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Hotels for Sale A GENUINE PLEA FOR HELP! HOTELS/TAVERNS WANTED RECENT sales have been extremely buoyant, to a level where arguably we could make claim to being the South Island's leading Hotel Brokers. Client enquiry is also running high and we have several cashed up genuine and committed buyers requiring additional options to consider. Heaviest demand is in the $2OO-3600,000 price bracket in all locations. Should you be considering the sale of your leasehold or freehold Hotel or Tavern please telephone in complete confidence the specialist Colin Jakeway on (03) 663-394. Christchurch (collect) for a no obligation discussion. Absolute confidentiality will be observed. Immediate client introduction assured. SOUTH » i ISLAND F a wOTELU.- ... BROKERS Investments CITY / Linwood, $57,500 0.n.0. New listing. House in 2 flats. Totally refurbished throughout, with up to the minute decor. Chattels include fridges, good quality floor coverings, light fitting etc. Vacant possession. Choose your own tenants. Fantastic return on investment. To view phone Patricia Hay, Riccarton Real Estate, 487-029. a.h. 487-753, MREINZ. FREEHOLD land. $25,000 to $70,000. Land is still the safest and best investment opportunity New Zealanders have. Write "Press" ZP3563, Private Bag, Christchurch. INVESTMENT shop, $32,000. 18% return. Phone 667-297 John Connelly a.h. 229-334, D J Visser, MREINZ. INVESTMENT. Vendor finance available, 2 fully commercial tenanted buildings, zone 1.3, main road situation, $lB,OOO nett return, bargain at $145,000. Phone 667-297 John Connelly a.h. 229-334, D J Visser, MREINZ.

Public Notices ALEXANDER Technique. Public talk by David Moore. Stringleman Room. Public Library, Monday, October 17, 7.30 p.m. $3.50. Enquiries 294-318. AMAZING! All the day, evening and Saturday Typewriting students at Ritchie Secretarial College who sat Pitman Institute exams in August (Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced grades) were successful, all our day-school students obtaining Honours in both Intermediate and Advanced. For information sheets on courses, phone 790-668. ANNOUNCEMENT Newman’s Motor Homes Fleet Sale. We are currently arranging the sale of Newman's surplus motor home fleet. All vehicles for sale at a fleet disposal price! C.I. Munro built, Toyota Hi-ace Poptops and Mitsubishi Canter diesel 4 berth. All late model vehicles. 12 mths mechanical warranty. Limited supplyavailable only. Motor Home Centre. 449 Ferry Road, Christchurch. Bus. Ph. 895346, a.h. Brent, 487-644, LMVD. ARE you going overseas to live? Keep in touch with NZ — Give yourself a subscription to NZ Newslink, popular. informative, 2 page, monthly news bulletin written for Kiwis overseas (as seen on TV). To an NZ address, $lB, airmail to Australia $22.60. Other countries phone 383-418, 46 Tankerville Road for details. CLARENCE ST, Paddy's Market and Ethnic Food Fair, 93 p.m. every Sat. Stalls $lB. Ph. 294-651. FREE cartage every Wednesday to Little River and Akaroa on timber and posts. Ordering deadline Monday night. Apply 499-739, McVicar Timber Group. Hornby Branch. Also Diamond Harbour and surrounding areas. Free cartage. Apply McVicar Timber, Ferry Road Branch 666-266. LOOKING for the owner of a 1964 Hillman Super Minx, Reg. No. AR 9213, registered under the name of Karen Randell. formerly of 9 Hartley Ave. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of the above car please write to P 9600, •‘Press,’' Private Bag, Cltch. ATTENTION COMMUNITY NURSES DID you train at Burwood Hospital 1967-1968? Interested in a Reunion? Phone 383-090.

LABOUR WEEK-END FAMILY SPECIAL Only $6O a Night Per Unit. ONE TO FIVE PERSONS Phone Farrys Motel (024) 779-333 High St Court Motel (024)'779-315 DUNEDIN. DOWSE ART MUSEUM MISSING “Panea Riding the Whale” - Carved Ivory Winged Mermaid - Carved Bone SOME TIME ON Wednesday, September 7,1988, two important objects were removed from the Dowse Art Museum in Lower Hutt. One of these was a small post-European Maori carving, of “Panea Riding the Whale” in whale ivory, 55mm long and 25mm high bearing the serial number 36. E. The other object was a winged mermaid by contemporary artist David Hegglun made from beef bone —75 mm high, 45mm wide and approximately 20mm thick. Both these objects have incredible mana and the owners would like to get them back. Please advise your nearest Police Station or ring the Dowse Art Museum collect (04) 695-743 if you have any information about either of these items. CHANGE OF ADDRESS AND FIRM NAME THE Partners of Kirk Barclay, Chartered Accountants, advise that from Monday, October 3, 1988, the Practice will be conducted from Level 7, Spicer House, 148 Victoria Street, Christchurch, and that with effect from that date the firm will change its name to that of its international firm, Spicer and Oppenheim. Telephone 795-155, Facsimile 661 571 and P.O. Box 246 will remain unchanged. T. DAVID CRAIG GEOFFREY J. C. CLARK ROBIN B. C. STEPHENSON RONALD L. BROOKING DAVID H. MUNRO

timberlands Aorangi District NOTICE IS GIVEN under Sections 19, 22 and 27 of the Forest and Rural Fires Act 1977 that a restricted fire season has been declared within all Timberlands Fire Districts. The Fire Districts concerned are the following forests along with their I.skm fire safety margin: (a) Geraldine Forest including Pioneer Park and Raincliff (b) Waimate Forest (c) Herbert Forest (d) Naseby Forest including Gimmerburn Forest No fires may be lit in the open without a fire permit from N.Z. Timberlands Ltd. The following activities are permitted within the restricted fire season. (a) Barbecues lit in properly constructed containers and fuelled with gas, solid or liquid fuels. (b) Cooking fires at camping sites lit within a concrete or stone surround and with not less than three metres of clear ground surrounding the container. Provided that no such fires shall be lit when high or gusty winds are prevailing. Permits for fires may be issued on application to N.Z. Timberlands Ltd Officer at Geraldine, Waimate, Herbert and Naseby. Application for permits should be made in advance to allow area concerned to be inspected prior to permit issue. A ban on all fires on any day or days of extreme fire hazard as broadcast under section 20 of the Act takes precedence over this notice or any permits issued. The restricted fire season applies all year and shall remain in force until further notice. N. L. CLEMETT Principal Rural Fire Officer New Zealand Forestry Corporation Limited Rural Fire Authority