New Zealand Gazette – 1911 – No. 14

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 14

First Column.
Mangaweka .. .. .. Thursday.
Martinborough .. .. .. "
New Lynn .. .. .. "
Opunake .. .. .. Wednesday.
Otane .. .. .. "
Rongotea .. .. .. "
Taradale .. .. .. "
Waipukurau .. .. .. "

South Island.
Amberley .. .. .. Saturday.
Otautau .. .. .. Wednesday.
Outram .. .. .. Saturday.
Wyndham .. .. .. Wednesday.

The Road Districts of—
Cust, Ashley County .. .. Thursday.
Moa, Taranaki County .. .. "
Omaka, Marlborough County .. Wednesday.
Parihaka, Egmont County .. .. "
Rakaia South, Ashburton County .. "
Stoke, Waimea County .. .. "
Waitotara-Momohaki, Patea County .. Thursday.

The Counties of—
North Island.
Bay of Islands .. .. .. Thursday.
Egmont .. .. .. Wednesday.
Eltham .. .. .. Thursday.
Hobson .. .. .. Wednesday.
Hokianga .. .. .. Thursday.
Hutt .. .. .. Wednesday.
Kairanga .. .. .. "
Kiwitea .. .. .. "
Otamatea .. .. .. "
Raglan .. .. .. Thursday.
Rangitikei .. .. .. Wednesday.
Waitomo .. .. .. Saturday.
Whangaroa .. .. .. Thursday.

South Island.
Clutha .. .. .. Wednesday.
Levels .. .. .. Thursday.
Mackenzie .. .. .. "
Maniototo .. .. .. Saturday.
Taieri .. .. .. Thursday.
Tawera .. .. .. "
Vincent .. .. .. Wednesday.
Waimairi .. .. .. Thursday.
Waimate .. .. .. "
Waitaki .. .. .. "
Westland .. .. .. Wednesday.

Dated at Dunedin, this 22nd day of February, 1911.

J. A. MILLAR,
Minister of Labour.

Notice as to Statutory Closing-days under the Shops and Offices Act, 1908.

WHEREAS the local authorities of the respective separate districts mentioned in the first column of the Schedule hereto have failed to decide what working-day in the week shall be the statutory closing-day for shops in their respective districts :

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers in this behalf conferred upon me by section 15 of the Shops and Offices Act, 1908, I, John Andrew Millar, Minister of Labour, do hereby appoint as the statutory closing-day for shops in each such district the respective working-days set opposite their respective names in the second column of the Schedule hereto.

SCHEDULE.

First Column.
The Boroughs of—
North Island.
Dannevirke .. .. .. Wednesday.
Dargaville .. .. .. "
Devonport .. .. .. "
Eastbourne .. .. .. Thursday.
Eketahuna .. .. .. "
Foxton .. .. .. Wednesday.
Gisborne .. .. .. Thursday.
Levin .. .. .. Wednesday.
Masterton .. .. .. Thursday.
Napier .. .. .. Wednesday.
Onehunga .. .. .. "
Rotorua .. .. .. "
Wairoa .. .. .. Thursday.
Waitara .. .. .. "

First Column.
Second Column.
South Island.
Alexandra .. .. .. Thursday.
Arrowtown .. .. .. Wednesday.
Campbelltown .. .. .. "
Gore .. .. .. "
Greymouth .. .. .. "
Hampden .. .. .. "
Hokitika .. .. .. "
Kaitangata .. .. .. "
Kumara .. .. .. "
Mataura .. .. .. "
Motueka .. .. .. "
Ross .. .. .. "
Timaru .. .. .. Thursday.
Westport .. .. .. "
Winton .. .. .. Wednesday.

The Town Districts of—
North Island.
Castlecliff .. .. .. Wednesday.
Ellerslie .. .. .. "
Halcombe .. .. .. "
Helensville .. .. .. Thursday.
Hikurangi .. .. .. "
Hobsonville .. .. .. Wednesday.
Hunter ville .. .. .. "
Huntly .. .. .. "
Kawhia .. .. .. "
Kihikihi .. .. .. "
Leamington .. .. .. "
Manaiā .. .. .. "
Morrinsville .. .. .. "
Ngaruawahia .. .. .. "
Normanby .. .. .. "
Ohakune .. .. .. Thursday.
Opotiki .. .. .. Wednesday.
Ormondville .. .. .. "
Papakura .. .. .. "
Pukekohe .. .. .. Saturday.
Raglan .. .. .. Wednesday.
St. Aubyn .. .. .. Thursday.
Te Awamutu .. .. .. Wednesday.
Upper Hutt .. .. .. "
Warkworth .. .. .. Saturday.
Waverley .. .. .. Wednesday.

South Island
Clinton .. .. .. Wednesday.
Havelock .. .. .. Thursday.
Mackenzie .. .. .. Wednesday.
Pleasant Point .. .. .. Thursday.
Southbridge .. .. .. Wednesday.

The Road Districts of—
Akaroa-Wainui, Akaroa County .. Thursday.
Albertland North, Rodney County .. Wednesday.
Albertland South, Rodney County .. Saturday.
Anama, Ashburton County .. .. Thursday.
Arch Hill, Eden County .. .. Wednesday.
Aroha, Cook County .. .. "
Ashburton Upper, Ashburton County .. Thursday.
Ashley, Ashley County .. .. "
Avondale, Eden County .. .. Wednesday.
Awatere, Marlborough County .. Thursday.
Awhitu, Manukau County .. .. Wednesday.
Balmoral, Bruce County .. .. "
Cambridge, Waikato County .. .. "
Carrington, Taranaki County .. .. Thursday.
Coldstream, Ashburton County .. .. "
Courtenay, Selwyn County .. .. "
Dovedale, Waimea County .. .. Saturday.
Drury, Manukau County .. .. Wednesday.
Eden Terrace, Eden County .. .. "
Ellesmere, Selwyn County .. .. "
Elliot, Taranaki County .. .. Thursday.
Epsom, Eden County .. .. Wednesday.
Eyreton West, Ashley County .. .. Thursday.
Eyreton, Ashley County .. .. "
Geraldine, Geraldine County .. .. "
Halswell, Selwyn County .. .. "
Heathcote, Selwyn County .. .. "
Henui, Taranaki County .. .. "
Howick Township, Manukau County .. "
Huntly, Waikato County .. .. Wednesday.
Hunua, Manukau County .. .. "
Inch-Clutha, Bruce County .. .. "
Invercargill, Southland County .. .. "
Kaitoke, Wanganui County .. .. Thursday.
Karaka, Manukau County .. .. Saturday.
Karamu, Raglan County .. .. Wednesday.
Katikati, Tauranga County .. .. "

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1911, No 14

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👷 Statutory Closing-days for Shops in various districts

Domain👷 Labour & Employment
Dated22 February 1911
KeywordsShops and Offices Act, Closing days, Local authorities, Boroughs, Town Districts, Road Districts
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John Andrew Millar, Appointed statutory closing-days

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J. A. Millar, Minister of Labour

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