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Public Notices Public Notices DEPARTMENT OF SECRETARIAL STUDIES MAY SCHOOL HOLIDAY COURSES LEARN TO TYPE IN 12 HOURS: 10.30 a.m.-12 noon. Monday to Thursday. Start May 7, finish May 17. Cost $35.00 adults, students 10-15 jts $20.00. INTRODUCTION TO MICRO-COMPUTING AND WORD PROCESSING: 10 a.m.-12 noon. Monday to Friday. Start May 7, finish May 18. Cost $75.00. Saturday and Sunday classes LEARN TO TYPE KEYBOARDING COURSE USING ELECTRONIC TYPEWRITERS 10.30 a.m.-12 noon for eight weeks. Either Saturday or Sunday, commencing June 30 and July 1,1984. Fee adults $35.00, children 10-15 yrs, $20.00. This course will teach students to type without looking at the keys. A must for anyone going on to learn computer functions. Students will be shown a basic letter style, simple centring and basic display techniques. INTRODUCTION TO MICRO-COMPUTER OPERATING AND WORD PROCESSING Classes commence June 16 and 17. 10 a.m.-12 noon for ten weeks and are now open for enrolment This course Is for people who have no knowledge of computers or word processing. Students will get a “hands on” experience on a computer as well as an introduction to word processing. It Is designed to help you understand the basic operation, what the technical terms mean, how to operate word processing, how to compare one computer with another. No typing experience required. Enrol at the Enrolment Centre, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. FOSTER HOME REQUIRED FOR CAROL AGED 14 YEARS CAROL IS LOOKING for a kind family home to care for her until she reaches independance. She came Into care quite young because her family could not meet her special needs. She has made most encouraging progress at Templeton Hospital to the extent she has outgrown it and is attending a High School In central Christchurch. Carol is friendly, co-operative and outgoing, and really deserves a chance to live in the ordinary community with a resourceful, caring family. If you feel you could help Carol, please contact Peter Dearsley, Department of Social Welfare, Hornby Area Welfare Office (Telephone 497-084). TELEVISION NEW ZEALAND TELEVISION NEW ZEALAND IS CURRENTLY PRODUCING a natural history qulzz called “What on Earth.” We invite non-profit making organisations to participate In this qulzz by arranging a team of 3 persons to compete with the object of winning substantial money prizes for the organisation. The organisation must specify some natural history related project on which the money would be spent should its team win. Organisations should apply for entry forms from the Producer, “What On Earth,” T.V.N.Z., Box 474, Dunedin. The closing date for the receipt of entry forms is Friday, April 13.

Public Notices IN THE HIGH COURT OF NEW ZEALAND CHRISTCHURCH REGISTRY M65/84 IN THE MATTER of The Companies Act, 1955 AND IN THE MATTER of MUSGROVE BROS, LIMITED (In Liquidation) AND IN THE MATTER of an application by CHRISTOPHER EDWARD TURLAND AND MERVYN ROWLAND GOOD, both of Christchurch, chartered accountants, liquidators of the abovenamed company. TO: Any company or person who considers Itself or himself to be a creditor of the abovenamed company. NOTICE Is hereby given that a Notice of Motion Seeking a Stay of Winding Up of the abovenamed Company by the High Court has been filed In the High Court at Christchurch. That if the Stay is ordered It will mean the Company Is able to continue trading as if It had never been placed In liquidation. That If this Stay is ordered It may be a condition that any company or person who considers Itself or himself to be a creditor have reserved to it or him any right otherwise existing to bring an action against the Company as If It had never been placed In liquidation. If you wish to be heard on this motion or to receive copies of any further documents filed herein you must, within 30 days after and exclusive of the day on which this Notice is served on you, give an address for service In accordance with Rule 584 of the Code of Civil Procedure by filing in the office of this Court at Christchurch a document specifying that address, which may not be more than three miles from that office and by serving a copy of that document on the liquidators. The Motion will be heard in the High Court at Christchurch at a date and time to be fixed by the Court. You will not be notified of this date and time unless you give an address for service. Dated at Christchurch this Ist day of, March, 1984. M. A. McGunn, (Deputy) Registrar The address for service of the abovenamed liquidators Is at the offices of Messrs Weston Ward and Lascelles, 123 Worcester Street, Christchurch. This Is the first advertisement to this notice. LEARN THE ANCIENT ART OF BELLY DANCING DANCED to Rhythms of Middle Eastern Music the sensuous undulated body movements will take off Inches from thighs, waist, hips, abdomen and tone flabby and sagging muscles. It’s an excellent form of exercise which helps you relax mentally and physically from tensions of every day living. Limited classes day, and early evening. Phone 63-564, before 10 a.m. and after 5 p.m., and on week-ends, for further Inquiries and to register. OXFORD A. AND P. ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SHOW, APRIL 7, 1984 ENTRIES close March 16. Schedules available from Secretary, Mrs E. M. Skurr, Glentul R.D. Oxford.

