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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 69

PART VII.—MISCELLANEOUS.
(a.) LICENSES AND LICENSE FEES.

149. Except where otherwise provided, licenses under the said Act shall be issued in such form as shall from time to time be approved by the Minister, and shall be required for the following purposes:—
     (a.) To carry explosives.
     (b.) For lighters engaged in carrying explosives.
     (c.) To sell explosives and to keep explosives for sale.
     (d.) To manufacture explosives.
     (e.) To keep a private magazine for the storage of explosives.
     (f.) To import explosives.

150. A license for any one of the above-mentioned purposes numbered (a) to (f) shall be available for that purpose only, and shall not cover any other purpose for which a license is required, and all applications for licenses shall be made to the Chief Inspector of Explosives at Wellington.

151. All licenses under the said Act are issued subject to the regulations under the Act for the time being in force.

152. Licenses shall be valid for the persons only to whom they are issued, and shall not be transferable to any other person.

153. All licenses expire on the 30th day of June in each year, and application for the renewal of the license must be forwarded to the Chief Inspector of Explosives, at Wellington, within fourteen days from that date. The expired license and all papers connected therewith must in all cases be forwarded with the application: Provided that all licenses in force when these regulations are gazetted shall remain in force until the 30th day of June, 1915.

154. The Minister may at any time at his discretion cancel or revoke any license.

Carrier’s License.

155. The fee to be charged annually for a license to carry explosives shall be as follows:—

License to carry explosives … … … … … 2 6

and the license shall be held by the person in charge of the carriage, ship, or boat carrying the explosives, and shall specify the nature of the carriage, ship, or boat in which the explosives are to be conveyed.

156. The fee to be charged annually for a lighter engaged in carrying explosives shall be as follows:—

License for a lighter engaged in carrying explosives … … 0 10 0

and the license shall specify the name of the lighter, the quantity of explosives she is entitled to carry, and any special conditions an Inspector of Explosives may require to be fulfilled before the boat or lighter is used for carrying explosives.

Sale of Explosives.

157. The fee to be charged annually for a license to sell explosives and to keep small quantities of explosives for sale shall be as follows:—

License to sell explosives and to keep explosives in quantities limited £ s. d.
by the license … … … … … 0 5 0

Manufacture of Explosives.

158. The fee to be charged annually for a license to manufacture explosives shall be as follows:—

License to manufacture nitro-compounds and other explosives … 2 0 0
License to manufacture fireworks only … … … … 1 0 0
License to manufacture safety fuses only… … … … 1 0 0
License to manufacture amorces or toy caps only … … … 0 10 0
License to manufacture coloured fire … … … … 0 10 0
License to manufacture rackarock or eruptite … … … 0 5 0

Storage of Explosives.

159. The fee to be charged annually for a license to keep a private magazine for the storage of explosives shall be as follows:—

License for a private magazine in which the quantity to be stored does £ s. d.
not exceed 300 lb.… … … … … 0 5 0
License for a private magazine in which the quantity to be stored
exceeds 300 lb. but does not exceed 2,000 lb. … … … 1 0 0
License for a private magazine in which the quantity to be stored
exceeds 2,000 lb. … … … … … 2 0 0

Importation of Explosives.

160. The fee to be charged for each importation license shall be as follows:—

For every 2,000 lb. or portion of 2,000 lb. gross weight of explosives £ s. d.
specified in the license … … … … … 0 5 0