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Public Notices N.Z. BUILDING TRADES UNION CANTERBURY BRANCH QUARTERLY GENERAL MEETING MONDAY, December 18, 1989, Ist floor. Trade Union Centre, 199 Armagh Street, Christchurch 1, commencing at 7.30 p.m. Agenda: Minutes, correspondence, reports, such other business as may be required to be presented to members, general business. D. B. O’CONNELL, Branch Secretary. NEMO HOLDINGS LIMITED of Christchurch No. CH 133781 JOHN LANE APPLIANCE CENTRE LMITED of Christchurch No. CH 135717. DEBONAIRE STEEL PRODUCTS LIMITED of Christchurch No. CH 124261. NOTICE of Intention to apply for dissolution pursuant to Section 335 A of the Companies Act 1955. Take notice that the above named companies propose to apply to the Registrar of Companies for Declaration of Dissolution of the Companies pursuant to the provisions of Section 335 A of the Companies Act 1955. (Companies Amendment Act 1980) and take further notice that unless written objection is made to the Registrar within 30 days of the last date of publication of this notice the Registrar may dissolve the Companies. AGER RILEY AND COCKS, 84 Gloucester Street, Christchurch Accountants for the Companies Address for service of written objections:The Registrar, Department of Justice, Commercial Affairs Division, Private Bag, Christchurch. £ CONSERVATION PROHIBITED FIRE SEASON FROM the 16th day of December 1989 until this Notice is cancelled the Minister of Conservation as Fire Authority for all State areas gives notice to the public that a prohibited fire season shall apply to all land administered by the Department of Conservation and within 1.5 kilometres of that land within the area described: The land known as the Waitaki Catchment area that includes Mount Cook National Park, the Mackenzie and Waltaki basins including their headwaters. Areas east of the Hakataramea and Kurow Rivers are not subject to this prohibition. In this area no person shall light a fire In the open air except pursuant to a special written permit issued by a Rural Fire Officer. The prohibition does not apply to gas cookers and gas barbecues. All previous permits to burn are cancelled. People seeking further information or wishing to obtain special fire permits can contact the appropriate Department of Conservation Offices. Omarama, phone 02984-725 Twizel, phone 05620-802 Mount Cook National Park, phone 0515-89-211 This Notice is issued pursuant to Section 22(2) of the Forest and Rural Fires Act 1977 this 12th day of December, 1989. Mike Cuddihy, Regional Conservator (acting under delegated authority from the Minister of Conservation) APPLICATION FOR PASSENGER SERVICE/ VEHICLE RECOVERY SERVICE LICENCE UNDER THE TRANSPORT SERVICES LICENSING ACT 1989 TAKE NOTICE that I, Graham Phillip Wilson, of 35 Buckleys Rd, Ranglora trading as Rangiora Toyota am applying to the Secretary for Transport for a Vehicle Recovery Service Operators Licence. The person In control of the proposed service is: Graham Phillip Wilson of 35 Buckleys Road, Ranglora. The nature of the proposed service is: Vehicle recovery for Accident and Servicing. Any person wishing to object to this application must do so in writing to the Secretary for Transport, Private Bag, Christchurch. Such objections must reach the Secretary within 14 days of the first publication of this notice. Note that objections to this application may only be made in respect of Sections 20 and 24 of the Transport Services Licensing Act 1989. CURLS CURLS CURLS Jb RVb Il f PAULA Bobby is our specialist in precision cutting for curly hair. Phone Cllpso Hair Design, Fendalton 519-694. Late night Mon. and Thurs. MOUNT COOK POWER SHUTDOWN General Area Affected O’Kalns Bay SOUTHPOWER advised consumers that It willbe necessary to disconnect power In the locality desrlbed below on Wednesday, December 20,1989, or if conditions unsuitable on Thursday, December 21, 1989, jso that staff may safely cut trees in Pipers Valley. TIME: 12.30 to' 3.30 approximately. AREA AFFECTED: O’Kalns Bay, Seftons Rd, Stony Bay West, Big Hill Rd. As staff will endeavour to restore power as soon as possible, consumers should treat the lines as alive at all times. C. S. LAURIEM - Managing Director