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i Birthday Greetings DESIREE SMITH (NEE HARRIS) ir .; . ■ *4® Happy 21st Birthday -Lots of love from Brian, mum, dad and family. TOAL, Michael — Happy 18th birthday. Love Mary-anne, Edward and kids and Mum, Dad, Peter and Bernadette. MIKE PATTERSON Today's the day it's Patto’s big day, With plenty of prey no wonder he’s grey. HAPPY 40th BIRTHDAY , —Love Cha-Lee Chan and the Clang. PENTECOST — Have a great 21st. Alan, hope the surfs up. Love Lynette, Alan, Tracy and Aaron. Public Notices ♦♦ ♦ ♦ MR MOVIE offers his expert knowledge to all of his customers. Come and speak to Mr Movie about your video needs. Mr Movie Ltd, VHS Video Library, 319 Stanmore Road. PRIVATE BUYER A PRIVATE buyer prepared to pay top dollar above market price for houses, single ownership flats or blocks of flats. Willing to renovate If necessary. Immediate settlement or whenever suits you. PHONE NOW 384-978 or 884-435 or 67-612 any time. RESTAURATEURS! Is your business doing as well as It could be? Advertise with "The Press” Restaurant Guide every Thursday. Phone 790-940, ext. 897. SKY-DIVE with Canterbury Sky Diving Club. Student classes every week. Contact Seekers, Phone 792-720. WAI-TE-WAI annual general meeting, April 22, at Te Rongopal Church lounge, 7 p.m., corner Olllvlers Road and Cashel St. LYTTELTON HARBOUR BOARD PUBLIC NOTICE OF PROPOSED APPLICATION TO THE NEW ZEALAND PORTS AUTHORITY FOR CONSENT TO CAPITAL EXPENDITURE NOTICE Is hereby given that the Lyttelton Harbour Board proposes at a meeting to be held on May 15, 1985, to consider a motion to apply to the New Zealand Ports Authority for consent to expend an estimated sum of $4.5 million for the construction and commissioning of a replacement tug for general harbour duties. Of the total cost $2.25 million Is proposed to be met from the Board’s reserves and $2.25 million from a loan raised by public subscription. Loan charges will be met from revenue from port operations. Objections and comments relating to the proposed application must be submitted to the Board In writing not later than May 10, 1985. This Is the first publication of notice as required under the Harbour and Container Works Capital Expenditure Regulations 1980. P. G. MORGAN, Acting General Manager. O OP°UGH op SB wg Constituted 1913 RICCARTON BOROUGH COUNCIL SPECIAL ORDER AMENDMENT TO PARKING BYLAW NOTICE Is hereby given that at an Ordinary Meeting of the Riccarton Borough Council held on Monday, March 25, 1985, a resolution was passed In respect of a special order. The Intention of the special order Is to Institute under Section 684 of the Local Government Act 1974 an amendment to the Riccarton Borough council Parking Bylaw 1982, to provide 30 minute parking in Euston Street. Further notice Is given that the resolution will be submitted to an Ordinary Meeting of the Riccarton Borough council to be h eld on Monday, April 29, 1985, at 7.30 p.m. In the Council chambers, 199 Clarence Street, Riccarton, for confirmation as a special order. A copy of the special order may be Inspected at the Borough Office, 199 Clarence Street, Riccarton, from 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday. J. B. SKINNER, Town clerk. March 30, 1985.

APPALOOSA AND QUARTER HORSE PROMOTION DAY YOU ARE CORDIALLY invited to come along and see these versatile horses which originated from Indian and Ranch stock in the U.S.A, performing. Prizes for the best Indian and Cowboy/Cowgirl costumes under 12 years judged by: JOHN GRENNELL FUN DAY FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AT THE RICCARTON RACE COURSE CAR PARK COMMENCING AT 1 P.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 20. ADMISSION FREE. ! 4