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Public Notices KAIAPOI BOROUGH VALUATION ROLL THE valuation roll for Kalapol Borough which has been revised as at July 1,1986, will be open for public inspection during office hours from July 14,1986 to August 8,1986, at the Kalapoi Borough Council’s office, Williams Street, Kaia- . poi. ' The' distriction valuation [ roll for the same district will be open for like purposes dur- : tag the same period at the office of the Valuation De- ; partment, 6th Floor, State In- [ surance Building, 116 Worcesj ter Street, Christchurch. > Notices of their revised . . valuations are being posted to all property owners who should receive them by July ; 28, 1986. ‘ Objections to the revised ’ valuations must be lodged not : later than August 22, 1986. Valuers will be available on , : each Monday and Friday dur- ! tag the objection period to in- i , tervlew owners who wish to i discuss their valuations, at i ; the department’s office at the : above stated address. < . Valuers will also be avail- : . able at the council offices on , Wednesday, August 13, 1986, i from 9.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. . S. W. A. RALSTON, 1 Valuer General. Wellington. 1

HW HOUSING CORPORATION Mfaa OF N.Z. PROPOSED JOINT DEVELOPMENT RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION I THE HOUSING CORPORATION of New Zealand, Porirua, seeks proposals from developers with a proven record interested In completing either or both of two residential subdivisions in Ascot Park and Takapuwahia, Porirua. The proposals sought are for the design, financing and construction of all the works necessary to produce attractive, marketable sections with title available. Payment to the developer will be made by the transfer to the developer of an agreed number of developed sections within the subdivisions. Further details can be obtained from the office of the Housing Corporation of New Zealand, Private Bag, Porirua, or by telephoning Hugh Simonsen (04) 370-129, extension 8763. UNIVERSITY OF W CANTERBURY PUBLIC LECTURES Professor Wendy O’Flaherty Visiting Canterbury Fellow in Religious Studies ‘Other People’s Myths: Questions and Answers’ Wednesday, July 23 & 30, August 6 & 13. 1-2 p.m. Arts Lecture Theatre A 1 SAWDOCTORS SAWDOCTORS THE NEW ZEALAND Sawdoctors’ Educational Association, 1986 conference, is to be held in Nelson on October 3 and 4,1986. An interesting programme featuring 2 excellent overseas speakers has been organised. Any sawdoctor not on our present mailing list, or any other Interested person, may obtain a registration form by writing to: The Secretary, p:o. Box 694, Tauranga A North Canterbury Catchment Board & Regional Water Board WAIMAKARIRI RIVER AND CATCHMENT RESOURCE SURVEY THE THREE VOLUME Resource Survey of the Waimakarlri River and its catchment is now available from the Board’s offices. The survey complements the Issues and Options document released in April, 1986. The time for lodging submissions on the content of the forthcoming Draft Management Plan for the Waimakarlri Is now extended to Friday, October 10, 1986. . Copies of the resource survey may be viewed or purchased ($lO per volume) at the Board’s office, corner of Latimer Square and Worcester Street, Christchurch. E. R. WOOD, Chief Executive Officer. P.O. Box 788, CHRISTCHURCH. ZONING OF STATE SECONDARY SCHOOLS FOR SEVERAL YEARS the State Secondary Schools In Christchurch have operated an enrolment scheme that has focused primarily on controlling third form entry to these schools. As it is several years since any major review of this scheme, the Christchurch Secondary Schools’ Council has established a Working Party to undertake a detailed study of the principles upon which the scheme is based, to consider alternatives to the existing scheme and to review the broader social, educational and administrative Implications of the existing and alternative schemes. The terms of reference for the Working Party are: 1. To review the current Christchurch Secondary Schools’ Enrolment scheme. 2. To examine, report and where appropriate make recommendation on alternative approaches to secondary school enrolment schemes which might be appropriate for Christchurch schools, with particular regard to: (1) Current and anticipated developments in education. (11) Demographic trends projected for Christchurch until the year 2000. (ill) The interests of state and integrated schools. (iv) The Interests of single-sex and co-educa-tlonal schools. (v) The impact of enrolment schemes on: Communities, School organisations, staffing, buildings and finance, Pupils and parents. 3. To examine any other matter, which in the opinion of the working party Is of relevance to the general issue of secondary schools enrolment in tae Christchurch area. The Working Party is seeking submissions from interesteC parties and invites you to make a written submission on any aspect of the zoning of State Secondary School. Your submission should be addressed to: The Secretary, Zoning Working Party, P.O. Box ■ 13441, Christchurch. The closing date for, submissions is August 22 1986. ‘V » -