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Press, 30 August 1986, Page 57

Public Notices SPRING SALE OF TEMPORARY ELECTRIC FENCING SYSTEM ’ MAKE the most of spring ’ growth - control where your s animals graze with portable ’ fibreglass electric fencesat up 1 to 20 percent savings, next week only. ~. Saves feed and creates bet- < ter pasture by strip grazing - . utilise all available land with < a totally effective temporary j fence that can be constructed and moved in minutes. Bright orange electroplastic, twine or tape, supported on white, fully Insulated fibreglass rod standards. Make an attractive and stock proof barrier that anyone can build - anywhere. Simply choose the fence height, and number of wires, according to the type of animal you wish to control. For example: 1. 200 m of 3 strand portable . electric fence at 800 mm high with rod standards at 8m spacings, suitable for sheep, goat or calves. Spring sale price $BO (this fence weighs 7kg and takes approx. 30 minutes to errect. 2.200 m of 1m high single electric “Hot-Tape" on rod standards, 8m apart, suitable for horses or cattle. Spring sale price $66. 3. Speedrite portable battery powered electric fence controllers - clip directly on to fence wires. Spring ; sale price from $55 at: GENERAL FENCING, 189 MAIN SOUTH ROAD, (by the Sockburn overbridge,) Telephone 480-629 ' Monday tp Friday. ST MARTINS VETERINARY CLINIC 128 WILSONS ROAD CHANGE OF HOURS AS from Monday September 1, 1986 our hours will be as follows: Consultation Hours: Monday to Friday 10 a.m.11.30 a.m. Monday to Thursday 6.30 p.m. -7.30 p.m. Friday 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Office Hours: Monday to Thursday 8 a.m. 7.30 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. PLEASE PHONE 326-632 FOR APPOINTMENT SUMMER VOLLEYBALL Inspired by Olympic volleyball? Need to keep fit over summer? Want to play a sport that can be as casual or competitive as you wish, Is open to all age groups and sexes and doesn’t get rained off? INTERESTED? ENTER a team of workmates, friends or fellow sportspersons in the Pioneer summer volleyball competition by writing to P.O. Box 33-014 or phone 328-212 for an Information sheet and entry form. SWAP MEET A LIMITED number of selling sites left at the Vintage Car Clubs Mammoth Swap Meet and Display at McLeans Island on October 11 and 12. For application forms, apply Box 238, Rangiora or phone Kay Shaskey, 525-217. ALTERATIONS DOES YOUR CLOTHING NEED ADJUSTING? GAINED OR LOST WEIGHT? TROUSERS NEED TAPERING? We do all at: TASMAN TAILORS, 29 NEW REGENT ST, PHONE 796-235. Workmanship Guaranteed. TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF FENDALTON ROAD, HOLMWOOD ROAD AND ROSSALL STREET (BETWEEN HOLMWOOD ROAD AND MERIVALE LANE) PURSUANT to the provision { of Section 342 and the Tenth ] Schedule of the Local Gov- j ernment Act 1974 notice Is hereby given that Fendalton . Road, Holmwood Road and Rossall Street (between Holmwood Road and Merivale ] Lane) will be closed from time * to time between the hours of 7.00 a.m. to 10.00 a.m. on Sun- < day, August 31, 1986, to transport St Andrews Church to tang! Ruru School. Motorists are asked to alternative routes during this time. M. E. MURRAY, j Chairman. i i . t 1 1 ■ THOMSON ! TRANSPORT, WOODEND DOES your firm require a regular door-to-door pick up and delivery service? We pride ourselves on freighting your goods safely to any centre in New Zealand Specialising in Boats, Caravans, Furniture and general goods. j Private Transactions wel- 1 come. e Business and after hours: p Ph. Woodend 27-437. j