MOUNT HERBERT COUNTY COUNCIL STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS AND RELATED SOURCES OF FUNDS APPLIED FOR THE YEAR ENDED MARCH 31, 1983 REPORT OF THE AUDIT OFFICE THE AUDIT OFFICE, having been appointed in terms of section 25, Public Finance Act 1977, has audited the financial statements of the Mount Herbert County Council. The financial statements reported on comprise the Statement of Payments and Related Sources of Funds Applied and Statement of Money Owing. The audit was conducted in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards and practices. In the opinion of the Audit Office, the financial statements fairly reflect, in the form prescribed by regulation 10 of the Local Government (Territorial Authorities) Accounting Regulations 1979, the financial position of the Council as at March 31,1983, and the results of financial operations for the year ended on that date. R. Ng, For Controller and Auditor-General January 26, 1984. Considered and adopted by the Mount Herbert County Council at an Ordinary Meeting of the Council held on Monday, February 27, 1984, at the Council Chambers, Church Bay. S. M. MURRAY, CHAIRMAN. MOUNT HERBERT COUNTY COUNCIL STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS AND RELATED SOURCES OF FUNDS APPLIED FOR THE YEAR ENDED MARCH 31, 1983 During the year the council expended funds as follows: (Previous year’s figures are shown in the first column) Actual Estimate Actual 1981/82 General Activities 1982/83 1982/83 47,338 Administration and Central Services 75,624 68,081 151,490 Roading 279,873 273,030 7.781 Drainage and Sanitation 8,500 10,131 1,665 Recreation and Cultural 2,600 2,389 2.781 Housing and Property 3,000 16,536 24,650 Government P.E.P. Labour 35,808 5,374 Pest Eradication 4,800 3,126 4,864 Hydatids Control 5,733 3,653 Other Authorities Levies 7,175 7,181 249,596 Total Funds Expended During Year 381,572 422,015 This Expenditure was financed by: Revenue 166,482 Rates 190,885 178,265 3,951 Petroleum Tax 4,000 4,099 95,006 Government Grants and Subsidies 118,400 154,232 15,795 Licence Fees and other charges 24,200 31,825 281,234 337,485 368,421 Loan and Special Funds Applied Loan Money applied 12,500 1,220 Special Funds applied 11,050 11,523 282,454 348,535 392,444 Plus (Less) decrease (increase) in General Funds calculated as follows: Balance 1.4.82 35,751 CR (32,858) Balance 31.3.83 6,180 CR 33,037 29,571 249,596 381,572 422,015 In addition the Council held other funds as follows at March 31, 1983 22,668 Special Funds 27,365 STATEMENT OF MONEY OWING AS AT MARCH 31, 1983 The Council was owed in respect of: Unpaid rates and Other Revenue 20,640 The Council owed for the supply of: Materials and Services 18,742 Public Debt (Loans) Gross Public Debt 21,514 Less Public Debt relating to Rural Housing Loans 12,457 Net Public Debt 9,057 NOTE ON ACCOUNTING POLICY These financial statements have been prepared on the basis that Revenue is recognised when money is received by the Council, and that Expenditure is brought to charge when payment is made for goods and services rendered to the Council. D. A. HILLIER, County Clerk. January, 1984. Copies of the audited general statement and summary of general statistics are available for public inspection during office hours at the Council Office, comer London and Canterbury Streets, Lyttelton. A copy of these documents will be posted or delivered free of charge to any elector requesting the same. DfeA. HILLIER, k T County Clerk. »