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Press, 21 February 1987, Page 63

REMOVAL OF MOTOR Isa/. A. s In tiie matter of tttt Motor Bert UmiM has applted to the Motor afiwti tomsow Motor Vehlrte Deatara Lieenae Number 1161 inued on the Mb day of February of 19W at Wellington, from premises situated at corner Manchester and St Asaph Streets, Christchurch with a slew ’to conducting business as a motor vehicle dealer pursuant to the licence at the last-mentioned premises. The application will be , heard by the above Board after one month from the 30th day of February, 1987 being the date of first publication of this notice. \ Any person who wishes to object fo the granting of this application must give notice or the objection to the Board within one month after the said date of the first publication of this notice. Appropriate forms for making objections are available from the Registrar of Motor Vehicle Dealers, P.O. Box 9341, Wellington. SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING THE Christchurch club commences Wednesday, February 25, at 7.45 pan. Knox Church Hall Bealey Avenue Would you like to learn a stimulating type of social dancing which Is Intellectually challenging as well as a good form of exercise? Then Join us at Knox on February 25. Beginners and general class offered. For further information ring Margaret - Phone 859598. ■ U/ > .. THE Public are advised that as from February 23,1987, the Land Mobile Radio Section (VHF) of the Post Office wiU be located on the 2nd Floor Telecom House, 153 Hereford Street, Christchurch. The section was previously located at St Elmo Court Building, 47 Hereford St, Christchurch.

In Board POWER SHUTDOWN GEMERAL AREA EFFECTED LITTLE RIVER THE Board advises consumers that it will be necessary to disconnect power in the locality described below on Saturday, February 21. so that staff may safely cany out urgent high voltage, line repairs and maintenance. Time 1230 p.m.-4 am. approximately. Area affected: Little River Township, Okuti Valley, Reynolds Valley, Kinloch, Catons Bay, Te Oka, Ferakl, Magnet Bay and Robinhood Bay. As the Board will endeavour to restore power as soon as possible consumers should treat the llnrt as alive at all times. K. C. Lewis, General Manager. ’ PRINTING AND PUBLIC TYPING PROFESSIONAL quality work, confidential, prompt, efficient service. Able to print letterheads, circulars, address lists. Up to 10,000 copies no problem. We look forward to working with you. PLEASE PHONE ELIZABETH 554-088 RADIATA SAWLOGS FOR SALE LOCATED at Washdyke Enquiries to: Peter Barrow Wilson Bros Ph. 82-009 TIMARU REID FAMILY DESCENDANTS of John Reid (1824 to 1896), arrived in New Zealand 1877 from Orkney, Scotland. Any descendants interested tn a family reunion, please contact: Mary Moore, 481-813 or Cynthia Alsop, 496-700. SERVICES TO ASSIST THE ELDERLY RETAIN THEIR INDEPENDENCE Home help (nominal charge) Friends Visiting Scheme Outings for housebound elderly Gardening (nominal charge) Recreational classes CANTERBURY AGED PEOPLE’S WELFARE COUNCIL Phone 60-903 at 64 Cashel Street

WINSTONE GLASS LTD ON SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28, we are moving to 160 Montreal Street We accept no responsibility for goods or work left with us three months or more prior to the above date. If we have Jogged your memory please call and collect your order this week. WINSTONE GLASS 59 Princess Street Phone 488-859 UMKRSTTY OF CJUiTERIURY PRIVATE BOARD PRIVATE BOARD is urgently required for students, particularly those from overseas countries. It would be appreciated if householders able to board students would ring: MISS HEATHER MELVILLE, Accommodation Officer, Registry, University of Canterbury. TELEPHONE: 488-489, ext. 8991. (Not 12 noon to Ip.m.) Thomas Murray Abbott, Simon George Mortlock, Simon Ross Marks, Paul Rene Kellar and Timothy Gerard Kemahan PRACTISING IN PARTNERSHIP as Barristers and Solicitors under the firm name of Harper Pascoe at 77 Hereford Street, Christchurch, are pleased to announce that as from January 1, 1987, they have been Joined in partnership by Richard Crockford Gray, who has been an associate of the firm Since January 1986. • HARPER PASCOE BARRISTERS A SOLICITORS MASSIVE CLEARANCE SALE NYLEX NYLEX NEW ZEALAND, LTD, are clearing obsolete and superseded stock lines. ' Plenty of bargains for the tradesman and home handyman. WHEN; Saturday, February 21, 8.30 a.m.-12J30 p.m. WHERE: 177 Lichfield Street (between Madras and Barbadoes Streets). PANELBEATING SUPPLIES: Adhesives and sealers, coated abrasives - sheet discs, masking tape, spray guns and accessories, cutting off wheels, panelbeating tools, automotive striping tapes. - MOTOR BODY HARDWARE: Caravan and mobile home vents, door hinges, door locks — landrover, lamps, fasteners, pop rivets, etc. TRIMMING AND UPHOLSTERY SUNDRIES: Automotive vinyls and textiles, scissors — big range, sundry lines, sound deadening kits. GARDEN CARE PRODUCTS: Discontinued lines, tools, rain gauges, etc., something for everyone. This is just part of the wide selection available. Your opportunity to buy at rock bottom prices. Payment: Cash — Cheques with I.D. —, .. , _ . . HOBBY CERAMIC ASSOCIATION S.I. A.G.M. FEBRUARY 25, 1987 7,30 p.m. NOAHS HOTEL Light supper provided.