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Public Notices, AWARD Finance. Lid. hereby gives notice that they intend selling in 14 days, the followins; vehicle 1976 HR Holden Station Wagon, reg. No. DYI4I. CANTERBURY Afghan Hound Club (Inc.), take notice that Patricia Welton is no longer a member or a committee member of the above club and the Club will not be responsible for debts incurred in its name by her. FOR sale by tender -2 glasshouses'for removal, can be inspected at 43 Hargond St. Tenders close June 13th, 1982. highest tender not necessarily accepted, and snouid be addressed to P.O. Box 19573. Christchurch. INVESTORS Opportunity trade or swap anything considered. 6 Sunny mod. Summerhill stone 2 bdrm ownership flats, on their own sep. title, could return 16 per cent p.a. plus capital gain. Could be traded separately or as a block of six. 5150.000 cash. Difference either way. Phone 50-158 ask for James. REWARD. Reward. Reward. Reweard your child with a good piano from Gravestons. Sydenham. Open Saturdays. All instruments guaranteed. Pljone 64-938 now. WE'RE highly optimistic about our Classified ads. Shop our columnsand you'll see whylD

ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL WETLANDS STUDY THE MINISTER for the environment has requested the environmental council to consider and report to him op the environmental implications of wetland usfe and management with appropriate recommendations. Their terms of reference are:— 1 To assess the present state and trends of wetlands. 2 To identify present policies and objectives for the management of wetlands and peatlands. 3 To pinpoint the deficiencies into. 4 To formulate policy options and indicate those preferred. 5 To identify future action. Members of the public, Government Departments and interested organisations are invited to comment on the Minister's requests. Submissions close on July 23, 1982. and should be addressed to: THE ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL. P.O. Box 10-382, WELLINGTON. nzim "debtors collection and CREDIT CONTROL Learn the principles and benefits of effective debtor collection. • Establishment and use of credit. • Credit History. • Rendering of Accounts. • Pressing for Payment. • Collection of overdue accounts. • Cost of bad debts on growth of Business. ‘ Legal remedies and obligations. • An overview of the debtors systems available. • Practical exercise and case studies. The course commences on Thursday 10 June 1982. """debtorsTollection and CREDIT CONTROL Please send me further details: Name Address Phone (Bus) (Home) The New Zealand Institute of Management, Canterbury Division (Inc.). 307 Madras Street, CHRISTCHURCH. P.O. Box 13044 Phone6o-581 J I OPOSSUM | TRAPPERS I WILSON NEILL LTD | ARE NOW BUYING OPOSSUM | SKINS | PHONE: Jeff Percy; Kaiapoi 8343 I PHONE: Vince Gardiner, Chch | 833-953

COURSES TO START SOON DEPARTMENT OF METAL TRADES NZS 4711: Places are still available in our NZS 4711 Arc Welding Qualification course. This class is suitable for welders wishing to upgrade their skills in manual arc welding to test standard. Applicants should be skilled or semi skilled tradesmen or have had at least two years' experience in the welding industry. On completion of the course, students will be given the opportunity to sit the formal NZS 4711 Arc Welders Qualification test. NZIW 'A' GRADE WELDERS CERTIFICATE: This course is available for skilled and semi skilled welders or for students with four years’ experience in the welding industry. Applicants should hold, or be able to pass, the NZS 4711 Arc Welders Qualification test. This class prepares the student for the NZIW examination which is held in November. Arc Welding Qualification tests can also be arranged. NZIW WELDING SUPERVISOR'S CERTIFICATE: Applicants for this course should hold the NZIW 'A' Grade certificate. Examinations are held in November. All enquiries please to: Course Supervisor (Welding), Phone 798-150, ext. 890-889. DEPARTMENT OF ART and COMMUNITY STUDIES Vacancies in Art and Community Studies Classes - LATE ENROLMENTS ACCEPTED: ART: Carving - Tuesday 6-9 p.m., 1 June-6 July. Advanced Printmaking (Photographic Screenprinting) — Monday 6-9 p.m., 24 May-19 July. Drawing — Thursday 6-8 p.m., 27 May-12 August. Graphic Design (Using Visual Images) - Tuesday 6-8 p.m., 6 July-10 August. COMMUNITY STUDIES: Basic Audio Visual Skills - Wednesday 10 a.m.-12 noon, 9 June-21 July. Taking Charge (leadership skills) — Saturday 10 a.m.-4 p.m., 24 July. "New Opportunities" (short course for women interested in exploring personal, educational and community opportunities) — Friday9.3O a.m.-Ip.m., 16 July-20 August. New Outlook Course - starting at QEII Park, 2 June. Meets Wednesday and Thursday, 9.30 a.m.-2 p.m. for six weeks. Women and Health (discussion, visits, practical suggestions) - Tuesday 10 a.m.-12 noon, 1 June-6 July. Focus on Women (Film discussion course) - Monday 10 a.m.-12 noon, 12 July-16 August. Women and the Environment - Wednesday 1.0 a.m.-12 noon, 14 July-18 August. Communicating with Confidence (to improve communication skills), several courses, Monday 7.30-9 p.m., 14 June-2 August; Thursday 9.30 a.m.-12 noon, 15 July-19 August. DEPARTMENT OF FOOD and FASHION GOOD SENSE WITH FOOD: Of particular interest to people in the North West of the city. A six session course on the nutritional requirements for modern living. Venue: Redwood Senior Citizens Centre, 325 Main North Road, Redwood. Mondays 7.309.30 p.m., commencing 14 June. Comment and discussion on Menu Planning for the Family; Cooking without Meat; Food Fallacies, etc. Fee $13.00. . ENROLMENTS AT THE ENROLMENT CENTRE OR TELEPHONE 798-150, EXT. 899/828, 9a.m.-sp.m. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.