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Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 12, Issue 587, 23 May 1995, Page 13

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PUBLIC RENTAL CARS/VANS & 2 tonne tip truck, from $40 per day, $300 bond. Also trailerfrom $10. Rimu Park Lodge, Ohakune 3859 023. PROPOSED RUAPEHU DISTRICT PLAN Public Notice Advising of the Availability of a Summary of all Decisions Requested by Persons Making Submissions Pursuant to Clause 7 of the First Schedule of the Resource Management Act 1 99 1 , notice is hereby given that a summary of all decisions reauested by persons making a submission to the Proposed Ruapehu District Plan is available. The summary may be inspected during normal working hours at Public Libraries in the Ruapehu District, the Wanganui Library and the following Ruapehu District Council Offices and Service Centres: Huia Street, Taumarunui, Manuaute Street, Taumarunui, Miro Street, Ohakune and Corner of Seddon and Duncan Streets, Raetihi. Any person may, in the prescribed form, make a further submission to the Ruapehu District Council, but only in support of, or in opposition to.those submissions made on the Proposed Ruapehu District Plan in accordance with Clause 6 of the Resource Management Act 1 99 1 . The time and date further submissions close is 4.00pm on Friday 23 June I995. The address for service of the Ruapehu District Council is: Huia Street Private Bag 1 00 1 Taumarunui 2600 Fax (07) 895 3256 MEETING SCHEDULE The Ruapehu District Council meeting to be held on 26 May I995 at I 1 .00am will now commence in the Council Chambers, Huia Street, Taumarunui at I.OOpm on the same day. MEETING CANCELLATION The Waimarino Community Board meeting scheduled for I June 1995 at 7.30 at the Ohakune Service Centre, Miro Street, Ohakune, has now been cancelled. Cliff Houston CHIEF EXECUTIVE

WAIMARINO AUCTION Market Gardening, Stud Farm, Tourism, Sheep & Cattle On behalf of Mrs L Proude and Mr J Proude, Wrightson are pleased to offer for sale by Public Auction their property situated on Lakes Road, Ohakune. Area: 167.9990 Ha (415 acres) Contour: Approx 103 Ha flat, 28 Ha easy hill, 36 Ha Medium/steeper hill. Subdivision- 32 main paddocks plus holding paddocks. Buildings- Large attractive character 4 bedroom home, set in lovely established gardens with great views of the surrounding countryside and mountain. 4 stand woolshed, 2 hay barns. Trout stream on boundary. Several small blocks of native bush are situated on the property. An opportunity exists for the discerning buyer to purchase a desirable most attractive property situated in a top location in the Waimarino. The property has been faithfully farmed by the Proude family since 1896 and presently boasts one of New Zealand's top Simmental Studs. Auction: 2 pm, Friday 23 June 1995. Venue: Waimarino Golf Club Roads. For an appointment to inspect contact the vendor's agents. MREINZ: Wrightson, 181 Guyton Street, Wanganui Telephone 06-3455509 After Hours: John Dalziel (06) 343-8652 Mobile (025) 339-945 Clive Gibbard (06)342-9851 Mobile (025)422-602 .. . ........ . , „ : ... . ............I PUBLIC NOTICES Huge Range of trees & shrubs in now including the sweetly-scented Daphne. Plant now! See Leigh & Craig now at Papa Ridge Nursery, Ameku Road, Raetihi. Open weekends. Powerco Shares Contact us for selling advice and current value of your shares - Founder or Ordinary. RM Story & CO - Sharebrokers, PO Box 979, 36 Ridgway Street, Wanganui. Phone (06) 345 7950 Fax (06) 345 8310 lOHAKUNE CLUB (H Afll LUCKY MEMBERSHIP DRAW \f ■ V V THREE DRAWS EVERY FRIDAY Bistro meals available Friday nights Waimarino Community Sports Education & Development Trust WINNING NUMBERS $400: 436 $25: 435' 437' 634 PyytfH $10: 434, 437 For Tickets. Call (06) 3854 636. I^^Wednesday 24 & Sunday 28 May 7.30pm (M) ! Forrest Gump ■ ■ i | Friday 26, 7.30pm Saturday Matinee 10.30am (G) | ! Andre ■ ■

