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Public Notices FEATHER Writing Co-opera-tive. Write to Gladuls, 246 Worcester St Creative writers interested In setting up publishing of own works anti inspiring others. “♦ ♦ ♦ v~ HALF-PRICE sale. Fleur Fashions, one week only, to make way for new stock. Open Sat 10.30 to 1 p.m. 249 A Riccarton Rd, opp. Ham Motels. LOUISE-HAY, study group, free introductory evening, 7.30 pm., February 15 at Natural Health Clinic, 254 Bealey Ave, enquiries. Phone 667-581. PATRICKS Hair Design, only phone number is 663-106. PLEASE NOTE IF A.E.C. bus Reg. DV 534 is not claimed within 21 days from Cust Garage it will be sold to recover repair, storage costs dated 11.2.89. J. E. Pengelly Ltd. AKAROA COUNTY COUNCIL PUBLIC MEETING - LOCAL GOVERNMENT REORGANISATION A PUBLIC meeting will be held in the Gaiety Hall, Akaroa on Friday, February 17,1989 COMMENCING at 7.30 p.m. to advise details of the Draft Reorganisation Scheme for this County. The structure of the new authority which will be called the Selwyn District Council is being prepared at the present time and will hold Its first meeting no later than November 14, 1989. All people interested in the future role this authority will play in the new organisation are most welcome to attend. L. W. M. GRAHAM, County Clerk.

Public Notices A.Q.M. Riding for the Dlsabled Association, Christchurch group, Wednesdy, March 1, at Crippled Children’s Society Rooms, Kilmarnock Street, at 8 p.m. All welcome. DEMO Derby with a difference to be held at Woodford Glen Speedway on Saturday, February 25. Good prizes, entries and further details at Chaneys Service Station and Custom Wheel Co.

Birthday Greeting! HAPPY 21st RIKI WEALLEANS NOW that you have made 21 what is the next thing to look forward to? Whatever it may be we wish you all the best in doing it. From us ail. Guess who?

Public Notices Public Notices Department of Proauction Technology WE HAVE VACANCIES in the following courses: CERTIFICATE IN ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT: This is a two year packaged course that builds on existing skills to incorporate: • All aspects of computerisations in the engineering and allied manufacturing industries. • Quality Assurance principles • Industrial engineering • Basic marketing • People at work • Labour relations • Personnel management YEAR 1 - MONDAY, 5.00-8.00 p.m. YEAR 2- WEDNESDAY, 5.00-8.00 p.m. DATABASE FOR ENGINEERS Design your own Data Management system — ideal for Stock Control employee/membership information systems. THURSDAY, 1.00-4.00 p.m. BASIC COMPUTERISED NUMERICAL CONTROL - CNC This course is designed to give a basic knowledge of CNC as applied to lathes, machining centres, wire cut EDM and other CNC manufacturing machinery. Course includes both manual and computerised programming. TUESDAY, 5.30-8.30 p.m. ADVANCED COMPUTERISED NUMERICAL CONTROL - CNC This course is designed to give an in depth knowledge of CNC. Course includes advanced computerised programming techniques of various machine tools. WEDNESDAY, 3.00-6.00 p.m. CAD AWARENESS A “hands on” Introduction to computer aided design and drawing. This course runs for one term on THURSDAYS, 5.00-7.00 p.m. BASIC MACHINING An “all comers’ practical evening course that is structured to meet the needs of the individual. MONDAY, 5.00-8.00 p.m. NZO.Q.A - QUALITY ASSURANCE WEDNESDAY, 5.30-7.30 p.m. FIBREGLASSING (One term duration) This course Includes design, plug manufacture, mould manufacture, product manufacture, repairs, related theory (including costing, materials, problems, estimating, strength and design, alternatives, etc.), practical applications — hand lap only. WEDNESDAY, 5.00-8.00 p.m. AUTOCAD CERTIFICATE COURSE Due to continued demand we are pleased to offer another full year certificated course using AUTOCAD Release 10. MONDAY, 1.00-4.00 p.m. For further information and enrolment details on the above courses contact Alan Barnett or Janice Clifford on 798-150 extension 8058.

