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Public Notices . SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING SCOTTISH SOCIETY SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE CLUB, OPENING NIGHT Tuesday, February 11, 8 p.m. SCOTTISH SOCIETY HALL. Corner Edgeware and Caledonian Roads. New members welcome. Social atmosphere. Learners' class for beginners. Soft shoes essential. Enquiries ’ W. SCOTT 558-748, Mrs S. Greenfield 428-347.

. Public Notices ; '' y . SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF NX, 41 GLENROY STREET. Presents CARMEN ROGERS OVERSEAS MEDIUM Saturday, February 15 Seminar 10 aan. to 1 pan. Subject “Sell Awareness”. 7.30 pan. Lecture and demonstration of clairvoyance. Sunday, February 16 Seminar 10 run. to 1 pan. Subject “Revelation of the Human Aura". All sessions admission by ticket only. Enquiries phone 894-608.

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.

Wa A NEW INTEREST ANOTHER HOBBY WIDER HORIZONS WE HAVE LOW COST courses in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Call in at the WEA Centre, 59 Gloucester Street, phone 60-285, 64-530. Term starts February 10, 1986. Vacancies in the following courses: DAYTIME: Play Reading, Monday, February 10, 1-2.30 p.m. Danish Cooking, Tuesday, February 11,10-11 a.m. Mending, Darning and Knitting for Men, Tuesday, February 11, 12 noon-1 p.m. Music for Beginners, Wednesday, February 12,10-11 a.m. Neighbourhood Caring, Wednesday, February 12,1-2 p.m. Basic Cooking, Thursday, February 13, 10-11 a.m. Herbs and Their Uses, Thursday, February 13,10-11 a.m. Conflict, Thursday, February 13, 10-11 a.m. Orchid Growing, Thursday, February 13,11.10 a.m--12.10 p.m. WEA Singers, Thursday, February 13,12.15-1.15 p.m. Patchwork, Thursday, February 13, 1-3 p.m. Folk Dancing, Friday, February 14, 10.45 a.m.-12.15 p.m. EVENING: ■■■ Of Castles and Other Things, Tuesday, March 4, 78.30 p.m. Drawing from Life, Thursday, February 13,7-9 p.m. The World Economy, Wednesday, March 26,7-8 p.m. Human Growth and Development, Monday, February 10, 7-9 p.m. Introduction to Photography, Thursday, February 27, 7-8 p.m. UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY ENROLMENT 1936 (1) PRE-ENROLMENT: Pre-enrolment forms are no longer being accepted and students who have not pre-enrolled by the due date will be required to pay a fee of $5O when they enrol. This fee may be remitted but only in exceptional circumstances. Any student considering his or her case worthy of consideration should outline the details in writing to the Registrar. (2) POSTAL ENROLMENT; Those students eligible for postal enrolment will have received their forms which should have been completed and returned by the Wednesday before enrolment week (February 19). If this has not been done, or if you have not received postal enrolment forms, you must enrol in person as indicated below. (3) ENROLMENT:

All students, except PhD. candidates and those who have already completed postal enrolment correctly, must attend during enrolment week at the time show below. They should go to the Science lecture block at Ham where notices will indicate the correct route to follow. (4) DAYS FOR ENROLMENT: ARTS, LAW, MUSIC AND LIBERAL STUDIES STUDENTS: Surnames A-D: Monday, February 24 - 9.00-12.30 Surnames E-K: Monday, February 24 - 1.30-5.00 Surnames L-R: Tuesday, February 25 - 9.00-12.30 Surnames S-Z: Tuesday, February 25 - 1.30-5.00 SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, FORESTRY, COMMERCE FINE ARTS AND ALL INTERMEDIATE STUDENTS: Surnames A-D: Wednesday, February 26 - 9.00-12.30 Surnames E-K: Wednesday, February 26 - 130-5.00 Surnames L-R: Thursday, February 27 - 9.00-1230 Surnames S-Z: Thursday, February 27 - 1.30-5.00 OUT-OF-TOWN STUDENTS (who could not enrol on the correct day): Friday, February 28 - 9.00-5.00 Students who have not pre-enrolled must attend at the time shown above for Interviews. A late fee of $5O will be charged (see above) and completion of enrolment may be delayed until processing is complete. Students who falii to complete enrolment by the correct time may enrol at the Registry’ from Tuesday, March 4, on payment of a late fee of $25. (5) FIRST YEAR STUDENTS: Students enrolling at a New Zealand University for the first time MUST bring with them evidence, in writing that they have (1) Obtained the New Zealand University Entrance Certificate, or (ii) Been granted admission “ad eundem” by the University Grants Commltte, or (Hi) Been granted admission “ad eundem” by the University of Canterbury or (iv) Been granted “Special Admission” by the University of Canterbury. Also, if applying for a bursary: (v) Obtained Higher School Certificate, or (vl) Obtained Sixth Form Certificate, or (vii) Obtained Bursary or Scholarship examinsation. (6) TRANSFERS FROM ANOTHER NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY: The enrolment of such students is provisional until their records are received from their previous University by the Registrar and found to be satisfactory. Students who have been declined enrolment in a previous University, or in any Department or Faculty of that University, or who are automatically debarred from re-enroll-ing, will not be enrolled at the University of Canterbury (Page a), 1986 University Calendar). W. HANSEN, Registrar