Public Notices APPLICATION FOR PASSENGER SERVICE LICENCE UNDER THE TRANSPORT SERVICES LICENSING ACT 1989 TAKE notice that I, Gordon Terrence Beeby, 37 Eastling St, Bishopdale, Christchurch 5, am applying to the Secretary for Transport for a Passenger Service, Operators Licence. The person(s) in control of the proposed service are: Gordon Terrence Beeby, 37 Eastling St, Christchurch 5. The nature of the proposed service Is: Taxi Service. Any person wishing to object to this application must do so in writing to the Secretary for Transport, Ministry of Transport, Transport Licensing, P.O. Box 27144, Wellington. Such objections must reach the Secretary within 14 days of the first publication of this notice. This is the first publication of this notice. G. T. BEEBY WOOLSTON WORKING MEN’S CLUB AMATEUR cycling section. Notice of special general meeting. There is to be a special general meeting of the above section on Wednesday, December 20,1989, at the club rooms of the Halswell soccer club, Halswell domain at 6.30 p.m.
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