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Public Notice* CHRISTCHURCH HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS ASSOCIATION ANZAC DAY SERVICE This service will be held In the School Hall at 10 ajn. on Sat April 25. An Invitation Is extended to all Old Boys, Parents and Friends of the School to attend. The address will be given by Mr Ray PughWlUiams. John E. Barton Secretary CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL AVON/HEATHCOTE ESTUARY - DRAFT MANAGEMENT PLAN PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the draft Management Plan for the Avon/ Heathcote Estuary and certain adjoining areas which are zoned Recreation 5 In the Council’s District Planning Scheme is available for public comment. The plan may be Inspected at the Parks and Recreation Department, second floor, Civic Offices, 163 Tuarn Street between the hours of 8.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. Monday to Friday inclusive (apart from public holidays), the Canterbury Public Library, 91 Gloucester Street, the Sumner Library, 41 Wakefield Avenue, or the New Brighton Library, 183 Shaw Avenue during normal library hours. Written objections to, or suggestions on, the draft plan should be submitted to the Director of Parks and Recreation, P.O. Box 237, Christchurch on or before Friday, June 26, 1987. JOHN GRAY, General Manager and Town Clerk.

Department of Internal Affairs DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS CHRISTCHURCH REGIONAL OFFICE PRESENTLY the Department’s Passport Issuing Office in Christchurch is under considerable pressure through a higher than normal number of applications being made to it. Intending travellers are advised that it is now taking 28 calendar days from the date of receipt of a correctly completed Passport Application, for a passport to be issued. The Department apologises for the time now being taken, but has no control over the external factors driving that. TO HELP YOU AS A TRAVELLER PASSPORT FIRST - TRAVEL SECOND Intending first time travellers should make application for, and actually receive their passport before entering into firm arrangements for travel. Intending travellers holding a passport should check that their passport will be valid for the entire period of travel and return to New Zealand. If not, application should be made for, and a new passport actually received, before entering into firm arrangements for travel. Passports are normally valid for 10 years. It could be costly if travel has to be delayed through not having a valid passport by the expected departure date. To make an application for a passport to meet an Imminent departure date is not a case for the urgent issue of a passport to meet that date. Remember, Passport first, travel arrangements second, can save anxiety for you the traveller. Telephone 790-290 Telegrams and Cables "Internal.” Telex CVDXCH NZ4778 P.O. Box 1308, CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z.

CITY OF CHRISTCHURCH ANZAC DAY OBSERVANCE SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1987 All citizens of Christchurch are cordially invited to attend the Anzac Day Service to be held in Christchurch Cathedral on Anzac Day commencing at 10.00 a.m. The Anzac Day observance Is being arranged by the Christchurch City Council In conjunction with the Christchurch Returned Services Association. The address will be given by Mr A. E. Thompson, president, Christchurch R.S.A. Chaplain for the day Is Squadron Leader W. J. Baker, R.N.Z.A.F. Wigram. Citizens are requested to wear decorations. Members of youth organisations are Invited to attend In uniform. HAMISH HAY Mayor