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✨ Naturalization Certificates and Maritime Notices

2068 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 5

Certificates of Naturalization granted.

Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington, 7th July, 1925.
IT is hereby notified, for public information, that certificates of naturalization, in accordance with the provisions of the British Nationality and Status of Aliens (in New Zealand) Act, 1923, have been granted to the persons named and described hereunder.

RICHD. F. BOLLARD, Minister of Internal Affairs.

SCHEDULE.

Name.	Residence.	Occupation.	Country of Birth.	Date of Naturalization.
Andersen, Johan	Bluff	Stonemason	Denmark	8/6/25.
Muller, Henry	Wellington	Teacher of music	Switzerland	"
Ohlen, Adriaan Johan Hendrik	"	Wharf labourer	Holland	"
Rosse, Abraham	Dannevirke	Tailor	Poland	"
Rosse, Louis David	"	"	"	"
Schneller, Christian John	Lowgarth	Farmer	Switzerland	"
Wolfe, Paul George	Auckland	Master cooper	Roumania	"
Antunovic, Ivan Grgin	Waiharara	Labourer	Dalmatia	16/6/25.
Bogun, Gottfred	Taihape	"	Germany	"
Hansen, Emil Andreas Waldemar	Blenheim	Cook	Denmark	"
Gudopp, Theodor Hermann	Marton	Motor-lorry-driver	Germany	"
Morton, John	Timaru	Retired farmer	America	"
Kerns, Max Walter	Penrose	Manager	Germany	"
Radich, Joseph	Eltham	Restaurant-keeper	Dalmatia	"
Sattler, Johann Baptist	Aria	Butcher	Switzerland	"
Soljak, Mate	Hamilton	Instructor in vocational training	Dalmatia	"
Vroblfski, Joseph	Kanieri	Retired miner	Poland	"
Andersen, Anders Peder Christian	Ngamoko	Farmer	Denmark	1/7/25.
Begovich, Luka	Morrinsville	Labourer	Dalmatia	"
Burke, August	Arthurstown	"	Germany	"
Lange, John	Makikihi	Carpenter	"	"
Maras, George	Auckland	Labourer	Dalmatia	"
Mitrovich, Blagoji	Waipapakauri	Gum-digger	"	"
Moor, Karoly (known as Charles Moor)	Auckland	Musician	Hungary	"
Niklas, Maximilian	Lower Hutt	Butcher	Germany	"
Nilsen, Aksel	Wanganui	Motor-driver	Norway	"
Pfister, Maximilian	Marangai	Farmer	Germany	"
Radovanovich, Tony	Whenuakite	Farm hand	Dalmatia	"
Short, Leonard John	Kai Iwi	Dairy farmer	Germany	"
Stichnothe, Hermann	Cambridge	Builder	"	"
Frank, Arnold Andreas Charles	Dunedin	Steward	Denmark	6/7/25.
Henke, Frederick	Clinton	Labourer	Germany	"
Lidemark, Frederick	Hokitika	Farm hand	At sea	"
Pezan, Gershon	Auckland	Cigarmaker	United States of America	"
Russo, Antonio	Nelson	Gardener	Italy	"
Shaskey, John	Styx, Christchurch	Farmer	Poland	"

Notice to Mariners No. 54 of 1925.

NEW ZEALAND.—NORTH ISLAND.—AUCKLAND HARBOUR APPROACH.

Marine Department,
Wellington, N.Z., 2nd July, 1925.

Changes in Colour of Lighted "Aids" to Navigation.

REFERRING to Notice to Mariners No. 34 of 1925, published in New Zealand Gazette of 23rd April, 1925, in which notice was given of intended change in colour of the light exhibited from Rangitoto Lighted Beacon, the Auckland Harbour Board now notify that on and after the night of Wednesday, 15th July, 1925, the undermentioned lighted "aids" will be changed in colour only, but in each case the characteristic phases will continue unaltered.

Rangitoto Lighted Beacon.—The existing white light will be changed to red.

Rangitoto Channel, Eastern Lighted Buoy.—The existing green light will be changed to red.

Devonport Sandspit Lighted Beacon.—The existing red light will be changed to green.

