26 AUGUST

TIMARU CITY COUNCIL

INCREASE IN MEMBERSHIP OF THE CITY COUNCIL

It is hereby certified that the following resolution was passed
by way of special order at a special meeting of the Timaru
City Council held on the 20th day of July 1971, and confirmed
at a subsequent meeting held on the 17th day of August 1971:

That in pursuance of the powers conferred on it by section
53 of the Municipal Corporations Act 1954, the Timaru City
Council resolves, by way of special order, as follows :

(1) Exclusive of the Mayor, the said Timaru City Council
shall consist of 12 members.

(2) The alteration hereby made in the number of the
members of the said Council shall take effect at the general
election of Councillors to be held in the month of October
1971 except in so far and to such extent as may be necessary
for preparing any roll or otherwise providing for that election.

J. A. GOODWIN, Town Clerk.

2291

WAIRARAPA PEST DESTRUCTION DISTRICT

DIVISION INTO WARDS FOR ELECTORAL PURPOSES

PURSUANT to sections 21 and 33 of the Animal Pests Destruction
Act 1967, notice is hereby given that the Wairarapa Pest
Destruction District has been divided into wards for electoral
purposes as under:

South Ward, being the area formerly known as the Wai-
rarapa Pest Destruction District, and as delineated in the New
Zealand Gazette, 1963, Volume II, page 799.

Tinui Ward, being the area formerly known as the Tinui Pest
Destruction District, and as delineated in the New Zealand
Gazette, 1965, Volume I, page 4.

Notice is also given that elected members for each ward are
as follows:

South Ward
Tinui Ward
.....
.....
7 elected members
2 elected members

Dated at Masterton this 23rd day of August 1971.

R. A. C. HOLLIS, Secretary.

2292

LEVELS COUNTY COUNCIL

NOTICE OF RESULT OF POLL

PURSUANT to section 38 of the Local Authorities Loans Act
1956, notice is hereby given that a poll of the ratepayers of
the County of Levels taken on 19 August 1971, on the proposal
of the above local authority to raise a loan of $90,000, known
as the County Offices Loan 1971, for the purpose of erecting
a new office building, resulted as follows:

The number of votes recorded for the proposal was 1573.
The number of votes recorded against the proposal was 691.
The number of informal votes was 1.

I therefore declare that the proposal was carried.

M. F. BLAKEMORE, County Chairman.

Timaru, 20 August 1971.

2357

Indecent Publications Tribunal

I, Patrick Frederick Arthur Cavanagh, of Auckland, bus driver,
give notice that I have applied to the Indecent Publications
Tribunal for decisions as to whether or not the following
books are indecent or for decisions as to their classification:

The House of Borgia, Roman Orgy, and The Lions of
Amon all by Marcus Van Heller; The Woman Thing by
Harriet Daimler; The Enormous Bed by Henry Jones;
Thongs by Alexander Trocchi; The 120 Days of Sodom
by Marquis deSade; A Lesbian Happening by Tony
Trelos; and Libido Sexualis by Albert Moll,

all published by Brandon House, California.

2293

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

THE partners of Nicholls, North, and Nicholls, of Christchurch,
and Mr Bruce Winton Pattison, of Hokitika, Chartered
Accountants, announce that with effect from 1 April 1971,
they have dissolved the partnership carrying on the practice
of chartered accountants in Hokitika under the name of
Nicholls, North, and Nicholls.

The practice will be continued by Mr Pattison on his own
account at the same address.

B. W. PATTISON, Chartered Accountant.

2353

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BULLETIN No. 1

Flue-cured Tobacco Growing in New Zealand. By R.
THOMPSON. Price 25c.

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Tomato Diseases and Pests in New Zealand and Their
Control. By J. D. ATKINSON and Others. Price 25c.