IMPORTERS WHOLESALERS MANUFACTURERS Final Notice DO YOU HAVE Stock you would like to turn into cash? If so, you are welcome to display your particular products at the largest Country Fair to be held in Canterbury. The Belfast Country Fair is to be held on February 25 and 26 at Blakes Road, Belfast. Huge advertising will precede this event with an anticipated 30,000 people expected to attend. If you require more details either write to:— “BELFAST COUNTRY FAIR”, P.O. BOX 13-582, CHRISTCHURCH, OR PHONE 661-789 A.H. iwxoj —J*

OXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS AND RELATED SOURCES OF FUNDS APPLIED FOR YEAR ENDED MARCH 31 1988 DURING THE YEARS (the previous year’s payments being shown in the first column) the Council made payments as follows: Actual GENERAL ACTIVITIES Estimate Acutal 1986/87 1987/88 1987/88 383.457 Administration and Central Services. 428,464 533,816 443,237 Roadlng 481,498 486,258 10,478 Drainage and Sanitation 12,597 11,660 119,860 Water 5upp1y146,721 128,028 9372 Land Drainage 8500 2844 75,930 Recreation and Cultural 84,428 102,628 88.361 Housing and Property 164,250 55,447 27,689 Pest Eradication 28,440 31,792 5861 Cemetries 6188 6824 OTHER ACTIVITIES 8296 Medical Centre 10,000 9186 54.361 Rates paid to Other Local Authorities 67,900 55,205 9329 Levies Paid to Other Local Authorities 10,835 11,004 28,587 Special Works Scheme 4000 12,103 4046 Inspect 15,253 17,666 $1,268,864 TOTAL FUNDS EXPENDED DURING YEAR $1,469,074 $1,464,461 This Expenditure was Financed by: REVENUE 583,553 Rates 720,704 723,333 12,666 Petroleum Tax 13,000 13,637 345,844 Government Subsidies and Grants 418,931 372,917 264,836 Licence Fees and Other Charges 156,685 247,341 67,644 Rents, etc 73,014 84.635 Loans, Special Funds and Trust Funds 84,000 Loan Funds Applied 35,000 — 49,405 Special Funds Applied 75,000 97.005 Less Transferred to Special Funds — 29,800 $1,407,948 $1,492,334 $1,509,068 Plus (Less) Decrease (Increase) In General Funds Calculated as follows: Balance April 1 1987 17,354 (139,084) Plus Balance March 31 1988 +27,253 (23,260) (44,607) $1,268,864 . $1,469,074 $1,464,461 In addition the Council held other funds as follows at March 31 1988 — 80,783 Special Funds 102,510 STATEMENT OF MONEY OWING as at March 31 1988 Actual Actual 1986/87 1987/88 $32,588 The Council was owed In respect of unpaid rates and other revenuews4o,lB3 $59,091 The Council owed for the supply of materials and services $89,242 $877,826 Gross Public Debt $885,939 $42,871 Less Sinking Funds Held $52,170 $834,955 Public Debt next of Sinking Funds $833,769 Less Public Debt relating to $179,612 Rural and Staff Housing Loans $162,861 $655,343 $670,908 NOTE ON ACCOUNTING POLICY: These financial statements have been prepared on the basis that revenue is recognised when money is received by the Council and the expenditure is brought to charge when payment Is made for goods and services rendered to the Council. These accounts have been prepared inclusive of GST. These accounts were adopted by the Council at its meeting on Monday, January 30, 1989. REPORT OF THE AUDIT OFFICE The Audit Office, having been appointed in terms of Section 25 Public Finance Act 1977, has audited the financial statements of the Oxford County. The financial statements reported on comprise the Statement of Payments and Related Sources of Funds Applied and Statement of Money owing and the Statements of Public Debt. The audit was conducted in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards and practices. In the opinion of the Audit Office, the financial statements fairly relfect, In the form prescribed by DMniiadon 10 of the Local Government (Territorial Authorities) Accounting Regulations 1979, the position of the Council as at March 31 1988 and the financial results of operation for the year ended on that date, i F. FISHER, For Controller and Auditor General. .T A nil ary ?; f ’A full copy of the accounts may be inspected at the Oxford County Council Offices during normal . offl^P hou ”' FELSTEAD, County Clerk. ■ - -