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Public Notices DUTCH drape velvet, 14 colours, fantastic value. $13.50 metre. Special price only for 15 metres or more at Ivan Philips Fabrics, 453 Colombo St Phone 62-816. EDMUND Harold, visiting English medium, will hold a two-day seminar, "Towards Inner Circle" on Saturday 27 and Sunday, October 28, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. at 292 Cashel Street. Bring lunch. On November 4, Edmund Harold will hold a one-day seminar, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. "Working with Crystals,” 292 Cashel St. Bring lunch. For further Information, ph. 382-056. SKY-DIVE with Canterbury Sky Diving Club. Student classes every week. Contact Seekers, Phone 792-720. HOTEL DARTS NORTH CANTERBURY PUBLICAN AND PAIRS TOURNAMENT Tuesday, October 30 THREE pairs from each team are eligible for this Tournament. $2 per head entry fee. Entries close Monday, October 29. Entries to P.O. Box 151, Ranglora.

HAVE YOUR SAY ON ENERGY HAVE YOU any opinions or concerns on energy planning in New Zealand? The Energy Advisory Committee (EAC) Is your means of voicing these opinions and participating in the Government’s energy planning process. The EAC is now receiving submissions on the 1984 Energy Plan and energy planning in general. We are especially interested in receiving submissions on: (1) planning and policy in the energy conservation sector; (2) forecasting of demand and plans, policies and present operations for supply, including environmental implications of such plans and policies, in the electricity sector; (3) the nature of energy planning and the role of the Energy Plan. Submissions received .will be used as input for the EAC publication, Review of Energy Planning in 1984, which, in turn, will be referred to in the production of the 1985 Energy Plan. The three topics above will be addressed in more detail. Submissions are required by December 14, 1984, and should be sent to: The Energy Advisory Committee, C/- Ministry of Energy, Private Bag, WELLINGTON. If you wish to have a copy of Review of Energy Planning in 1983, to look at the past work of the EAC, or to obtain further information, please also write to the above address. The 1984 Energy Plan which discusses policies and plans for energy development and use over the next 15 to 20 years is available from Government Printer bookshops or the Ministry of Energy at a cost of $5 or should be available for reference at your local library. DEPARTMENT 1(0J OF LABOUR SALE OF FIREWORKS RETAILERS OF FIREWORKS are advised of the following restrictions as imposed by the Explosives Regulations 1959. 1 No persons shall sell by retail any fireworks except during the period of 10 days that ends with the sth day of November. This also includes displaying, exposing or exhibiting for sale: October 27, 1984 to November 5, 1984. 2 No fireworks are to be displayed for sale or stored in any position where the rays of the sun can ctriVp tbiA firpwnrk*? 3 Fireworks are not to be displayed or stored in any place to which members of the public have access, unless the fireworks are covered by glass or other incombustible material in such a manner that the fireworks are protected from any source of ignition. 4 There is no age restriction in force. The Explosives Act is administered by the Department of Labour. The Japan Foundation and the Society for International Education, Japan announce the JAPANESE LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST to be held at AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY, SUNDAY DECEMBER 9, 1984 Secondary and Tertiary students of Japanese are eligible to sit the test, and official Proficiency Certificates will be issued to all who pass. Application forms are now available from Institutions teaching Japanese, and Japanese Government offices in New Zealand. Completed applications should be forwarded by October 31 to: ‘ JAPAN INFORMATION CENTRE Royal Exchange House, 113 ■'Customhouse Quay, WELLINGTON 1