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!PUBLIC NOTICES HOLIDAY SIGHTSEEING TRIPS MIDLAND BLUE AND WHITE BUSES HALF DAY TRIPS No. I—HILLS, HARBOUR VIEWS and SUMMIT ROAD Leaves daily. 2 pm. Fare 7s 6d No 2—FARMLANDS AND SOUTH ERN SUMMIT ROAD Leaves daily. 2 pm. Fare 7s 6d No. 3—CITY AND GARDEN SUB URBS. Leaves daily, fo a m Fare 6s. Tours 1,2. 3 leave from Vic toria Square and return to Cathedral Square. No book ings necessary. DAY TRIPS No. 4—ROUND THE GORGES A delightful round trip of 100 miles Fare 20s. Leaves 10 a m. December 31 and Jan uary 3. 5,7, 11. and 18. | No. S—LAKES AND GORGES 170 miles, embracing Porters Pass, Lake Coleridge, Rakaia Gorge, Highbank Power Sta tion. Fare 30s Leaves 8.30 a m December 30 and January 1. 4. 6. 8. 13 and 20 No. 6—BENMORE AND AVIEMORE HYDRO SCHEMES. An interesting trip of 376 miles, in eludes Timaru. Waimate, and Waitaki River, dam and lake, and inspection of Benmore and Aviemore Hydro Schemes. Fare 455. Leaves 8 a.m January 1 and every Saturday No. 7—LAKE COLERIDGE. 140 miles Inspection of Power house and Intake Return via Rakaia Gorge. Fare 25s Leaves 8.30 a m. every Mon day, Wednesday and Friday from January 3 to 14 inclusive. Tours 4,5, 6 and 7 leaves from Midland Terminal, 40-42 Lichfield street. Children half-price all tours BOOK MIDLAND, 69-349. or any Travel Agent. 7260 LEGAL SERVICE DURING VACATION OFFICES of members of the legal profession in this district will re-open after the vacation on Monday morning, January 17, 1966. Arrangements have been made to ensure that any person who needs legal advice and assistance urgently and whose business is such that it cannot wait till legal offices re-open on January 17, may obtain such advice or assistance notwithstanding that legal offices are still closed. Persons desirous of available themselves of this service should ring the Registrar of the Supreme Court or the Registrar of the Magistrate’s Court (’Phone 64-639) during office hours. He will then be informed how to communicate with his own solicitor or the practitioner nominated by his own solicitor to attend to that solicitor’s clients. If the inquirier has no solicitor he will be directed how to com municate with a solicitor whose services will be available. IVAN D. WOOD, Secretary. Canterbury District Law Society. 5509 THE AIR SERVICES LICENSING ACT, 1951 NOTICE OF APPLICATION AND OF PUBLIC HEARING 1 Application in respect of an Air Service Licence has been received as described in the Schedule hereunder and a Public Hearing of the Licencing Authority will be held at 9.30 a.m. on Thursday. February 3, 1966, at The Mundo!pal Electricity Department Hall, Christchurch, for the purpose of considering evidence in favour of or against the granting of the application. 2 Any person or organisation wishing to object to or to sup port the granting of any application is directed to give notice thereof to the Licencing Authority and to any applicant concerned at lease five dear days prior to the date of the hearing. A notice of objection must state therein in general terms the grounds of objection. SCHEDULE An application by AGRICULTURAL AVIATION, LTD., P.O. BOX 108. CHRISTCHURCH. For an Air Service Licence to permit: An aerial topdressiing service using a heavy aircraft in the Nelson, Marlborough, Canterbury and Westland land district®, excluding the areas already licensed for heavy aircraft operation. C. J. FLETCHER, Secretary for the Air Service Licensing Authority. C/o. Department of Civiil Aviation , Wellington. December 17, 1965. 54576