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Public Notices Public Notices CONNISTON OPEN DAYS Saturday, November 7 and Sunday, November 8 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. WITH THE GRACIOUS PERMISSION of Mr- and Mrs R. Robinson The Ashburton Rotary Club, has pleasure in announcing an Open Afternoon, for the public to view the magnificent gardens at Cqnniston, Alford Forest Road, Ashburton. Admission S2 (in aid of the Rotary International Committee). No children'under 12 years please. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES LAW PRACTITIONERS BILL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE BILL. PERSONS OR ORGANISATIONS wishing to make submissions on the Law Practitioners Bill or the Domestic Violence Bill .are asked to forward 25 copies to reach this office by Thursday February 4, 1982. If personal appearance before the Committee is desired a request to that effect must accompany the submission together with the name and telephone number of the witness. ■ R.M. Atkin, Secretary, Statutes Revision Committee, Parliament Buildings, Telephone 749-199, Ext 8564, WELLINGTON.

HOUSE OF REPRESENATATIVES LAW REFORM BILL PERSONS OR ORGANISATIONS wishing to make submissions on the Law Reform Bill are asked to forward 25 copies to reach this office by Thursday February 4, 1981. If personal appearance before the Committee is desired a request to that effect must accompany the submission together with the name and telephone number of the witness. R.M. Atkin, Secretary, Statutes Revision Committee, Parliament Buildings, Telephone 749-199, Ext 8564, WELLINGTON INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE THE MINISTER OF JUSTICE has directed that the following matters which have been raised by interested parties, be considered by this Committee. Anyone who wishes to register their interest in one or more of these matters should notify the Secretary before November 28, 1981. His address is: c/o The Patent Office, Private Bag, Lower Hutt. In due course those who have registered their interest will be invited to make detailed submissions to the Committee. LIST OF MATTERS FOR CONSIDERATION PATENTS: -Patentability with particular reference to computer software, methods of medical treatment, microbiological inventions and novelty requirements. -The term of protection and the provisions for extensions of term. —Compulsory licensing. —Rights of employee inventors. —lnternational Arrangements, particularly Patent Co-operation Treaty. —The patent/copyright conflict and their relationship to registered designs. TRADE MARKS: —Protection for Service marks. -The conflict between registered and unregistered trade marks and trade names. -Re-classification of pre 1940 trade mark registrations. In addition the Committee will be pleased to receive suggestions from interested parties as to any other matters relating to Industrial Property laws and practices which they think should be considered. R. W. JACKSON. Secretary.

WEEK-END WORKSHOP IN MODERN DANCE NOVEMBER 7 and 8 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. PETERBOROUGH CENTRE OF ARTS CENTRE Details from— IMPULSE DANCE CENTRE, . P.O. BOX 9114, WELLINGTON WINDSOR SCHOOL COMMUNITY FAIR SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. CLARE PARK, JUNCTION OF BURWOOD AND TRAVIS ROADS. PROGRAMME 10 a.m.: Fair begins. 10.15 — 11.00: Royal N.Z. Air Force Band (Wigram). 10.30: Official opening. 11.00: Bucketts Gym. 11.15: Ventriloquist show. 12 noon — 1 p.m.: Lunch — pizzas, sausage sizzles, 1.00: Raffle draw. 1.30: Ventriloquist show. 2— 4: Disco. Variety stalls, craftwork, cakes, health foods, trampolines, games. „ Displays by N.Z. Army, N:Z. Fire Service, St John’s. . Fundraising for the school community hall at Windsor,Scnool. COME AND ENJOY YOURSELVES.