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Public Notices CARDEN boulders, all sizes now available from Isaac construction, Harewood Quames. $2O per tonne. - W2734 COAL AND COKE PROMPT DELIVERY or pick up from our Depot at Yard price*. Fast, slow and apaoe heater type* available in large bags. Open Sunday, Patels Garage, corner Carmen ?»A»\ V,terio ° R o*<i» Phone 499-129. INCOME TAX CANTERBURY TAX PREPARATION SERVICE ON WHEELS SALARY and wage earners, business, partnership, etc.. 1 have tour taxation return) done in the privacy of your; home, office or work place. 1 PHONE 428-220 NOW 2160 "THE PRESS” STREET MAP of CHRISTCHURCH WALL MAP Index on front from LEADING BOOKSELLERS and CHRISTCHURCH PRESS CO.i LTD. D

Public Notices A. J. HALL LTD PICTURE FRAMERS of 536 Colombo Street ARE short of storage spact and request that their value, customers please collect theii orders as soon as possible. THANK-YOU. _ W4711 NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS SOCIETY (INC. NORTH CANTERBURY CENTRE ANNUAL CHURCH SERVICE THE Annual Church Service of the North Canterbury Centre of the N.Z. Red Cross Society line.l will be held ir the Anglican Cathedral. Cath cdral Square, on SUNDAY April 22, 1979. at 11 a.m Preacher: The Dean. Members of the public art cordially invited to attend. J. R. MAHONEY, Secretary-Manager. IN' BANKRUPTCY CORRECTION Ivan James CURTIS. Farm hand, of Stokes Estate. Lees Valiev, oxford, previously ot 28 Main Street, Reefton. was adjudged bankrupt on March 6, 1979. Creditors meeting will be held at Conference Room. stli Floor, A.M.P Building. Cathedral Square. Christchurch on Thursday, May 3, 1979, at 10.30 a.m NOTE: This notice is in substitution for that which was published on Wednesday, April 18, 1979. IVAN A. HANSEN, Official Assignee. CHRISTCHURCH

CHRISTCHURCH AREA MEETING Canterbury, Marlborough and Westland cleaners, caretakers, lift attendants and watchmen’s industrial union of workers. ATTENTION members employed as school caretakers and cleaners (other than those members employed by commercial contractors in schools) A special meeting of your union will be held in the Trade Union Centre, 199 Armagh Street, Next to the Winter Garden on SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1979, at 10.30 a.m. AGENDA: To discuss our negotiations with the educational services committee regarding the up-dating of your wages and conditions to be in line with other state employees. Your attendance is important as a ballot will be taken on a recommendation from our executive. G. Cumming Secretary 2OOB COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO WAGE RELATIVITIES ON NEW ZEALAND VESSELS A COMMISSION HAS been appointed to inquire into and report upon: (a) The remuneration (including the salaries, increments, allowances and leave) and the travelling arrangements in respect of ail seafaring positions on vessels specified in the New Zealand Maritime Industry (Sea-Going) Award, dated April 14th, 1978 or in any instrument that supercedes that Award. (b) The wage relativities and terms and conditions of employment applicable in respect of the above seafaring positions. Persons or organisation concerned with matters falling within the Commission’s order of reference are invited to make submissions to and/or appear to give evidence before the Commission. All persons intending to present evidence are asked to advise the Secretary accordingly by May 14th. 1979, and to have six copies of evidence available at the hearing. The Commission will have its first sitting between Tuesday, May 22, and Friday, May 24 (inclusive) at: The Bth Floor Conference Room Commerce House Wakefield Street, WELLINGTON,!. Further hearings and venues which may be needed shall be announced subsequently. The Commission’s address is P.O. Box 11343, Manners Street, WELLINGTON. Dated at Wellington this eleventh day of April 1979. 6254

PUBLIC MEETING NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION INVITES EVERYBODY interested in the future of the State Services to a panel discussion on the Subject. CHRISTCHURCH - DEATH FROM BUREAUCRACY OR LACK OF DRIVE! SPEAKERS: Mr R. Harris, Director of A. R. Harris Ltd. Mr H. Hay, Mayor of Christchurch. Mr I. Puketapu, Secretary of Maori Affairs. Hon. Mr H. Walker, Former Minister Of Social Welfare. Chairman: Professor Keith Jackson. THURSDAY, APRIL 19 At 12.15 p.m. State Services Commission Meeting room, sth Floor, AMP Building. Cathedral Square. EVERYONE WELCOME QUESTIONS INVITED CHINA EXPORT/IMPORT A MAJOR New Zealand company has been invited to send two representatives to. the Chinese Export Commodities Fair in May at Kwangchow. The fair is the major contact point for overseas companies with all the Chinese Trading Corporations and where the Chinese conduct most of their overseas trade. We are willing to act on behalf of other N.Z. companies interested in either buying or selling of goods and services with the Chinese. Please forward specifications of products you arei wishing to buv or sell. All enquiries will be answered. Reply to Mr Alex Isbey, ’ . P.O. Box 4038, ’ AUCKLAND. Phone 30-129 Auckland ' Telex 2484 8136