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Public Notices A small food processing business incorporating the rights to a sought after franchised product. Established clientelle good potential for expansion, fully equipped processing plant, total ingoing $27,900, excel, return. Write to the Secretary, P.O. Box 2621, Christchurch, advising contact telephone no. BRIGHTON, Seaview Road. Commercial building, approximately 1500 sq ft, at present utilized as specialist retail shop with storage, large window area. Can be sub let from present tenant or new lease to approved tanants. Ph. Peter Perham 820-043, Collins Real Estate, MREINZ. $♦ ♦ 4 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. SKY-DIVE with Canterbury Sky Diving Club. Student classes every week. Contact Seekers, Phone 792-720. AMURI COUNTY COUNCIL CLOSURE OF ROADS TO ORDINARY VEHICULAR TRAFFIC PURSUANT to the Transport (Vehicular Traffic Road Closure) Regulations 1965, notice is hereby given that for the purpose of allowing the Matnfrelght 3ZM Rally 1985 promoted by the Autosport Club, to hold a car rally, the following roads will be closed to ordinary vehicular traffic for the periods Indicated hereunder: During the periods of closure the following provisions will be made for ordinary vehicular traffic which would otherwise use the roads: Access available for emergency purposes (Rally Officials to stop competing cars to provide safe access in the case of an emergency). Roads to be closed to ordinary vehicular traffic: (a) Jamesons Road from Isolated Hill Road to Palmside Road. (b) Palmside Road from Jamesons Road to Lowry Peaks Road. (c) Lowry Peaks Road from Palmside Road to Kalwara Road. (d) Kalwara Road from Lowry Peaks Road east to the County Boundary. (That portion of Kalwara Road running south from the Intersection with Lowry Peaks Road will not be used by the rally, but will be cut off while the rally passes). PERIOD OF CLOSURE: 8.00 p.m. to 11.00 p.m. on Saturday, May 11, 1985. It will be an offence under the above regulations for any person otherwise than under authority of an authorised permit to use the roads for ordinary vehicular traffic during the periods of closure. B J. PETERS, County Clerk, P.O. Box 14. CULVERDEN. BUILDING CONSULTANT PRACTICAL help and advice on all building matters Including mediation of disputes, etc. P. J. O’REGAN, Phone 517-537, P.O. Box 34-037, Christchurch.

©Christchurch Bo a a?d 96 SURPLUS BIOGAS THE Christchurch Drainage Board has a quantity of biogas surplus to Its requirements. Registrations are invited from persons or organisations who may be interested in purchasing this gas in bulk. The major constituents of the gas are methane (66 per cent) and carbon dioxide (34 per cent). The gas Is suitable for a range of applications including industrial heating, fuel for large stationary engines and in treated condition as a vehicle fuel. The quantity of biogas available would depend to some extent on arrangements made with the purchaser. The likely figure is 3000 cubic metres per day, but could by special arrangement be negotiated much higher possibly to 10,000 cubic metres per day. Registrations close with the undersigned, P.O. Box 13-006 Christchurch, at noon on Wednesday, May 15, 1985. Interim inquiries may be directed to the Operations Engineer. H. P. HUNT, Chief Engineer. "1- - --- PUBLIC MEETINGr. AN EVENING WITH ~ ~ ~~~ ■ - SIR ROBERT & < LADY MULDOON - ' > CH.CH. TOWN HALL AUDITORIUM, ' — WEDNESDAY MAY 15TH ’B5. -• ’ -ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY-" ’ ■' Jr TICKETS FREE OF CHARGE..- . ' DONATIONS WELCOME, : . TO COVER EXPENSES,r ’-PLEASE BE SEATED BY 7.20p.m.-- >• •■-- FOR tickets please send at; ■ - STAMPED ADDRESSED ENVELOPEv^wSB;JHESUNDAY' ""- - cll,b _ BQX 25-191 ernat ive s to National anarchy X cl ' iaos ’ LA RUE RESTAURANT MOTHERS’ DAY LUNCH SPECIAL THREE COURSE MENU, ONLY $9.50 CHILDREN HALF PRICE 12-2 P.M. PHONE 343 S FOR RESERVATIONS. <