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Press, 4 April 1987, Page 61

Pubic Notices Pubfc Hotict DEVONPORT PASSENGER WHARF REDEVELOPMENT THE AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD invites proposals for the redevelopment of Devonport Passenger Wharf. The 2300 sq m wharf was built in 1937 to service Harbour Ferries, and now requires extensive upgrading. Any proposal for redevelopment must Include provision for ferry services. In addition this project offers a unique opportunity for development combining commercial and public facilities. Development Briefs may be obtained from the Property Department, Auckland Harbour Board, P.O. Box 1259, Auckland 1. Preliminary development applications are to be received not later than July 1, 1987. FENWICK CONSULTANTS LTD The Directors of POWaL FENWICK CONSULTANTS LTD are pleased to announce that on April 1 1987, KEVIN JOHN SIMCOCK, who has been a member of the firm for some time, will become a Director. The Directors of the firm are Barry Ramsay, lan Ford, Graeme Uprltchard and Kevin Simcock in Christchurch; and Tony Major in Invercargill. On April 6 1987, the Christchurch office will move to new premises at Unit 3, BMfoy Park Cur B«afoy Avsnut A ChurcM Stmt The telephone and P.O Box numbers remain unaltered. THE NORTH CANTERBURY ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY ATTENTION ALL LICENSED GAME SHOOTERS THE 1987/88 WHITE GAME SEASON LICENCES are now on sale at the 44 approved agencies throughout North Canterbury, with the duck shooting season commencing May 2,1987. The onus of responsibility for knowing the Wildlife Act and Regulations lies with the shooter; these may be purchased from the Government Bookshop, 159 Hereford Street, Christchurch, while a copy of the gazette notice for the local regulations may be obtained from the Society’s office. A Public Notice has been printed by the Society with copies present at all agency outlets — please obtain a copy and read the details of licence changes, seasons and various topics and advice tor game shooters’ information. B. F. WEBB, Secretary.