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Our cultural attractions Wanganui's appeal to tourists and residents is enhanced by our cultural icons. These include (from left) the Sarjeant Gallery, Alexander Library (and Davis Library, not pictured), Whanganui Regional Museum and Royal Wanganui Opera House. They are important parts of our historic river city.
What's on in and around Wanganui March 16-17: Water Skiing - WCNI Regional Champs - Third Round Venue: Lake Wiritoa. March 16: Wanganui Kennel Society & Toy Dog Club & Gundog Society Championship Shows Venue: Wembley Park Soccer Grounds. Free entrance. From 8.30am. March 18 & 20: Harakeke Weaving Demonstrations Venue: Whanganui Regional Museum. 10.30am to 12.30pm. More information about things to do in the Wanganui District is available from the Visitor Information Centre, 101 Guyton Street.
Vacancy - Network Administrator Applications close at 5.00pm on 25 March 2002.
Lake Wiritoa Closure Lake Wiritoa will be closed to the public on Saturday, 16 March 2002, and Sunday, 17 March 2002, to allow the Wanganui Water Ski Club to host the WCNITWSA Regional Tournament and the third round Regional Interclub Slalom. The beach area of the lake will remain open for passive recreation. The Council apologises for any inconvenience this may cause the public.
Temporary Road Closure: Somme Parade - Delhi Avenue to Madras Street. Wanganui Wastewater Scheme: Separation Upper Aramoho (Contractor - B Bullock & Co Ltd) Wanganui District Council wishes to advise that Somme Parade, between Delhi Avenue and Madras Street, will be closed from 8.00am on Monday, 18 March 2002, until 5.00pm on Thursday, 28 March 2002, for the purpose of constructing sewer and stormwater pipelines across Somme Parade at Delhi Avenue. A signposted detour route will be available via Delhi Avenue, Bombay Street and Madras Street. Residents in the closed section will have vehicular access to their properties available at all times. Pedestrians and cyclists are also requested to detour via the alternative route. The Council regrets any inconvenience caused.
Next Week's Council Meetings Economic Development Tuesday, March 19 Community Development Wednesday, March 20 Rates & Debt Write-off Subcommittee (11am) Thursday, March 21 (It is expected that this meeting will be held with the public excluded). Environment Thursday, March 21 Unless otherwise noted the meetings will be held at 2.00pm in Committee Room 2, 1st Floor, Municipal Office Building, 101 Guyton Street, Wanganui. Agendas are available at the Help Desk, Municipal Office Building, 101 Guyton Street, Wanganui and the Wanganui District Library two working days prior to the meeting. The Council welcomes members of the public to attend its meetings.

Our cultural attractions

Wanganui's appeal to tourists and residents is enhanced by our cultural icons. These include (from left) the Sarjeant Gallery, Alexander Library (and Davis Library, not pictured), Whanganui Regional Museum and Royal Wanganui Opera House. They are important parts of our historic river city.

What's on in and around Wanganui

March 16-17: Water Skiing - WCNI Regional Champs - Third Round
Venue: Lake Wiritoa.

March 16: Wanganui Kennel Society & Toy Dog Club & Gundog Society Championship Shows
Venue: Wembley Park Soccer Grounds. Free entrance. From 8.30am.

March 18 & 20: Harakeke Weaving Demonstrations
Venue: Whanganui Regional Museum. 10.30am to 12.30pm.

More information about things to do in the Wanganui District is available from the Visitor Information Centre, 101 Guyton Street.

Vacancy - Network Administrator

Applications close at 5.00pm on 25 March 2002.

Lake Wiritoa Closure

Lake Wiritoa will be closed to the public on Saturday, 16 March 2002, and Sunday, 17 March 2002, to allow the Wanganui Water Ski Club to host the WCNITWSA Regional Tournament and the third round Regional Interclub Slalom.

The beach area of the lake will remain open for passive recreation.

The Council apologises for any inconvenience this may cause the public.

Temporary Road Closure:
Somme Parade - Delhi Avenue to Madras Street.
Wanganui Wastewater Scheme: Separation Upper Aramoho
(Contractor - B Bullock & Co Ltd)

Wanganui District Council wishes to advise that Somme Parade, between Delhi Avenue and Madras Street, will be closed from 8.00am on Monday, 18 March 2002, until 5.00pm on Thursday, 28 March 2002, for the purpose of constructing sewer and stormwater pipelines across Somme Parade at Delhi Avenue.

A signposted detour route will be available via Delhi Avenue, Bombay Street and Madras Street.

Residents in the closed section will have vehicular access to their properties available at all times. Pedestrians and cyclists are also requested to detour via the alternative route.

The Council regrets any inconvenience caused.

Next Week's Council Meetings

Economic Development
Tuesday, March 19

Community Development
Wednesday, March 20

Rates & Debt Write-off Subcommittee (11am)
Thursday, March 21
(It is expected that this meeting will be held with the public excluded).

Environment
Thursday, March 21

Unless otherwise noted the meetings will be held at 2.00pm in Committee Room 2, 1st Floor, Municipal Office Building, 101 Guyton Street, Wanganui.

Agendas are available at the Help Desk, Municipal Office Building, 101 Guyton Street, Wanganui and the Wanganui District Library two working days prior to the meeting.

The Council welcomes members of the public to attend its meetings.