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PUBLIC NQTiCES GALA Saturday 31 October Maungarongo Marae 11am Cakes, produce, games, quick-fire raffles, trash and treasures. Haangi 12am Eyes down 2.30pm. £ CONSERVATION TE PAPA ATAWHAI Temporary Relief Receptionist This temporary position is at the Whakapapa Visitor Centre at Tongariro National Park. Days required to work are Saturday and Sunday each weekend for 4-6 months from 14 November 1992. Additional mid week days may be availabie on an as required basis. Applicants must have very good public relations and communications skills. A knowledge of Tongariro National Park's recreational activities and tracks an advantage. Key board skills desirable, word processing skills an advantage Accommodation may be availabie. Transport is not provided. Job descriptions and PER 1 application forms are availabie from: Department of Conservation Private Bag Mt Ruapehu Phone 07-8923 729 Applications close at noon Monday 2 November 1992. I: , WANTED m\ TO BUY GOLF EQUIPMENT tennis racquets, camping gear, wanted to buy or sell on your behalf. Sports Country Ski Shop, Clyde Street Ohakune. Ph 3858 656. WANTEP NEED A BABYSITTER, animal sitter, experienced cleaner? Phone Josy 063859 033. GIBSTOPPER plasterer requires work. Paint finish a speciality. New work orrenovations. Phone Marty 3858 550

PUBLIC NQTICES IMPORTANT NOTICE TOALL HOME MILK DELIVERY CONSUMERS Change In Milk Tokens A hew improved home delivery service is planned for 1 November 1992. Although details of the new system cannot be confirmed due to legal action currently being taken by the Milk Vendors Association, we hope we will shortly be in a position to tell you all about the new home delivery service. To coincide with the new service and with the previously publicised bottled milk price increase (from 70 cents to 75 cents per 600ml bottle), new milk tokens will need to be used from 1 November onwards for the purchase of home delivered milk. For many years milk tokens have been the preferred payment option for obtaining home delivered milk by a large number of householders. The sale and distribution of milk tokens has always been, and will continue to be, the responsibility of individual vendors within their contract areas. Consumers are advised that current milk tokens must be redeemed for milk, or refunded by their current milk vendor before 1 November. Milk vendors will be distributing leaflets to all their customers, providing information on the change to new milk tokens and how to redeem all tokens currently in circulation. A Token Help-line has been set up (freephone 0800-506-455 between 8.30am and 8pm, Monday to Friday) to answer all enquiries. Consumers are urged to telephone the Help-line or their milk vendor if they have any concerns whatsoever. CDP and its contracted vendors look forward to providing consumers with a new and improved home delivery service and wishes to thank all current home delivery consumers for their valued support. Remember: Token Help-line 0800-506-455 (freephone). Note: This notice does not apply to consumers in the Hutt Valley or Wainuiomata currently usingstainless steel tokens. After 1 November these tokens can still be used but an extra 5 cents is required to meet the new price of bottled milk. New copper tokens worth 75 cents will be availabie from 1 November through the usual token outlets. The Ruapehu Bulletin w , \ is free to you thanks ^miATigflS to the support of our VAQANT advertisers - BABY SITTER required, please support them Tangiwai area. Ph 3858 776 too! Waimarino Community Sports Education & Development Trust WINNING NUMBERS See next week's Bulletin for results from 25 October Tickets still availabie. Call (06) 3854 636. M A '1 w I =1 1 L 4 : l i □ Friday - r"' Saturday - I - M m — Sunday | f\\ Kj at 7.30pm | B / Tues 27th, 7.30pm C f\\A Lethal I / 1/ Y Weapon 3 I | I / r RP13 ■

5th and 7th form Provisional reports for students sitting external examinations are being issued today. Raetihi Tennis Club Opening Day Juniors 9.30 Saturday 31 October Seniors 1 .30 Sunday 8 November Everyone Welcome

TO HlRE CARAVAN or bus to live in while building own home. Ph: 3854-967 evenings. VEH1CLE pmrs WRECKING 1974/5 Datsu Cherry 100, 1974/5 Toyota Corona, 1974 Hillman Avenger (S/W 1600 4sp), 1 972 Hillman Hunter, 1 969/ 70 Singer Vogue (1722 cc 4sp), 1969/70 Holden Premier (202 Auto), Mk1 Ford Cortina (V6 4sp), 1965 J1 Bedford Truck, 15 Hwt Thames Truck, 11 Ton TK Tip Truck, Motors, geargboxs, diffs, most panals, doors, guards, tyres, rims etc. (as above) Ph: 3854-352. EatI APS AVOID BURGLARY this sum mer - rent your house to me. Phone Patrick Cafe Loco 06-3858 779

