Public Notice* * MR... FLEET-OWNER BUSINESSMAN CONSULTANTS TRADESMEN CONTRACTORS REPOWER YOUR VEHICLE WITH LPC o f nTv s7Bo* THROUGHOUT NX Act NOW while stocks last. If you can find a better price, take it! TARtARLNI “Furr - ROSS NOBLE Ph. (03) 792-329 NGAHERE SCHOOL CENTENNIAL EASTER 1988 Past Pupils, Staff, Committee, Home and School Members Registrations to: Enrolment Secretary Post office - NGAHERE VENISON WE supply fresh melt-ln-your mouth prime quality venison at real country prices. Guaranteed young and tender, all aged and conditioned In the traditional way, and vacuumpacked for long shelf life without freezing. All cuts available. Minimum order 2kg. Enquiries: New Zealand Venison, Phone Rangiora (0502) 8401, Oxford (0502) 24078 or write P.O. Box 234, Rangiora. LYTTELTON HARBOUR BOARD CONTAINER TERMINAL . Containers Unpacked ELLIN HUDIG V 174 DMSU 2809081 DMSU 2804407 ANBU 5106721 TPHU 2415742 BOTANY BAY V 6571 NZCU 1004023HLCU 2330707 Storage charges commence May 18, 1987.
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Press, 13 May 1987, Page 76
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