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Spotting Fixture* 8 o SUBURBS RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB NOTICE of Special General Meeting to be held Thursday February 26, 1987, 7.30 p.m. at the clubrooihs, 99 Mathers Road, Hoon Hay. Business: To approve 1985/86 balance sheet. AU members are urged to attend. Joan Krammer Secretary TWILIGHT GOLF FINAL TOURNAMENT THURSDAY 26 $11.50 covers 9 hole tournament plus barbecue meal. Phone for starting time 830729. WAITIKARI GOLF CLUB ZONTA CHARITY GOLF RANGIORA SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1987 NO. 1 TEE 7.30 a.m.: M. Fisher, J. Reid, P. O’Dea, J. Macer. 7.36: D. Fox, G. Allln, A. Stevenson, G. Stringer. 7.42: E.*Vares, J. Saldav, M. Matheson, D. Preston. 7.48: M. Kamo, N. Coates, A. Sutton, B. Dwyer. 7.54: M. Dwyer, B. Frazer, E. Bagrle, M. Bishop. 8.00: O. Snellex, S. Dyer, J. Dyer, W. Snellex. 8.06: N. Garlick, B. Hanram, J. Elvln, S. Mitchell. 8.12: R. Odell, J. Rogers, H. Higgins, J. Hoare. 8.18: V. Keats, G. Forrester, B. Newell and partner. 8.24: M. Thompson, P. Thompson, B. Sheperd, G. Sheperd. 8.30: M. Ormandy, M. Ormandy, N. Crowe, P. Robertson. 8.36: T. Cameron, M. Cameron, P. Mowatt, M. Mowatt. 8.42: M. Ford, B. Ford, W. Campbell, N. Birmingham. 8.48: J. Sklrvlng, E. Sklrvlng, T. Hennessy, W. Hennessy. 8.54: P. O’Byrne, I. Capll, M. Sparrow, I. Thacker. 9.00: J. Bennett, G. White, M. Duncan, B. Van Dyk. 9.06: J. Bryenton, J. Dale, S. Walker, M. Madden. 9.12 D. Becket, J. Wood, V. Guglietta. 9.18: L. Smith, P. Smith, B. Fleming, D. Giles. 9.24: P. Bond, G. Duncan, D. Murray, B. Horton. 9.30: M. Hogan, N. Tullett, K. Tullett, B. Harold. 9.36: H. Smith, D. Walker, A. Papesch, D. Bond. 9.42: S. Smith, J. Woodsford, D. Froggatt, K. Morgan. 9.48: S. Malcolm, G. Mclvor, D. Pettigrew, C. Karaltiana. 9.54: J. Morris, C. Pettigrew, C. Smith, C. Bond. 10.00: M. Leathwlck, A. Van Dyk, P. East, S. Boyce. 10.06: J. Dunlop, J. Dunlop, Stu Cook, R. Coe. 10.12: P. Lancaster (4) 10.18: R. Blair, J. Cook, H. Pettigrew, P. Robertshaw. 10.24: P. Barkle, B. Barkle, B. Stewart, M. Stewart. 10.30: B. Hancock, P. Brown, N. Casey, B. Jamieson. 10.36: S. Kelman, N. Barber, G. Gurr, J. O’Mally. 10.42: A. Kelman, A. Lover, C. Whittaker, L. Underhill. 10.48: B. Cocks, P. Daly, J. Edgar, V. Hawkins. 10.54: M. Harris, P. Smith, T. Jones, T. Bennett 11.00: D. Bushy, A. Johnston, T. Flint, P. Jamieson. 11.06: M. Murray, K. Murray, B. Musson, D. Becket. 11.12 G. Morris, M. Morris, J. Bailey, R. Weston. 11.18: Mrs Robinson, Mr Robinson, Mrs McClure, Mr McClure. 11.24: Mrs Campion, Mr Campion, Mrs Davies, Mr Davies. 11.30: M. Lee, L. Cheyney, J. McAllister, T. Challis. 11.36: E. Hensley, B. Burgess, L. West, W. Aiken. 11.42: J. Rowe, G. Koller, H. Cottom, A. Rowe. 11.48: R. Walker, A. Walker, E. Kay, P. Beachy. 11.54: F. Saunders, P. Bryce, G. Murray and partner. 12.00 noon: J. Bull, H. Bull, J. Petrie, J. Petrie. (Post Entries Accepted) KERERU NETBALL CLUB ANNOUNCE that their netball trials for 2 second grade A-teams will be held on Sunday February 22 at 11 a.m. at Hagley Courts. In case of wet weather we will see you at the Deerstalkers Hall, Lincoln Rd at 1 p.m. New players will be welcome and inquiries to Nessle, ph. 519-687 or J.R., 384-218. NETBALL TEAMS IF you are looking for team uniforms and gear for the 1987 season check out our prices. SPORTS PEOPLES WAREHOUSE, Phone 481-064. Educational TAMARIKI SCHOOL Est. 1967 ■ SMALL, child centred school. Homely loving environment. Individual needs catered for. Parental Involvement. Ph. 849-014 a.h. 894-264

NEW ZEALAND/CHINA STUDENT EXCHANGE SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships are offered each year for study in China under the New Zealand/China Student Exchange Scheme. These scholarships are normally for two years. Students with no previous Chinese language will usually study at the Peking Languages Institute for the first year. Others, and second year students, will be offered specialist courses either at the Institute or at universities or other appropriate institutions. The electives normally available are in the fields of Chinese language, history, philosophy, literature, political economy and archaeology. The Chinese academic year begins in late September and students will normally be expected to arrive in Peking by the middle of that month. Applicants should be permanent residents of New Zealand who are adaptable and mature. The awards are likely to be of most interest to graduates or under-graduates about to complete degrees. Some proven language ability, or a background in Asian studies, would be an advantage. A prime qualification would be the intention of pursuing a career in New Zealand to which study in China is relevant. It is not possible for successful applicants to be accompanied by spouses or families. Further information, and application forms may be obtained from the North Asian Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Private Bag, Wellington, or from the University Grants Committee Scholarships Committee, P O Box 12-348, Wellington North. Auckland residents may contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Auckland. All applications should be sent to the University Grants Committee by 31 March. HRAB733