Public Notice* FOSTER HOME REQUIRED FOR DENISE Denise is 12 years old and needs a permanent family. Denise would like “A nice mother and father, who are really caring. She would like to be the youngest and would especially like an older sister. Denise would like a mum with lots of time for cuddles and talking. Going out with friends, cycling, skating, movies and listening to music, are things Denise likes to do.” We are looking for people who are able to work closely with social workers and other professionals, to provide a safe secure environment for Denise. Because of Denise's previous experiences, her behaviour is difficult to handle at times, but with time and commitment this will Improve. The Department will provide social work imput, training and financial assistance. It you are interested in further information please phone Anna Ward, Department of Social Welfare, phone 538-341. GLENORA FOUNDATION (INC.). PENSIONER FLAT A PENSIONER flat has become available at 34 Abberley Cres. To qualify, a person must be over 60 years of age, have a genuine housing need and have assets of less than $12,000. For further information, please phone: JENNY SMITH AT 595-458. HOUSIE TODAY BUSH INN COURTS (Paddy’s Grill) 40 games, 1.30 p.m. start ISLINGTON SPORTS CLUB If You Are A Property Owner UNSECURED BRIDGING FINANCE UP to $5OOO for 3 months with right of renewal. Monthly Interest only payments. BURBERY FINANCE, LIMITED Landsborough House Cnr Durham and Gloucester Streets Phone 792-243 CHRISTCHURCH IN BANKRUPTCY Steve LOUROS, Fishmonger of 73 South Street, Ashburton, previously trading as “Mr Chips” from East Street, Ashburton was adjudged bankrupt on March 26, 1987. Creditors’ meeting will be held at Court House, Baring Square West, Ashburton on Thursday, May 21,1987 at 3.00 p.m. J. G. ROLLINSON, Deputy Official Assignee Commercial Affairs, Private Bag, CHRISTCHURCH. Ph 64-354. Officer for Enquiries: Mr C. D. Weaver. REMINDER OF CLOSING DATE FOR EXAMINATION ENTRIES Speech Practical Examinations: Grade Candidates only. Closing date: May 1, 1987. . Entries to: Mrs A. M. Orange, Local Secretary, TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON. P.O. Box 2319, CHRISTCHURCH. LATE ENTRIES CANNOT BE ACCEPTED
Te Maori lehokm/pmai The return home. LECTURE: At Stringleman Room, Canterbury Public Library, Saturday April 25, at 3 p.m. Richard Nunns will speak on Maori Music. ALSO DEMONSTRATIONS at McDougall Art Gallery of Koauau Playing. Saturday 25 April, 11 a.m. Sunday 26 April, 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Te Maori made possible by a grant from Mobil. HOSTING OVERSEAS VISITORS OUR COMPANY has a well-established reputation within New Zealand and overseas for providing home and farm hosted accommodation for overseas visitors — either as a complete tour or as part of a general itinerary. Each year we welcome some new hosts to our service and say goodbye to others who are unable to continue hosting. We are about to commence our annual winter visits to existing and prospective hosts. If you have an appreciation of tourism as a service industry and would like to be included, we invite you to contact us immediately. We welcome hosts from all over New Zealand. Our requirements for hosts are: • Friendly, hospitable family. • One or more guest bedrooms in close proximity to bathroom. • Attractive, comfortable home in pleasant surroundings. The programmes we operate for visitors include Farm and Home hosting with all meals; bed and breakfast (often with the option of dinner); Farm Holidays with activities; self-catering accommodation; and range from short notice to reserved months ahead. NEW ZEALAND HOME HOSPITALITY, LTD, * P.O. BOX 309 A NELSON' | Telephone: Nelson (54) 82-424
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