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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 64

This license, unless sooner surrendered or revoked, shall continue in force until the 30th day of September, 19 , and shall then expire.
The receipt of the fee of is hereby acknowledged.
Dated at this day of , 19 .

Inspector under Cinematograph Films Act.

RENTER’S LICENSE.
[Form No. 5.
Under the Cinematograph Films Act, 1928.

In pursuance of the Cinematograph Films Act, 1928, , is hereby licensed to carry on business as a renter of cinematograph-films in premises situated at .
This license authorizes the storage of a quantity of film not exceeding ft. at any one time.
This license is issued subject to the condition that the licensee in respect of all films for the time being in his possession or under his control shall at all times comply with the requirements of Part I of the Cinematograph-films (Storage, Exhibition, and Renting) Regulations, 1929, and subject also to the following special conditions, namely :—
[Set out special conditions.]
This license, unless sooner surrendered or revoked, shall continue in force until the 31st day of December, 19 , and shall then expire.
The receipt of the fee of is hereby acknowledged.
Dated at Wellington this day of , 19 .

Chief Inspector under Cinematograph Films Act.

EXHIBITOR’S LICENSE.
[Form No. 6.
Under the Cinematograph Films Act, 1928.

In pursuance of the Cinematograph Films Act, 1928, , is hereby licensed to exhibit cinematograph-film on not more than days in any week in premises situated at , and known as .
The maximum quantity of cinematograph-film to be kept on the premises at any one time shall be ft., of which not more than sufficient for one performance shall be kept in the projection-room, and the remainder shall be kept in approved metal-containers, stored as follows :—
[Set out particulars as to storage.]
This license is issued subject to the conditions specified in Part II of the Cinematograph-films (Storage, Exhibition, and Renting) Regulations, 1929, and subject also to the following special conditions :—
[Set out special conditions.]
This license, unless sooner surrendered or revoked, shall continue in force until the 30th day of September, 19 , and shall then expire.
The receipt of the fee of is hereby acknowledged.
Dated at Wellington, this day of , 19 .

Inspector under Cinematograph Films Act.

[Form No. 7.
ITINERANT EXHIBITOR’S LICENSE.
Under the Cinematograph Films Act, 1928.

In pursuance of the Cinematograph Films Act, 1928, , is hereby licensed to exhibit cinematograph-film on not more than days in any week. Exhibition in terms of this license is restricted to the following premises :—
Name of premises : Situation of premises :
Not more than sufficient film for one performance may be kept in any of the above premises except , in which a quantity of film not exceeding ft. may be stored. Such film shall be kept in approved metal containers stored as follows :—
[Set out particulars as to storage.]
The record required to be kept under section 34 of the above Act shall be kept at .
This license is issued subject to the conditions specified in Part II of the Cinematograph-films (Storage, Exhibition, and Renting) Regulations, 1929, and subject also to the following special conditions :—
[Set out special conditions.]
This license, unless sooner surrendered or revoked, shall continue in force until the 30th day of September, 19 , and shall then expire.
The receipt of the fee of is hereby acknowledged.
Dated at Wellington this day of , 19 .

Inspector under Cinematograph Films Act.

[Form No. 8.
RECORD OF QUOTA FILMS TO BE KEPT BY EXHIBITORS UNDER SECTION 34 OF THE CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS ACT, 1928.

SECOND SCHEDULE.
SCALE OF FEES.

1. For a license to store a quantity of cinematograph-film not exceeding 100,000 ft. .. £ s. d. 0 5 0
2. For a license to store a quantity of cinematograph-film exceeding 100,000 ft. .. .. 1 0 0
3. For a renter’s license where the number of “quota” films acquired during the year does not exceed twelve .. .. .. 2 0 0
4. For a renter’s license where the number of “quota” films acquired during the year exceeds twelve .. .. .. 5 0 0
5. For a license of any description authorizing the projection of cinematograph-film solely for advertising, educational, or religious purposes, or for exhibitions in respect of which no remuneration is received by the licensee 0 1 0
6. For an exhibitor’s license where exhibitions are to be given on the premises on not more than fifty-two days in the year .. .. 0 10 0
7. For an exhibitor’s license where exhibitions are to be given on the premises on not more than five days in any week .. .. 1 0 0
8. For an exhibitor’s license where exhibitions are to be given on more than five days in any week .. .. .. 2 0 0
9. For an exhibitor’s license issued in respect of a cinematograph-theatre situated within one mile and a half of the municipal offices of the cities of Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin, if not less than 75 per cent. of the “quota” films to be therein exhibited during the currency of the license will be exhibited at that theatre for the first time in such city .. .. .. 4 0 0
10. For an exhibitor’s or an itinerant exhibitor’s license where film not of a highly inflammable nature is used .. .. .. 0 5 0
11. For an itinerant exhibitor’s license where exhibitions are to be given in not more than three premises and on not more than two days in any week in any one of such premises .. 1 0 0
12. For an itinerant exhibitor’s license where exhibitions are to be given in not more than ten premises and on more than two days in any week in any one of such premises.. .. 2 0 0
13. For license for projection of cinematograph-film (not being an exhibitor’s license) .. .. 0 10 0
14. For the transfer of any license .. .. 0 5 0

Exemption from Fees.

No fee shall be payable in respect of a license for the projection of cinematograph-film on premises of hospitals or charitable institutions.

THIRD SCHEDULE.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR METAL CASES FOR OUTSIDE CONTAINERS FOR CINEMATOGRAPH-FILM.

1. Containers must be made of galvanized iron not less than 24 gauge, strengthened by ridging 2 in. apart. They must be lined throughout with fire-resistant hard fibre-board, at least ⅜ in. thick, riveted to the metal. All the corners of the sides and bottom must be strengthened by folded seams.
2. The hinged covers must be permanently attached to the cases by one hinge in the case of a single-reel can, and by two hinges in all other cases. The covers must be lined with insulating material of the same character and thickness as required for the body of the container.
3. The covers must fit tightly against the shoulder of the body and lap over the body not less than 1 in. on all sides. A strong metal hasp must fit over staple or eye-bolt, and must be provided with a permanently attached catch to engage in staple or eye-bolt.
4. Hinged wire handles must be fitted and the bottom of the container must be strengthened by metal straps.