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1 August 1980
AA/NZLA Conference:
atest news
Beware of Greeks
bearing gifts...
OPEN DAY AT
MACQUARIE
o assist members who wish to make
acquarie university win hold
travel arrangements for the 1981
its second Information Day on Satur­
LAA/NZLA Combined Conference in
day, 9 August.
'hristchurch, Ansett Airlines advises that The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic)
roup bookings have been made on the
and the chairman of the Information Day
allowing dates:
Committee, Emeritus Professor Bruce
Mansfield, said that applicants for tertiary
o New Zealand
education were often ignorant of what Mac­
tnuary
quarie University had to offer.
Sydney to Christchurch
hursday 8
'It will be a day when prospective students
Melbourne to Christchurch
riday 9
can come to the University and talk with
riday 9
Sydney to Auckland
academic staff about courses, careers and
Melbourne to Auckland
riday 9
their future’ he said.
Sydney to Auckland
uesday 18
Information Day will also be an opportunity
Sydney to Christchurch
hursday lb
for the public to learn about the latest
Melbourne to Christchurch
hursday 15
riday 16
Melbourne to Christchurch
developments at the University and how they
riday 16
Sydney to Christchurch
and the community can benefit from the
aturday 17
Brisbane to Christchurch
University.
Melbourne to Christchurch
aturday 17
For more information about the Day con­
Melbourne to Christchurch
unday 18
tact
Toni Quigley (02) 88 9598.
unday 18
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Sydney to Christchurch
IERRE RAY’S novel The Greek, al­
legedly based on the career of Aristotle
Onassis, was purchased in its Greek
translation by Moonee Valley Regional
Library.
This, along with a few hundred other Greek
books, was imported through their Athenian
agent and despatched to Technilib for cata­
loguing in accordance with normal library
routines.
When opened at Technilib, it was dis­
covered that along with the text were a large
number of choice Penthouse-<\uaW\.y coloured
illustrations surreptitiously bound at random
into the volume. The ladies and their captions
bore no relation at all to the book!
The bemused library staff are not sure if it
is their belated Christmas present from a
grateful publisher or a new way to beat the
censor.
P
rom New Zealand
muary
riday 28
Christchurch to Brisbane
riday 28
Christchurch to Sydney
aturday 24
Christchurch to Sydney
aturday 24
Christchurch to Melbourne
unday 25
Christchurch to Sydney
Linday 25
Christchurch to Melbourne
Lin day 25
* Wellington to Sydney
Lindav 25
■Wellington to Melbourne
;onnections from Christchurch to Wellington planned
londay 26
uesday 27
uesday 27
Wednesday 28
aturday 81
L'bruary
Linday 1
aturday 7
aturday 7
1500 posters stored
in one mobile unit!
Mobile Multifile
• The secret of the success of this high capacity
unit is in the novel method of suspension. A
polyester self-adhesive strip is applied to the
chart or poster. This strip features open
triangular holes
- an upward movement
opens and secures the hole onto the triangular
suspension
bars
—
pulling
firmly
down
releases the sheet. There is no mechanism to
operate.
• Index tabs speed location and ALL material
irrespective of size can be aligned on the right
hand edge.
• Display brackets (included in kit) can be
installed on wall or board to hold charts for
viewing.
• The MOBILE MULTIFILE KIT is supplied in
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2
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• Height
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• Yes! Will wheel through a doorway loaded.
Price of complete kit ready to assemble:
Christchurch to Sydney
Christchurch to Brisbane
Christchurch to Melbourne
Christchurch to Sydney
Christchurch to Melbourne
Christchurch to Sydney
Auckland to Sydney
Auckland to Melbourne
If you are planning to attend the Christhurch Conference, you are advised to make
our travel bookings NOW. January is the
eak period for trans-Tasman travel, and very
av seats are available outside the flights
oted above.
iternational travel consultants
aiy enquiries or assistance you require may
e directed to Ansett at the following adresses: Brisbane - Peter Bremner, 16 Ann
treet; Melbourne - Damon Rapke, 489
wanston Street; Adelaide — Greg Williams,
50 North Terrace; Perth - Ms Sandy Kara?k, Cnr George Tee and Irwin St; Hobart en Castles, 178 Liverpool Street; Sydney —
arry Sheely, 4a Martin Place.
(IMMUNITY AID ABROAD is to hold a
x'ond-hand book fair in mid September,
hey are asking for donations of books,
lagazines. records, stamps, games and/or
>ys that anyone personally, or a library, is
linking of discarding.
CAA is 'a movement of people throughout
ustralia working to alleviate the poverty,
lequality and injustice that deprive more
urn half the world’s population of basic
ghts’. 4 hey do this by supplying financial
id to groups in developing countries who
ish to improve their own lot, but lack the
nancial means.
If you have material which is no longer
xjuired please get in touch with CAA and
iey will arrange to collect it. Sydney - Allan
edpath, 212 4276 (w); Melbourne — Jocelyn
oughton, 654 461 1 (w), 886 2862 (h);
delaide - Brian Loffler, 228 8869 (w), and
erth — Scott Christie, 821 5048 (w).
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