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Public Notices HOARE TAYLOR AND NEALE SHAREBROKERS Advise that we will be amalgamating with ANDERSON REID AND CO., SHAREBROKERS As from Monday September 30 and operating from their address: 7th LEVEL, AMURI COURTS, 293 Durham Street, (Box 2260 Christchurch) AU future transactions will be undertaken In the name of Anderson Reid and Co. We may be contacted there. Phone (03) 60-327 ■ (unchanged) or (03) 66-952, Telex 4949 HORNBY RUGBY LEAGUE SCHOOL BOYS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING To be held in the Club Rooms, Halswell Junction Road, October 9th at 8 p.m. Coaches are now called for the 1986 season, all grades 8 years to 16 years. Please apply In writing to: The Secretary, 35 Dunstan Cresc, Hornby. fIOROUpH Qfr Constituted 1913 RICCARTON BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL LAND PURSUANT to Section 230 (2) of the Local Government Act 1974, the Council hereby gives notice of Intention to sell the properties listed below, these properties being surplus to Council’s requirements. 14 Plcton Avenue, Lot 160, DP 552, Part RS 155,683 sq. m. 30 Mayfair Street, Part RS 10, 809 sq. m. The resolution to sell these properties will be submitted to Council on October 29,1985, In the Council Chambers at 199 Clarence Street, Riccarton, at 7.30 p.m. J. B. SKINNER, Town Clerk.

• Accountancy — Professional (AGA) - Japanese Language • Architectural Draughting .Mechanical Engineering Technician • Building Technician • Nursing — Comprehensive • Civil Engineering Technician • Optional Secretarial Studies • Clerical and Typing .Quantity Surveying • Computer Studies .Science Technician • Diploma In Business Studies • Secretarial Studies • Electrical Engineering Technician .Telecommunication Engineering • Electronic and Computer Technology Technician • Information Processing .Visual Communications Applications close November 20 (September 30 for Nursing). For further information and application forms contact the Polytechnic: P.O. Box 22095 or phone 798-150, ext. 8019. FULL YEAR PROFESSIONAL COURSES IN JAPANESE The following courses commencing February 1986 have been specially developed for tourism and trade with Japan. Certificate in Japanese Language 38 weeks x 25 hours weekly: Normally applicants are expected to have previous study background at least to School Certificate or equivalent level BUT SPECIAL CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN TO UNIVERSITY GRADUATES OR OTHERS WITH QUALIFICATIONS AND/OR EXPERIENCE WITH POTENTIAL APPLICATION TO TOURISM/TRADE, EVEN IF THEY HAVE NOT PREVIOUSLY STUDIED JAPANESE. SUCH CANDIDATES WILL BE REQUIRED TO ATTEND A SPECIAL ASSESSMENT PROGRAMME, NOVEMBER 18-29. Certificate In Advanced Japanese for Tourism and Trade (38 weeks x 22 hours weekly): Applications for this course come mainly from the initial certificate course described above, but APPLICATIONS ARE ALSO WELCOMED FROM PERSONS WHO HAVE COMPLETED A UNIVERSITY MAJOR OR HAVE ELSEWHERE GAINED A SOUND KNOWLEDGE OF JAPANESE. The medium of instruction is Japanese and the main sections of the course are (1) Advanced Oral Japanese, (2) Japanese Script and Reading, (3) Special training modules for tourism and related industries. INFORMATION BROCHURES AND APPLICATION FORMS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST. APPLICATIONS BY OCTOBER 20 TO: Japanese Full-time Courses, Christchurch Polytechnic, P.O. Box 22-095, CHRISTCHURCH. Maori Lahguage 6 Week Block Course Introduction Course 51650 M: 9.30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday to Thursday inclusive (October 21 — November 28). This course is intended for people such as Kohanga Reo mothers who cannot attend the hours of the full Beginners Course. Summer School In Languages: January 6-17, 1986. French, German, Japanese, Maori and Spanish classes. Application forms available shortly. Training Courses for Home Tutors in English as a Second Language: Enquiries to Gwen Cleland, ext. 8129. Cooking for One: Eight sessions, Fridays, 9.30 a.m. to 12 noon, commencing October 11. Especially for people living alone — who wish to gain confidence in cooking interesting, nutritious and economical meals. Demonstrations and some practical work. Fee: G 4, $21.50. To enrol contact Information and Enrolment Centre, OR complete and return the coupon. Motel Operation — An Introduction: For those considering, recently involved in or about to be involved. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, October 21 to Thursday, October 24. Fee: $86.50. Bartenders’ Course: An introduction, Mondays, 1 p.m.-4 p.m, October 14 to November 25. Six vacancies. F Complete the coupon and mail with money to: I THE INFORMATION CENTRE l| CHRISTCHURCH POLYTECHNIC ’ PO BOX 22095 3 g CHRISTCHURCH B | • I would like to enrol in: 8 Course name or number: “ | Family name: I | First name: Second name: | j Address: | 8 Phone No. Home Bus ext | Date of birth: Fees enclosed: $ I I