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Press, 2 June 1984, Page 66

Public Notices fSSg DAMAGE TO MEMORIALS NEXT of kin or relatives of the following deceased persons are asked to contact the Walmairl District Council In regard to the above: Anglican Block 1, Plot 3 — DICKEY, W. Fairclough, 26.9.21. Anglican Block 1, Plot 33 — 'GERRARD. Frederick Charles, Ella Louise, 1.10.31. Anglican Block 1, Plot 32 — INMAN, William Gibson. 26.7.11. Anglican Block 2, Plot 56 — RUTHERFORD, Bertie C„ 28 3 29 Anglican Block 2, Plot 52 — MURRAY-AYNSLEY, Blanche, 24.11.27. Anglican Block 12, Plot 54 - WILDER, Charles William, 1.2.38. Methodist Block 2. Plot 50 — BROUGHAM, Amelia G, 25.9 29. Plot 0821 - ATKINSON, Mathew Hal, 25.5.78. P. W. CHAPPLE, District Clerk. District Office. FENDALTON. FREE OFFER FREE OFFER Buy your genuine Woolrest Sleeper from D. C. SHEPPARD AND CO. LTD, 602 Colombo St PHONE 60-246 and receive one Woolrest pillow cover worth $12.50 free with every single Woolrest sleeper, and two pillow covers worth $25 free with all larger sizes. Single size $99 Double size $145 Queen size $165 King size $lB5 S/Klng size $195 Call in and see and feel these beautiful soft white woven pure wool underlays — pre-shrunk — fully washable. As advertised by Selwyn Toogood on television. Woolrest SLEEPERS w Guarantee better steep HEATHCOTE COUNTY COUNCIL QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY REFUSE COLLECTION HOUSEHOLD refuse normally collected on Monday, June 4,1984, Queen’s Birthday, will be collected the following day, Tuesday, June 5, 1984. REFUSE TIP The Truscotts Road Refuse Tip will be open 10.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. on Queen’s Birthday. D. J. May SENIOR EXECUTIVE OFFICER INSURE SECURELY WITH - Im iwLAffil Insurance IT WILL PAY YOU WELL TO CALL OR TELEPHONE E. W. D. SPARKS, Chief Agent 66 DURHAM STREET. PHONE 65-147, 63-255.

A North Canterbury Catchment Board & Regional Water Board UNLAWFUL CUTTING FOR FIREWOOD THE NORTH CANTERBURY CATCHMENT BOARD does not permit the cutting of firewood from its riverbed and berm plantings. Willow, poplar and pine trees have been planted for river protection purposes. The Board is concerned that in recent times trees have been cut down and taken away for firewood and that this has resulted in a reduction in the effective protection. The support and co-operation of all people using the riverbeds in preventing this type of damage is essential to the Board in its management of the riverbed areas. Persons convicted of wilfully destroying or damaging trees are liable to a fine of up to $lOOO. E. R. WOOD, Chief Executive Officer.

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