AUCtlONAUCTION machinery, furniture, sundries to be held Saturday 31 October at Seddon St Raetihi commencina 10.30am Varied line including 4 mountain bikes, 4 scooter moped bikes, asst tyres, wheels, 50 sheets fibrolite, balustrade, free st fire & flu, chip heater, sets bunks, cupboards, piano, fridge freezer, asst tools, lawn mower, self propelled lawnmower, 4 wheel m bike, 3 wheel m/bike, saddles, pack saddles, heater, household sundries, toys, many sundries, cocktail cabinet, truck tray -steel frame jarra deck 5.1 m, canvas window awning as new, Zenoah scrubcutter, Ferg sawbench & blades, TAS dagging plant, dagging crush, sheep weighing platform, 2 arc welders, tractor mounted sprayer, 8 met boom, oxy-acet gauges & torch, set of Status Golf Clubs, large Para pool, slug gun. Conditions of sale - cash before delivery. Waimarino Livestock Ltd Licensed Auctioneers Queries - office 3854 894, Warren - 3858 099.

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^ i Private Bag / /s \\\ Taumarunui I //^\ \ Telephone: IwS M 07"895 8188 07-895 8172 TRANSPORT (VEHICULAR TRAFF1C ROAD CLOSURE) REGULATIONS 1965 PROPOSAL TO CLOSE ROADS TO VEHICULAR TRAFFIC Pursuant to the Transport (Vehicular Traffic Road Closure) Regulations 1965, notice is hereby given that the Ruapehu District Council, for the purpose of the Ohakune Retailers holding a Christmas Carnival, proposes to close the following road to ordinary vehicular traffic for the period indicated hereunder. During the proposed period of closure emergency traffic will be let through as soon as possible. Any person objecting to the proposal is called upon to lodge notice of his/her objection and grounds thereof in writing before 10 November 1992, at the office of the Council at Huia Street, Taumarunui or I Miro Street, Ohakune. DATE OF PROPOSED CLOSURE: Saturday 12 December 1992. SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED CLOSURE OF ROADS CLYDE STREET between Miro Street and Rata Street between the hours of 9.30am and 1.30pm. ANNUAL URBAN ROADSIDE SPRAYING The Ruapehu District Council will be carrying out the annual weed spraying of kerb and channels and roadside edges within the following townships of the Waimarino and Waiouru Wards - Raetihi, Ohakune, Rangataua and Waiouru. The work will commence on 16 November 1992. Any persons with allergies to herbicides who wish to be notified prior to spraying being carried out in their area please contact Tony Denton, Reserves Supervisor, Phone 07 895 7186. RURAL ROADSIDE WEED CONTROL Council will be carrying out rural roadside spraying of water channels within the Waimarino Ward and Waiouru Ward areas. The work will commence on 16 November 1992 over approximately a 3 month period.

A CHANGES TO NOVEMBER MEETING SCHEDULE The public are advised the November Meeting Schedule has been amended. All meetings are held at the Council Chambers, Huia Street unless otherwise specified and the public are invited to attend. The amended dates and times for meetings concerned are as follows: Waiouru Community Board Tuesday 10 November at 7.30pm at the Queen Elizabeth II Army Memorial Museum, Waiouru National Park Community Board Wednesday 11 November at 7.30pm Ohura Community Board Thursday 12 November at 7.30pm SPECIAL ORDER: TAUMARUNUI WATER SUPPLY LOAN 1992 - $1,500,000 Public notice is hereby given that at its meeting held on 18 September 1992 the Council resolved by way of Special Order pursuant to Section 716B of the Local Government Act 1974 to raise the above loan. The Special Order will be submitted for a confirming resolution at the next Ordinary Meeting of the Council to be held in the Council Chambers, Huia Street, Taumarunui on Friday 27 November 1992 commencing at 11.00am. The purport of the Special Order resolution is to raise and make provision for the repayment of the loan which is to upgrade the Taumarunui Water Treatment Plants and the Water Reticulation System and Reimbursement of the Generai Account for amounts expended for this purpose. The cost of servicing the loan shall be met by the ratepayers whose properties are connected, or capable of being connected, to the Taumarunui Water Supply Scheme. Copies of the resolution to be confirmed are deposited at Council Offices and Libraries in Taumarunui, Ohakune and Raetihi and are open for inspection by the public during the normal opening hours of those Offices and Libraries. Attention is drawn to Section 34A of the Local Authorities Loans Act 1956 which provides that not iess than 15% of the Ratepayers of the District may demand under their signature, giving their name and address with sufficient particularly to enable the person to be identified as a Ratepayer of the District, that a poll be taken on the proposal. CLIFF HOUSTON ROC30/BUH.H. Chief Executive^