PUBLIC NOTICES Waimarino Pony Club AGM At the Country Classic Lodge, Raetihi. Thursday 25 May, 7.30pm. Waimarino Squash Club AGM To be held at the club rooms 24 May 8pm. Secretary M Anderson Webber & Hardey Optometrists Mr Hardey's next Ohakune visit: Wednesday 7 June For appointments phone Ohakune Photo Pharmacy Phone 06-385-8304. SITUATIONS VACANT CLEANER required for 3 hours per week. Ph 3859120. GIBSTOPPERfor2storried building, and also Gib fixer. Ph 06-385-8470. NANNY REQUIRED 3 days per week, 8.30am4pm. Two pre-school children, Ph 385-4057. SITUATIONS VACANT Accounting Officer The Ruapehu District Council has a vacancy for an Accounting Clerk. We are looking for a person with a sound understanding of accounting concepts and experience in office procedures. The applicant should be computer literate and a knowledge of spreadsheeting would be an advantage. To fit the position the applicant will need to be accurate, trustworthy and reliable, able to meet deadlines and prioritise workloads. Applicants must be able to relate well to others and have a proven ability to work largely unsupervised. A job description and application Torm may be obtained from: Tessa Hall Executive Assistant Ruapehu District Council Private Bag 1 00 1 Taumarunui Ph (07) 895 8I88 Fax (07) 895 3256 Applications close on Friday 2 June I995. Cliff Houston CHIEF EXECUTIVE The Bulletin is best for getting your message to more people

WANTED TO BUY 2 SETS BOGEY railway wheels, small, Ph 06-385-4147. OLD STYLE TELEPHONE BOX, electric stove in good condition, bench high fridge. Ph 06-385-8470. WORK I WANTED I Helicopter for Hire Phone 07 895 8820 Keith McKenzie COMMERCIAL HELICOPTERS LTD For a cost effective and efficient job by a pilot with 24 years' experience, 14 of them locally. Carpet and vinyl layer available Residential or commercial work required. Ph 025-462-494 or 06-343-9166.

SITUATIONS VACANT Cleaners Wanted Part-time chalet work. Apply in writing to Box 131, Ohakune, with 2 references. I \ W Service Centre Officer The Council has an interesting and responsible position available at the Ohakune Service Centre. This is a full-time permanent position. We are looking for an efficient motivated person, able to work with minimal supervision. An excellent manner with the public, both cver the counter and on the phone is essential. Keyboard skills are necessary. The person we appoint will be busy with a variety of tasks including counter enquires telephone reception, typing, clerical duties and receipting and will be required to undertake the registration of births deaths and marriages on behalf of the Justice Department. The Ruapehu District Council is committed to an equal employment opportunities programme. A job description and application form can be obtained from and should be returned by 2 June 1 995 to: - Tessa Hall Executive Assistant Ruapehu District Council Private Bag, Taumarunui Phone: (07) 895-8188 Fax: (07) 895-8172

WANGANUI CITY COLLEGE WsJP HOSTEL ACCOMMODATION City College (ex Wanganui Boys' College) is now a co-educational institution, The Hostel will board a small number of girls who have a separate house away from the main campus. Enrolments for 1996 are limited to 20 boys and 15 girls. The College offers: • Academic excellence • Dedicated highly skilled and caring staff • Forty sports teams, regular over-seas trips • Thriving boarding establishment of 90 • Evening classes available • Strong discipline and school pride • Equipment and facilities equal to any school • Outstanding music and cultural programmes • 800 students • We know our students well. • The Education Review Office stated in its report: (Wanganui Chronicle review) The College has received an Assurance Audit from the Education Review Office. The Wanganui Chronicle report said: "The Wanganui City College board, Principal and staff received a glowing report in the Education Review Office's November 1 994 assurance audit, released this month. The board of trustees, the report says, has a breadth of experience and expertise and has established a sound framework of policies to guide the school's direction. It has instituted self review and reporting systems which allow it to remain informed on the implementation of these policies. The principal and others in senior management team lead by example. The staff are hardworking both in and out of the classroom and demonstrate their sensitivity toward the care for the needs of the children. The report describes the board, management and staff as a team with vision and determination. The school showed initiative in many ways. The roll is increasing, the hostel is thriving, the music academy has been established, strong links have been made with the contributing intermediate schools and the school is well abreast of national educational initiatives. WANGANUI CITY COLLEGE "The college for the 90s" for prospectus and Hostel information write to: P 0 Box 4010, Wanganui Open Day 13 June