New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 87

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✨ Maritime Certificates and Training

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 87

London: L.C.C. School of Engineering and Navigation, Poplar, London E.; King Edward VII Nautical School, Limehouse, London E.; Sir John Cass Nautical School, Aldgate, London E.
Plymouth: Plymouth Navigation School, Plymouth.
South Shields:—Marine School of South Shields, South Shields.
Half time to count in each case up to a maximum allowance of three months.

APPENDIX L.

LIST OF COLONIAL CERTIFICATES AS MASTER OR MATE ISSUED UNDER ORDER IN COUNCIL WHICH ARE OF THE SAME FORCE AS THOSE GRANTED BY THE BOARD OF TRADE.

NOTE.—With the exception of those made after 1906 all of the Orders in Council enumerated below were consolidated and superseded by an Order in Council dated 9th May, 1891, which, as subsequently amended by an Order in Council of 22nd October, 1906, and by the Order of 11th October, 1923, relating to Australia, remains in force.

Colony.	Certificates.		Date of Original Order in Council.	Date from which Order in Council takes effect.
	By whom granted in Colony.	Description.
§Victoria ..	*Marine Board	Master; 1st Mate; Only Mate; 2nd Mate	30 Mar., 1871	4 Jan., 1870
Canada ..	The Minister of Marine and Fisheries	Master; 1st Mate; Only Mate; 2nd Mate	19 Aug., 1871	19 Aug., 1871
New Zealand	Marine Department	Master; 1st Mate; Only Mate; 2nd Mate	9 Aug., 1872	1 May., 1872
§New South Wales	†Department of Navigation	Master; 1st Mate; 2nd Mate	30 Aug., 1873	18 June, 1872
§South Australia	Marine Board	Master; 1st Mate; Only Mate; 2nd Mate	12 May, 1874	12 May, 1874
§Tasmania	Governor ..	Master; 1st Mate; Only Mate; 2nd Mate	12 Feb., 1876	1 April, 1876
Bengal ..	Lieutenant-Governor	Master; 1st Mate; Only Mate; 2nd Mate	27 June, 1876	27 June, 1876
Newfoundland	Governor ..	Master; 1st Mate; Only Mate; 2nd Mate	14 May, 1877	14 May, 1877
Bombay ..	Governor ..	Master; 1st Mate; Only Mate; 2nd Mate	11 July, 1877	11 July, 1877
§Queensland	Marine Board	Master; 1st Mate; 2nd Mate	26 Mar., 1878	1 Oct., 1877

*The Steam Navigation Board was superseded by the Marine Board on the 21st December, 1888. (See Order in Council of 23rd November, 1893.)

†The Marine Board was superseded by the Department of Navigation on the 17th March, 1900.

§The issue of certificates of Imperial validity by the Governments of the separate States of the Commonwealth of Australia ceased on the 1st October, 1923, the date on which the issue of such certificates was undertaken by the Commonwealth Government.

NOTE.—The Orders in Council giving Imperial validity to certificates of competency issued in Malta and Mauritius were revoked by an Order in Council dated 18th August, 1916.

Colony.	Certificates.		Date of Original Order in Council.	Date from which Order in Council takes effect.
	By whom granted in Colony.	Description.
Hong Kong	Governor ..	Master; 1st Mate; Only Mate; 2nd Mate	31 Dec., 1883	1 Jan., 1884
Straits Settlements	Governor ..	Master; 1st Mate; 2nd Mate	1 May, 1890	1 June, 1890
Commonwealth of Australia	Minister of Trade and Customs	Master; 1st Mate; 2nd Mate	11 Oct., 1923	1 Oct., 1923

By Authority: W. A. G. SKINNER, Government Printer, Wellington.—1930.

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