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Press, 5 March 1982, Page 24

Public Notices CITY Communications Centre provides top flight personal telephone answering service, telex, radio telephone, photocopying, typing and mail box services at a fraction of the normal cost. Telephone In telex Group. 62-845 now.TF WE'RE highly optimistic about our Classified ads. Shop our columns and you'll see whylD BUILDING CONSULTANT PRACTICAL help'and advice oh all building matters including mediation of disputes. P. J. O’REGAN, Phone 517-537. P.O. Box 34-037. CHRISTCHURCH. WF CRAFT, CANEWORK EXHIBITION AND SOCIAL EVENING Friday, March 5 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. at Labour Party rooms, 196 Hereford Street. $1 entrance fee Paparua I County Council DOG REGISTRATION FEES 1982-83 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the Dogs Registration Act 1955, the Hydatids Act 1968 and all amendments, the Paparua County Council has fixed the following combined fees for dogs three months of age or over, for the period April 1. 1982, to March 31, 1983. FEES PAYABLE ALL DOGS — Combined fee. (a) Registered before April 30, 1982 $2O (b) Registered after April 30, 1982, $25. COLLARS Large $2.50. Small $l. IMPOUNDING FEES $l5 (plus a daily sustenance fee). B. L. MOOAR, County Clerk. EYRE COUNTY. COUNCIL CONTROL OF FIRES CONTROL OF FIRES THE prohibition on open air fires has now been lifted in that part of the County excluding the Riseley area as from Wednesday, March 3,1982. Fires are still prohibited within the areas bounded by Island Road, Ohoka Road, Adderley Terrace, and the Boundary with Kaiapoi Borough. This area being generally known as the Riseley area. Fires may be lit in that part of the County where the prohibition has been lifted provided the following rules are strictly adhered to: — Absolutely no fires, whether rubbish or stubble, may be lit or allowed to burn after 10 a.m. or before 4 p.m. or on a Sunday. — All fires must be attended until extinguished. Fires must not be lit in windy conditions. — Stubble fires — Neighbours who have standing crops which could be endangered must be informed beforehand. A fire break of at least 10 metres must be ploughed beforehand. — No fires, stubble or otherwise may be lit in the Eyrewell State Forest area at any time without the ■ sanction of the Forest Service. — No fires in the Riseley area. This ban does not include conventional type barbecues. These restrictions and conditions are imposed pursuant to the Councils Fire Bylaw and the Forest and Rural Fire Act, 1977 and will remain in force, until further notice. Residents are requested to take extreme care. P. BRADLEY, Principal Rural, Fire Officer. HENRY ZELAS 8.D.5., (N.Z.) is commencing part-time practice at the SYDENHAM DENTAL CENTRE 447 COLOMBO STREET PHONE 67-429