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Public Notices I l— CHRISTCHURCH DRAINAGE BVARD NEW BRIGHTON ROAD PUMPING STATION OPEN DAY No. 205 Stormwater Pumping nation will be open for pub:ic inspection on Saturday, February 28 1981 between the hours of 9.30 a.m. and 3 p.m. ■ This station forms an lm-| J portant part of the Dudley; j Creek Diversion Scheme and; ] is located at. the outlet of. Horseshow Lake on a_ rear; site adjacent to house No. 209; I New Brighton Road, Burwood.; ( Access may be gained by the | formed right-of-way leading; to the station. Members of the public will' 1 be welcome to inspect this, recently completed pumping; | station which will be manned for the occasion. M. J. HORNE, Secretary. . ( MADE TO MEASURE • * SUITS AND TROUSERS WHAT do you get in a made; to measure suit or trusers from Tasman Tailors? —We will cut any style —lmported materials used —First class workmanship i A. suit made for you alone t —Price? Why not come and j see us, you will be pleas- . . antly surprised . j We are at 28 New Regent ’ Street, we also do alterations * if you have lost or gained weight or if your suit or l r °U' sers need reshaping. Workmanship guaranteed. TASMAN TAILORS 28 NEW REGENT ST. Ph. 796-235. HS2S w CANTERBURY WORKERS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION LNC. _ THERE are still some vacancies in the following classes: Creative Writing, Tuesday 7.30 p.m., $l3. Painting (Brighton), Wednesday 1 p.m., $l4. Poetrv Workshop. Tuesday 7 p.m., $lO. German, Wednesday 7.30 p.m, $25.

Chairmanship, Wednesday 7.30 p.m.. $B. Life drawing and painting, Wednesday 7 p.m., $lB. Flute, Thursday 5.30 p.m.. $l5. And many more classes. For further details and enrolments phone W.E.A. Centre, 60-696 or 64-530 or all at 59 Gloucester Street. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the green Humber Car, Reg. No. AO-8699, left in Cheviot Hotel Car Park on Dec., 1980, will be disposed of if not claimed before March 1, 1981. SOUTHERN BALLET FOUNDATION INC. THE Annual Meeting of the Southern Ballet Foundation Inc. will be. held on Wednesday. March 11, at 7.30 p.m. in the new Southern Ballet Theatre in the Arts. Centre. JOHN R. HEPWORTH, Secretary. LYTTELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE is hereby given that on and after the Ist day of April, 1981, the following charges for electricity will apply:— DOMESTIC: Monthly Supply Charge, $2. General (with controlled water heating), all units 3.80 cents. Night Rate, 9.30 p.m.-6.30 a.m.. all units 2.913 cents. NON-DOMESTIC: Monthly Supply, $2.50. Commercial lighting and heating, all units 1 1.664 cents. Commercial cooking over 30 kW connected load, all units 8.67 cents. Power, all units 8.67 cents. Plus per h.p. $1.65 Welders, all units 8.67 cents. Plus per kVA, $1.20. Less than 24 hour availability: Water heating, all units 3.80 cents. Night rato heating, 2.913 cents. Under veranda lighting—monthly per light, $2.50. Telephone cabinet lighting —annually per light, $38.50. Builders’ Temporary Supply:

Connection fee, $4O. Monthly supply charge. $2.50. Plus all units, 11.664 cents. Disconnection fee. reconnection fee, and special reading fee, each at $6. To all the above charges an additional charge of 10 cents in the dollar shall be added and form part of the Basic charge. This will be allowed as discount if the account is paid within 14 days from the day the accounts are posted to the consumers. D. A. HILLIER, Town Clerk. TO provide for the recovery of recent Increases in the cost of milk and cream bottles, the New Zealand Milk Board has approved the following increases in the maximum prices which milk vendors may charge for milk and cream bottles, as from March 1, 1981: 300 ml: Increased by 8 cents to 20 cents. 600 ml: increased by 7 cents to 25 cents. G. MACPHERSON, General Manager, NEW ZEALAND MILK BOARD. 5 ww g Iclcj MEETING DATES THE following dates have been set for meetings of the Council in March: MONDAY, March 2—Works, Reserves and Traffic Com-mittee-7 p.m. THURSDAY, March s—Town Planning Committee —4 p.m. MONDAY, March 9—Finance and By-laws Committee—--7 p.m. WEDNESDAY, March 18— Ordinary Council —7 p.m. The public is welcome to attend these meetings, held in the Council Chambers, corner Jeffreys and Clyde Roads, Fendalton. Members of the public wishing to address Committees of the Council should advise the Infomation Officer or County ; Clerk (Phone 517-109). J. REID, County Clerk. Countv Office, FENDALTON. PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT MURRAY GIERA, Registered Public Valuer, WISHES to announce that he is now available to undertake • property valuation work at:— M. D. GIERA and CO., 165 CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, Phone 67-095, A.K. 596-888. ; W514