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Public Notices STC APPLICATION FOR CROWN LAND (NOTICE is hereby given that PAYNTER AND HAMILTON PROPERTY DEVELOPMENTS lof Christchurch has applied :to the Commissioner ol Crown Lands. Private Bag. i Christchurch, for the area of 17030 square metres approximately situated on Kilmore ; and Peterborough Streets forimerly the Old Normal School being Town Section 137 to 142 and 144 City of Christchurch for the purpose of redeveloping the site including the preserv ‘->n of the existing old Normal School building. Objections to the granting of this application must be lodged with the said Commissioner not later than the 24th i day o’ February, 1981. I S3l ATTENTION SMALL BUSINESSES, SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS, FARMERS, ETC. DO you find keeping your book work up to date boring and time consuming? If so, perhaps I could be of help to you. I am a qualified Bookkeeper, who will look after those boring accounts, either at your premises, or mine. References supplied. For further details please write to:— BOOKKEEPER. P.O. BOX 2712. CHRISTCHURCH. IT’S NOT TOO LATE! . ENROLMENTS still open for the following course: WOMEN AND WORK—Tuesdays, March 31 to May 5, 9.30 a.m. to 12 noon. Will cover women’s work patterns and special problems, personal skills for job hunting and decision making. $7. Enrolments taken 10 to 5 p.m. daily at 798-150 ext. 828, or in person at General Office, Moorhouse Avenue. CANE OR WILLOW PICNIC BASKET AUCKLAND Wholesaler requires Cane or Willow Picnic Baskets in a continuous supply. Could suit small manufacturing or art group. Write, Wholesaler, P. O. Box 3785, Auckland. RAKAIA GIRL GUIDES 50 YEARS JUBILEE SUNDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1981 All ex-Guides, Brownies, leaders and committee members cordially invited to attend. Any old photos, uniforms, badges, etc., would be much appreciated, as would names and addresses. Please contact: Secretary, MRS B. T. HAMAHAN, No. 1 R.D.. Rakaia. Ph. Rakaia 27-108. BANKS PENINSULA HYDATID CONTROL COMMITTEE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with lhe provisions of the Hydatid Amendments Act 1975, the Hydatids Fee for each and every dog in the committee s area (Akaroa. Wairewa, Heathcote, Mt Herbert Counties and Lyttelton Boroughl have been fixed at $l6 per dog. The lees cover the year commencing on April 1, 1981, and ending March 31, 1982, ■ and are due and payable, with the dog registration fees, prior to April 30, 1981. W. F. AYDON, Secretary. WAIREWA COUNTY COUNCIL DOG REGISTRATION FEES AND CHARGES 1981/82 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with the Dog Registration Act, 1955, and Amendments, the following fees and charges have been set for the year commencing on April 1, 1981, and ending on March 31. 1982, for all dogs in the County of Wairewa: “For all ‘working dogs,’ i.e. dogs owned by a shepherd or drover, or farmer, and kept solely for the purpose of herding or driving cattle or sheep, or owned by a Pest Destruction Board or Board employee, and kept solely for destroying pests as defined in the Agricultural Pests Destruction Act 1967. A fee of $1.50 per dog.” “For all other dogs. A fee of $3 per dog.” For each collar issued a charge of $2 per collar. Such fees shall be payable for all dogs of the age of three months or over, provided that any dog which attains the age of three months after the month of October, 198!. shall be half the prescribed fee. With the proviso that the fees be increased by 50 cents in each class where dogs which are due for registration in April. 1931. are not registered prior to May 1, 1981. N.B.—lt is an offence to keep a dog of the age of three months or more for a period of 14 days or more unless the dog is for the time being registered under the provision of Section 3 of the Dogs Registration Act 195 a. Dog owners are advised that the maximum penalty has been amended to $lOO, and thev should ensure that their dogs are registered prior to April 30. 1981. W. F. AYDON. County Clerk. FAIR HELD WET OR FINE MT PLEASANT COMMUNITY CENTRE McCORMACKS’ BAY RD Saturday, March 28 1 p.m. PLENTY of entertainment for children with Clotto the clown and rides of all discrlptions. Entertainment for adults too with auction starting i p.m. and stalls galore.