Publications affected: Admiralty Plans Nos. 1970 and 1896; Admiralty Chart No. 2543; "New Zealand Pilot," ninth edition, 1919, page 185 et seq.; "New Zealand Nautical Almanac," 23rd edition, 1925, page 181 et seq.; Admiralty List of Lights, 1924, Part 6, Nos. 2876 and 2881.

G. C. GODFREY, Secretary.

Notice to Mariners No. 55 of 1925.

NEW ZEALAND.—NORTH ISLAND.—EAST COAST.—WHANGAREI HARBOUR.

Marine Department,
Wellington, N.Z., 6th July, 1925.

Installation of "Aids" to Navigation.

THE Whangarei Harbour Board notify the installation of the undermentioned "aids" to navigation in Whangarei Harbour, all of which will be completed and in use on and after Monday, 20th day of July, 1925:—

KAIWAKA POINT.—LIGHTED BEACON INSTALLED.

An automatic unwatched flashing white light, 5 seconds, flash 1/2 second, height 9 ft. visible 4 M will be exhibited from a lantern on a pyramidal concrete tower 6 ft. high on a concrete base situated at Kaiwaka Point north-westward of Onerahi Wharf.

The light will be visible from 005° through east to 170°, that is, from the western extreme of Limestone Island through east to the lifting span of the railway bridge over Whangarei River.

TAURIKURA.—BEACON INSTALLED.

A concrete beacon, locally called Taurikura, height 2 1/2 ft., having a small flag-pole as a surmount, has been erected at a position about 187 yards 088° from the eastern extreme of High Island northward of Calliope Bank inside of Whangarei Heads.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1925, No 51

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1925, No 51

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🏛️ Certificates of Naturalization Granted

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated7 July 1925
KeywordsNaturalization, Citizenship, Immigration, Certificates
👱🏽 Names

36 names identified

Johan Andersen, Granted naturalization certificate
Henry Muller, Granted naturalization certificate
Adriaan Johan Hendrik Ohlen, Granted naturalization certificate
Abraham Rosse, Granted naturalization certificate
Louis David Rosse, Granted naturalization certificate
Christian John Schneller, Granted naturalization certificate
Paul George Wolfe, Granted naturalization certificate
Ivan Grgin Antunovic, Granted naturalization certificate
Gottfred Bogun, Granted naturalization certificate
Emil Andreas Waldemar Hansen, Granted naturalization certificate
Theodor Hermann Gudopp, Granted naturalization certificate
John Morton, Granted naturalization certificate
Max Walter Kerns, Granted naturalization certificate
Joseph Radich, Granted naturalization certificate
Johann Baptist Sattler, Granted naturalization certificate
Mate Soljak, Granted naturalization certificate
Joseph Vroblfski, Granted naturalization certificate
Anders Peder Christian Andersen, Granted naturalization certificate
Luka Begovich, Granted naturalization certificate
August Burke, Granted naturalization certificate
John Lange, Granted naturalization certificate
George Maras, Granted naturalization certificate
Blagoji Mitrovich, Granted naturalization certificate
Karoly Moor, Granted naturalization certificate
Maximilian Niklas, Granted naturalization certificate
Aksel Nilsen, Granted naturalization certificate
Maximilian Pfister, Granted naturalization certificate
Tony Radovanovich, Granted naturalization certificate
Leonard John Short, Granted naturalization certificate
Hermann Stichnothe, Granted naturalization certificate
Arnold Andreas Charles Frank, Granted naturalization certificate
Frederick Henke, Granted naturalization certificate
Frederick Lidemark, Granted naturalization certificate
Gershon Pezan, Granted naturalization certificate
Antonio Russo, Granted naturalization certificate
John Shaskey, Granted naturalization certificate

👩‍💼 Officials

Richd. F. Bollard, Minister of Internal Affairs

🚂 Notice to Mariners No. 54 of 1925

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated2 July 1925
KeywordsMaritime, Navigation, Lighted Aids, Auckland Harbour
👩‍💼 Officials

G. C. Godfrey, Secretary

🚂 Notice to Mariners No. 55 of 1925

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated6 July 1925
KeywordsMaritime, Navigation, Aids, Whangarei Harbour
👩‍💼 Officials

G. C. Godfrey, Secretary

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