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Public Notices RITCHIE SECRETARIAL COLLEGE Send for details re our generous educational discounts and partial scholarships for full-time dayschool courses starting February. Phone 790-668 any time WAIROA GOAT SALE WAIROA SALE YARDS, JANUARY 15 1986, Commencing 1 p.m. 250 White Feral Does 250 Black Feral Does 1000 Mixed Coloured Feral Does including hoggets to be drafted. ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS LITTLE RIVER RESERVE BOARD I HEREBY advise that the Banks Peninsula A. and P. Association has been granted the use of the Awa-ltl Domain for Its Annual A. and P. Show to be held on Saturday, January 18,1986. The public will be admitted only on payment of the Association’s charges: ADULTS $2.00, CHILDREN (12-16 YEARS) $l.OO, UNDER 12 years — no charge, CARS $l.OO. W. LATHAM, SECRETARY. North Canterbury Catchment Board & Regional Water Board NO. 718 WATER AND SOIL CONSERVATION ACT 1967 APPLICATIONS FOR GRANT OF RIGHT NOTICE Is hereby given by the Board of the receipt by It of the following applications: 0488, J. M. and T. M. GARDINER, LEESTON, to take up to 1880 cubic metres of water per day at the maximum rate of 22.7 litres per second for 11 days per month, from a 26 metre deep bore for spray irrigation purposes at property at Hills Road. 0610, A. J. THOMAS, GREENPARK, a) to take up to 3276 cubic metres of water per day at a maximum rate of 45.5 litres per second for 18 days per month., from a 16h metre deep bore for spray Irrigation purposes at property on Greenpark Road, b) to take up to 36 cubic metres of water per day at the maximum rate of 2.5 litres per second for 7 days per week, from a 56 metre deep bore for dairy shed purposes at property on Greenpark Road. 0005, S. E. BURNS, EYRETON, to take up to 58 cubic metres of water per day at a maximum rate of 4 litres per second for 1 day per week from a propsed 15 metre deep bore for trickle irrigation purposes at property on Edmunds Road. 0001, MINISTER OF DEFENCE, BURNHAM, to discharge up to 1300 cubic metres per day of treated sewage from an oxidation pond onto the ground via border dye Irrigation, In circumstances which may result in that waste or any other waste emanating as a result of natural processes from that effluent entering groundwater. 0002, MINISTRY OF DEFENCE, BURNHAM, to discharge up to 1300 cubic metres per day of untreated sewage into a seepage pond in emergency situations (e.g. power failure) in circumstances which will result In waste entering groundwater. Applications 0001 and 0002 both at property opposite Burnham Military Camp, Main South Road, Burnham. 0004, MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES, RICCARTON, a) to take 691 cubic metres per day at the rate of 8 litres per second for seven days per week from one 22.8 metre deep bore and two other bores of unknown depth at property, Kyle Street, Rlccarton, for experimental fish rearing purposes, b) to discharge up to 691 cubic metres per day of water from fish rearing troughs and tanks, at a maximum rate of 8 litres per second, into the Rlccarton Main Drain, at property, Kyle Street, Rlccarton. 0003, KAPUTONE WOOL SCOUR, LTD, BELFAST, to take up to 4320 cubic metres of water per day at a maximum rate of 50 litres per second for 5 days per week from a 33 metre deep bore on property at Station Road. 0006, M. I. and B. E. PRINGLE, CLARKVILLE, to take up to 302 cubic metres of water per day at the maximum rate of 7 litres per second for 4 days per week, from a proposed 15 metre deep bore for spray irrigation purposes at property on Taylors Road. SUBMISSIONS OR OBJECTIONS The above applications may be examined at the office of the North Canterbury Catchment Board, corner of Latimer Square and Worcester Street, Christchurch, during office hours. Any body or person may at any time within 28 days of this notice, lodge with the Board written submissions on any application or an objection to any applications. Every objection shall be on the grounds that the application would prejudice the objector’s interests or the Interests of the public generally, and shall be made in writing setting out the grounds on which the objector relies. Every objection shall be supported by a statutory declaration verifying the contents thereof, and shall be accompanied by a $2O deposit. Written submissions or objections to the above applications will be received by the Board not later than 5 p.m., Monday, February 10, 1986. E. R. WOOD Chief Executive Officer