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Salient. Victoria University Student Newspaper. Vol 35 no. 7. 19 April 1972

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THE GRAND HOTEL Willis Street THE "INN" PLACE FOR STUDENTS

H. W. MOSS LTD WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS 89 THORNDON QUAY OPEN SATURDAYS Phone: 70-639

BARRY & SARGENT LTD. OPTICIANS 118 Willis St.-Tel. 45-841

Pioneer coffee lounge above Wardells Willis St. Specialising in morning and afternoon teas. Try our hot lunch and tea meals. Relax Midst Our Old World Decor! Open 9 am - 6.30 pm Friday 9 pm

VICTUALLERS REGINALD COLLINS LTD. Wholesale wine and spirit people. Vintners to the Students' Association Carry stocks of all brands of ale, spirits, table wine (from 65c), sherry in flagons ($1.75) or quart bottles. Free Delivery-Cellars located at No. 3 BALLANCE STREET Phone: 70-214

ANYONE WHO WAS ON MT. JOHN ON SATURDAY NIGHT AND SAW EVIDENCE OF POLICE MISBEHAVIOUR PLEASE SEND STATEMENT TO: WASHDYKE MT. JOHN COMMITTEE, P.O.BOX 2258 CHRISTCHURCH' for use in a booklet they are preparing

N.Z.U.S. A. ~ STUDENT TRAVEL BUREAU Special Charter to Auckland Departing Wellington 1-30p.m. May 6th. FARE $15 (normally $22 - 60) Applications close Friday 21st April, available from Travel Officer.

Gary Urwin wishes to clarify a statement which was attributed to him on page 1 of last week's SALIENT. "Although I support OHMS in principle, I also supported the increase in the donation from $100 to $200 because the Government is not acting in the best national interest by trying to maintain two forces — one voluntary and one conscripted at the same time— and at costs to the point where the effectiveness of the full time forces (if they can be described as effective) is affected.

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