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Public Notices ALLAN HAWES M.N.Z.I.C.W. CONSULTING CLERK OF WORKS BUILDING CONSULTANT PRE-PURCHASE INSPECTIONS. PHONE 858-055 Any Time. <f> Christchurch Transport Board CHRISTCHURCH TRANSPORT BOARD THE next meeting of the Board will be held on Tuesday, October 8, 1985 in the Board Room, 2nd Floor, Carruca House, Cathedral Square, commencing at 12.30 p.m. Members of the public are welcome to attend. M. G. TAYLOR General Manager CONTACT FARMERS’ GROUP DISCOUNTS LTD, 66 DURHAM STREET, PHONE 63-255. CONTRACT TAILING EFFICIENT men and equipment available. Contact Keith Coochey, Phone • 832, Hilton. Answer phone installed. CRUISE THE SOUNDS ON the new MV “Noble Princess." Catering for small parties, max. 17, meals provided, day, overnight or longer trips available. MOM ||!jS —4K Contact: Southern Marine Shipbrokers, Box 246, Phone 36-289, PICTON. DR JOHN MACVICAR ANNOUNCES that from October 7, 1985, he will practice at 378 Ham Road, Christchurch 5. This has prevloulsy been the practlve of Dr A. Allison who is retiring. Hours by appointment Phone 518-169, a.h. 518-169. FASHION BELTS LEATHER fashion belts for sale, factory seconds, prices from $6, open to the public at: 52 Hawdon Street, Sydenham. FENDALTON ELECTORATE ROB STOREY M.P. Waikato and former President of Federated Farmers Speaking at St Barnabas Church Hall Monday, October 7 at 8.00 p.m. ALL WELCOME FRANK SYDENHAM SCHOLARSHIPS (Horticulture, Agriculture or Forestry). APPLICATIONS are invited from persons undertaking post graduate study (in New Zealand or abroad) in Horticulture, Agriculture, Forestry or related pursuits. Applicants must hold degrees In one of these fields and have attended a State Secondary School In the coastal Bay of Plenty. Further details and application forms are available from Trust Manager, New Zealand Guardian Trust Co., Ltd, P.O. Box 1143, Tauranga. Applications close on December 5, 1985.

Public Notices Public Notices ANNUAL FAIR CHRISTCHURCH SOUTH INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL TODAY AT 1 p.m. In the School Grounds Selwyn Street • Instant prizes ® Rides for the children • Sweets • Books and magazines • Used clothing e Cakes • Plants and produce • Handwork and soft toys • Auction of new goods. FUN FOR ALL ANNUAL SPECIAL RUBBISH COLLECTION URBAN AREA THE SPECIAL rubbish collection this year will be undertaken during the week commencing Monday, October 7. The rubbish should be put at the curbside no later than 7.30 a.m., same day of the week as the normal collection is made. Any form of rubbish will be collected provided it is in managable bundles, not containing offensive or toxic materials. J. D. ANNAN, County Engineer. HAVE YOU CONSIDERED RETIRING TO SUNNY NELSON? THE NELSON DIOCESAN TRUST BOARD has constructed for your SECURITY and CONVENIENCE the "BROOK GREEN” RETIREMENT VILLAGE OFFERING YOU: O A choice of luxury 2 bedroom town houses in park-like surroundings, complete with and included in the price, the choice of drapes, carpets and light fittings. © A life-care security package, no future worries. • Night security patrols for your protection. • 5 minutes walk to shopping and buses stop at the door. INTERESTED? Then contact the SOLE AGENTS CLARKES REAL ESTATE LTD MREINZ 216 Hardy Street NELSON Phone 87-837 or After Hours Trevor Grierson (Marketing Manager) 87-361 Nelson THE JAPAN FOUNDATION AND THE SOCIETY FOR INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION, JAPAN, ANNOUNCED: JAPANESE LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST To be held at AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY WELLINGTON POLYTECHNIC Sunday 8 December 1985 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 application forms should be forwarded by 15 October to: Japan Information OR: and Cultural Centre Consulate-General of Japan Royal Exchange House P.O. Box 3959 u 113 Customhouse Quay AUCKLAND ra WELLINGTON 1 £

Ministry of Works and Development SH 67: TIDAL CREEK NO. 1 BRIDGE ROAD CLOSURE UNDER SECTION 13 of the National Roads Board Act 1953, notice is hereby given that State highway 67 will be closed at the Tidal Creek No. 1 Bridge R.P. 61/19.34 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, October 15 and Thursday, October 17, 1985, for the purpose of carrying out bridge repairs. No convenient detour is available during the period of closure but provisions will be made for emergency vehicles to cross the bridge. R. D. GRANT District Commissioner of Works NOTIFICATION OF WEIGHT AND SPEED LIMITS ON BRIDGES HEAVY MOTOR VEHICLE REGULATIONS 1974, REGULATION 11 NOTICE IS HEREBY given that pursuant to regulation 11 (3) of the Heavy Motor Vehicle Regulations 1974, the National Roads Board has fixed the following maximum weight and speed limits for heavy motor vehicles and combinations including a heavy motor vehicle on the bridges described hereunder: Weight Limits Maximum Weight on any Gross Weight Max. one p.c. Speed axle Class Limit Name of Road Name of Bridge kg I kg km/h No. 6 SH Blackwater River 30 Blenheim Punakaiki River 30 Invercargill Mahers Creek 90 Deverys Creek 90 Little Granite Creek 90 Fourteen Mile Creek 90 Waianiwhaniwha (Tert mile Creek) 3U Bonar creek No. 2 30 Waiho River -3 5,000 30 Fox Glacier River 35,000 ■ 30 Cook River ' 35,000 30 Karangarua River 35,000 30 No. 70 SH Kaikoura- ™ Culverden Wandle River ™ Mason River ““ L-. Lottery River 30 No. 73 ‘SH Christchurch Whites „„ (Bealey River) 70 30 Attention is drawn to the scale of infringement fees rising to $B5O per axle $lOOO for groups of axles for infringement of these limits. Date issued: September 30, 1985. R. D. GRANT, District Commissioner of Works, Ministry of Works and Development, Christchurch 4 r e «