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Public Notices NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS RECEIVED RANGIORA ELECTORAL DISTRICT I HEREBY give notice that the following nominations of candidates for the election of a member of Parliament for the Ranglora Electoral District have been received by me: GARDNER, William Stuart, New Zealand Party. GERARD, Richard James, National. MOORE, Graham Service, Social Credit. TOMLINSON, Brian Craig, Labour. The poll will be held at the several polling places appointed for the district between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Saturday the 14th day of July 1984. B. C. ROWELL, Returning Officer, P.O. Box 108, RANGIORA. VICTORIA LEAGUE MORNING TEA TUESDAY, JUNE 26, AT 10.15 A.M. The speaker Is Detective Sergeant D. K. White. “Life as a Policeman” SALES TABLE THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1977 RANGIORA DISTRICT COUNCIL DISTRICT SCHEME PROPOSED CHANGE No. 6 (Home Occupations) PURSUANT to resolution made on the 11th day of June, 1984, the Ranglora District Council has Initiated the following change to the District Scheme. PROPOSED CHANGE No. 6 This Change proposes to amend the District Scheme to Incorporate provisions for home occupations, crafts and home workshops in the rural zones, urban zone, residential zone and urban development zone. Under the new provisions home occupations, crafts and home workshops will, subject to limitations, be a predominant use In the above zones. The limitations are: (a) Only one person not residing on the site shall be employed. (b) there shall be no display, advertisement or sale of goods and services. (c) the use or storage of plant and materials having objectionable properties shall not be permitted. d) limit on traffic generation. Any activity not complying with (b), (c) or (d) will be a conditional use. The Council recognises that there Is a need to provide and ; encourage employment op- , portunities and local enter- • prise In the Ranglora District. The Change comes also as a response to the Increasing number of planning appllca- ■ tions seeking to operate a [ business from home. PLACES FOR INSPECTION ’ (1) The Ranglora District • Council’s offices, Kippenberger Avenue, Ranglora. i (2) Davie Lovell-Smith and i Partners, 198 Hereford . Street, Christchurch. i At any time when the above > places are open to the public. Submissions and objections . to the Change or any part ( thereof may be made by any i body or person affected or r represenntlng some relevant . aspect of the public Interest. Submissions and objections shall be In writing In Form C, available at the Council’s office, as prescribed In the Schedule to the Town and

Country Planning Regulations 1978 or to the like effect and shall be lodged with the County Clerk, Ranglora District Council, P.O. Box 9 Ranglora not later than 4 p.m. on Friday, July 20, 1984. Dated at Christchurch this 18th day of June, 1984. DAVIE LOVELL-SMITH AND PARTNERS B. W. THOMPSON Town and Country Planning Consultants to the Ranglora District Council. NEW ZEALAND kS/FOREST SERVICE NOTICE OF INTENTION TO LAY POISON THE N.Z. Forest Service will during the period July 9, 1984 to September 30, 1984, be laying the deadly poison — Sodium Monofluoracetate, commonly known as 1080, in jam form and in pellet form, by hand, for opossum control on new and existing plantings In the following State Forest areas: \ MAHINAPUA SF 17 Whlltshlre Road, Compartment 4,60 ha. Kaka Terrace, Compartment 5,7.3 ha. Sandstone Road, Compartment 8,17 ha. Sandstone Road, Compartment 9,56 ha. KANIERE SF 19 McKays Creek Road, Compartment 15, 65ha. Chapmans Tram Road, Compartment 14, lOOha. NEMONA SF 31 Cape Terrace, Compartment 5/3, 25.5 ha. Compartment 5/4, 7.7 ha. Compartment 30/1, and 2, and 3,70 ha Compartment 31/3, and 4 44ha. Compartment 34/2 6ha, Compartment 35/1 and 2, and 3,71 ha. Cockabulia Road, Compartment 22, o.6ha. Compartment 22/2, and 3,34.5 ha Compartment 60/2, and 3 14.7 ha. Compartment 62 o.6ha. Ogilvies Road, Compartment 59/1, 53.4 ha. Compartmenl 59/3, 12.7 ha. No Name Road, Compartmenl 7/5, 21ha. Compartmenl 38/1, 53.4 ha. Compartmenl 39/1, 131.1 ha. Ogilvies Road, Compartmenl 59, 30ha. Maori Creek, Compartmenl 26,3.9 ha. Compartment 63 I.2ha. Pattersons Creek, Compartment 27, o.9ha. Woods Creek Road, Compartment 66, 6.9 ha. Bundi Road, Compartment 7, 6, and 7,61.5 ha. WAIMEA SF 43 Stantons Road, Compartmen 21, 69.8 ha. Callaghans Road, Compart ment 20, 3.6 ha. OMOTO SF 32 Blairs Road, Compartment 10 20ha. Cyanide poison may also bi ’ used. The public are warnet against handling baits or car casses of poisoned animals. Dogs are extremely suscept ible to 1080 and may be pol soned by eating carcasses o poisoned animals. The Game (Packing am Export) Regulations 196' Clause 49 (1) specify “That re covery of game meat will no be permitted in or within kilometres of that area when poison Is laid and such prohl bitions shall continue for i period of 4 weeks followlni completion of poisoning.” Entry to these State Forest by permit holders for opos sum hunting and other fores use is not restricted. P. J. B®RG, Conservator of Forests.