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Press, 2 June 1984, Page 65

' Public Notices PAPANUI ELECTORATE MIKE MOORE. M.P CHRISTCHURCH NORTH AVAILABLE every Saturday morning to meet constituents at the Bishopdale Flea Market, 9.30 a.m.. or home 524-696.

Public Notices MEETING DATES THE following dates have been set for meetings of the Council In June. Tuesday, June 5. Works Reserve anti Traffic Committee. 7 p.m. Thursday. June 7. Town Planning Commltee 4 p.m. Monday. June 11. Finance and By-Laws Committee. 7 p.m. Wednesday. June 20. Ordinary Council. 7 p.m. P. W. CHAPPLE, District Clerk. District Office. Fendalton.

SEMINAR SERIES MICROCOMPUTER SYSTEMS FOR SMALL BUSINESSES Seminar ll—July 25. 26; August 1. 2. Seminar lll—October 24, 25, 31; November 1. (Each seminar 4 sessions, 1-4 p.m.) Designed to provide a foundation of knowledge for the person considering the purchase of a microcomputer for a business,'administrative setting. Includes introduction to hardware and software, evaluation criteria, review of potential applications and demonstration of typical systems. Pamphlets including application forms available. P.O. Box 22-095 Phone 798-150 ext. 871

@ SAM Champion NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS DUE TO RESTRUCTURING and implementation of an on-line computer system, the need to hold spare parts and finished goods in the Christchurch Branch no longer exists as from May 31, 1984. Our new procedures will allow us to provide a fast and efficient spare parts and finished goods supply direct to our customers from Dunedin and Auckland distribution centres. An order processing service will still be provided by calling at our premises, 528 Moorhouse Avenue, or by telephoning 790-460. Our repair services will be operating as normal. Our alm in this restructuring is to provide excellent service and we ask you to bear with us in this transltionary period. HUNTERS WINTER CLOSURE OF GAME DEPOTS FROM JUNE 5, the following Game Depots will be closed. The purchase of game will recommence in October. G.D. AGENT 211 L. Muldoon, Oxford. 101 M. Sampson, Loburn. 97 D. Miln, Cuiverden. 280 W. Ching, Parnassus. 3 W. Hales, Hanmer Springs. 197 M. Taylor, Kaikoura. 95 K. A. Jones, Kaikoura. 118 M. Latter, Kekerengu. 106 B. Roeske, Tadmor. 108 O. Grooby, Motueka. 185 C. M. Lusty, Gowan Valley. 99 P. Goodwin, Murchison. 77 B. Hampton, Ikamatua. 286 J. Hahn, Ngahere. 217 A. Nolan, Dobson. 89 J. Hewison, Marula. GAME RECOVERY LTD. Phone HOKITIKA 680. THE DISABLED PERSONS ASSEMBLY (NEW ZEALAND) INC. PAYS TRIBUTE to the 1931 International Year of the Disabled Persons Telethon Trust. In disbursing $7,161,280 raised as a result of the Television New Zealand Telethon in 1981, the Trust showed foresight in furthering new directions in the field of disability. D.P.A. (N.Z.) Inc. is proud to be an ongoing legacy of the Trust and is pleased to nave the responsibility to develop two major National innovative projects - Teletext and a computerised information service and Total Mobility. The theme of the 1981 Internationa! Year of Disabled Persons — Full Participation and Equal Opportunity has been carried through with the formation of Disabled Persons Assembly (New Zealand) Inc.

I*®! 39 YEARS WORKING WITH THE WORLD’S POOR COLLECTORS AND DRIVERS still needed to help with Corso Appeal. If you can help please phone: Corso 62-803, or after hours, Gordon Scatter 585-824, Peter Stocker 843-437 CORSO ANNUAL APPEAL SATURDAY, JUNE 9 GIVE GENEROUSLY WHEN CORSO CALLS. < *♦