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Press, 3 August 1985, Page 71

Public Notices IS LOCALISED AIR POLLUTION INCREASING? SOLID fuel appliances are sometimes Installed and operated incorrectly resulting In more pollution particularly for immediate neighbours. Some residential areas previously accepted as being relatively free from air pollution are now suffering from this nuisance. In calm weather the pollution Is obvious and may be sensed by anyone. Ground level pollution may be reduced by increasing the height of chimneys; we suggest 2 metres above the ridge or highest point of the house. Some space heaters were originally manufactured with dampers that could be completely shut, so that the appliance may be operated with a “dead” fire resulting In “fuming." These heaters are usually capable of modification and manufacturers should advise on procedures when asked. Heaters will not burn cleanly or efficiently with incorrect fuels and bonaflde coal and wood merchants will advise; make sure you are operating your appliance according to instructions. The Clean Air Society does not advocate the use of solid fuel appliances In Clean Air Zones. But custom as well as commercial Interests have promoted the extensive sales of solid fuel appliances. Users, suppliers and manufacturers of solid fuel appliances are asked to actively assist in the clean air campaign by ensuring that appliances Installed are used In such a way as to reduce air pollution to a minimum. We assert that dampers should not be completely closed or that stoves be operated at low heat outputs. To operate with a “dead” fire Just to heat domestic water creates additional localised air pollution even out of the winter season. Issued by the New Zealand Clean Air Society Incorporated, P.O. Box 2363, Christchurch in the Interests of Cleaner Air. Join and support the Society. Annual Subscriptions $2.00, donations may be claimed as a Tax Rebate. NEW BRIGHTON HERTZ A.S.C. SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING August 11th, commencing 4 p.m. at the Roy Stokes Hall, Seaview Rd, New Brighton to discuss proposed pool complex. D. Jeffries Secretary

KS LINCOLN V®/ COLLEGE PUBLIC LECTURE Meeting The Needs Of The U.S. Market Dr John L. Morris B Vice President Safeway Supermarket Organisation, U.S.A. Lecture Room 3, Hilgendorf Wing Lincoln College Thursday 8 August 2 p.m. — 3 p.m. Dr Morris is a Vice President of one of the World's largest supermarket chains. With expertise in market research, his present return visit is another in a series of lecture tours. Enquiries to: Rural Development and B Extension Centre, | Lincoln College. fl Phone: (03) 252-811 Ext. 713 | FARMERS SLINK LAMBSKINS WE have started collecting COUNTRY TRADERS (N.Z.) LTD Business phone 428-959 After Hours: CLIVE SUMNER 598-844 ROD WITHELL, ASHBURTON 89-989 ROB ROWLANDS, RANGIORA 5819 DENNIS CULLEN, SHEFFIELD 781 GRIFFIN BROTHERS, LTD PAT AND TREVOR wish to thank their many valued clients for their past patronage. Also we wish our successors, the Blackwell Brothers, success in the future. LINWOOD HIGH SCHOOL EX PUPILS ASSN ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING THE Annual General Meeting of the LHS Ex Pupils Assn, will be held on Wednesday, August 14,1985 at 8 p.m. in the Linwood High School Hall. A. E. BERRY Secretary , n ~ Y AND CONSULTATION SERVICES BY CHRISTCHURCH’S MOST experienced specialists. WHARENUI GARAGE LTD. PHONE 583-467 OR 583-647.