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Press, 24 September 1983, Page 66

Public Notices - WE’RE highly optimistic about our Classified ads. P Shop our columns and you'll f see whyi To place your ad, phone 792-440 any time. 350 Colombo St Assemblies of . Christ the King, Saturday 11 i a.m. clean-up. 2 p.m. Prayer ” and Thanksgiving. ; BARRISTERS AND s SOLICITORS s " AMALGAMATION 5 THE partners of Lane Neave 1 and Co., and Ronaldson 7 Averill and Co., Barristers and Solicitors, announce the t amalgamation of their prac- , tices as from October 1, 1983. At the same time they are i being Joined in partnership by : Rosemary Blythe Cracroft Aitken, LL.B (Hons), formerly ' an associate of Ronaldson Averill and Co. The new firm ‘ will practise under the name ~ of 1 LANE 1 NEAVE RONALDSON at AMURi COURTS (Level 7), 293 Durham Street, CHRISTCHURCH P.O. Box 1742 Telephone 793-720 The partners of the new - firm will be: » C. E. W. Averill t J. E. England N. G. Clark t S. R. Mallng P. R. T. Taylor , T. J. Stackhouse ; J. G. Matthews R. T. K. Burtt ’ G. M. Abbot J. J. Brandts-Glesen ! E. D. Wylie R. B. C. Aitken A. G. McDonald will be an ■ associate of the new firm. i ANTIQUE CLOCKS RESTORATION and repairs , carefully attended to by Felix J. Knoef, Dip. Horology (the 1 Hague), M.W.I.N.Z. * Phone 298-881 any time. t ’ ANNIVERSARY OFFER - ALLEGRO RESTAURANT f 142 LICHFIELD ST TO celebrate the entry into s our twelth year of serving the , public of Christchurch with { quality Continental food, we « are, until October 31, from ' Monday to Thursday, at ’ Luncheon (12-2), and Dinner . (from 7 p.m.), offering a complimentary bottle of New Zealand wine for every two . guests. [ Reservations desired, i PHONE 793-250. 1 WlKi ; DOES YOUR CLOTHING . NEED I ADJUSTING? ; GAINED OR LOST WEIGHT? 1 TROUSERS NEED TAPERING? We do all at: TASMAN TAILORS 28 NEW REGENT ST, PHONE 796-235. Workmanship guaranteed. ACCOUNTANCY PRACTICES SOLE PRACTITIONERS WE wish to purchase an accountancy practice or a block of fees in the Christchurch or rural area. We would give consideration to the phasing out of a retiring practitioner over a period of time should he require It. Please reply to: ACCOUNTANCY PRACTICE, C/- P.O. Box 4373, CHRISTCHURCH. CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL ROWING REGATTA PROGRAMME 1983/84 AVON RIVER PUBLIC notice Is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of Christchurch City Bylaw No. 120, the Canterbury Rowing Association has been granted exclusive use of the Avon River between the Clubhouse at Kerrs Reach and the Avondale Bridge on the following dates: October 1, 1983 — Opening Day October 15,1983 - New Brighton Eights October 29, 1983 — Estuary Eights November 12/13, 1883 — Ist Kerrs Reach Pennant November 26/27, 1983 — 2nd Kerrs Reach Pennant December 10/11, 1983 - Lion Breweries Regatta RESTRICTION OF SUPPLY OF ORDINARY WATER “In accordance with Clause 16.1 of the Christchurch City Bylaw No. 107 (Water Supply and Plumbing 1980) the use of water from the City supply is restricted from midnight September 30-October 1, 1983 In that part of the City east of the Ferrymead Bridge (Including Mt Pleasant, St Andrews Hill, McCormacks Bay, Maffeys Spur, Redcllffs, Moncks Spur, Moncks Bay, Clifton Hill, Richmond Hill, Sumner, Scarborough Hill and Taylors Mistake, etc.) as follows: The use of the City water supply for garden watering and irrigation Is prohibited on alternate days. Those properties with even street numbers are permitted to use the City water supply for garden watering and Irrigation only on even numbered calendar days. Those properties with odd street numbers are permitted to use the City water supply for garden watering and Irrigation only on odd numbered calendar days. It is an offence against the Bylaw for any person to use water contrary to this prohibition. Exemption from the Restriction Exemption from the water restriction will be granted to bona fide commercial market gardeners who make an application to the Council In writing, stating their water consumption requirements, and can produce evidence that their chief livelihood is market gardening. In the event of the water storage situation becoming critical, these exemptions can be withdrawn. JOHN GRAY, General Manager and Town Clerk.