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Taupo Times, Volume XIV, Issue 42, 1 June 1965, Page 6

PUBLIC NOTICES TAUPO - NUI - A - TIA COLLEGE EVENING CLASSES Classes have recommenced for the second term and a few vacancies now exist in the following classes: — ^Accounting & Bookkeeping Keep Fit (Men) Metalwork Keep Fit 'T Women) Spoken French Typing Literature Appreciation Woodwork Photography Mathematics Enrolments can be made at the school office or phone 706 for information. S. F. EVANS, Night Class Supervisor. 2/1 THE NORTHERN^^M)ING SOCIETY ASSETS EXCEED £37,000,000 The Northern Building Society announces that Mr JOHN MAHAR has been appointed Resident Organiser for the Taupo-Turangi district. Members requiring information about their savings or anyone desiring information about saving through the Northern and its new £8000 Ballot a Month Groups, should get in touch with — MR. MAHAR, 55 Taharepa Road, Taupo. Phone 473K. 2/3

TAUPO GU-N CLUB (INC.) j OPEN SHOOT SUNDAY, JUNE 6 (Queen's Birthday Weekend) Commencement 9.30 a.m. Moming Tea, Lunch and Afternoon Tea available on grounds. The club will be pleased to arrange accommodation. Advise whether hotel or motel required. Write to R. SULLIVAN, 10 Roberts St., Taupo. 3/3 w POWER SHUTD0WN TAUPO BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT Weather and circumstances permitting a power interruption will take place WEDNESDAY, 2nd June, 1965, from 1.30 P.M. to 4.00 P.M. affecting consumers in the following areas: — RAINBOW POINT. TAUHARA TOWNSHIP. WHAREWAKA POINT.

TAUPO Rugby League Football Club: Winner of Coffee Table, No. 23421, J. Elmiger, P.O. Box 446, Taupo. 1 REGENT BEAUTY SALON REOPENING TUESDAY, 8th JUNE Gaye Birch, Ladies' Stylist, Children's Haircutting Specialty. PHONE 626 for Appointments. 2/1 LICENSING CONTROL COMMISSION OF NEW ZEALAND | (Sale of Liquor Act 1962) NOTICE OF HEARING ! BEFORE THE LICENSING CONTROL COMMISSION NOTICE is hereby given that the Commission will Ihold a publie sitting at the time and place, and in respect of the localities and places, specified in the sehedule hereunder and comprising the King Country Licensing District: — (a) To determine whether any new HOTEL, TOURIST-HOUSE. or

The purpose of the shutdown is: For High Tension Line Alterations. Consumers are WARNED that power will be restored WITHOUT NOTICE on | completion of the work and: ALL LINES should be j treated as ALIVE. K. G. STEWART, | Borough Electrical Engineer j 1 j . , MAORI LAND AND THE; MAORI LAND COURT ! . i | VISIT OF THE COMMIT- j TEE OF INQUIRY TO THE j AOTEA MAORI LAND j DISTRICT J i A cordial welcome is ex- ! tended to the Maori people of the Aotea Maori Land ; Court District and other inI terested, to attend meetings ! with the Committee which » have been arranged for the | following times and places: | WEDNESDAY, June 9, at 7.30 p.m. at the Manukorihi Meeting House, Waitara. THURSDAY, June 10, at 7.30 p.m. at the Taiporohanui Pa, Hawera. | SUNDAY, June 13, at 1.30 p.m. at Putiki Marae, Wanganui. ! WEDNESDAY, June 16, at 7.30 p.m. at the Model Pa, Ohakune, i THURSDAY, June 17, at 8 p.m. at the Tapeka! Meeting House, Waihi } - Village. j Separate meetings have ! been arranged with loeal authorities and other interested bodies, but any other individuals or organisations wishing to meet the Committee or to make subraLssions should communicate with this Office. These meetings have been convened to give the Maori people the opportunity of expressing their views to the committee which has been appointed by the Government to inquire into and recommend what measures should be adopted to improve the titles to Maori land, to make for the better use of it, and to improve the operations of the Maori Land Court generally. J. E. CATER, Registrar. 31/5/65. 3/8

TAVERN, PREMISES LICENCES or WHOLESALE LICENCES are necessary or desirable • iSection 7.4). (b) To review every PRO-] VISIONAL HOTEL i PREMISES LICENCE | in the said localities j and places to determine ] whether a HOTEL j PREMISES LICENCE j or a TAVERN PREM- 1 fSES LICENCE should: be granted in place j thereof (Section 310). j (c) To consider tbej STANDARDS to be j complied with in thej provlsion of accommo- . dation, services, and j other facilities, in respect of proposed or existing premises (Sections 79 and 313). It is desired that Locai Authorities, other organisations, and persons interested should give evidence or make submissions, and those so intending are requested to advise this office j prior to the sitting. \ NEW LICENCES: Any: person or organisation pro-i posing to make representa-; tions as to the need or de- j sirability of any of thej new licenees specified above, j is to advise this office NOT; LATER than fourteen days ! prior to the sitting, of thej type of licence and the ! locality or place in which! it is sought. ! Where evidence or suo-j missions are being prepared, it will assist the parties and the Commission if five, (5) copies are available forj handing in at the hearing. : B. IVORY, Secretary of the Licensing Control Commission, Box 5012 (Telephone 48,860), Wellington. SCHEDULE JUNE 30 — JULY 1, 1965 at the Magistrate's Court, TAUMARUNUI. Commencing at 2 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1965. In respect of the area comprising the Counties of Taumarunui, Waitomo, and Otorohanga, and part of Taupo County; the Boroughs of Otorohanga, Te Kuiti, and Taumarunui; and the Independent Town Districts of Ohura, and Manunui. 2tu/8