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Public Notices Public Notices LAKE SUMNER RECREATIONAL HUNTING AREA LAKE SUMNER RECREATIONAL HUNTING AREA, which is entirely contained within Lake Sumner Forest Park, has been managed for recreational hunting under the Wild Animal Control Act since 1981. Each recreational hunting area is managed under a wild animal control plan Issued by the Director-General of Forests, and revised from time to time. It is now intended to revise the wild animal control plan for the Lake Sumner Recreational Hunting Area, for a three year period from April 1, 1986. Pursuant to S2B of the Wild Animal Control Act, 1977, the Conservator of Forests invites submissions or proposals for the hunting of the area from interested groups or individuals. Submissions should be sent to the Conservator of Forests, New Zealand Forest Service, P.O. Box 25022, Christchurch, to reach this address by February 28, 1986. Copies of the expired wild animal control plan may be inspected at the N.Z. Forest Service office at 133 Victoria Street, Christchurch. D. A. BLACK. Conservator of Forests. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT NOTIFIED WAINUI ROAD MILL Spectrum Resources Ltd THE COMMISSION FOR THE ENVIRONMENT has received an Environmental Impact Report prepared by Worley Consultants Ltd on a proposal by Spectrum Resources Ltd to establish ore processing arid disposal facilities at Wainul Road, Matatoki near Thames. The facility is to process ore from the company’s mines at Monowai, Maratoto and possibly other future mining operations. The Report is being audited by the Commission in accordance with the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Procedures and the Audit will be referred to the Ministry of Energy who will not make decisions on the project until after he has considered the findings of the Audit. This will be published on or about April 28, 1986. I invite you to make written submissions to the Commission on the environmental implications of the proposal as described in the Report. Submissions shuld be addressed to the Commission for the Environment, P.O. Box 10-241, Wellington, and should reach the Commission before 5 p.m. on Friday, March 8, 1986. Copies of the Report may be purchased for $lO from Spectrum Resources Ltd, 586 Great South Road, Greenlane, Auckland, P.O. Box 170-036, Greenlane, Auckland. The Report may be Inspected at the following places: — Public libraries at Auckland, Whangarei, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin and Hamilton. — The Commission for the Environment library (82 Boulcott Street, Wellington) — The 7 University libraries — Local libraries at Te Aroha, Paeroa, Thames, Waihi, Whangamata, Tairua — Local authority offices in the following places Thames-Coromandel District Council: Thames, Coromandel, Whitianga, Tairua, Whangamata. — Puriri Store, Main Highway at Puriri Dated this 16th day of January 1986 K. W. PIDDINGTON Commissioner for the Environment COUPLES RESOURCE CENTRE of the Christchurch Marriage Guidance Council TERM ONE PROGRAMME THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMME of courses in relationships and communication skills is being offered. BECOMING PARTNERS: A course for couples — engaged, recently married, or considering being together: Two courses — Friday night and all day Saturday. (1) April 11, 12. (2) May 2, 3. 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Successful applicants will be engaged in top quality science and will be asked to define the possible role of their proposals in the development of New Zealand. A proportion of the grants will be designated for the encouragement of New Zealand-United Kingdom co-operation. It is intended that support will be provided for visits or projects not exceeding two months in length; limitations on funding will make awards of normal post-doctoral fellowships or research studentships unlikely, and grants will not be made primarily for attendance at conferences. The closing date for applications is February 28, 1986. Application forms and further details are. available from the Executive Officer, Royal Society of New Zealand, Private Bag, Wellington. >