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Public Notices EXPANSION OF COOK ’ STR AIT CABLES: CALL FOR PUBLIC COMMENT THE Electricity Corporation ’ of New Zealand has prepared i an “Environmental Scoping Report” which examines the environmental Issues associated with the expanding ■ capacity of the Cook Strait transmission cables between Benmore and Haywards (near - Wellington). This Is the first ■. stage In preparing an Enf vlronment Impact Assessment. ' The Canterbury United •; Council has agreed to make 5 the Scoping Report available 1 to the public in the Canterbury Region, co-ordinate response and advise the Elec- ■ trlcity Corporation of the public view expressed within the region. Interested persons or bodies are Invited to make written • comments on the Report to the United Council not later - than February 19, 1988. The Report is available for inspection at the following , places: > (1) The offices of the CanterJ bury United Council, Fourth Floor, Civic , Offices, 163-173 Tuam , Street, Christchurch, bej tween the hours of 8.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.in. Monday to Friday (except holidays). ’ (2) The offices of the following Councils at the times the offices are open to the public: Akaroa County Amur! County Cheviot County Christchurch City Ellesmere County Eyre County , Heathcote County , Hurunul County Kaiapol Borough Lyttelton Borough Malvern County Oxford County Paparua County , Rangiora District , Rlccarton Borough r Walmairl District j Walrewa County (3) The following Libraries: Amurl County — Amurl County Library, Walau Public Library, Hanmer Hospital Library. Cheviot County — Cheviot Community Library. Christchurch City — Canterbury Public Library. Hurunul County — Amberley Public Library. Rangiora District — Rangiora Public Library. Paparua County — Halswell and Hornby Libraries. Walmairl District — Fendalton, Bishopdale and Redwood Libraries. For further information please contact the undersigned or Mr I. Thomson at the United Council’s office on the fourth floor, Civic Offices, 163-173 Tuam Street, write to P.O. Box 1997, Christchurch, or telephone 62-359. P. C. BERRY Secretary HURUNUI COUNTY COUNCIL RESTRICTED FIRE SEASON NOTICE Is hereby given that 1 pursuant to provisions of the Forest and Rural Fires Act ; 1977, a Restricted Fire Season is extended over the whole of the County from January 20, 1988, until February 29,1988 or such date as may be notified. > During the Restricted Fire Season it is an offence to light any fires in the open air unless a permit has been obtained from the Council Office. Permits will be issued for certain types of fire on weekdays (e.g. stubble clearing) lit between the hours of 4.00 p(m. and 9.00 p.m. provided that: 1. Weather conditions are suitable. 2. The fire is patrolled until completely out. 3. The area to be burned Is surrounded by a 6 metre wide ploughed strip. 4. Before lighting the fire, occupiers of neighbouring properties are to be notified. Tjie restriction does not apply to hangls or barbecues (in enclosed containers), lit on a property served by a high pressure water supply. Please note that any permit issued is not a legal defence against claims for damage which may be caused by the fire. The responsibility for any damages which might arise lies with the person lighting the fire. B. M. YATES, Principal Rural Fire Officer. IN BANKRUPTCY GARTH ROLAND WILLIS FERGUSON, sickness beneficiary and SHIRLEY ANNETTE FERGUSON, married woman, of 74 Nortons Road, Christchurch 4, previously trading in partnership as Leithfield Hotel, R.D. 1, Amberley, was adjuged bankrupt on January 21,1988. Date of first meeting of creditors will be advertised later. L. A. SAUNDERS, Official Assignee. Commercial Affairs, Private-Bag, Christchurch. Phone 64-354. Officer for Enquiries: Mrs J. Slliifant. INNES HOUSE BOARDING COLLEGE OF THE MARLBOROUGH COLLEGES CO-EDUCATIONAL BOARDING INNES HOUSE will re-open at 1.30 p.m. on January 31, 1988. We still have openings for a limited number of Boarders. This could be the chance of a lifetime to provide your child with the opportunity to develop their maximum potential. The special relationship between the teaching staffs of both Colleges and the Boarding Department Insures that our Boarders make the most of their educational opportunities. Our inhouse sports programme balances the educational side of college life; thus enabling the complete development of a Boarder. For further details contact: JOHN..NELSON, P.O. ißox 99, BLENHEIM. Phone 89-135