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1986 Piping Hot - Surf Shack Canterbury Surfing Champs New Brighton beach, Feb. 6-7-8-9 1 | | 1 -R organised by Events include: Open, Junior (under 18), Veteran (Over 30), Kneeboard. $2OOO in prizes Entry fee $2O. Enquiries: Ph. 889-655

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A BILL OF RIGHTS FOR NEW ZEALAND - IS IT REALLY NECESSARY? A half day seminar on this important topic will be held on Friday 7th of February 1986 at the Ngalo Marsh Theatre, Canterbury University. Speakers will include the Honourble G.W.R. Palmer, Sir Guy Powles and Professor Ken Keith. Those who wish to enrol may do so through the Secretary, Canterbury Djstrist Law Society, Christchurch, phone 6 »-184 Enrolment fee $20.00 (includes refreshments). Sponsored by the International Commission of Jurists.

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