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Press, 2 June 1984, Page 66

Public Notices NEW BRIGHTON TROTTING CLUB (INC.) ELECTION OF OFFICERS MEMBERS are advised that the names of persons to be proposed for election for the ensuing year must be received at the Club's Registered Office at least twenty one days before the Annual General meeting which will be held on Thursday. July 5.1984. T. H. DAVIS Secretary/Manager QUEEN’S BIBTHDAY REFUSE COLLECTION HOUSEHOLD refuse will be collected as usual on Monday, June 4. Commercial refuse will be collected on Tuesday, June 5. A. J. W. LAMB, District Engineer.

REVOCATION AND RESERVATION PURSUANT to Section 24(2) (b) of the Reserves Act 1977 notice is hereby given that it is proposed to revoke the reservation as a river conservation reserve over the land described In the schedule below. The land is located on the south-western outskirts of Ashburton Borough and is bounded to the south-east by the Main South Railway and to the south-west by the Ashburton River. Access to the area is off Dobson Street. The revocation is proposed as the land Is no longer required for Its reserve purpose. Objections to the proposal must be In writing and sent to the Commissioner of Crown Lands, Department of Lands and Survey, Private Bag, Christchurch not later than June 29, 1984. SCHEDULE Part Reserve 4605 situated in Block XIII Ashburton Survey District. Area: 6.5 hectares approximately SELWYN PEST DESTRUCTION BOARD NOTICE OF INTENTION TO POISON PURSUANT to the provisions of the Agricultural Pest Destruction Act 1967 and the Pesticides (Vertebrate Pest Control) Regulations, 1983 PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that 1080 poison carrots will be laid by hand for rar>blts in the following area: From North Rakaia road to Rakaia River Boundary between Main South Road Bridge and Wabys Road. Operations will commence on or about June 18, 1984 and shall continue to approximately end of July 1984. Persons are warned against taking or handling rabbits in this and adjacent areas. Approved operator J. Mcßae, Hororata. C. L. SUGDEN Secretary THE ISAAC WILDLIFE TRUST SPONSORS TO THE WORLD WILDLIFE FUND PEACOCK SPRINGS A STUDY IN CONSERVATION VISITS by organised groups and school parties Include our latest developments — the Waterfall Walk, and now the Salmon Farm. Our wildlife Officers will conduct the party either In their bus or private cars, 7 days a week. The minimum number in each group must be 20 with no limit on maximum numbers. For further details and bookings please telephone: MRS WILLIAMS, ISAAC CONSTRUCTION, PHONE 599-145 THE BODY SHOP O Exercise to music classes • Weight training gymnasium O Weight loss © Weight gain a Body toning @ Self defence classes O Sauna, steam, sun tanning © Massage a Physiotherapy FREE TRIAL on presentation of this advertisement. For further Information telephone: — 799-192, 491 Moorhouse Avenue. YOGA CLASSES Inner City Yoga, Room S7l, The Arts Centre TEACHER: Bryan Rogers CLASSES: 6-8 p.m. Mon. to Frl. Fee: $35 for 10 lessons .Enquiries: Ph. 67-595 after 6 ’p.m.