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Public Notices NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF A MOTOR VEHICLE SALESMAN. IN the matter of the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act 1975. Take notice that Hutchinson Motors. Ltd, 186 Tuam Street. Christchurch. Licensed Motor Vehicle Dealer, carrying on business as a motor vehicle dealer under the name or style of Hutchinson Motors, Ltd (or being an applicant for a licence to carry on business as a motor vehicle dealer), has applied to the Motor Vehicle Dealers Licensing Board for the approval of AnthonyJames Wyllle, 32 Gainsborough Street, Christchurch, salesman, as a motor vehicle salesman. The application will be heard by the above Board after one month from the 7th day of May. 1985. being the date of the first publication of this notice. Any person who wishes to object to the granting of this application must give notice to the Board of his objection within one month after the said date of the first publication of this notice. Appropriate forms for the making of objections are available from the Registrar of Motor Vehicle Dealers, P.O. Box 9341, Wellington. N.Z. COFFEE AND SPICE LIMITED NOTICE Is hereby given pursuant to Section 18 (15) of the Companies Act 1955 that a General Meeting will be held at the Registered Office of the Company at 165-169 Main North Road, Christchurch, on Thursday the 30th day of May, 1985, at 10 a.m., at which it will be proposed as a special resolution that the Company will alter Its Memorandum by omitting the provisions with respect to the powers of the Company and resolving that the Company shall have the rights powers and privileges of a natural person Including the powers referred to In subsection 1 (a) to (h) of Section 15A of the Companies Act 1955 except Insofar as the exercise of those rights, powers, and privileges may be restricted or prohibited. DATED this 3rd day of April 1985. W. DOBIE, Company Secretary.m PUBLIC NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION FOR REMOVAL OF MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS LICENCE In the matter of the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act 1975. TAKE notice that St Albans Motor Court Limited, of 177 Papanul Road, Christchurch 1, trading under the name or style of St Albans Motor Court Ltd has applied to the Motor Vehlce Dealers Licensing Board for approval to remove Motor Vehicle Dealers Licence Number 10162 Issued on the Ist day of April, 1985 at Wellington from premises situated at 177 Papanul Road Christchurch 1, to premises situated at 157 Moorhouse Avenue Christchurch with a view to conducting business as a motor vehicle dealer pursuant to the licence at the last mentioned premises. The application will be heard by the above Board after one month from the 9th day of May 1985 being the date of first publication of this notice. Any person who wishes to object to the granting of this application must give notice of the objection to the Board within one month after the said date of the first publication of this notice. Appropriate forms for making objections are available from the Registrar of Motor Vehicle dealers P.O. Box 9341, Wellington. i to live. i I Please remember the ■ National Heart Foundation ■ I in your Will so others may | live through our continuing I ■ research and educational ■ programmes. Memorial | I donations at funerals ■ would be of great assist- | lance to our funding. _ For information, write to: I lIW p 0 Box 696 ' I Christchurch

TRIPARTITE WAGE CONFERENCE PURSUANT to Section 16E of the Industrial Relations Act 1973 (as inserted by Section 3 of the Industrial Relations Amendment Act 1984) I Stanley Joseph Rodger, Minister of Labour, hereby give notice that the 1985 Tripartite Wage Conference, to be held in accordance with Section 16A of the industrial Relations Act 1973, will commence at 2 p.m. on Monday, the 20th day of May, 1985, at Parliament Buildings. As required by Section 16G of the Industrial Relations Act 1973, the Conference is to be a forum for consultations about the economic environment in which wages and other remuneration and conditions of employment will be settled after the Conference, and the Government’s economic policies in relation to that environment. The consultations are to relate to past trends and likely developments in inflation, the distribution of incomes from all sources, the competitiveness of New Zealand industry, the implications of the Government’s fiscal and monetary policies, the employment situation and such other matters as the Conference may determine. Section 16H of the Industrial Relations Act 1973 provides that the Conference is also to be a forum for consultations about the interests of the low-paid and methods by which their interests may be protected. In this respect the consultations will relate to wages and other remuneration and conditions of employment, the rates of social security benefits, rates of taxation, and the appropriate mix of Government spending, taxation and wage policies required to protect the interests of the low-paid (including the effectiveness of the mechanism by which the minimum wage is fixed and the level of the minimum wage and other minimum standards governing the employment of workers and State employees). Any person may make written submissions in relation to the subject matter of the Conference. Submissions should be addressed to the Minister of Labour, Parliament Buildings, Wellington. All submissions received will be made available to those participating in the consultations at the Conference. Attendance and participation at the Conference is restricted to persons representing: the Government, workers (nominated by the New Zealand Federation of Labour), State employees (nominated by the Combined State Unions), employers (nominated by the New Zealand Employers Federation (Inc.) and State employers (nominated by the State Services Co-ordinating Committee), and to deputies and advisers to those persons. Dated at Wellington this 3rd day of May, 1985. STAN RODGER, u Minister of Labour. .-