New Zealand Gazette – 1932 – No. 49

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✨ Radio Licensing Forms

1712 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 49

(Form No. 3.)
DOMINION OF NEW ZEALAND.—POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.
Radio district........ License No.....
License to establish and operate a Radio Broadcasting Station.
(Issued under the authority of the Post and Telegraph Act, 1928, and regulations
made thereunder.)
Name of licensee :
Location of aerial :
Location of studio :
Call sign :
Maximum anode power permitted : watts.
Operating frequency (wave-length) :
Hours of service :
Date of expiry of license :

(Form No. 4.)
License to Establish and Operate a Private Commercial Station.
PARTICULARS OF STATION.

1 Name and Address of Licensee.	2 Name of Station.	3 Call Sign.	4 Exact Geographical Position of Transmitting Aerial.	5 Class of Station.	6 Wave. Type.	7 Wave. Frequency (Normal frequency underlined).	8 Maximum Power permitted (measured at Input from Source of Supply).	9 Normal Power of Radiation expressed in Metre-amperes.	10 Height of Aerial and Intensity of Current at its Base.	11 Service. Nature.	12 Service. Hours of Service.	13 Charges.	14 Remarks.

(Form No. 5.)
DOMINION OF NEW ZEALAND.—POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.
Radio district :........ License No.....
License to establish and operate a Private Experimental (Amateur) Station.
(Issued under the authority of the Post and Telegraph Act, 1928, and regulations
made thereunder.)
Name of licensee :
Address where apparatus installed :
Call sign :
Number of operator's certificate :
Date of expiry :
Amount paid : £ s. d.
Signature of issuing officer : [Date-stamp.]
........ District Radio Inspector.

(Form No. 6.)
DOMINION OF NEW ZEALAND.—POST AND TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.
Radio district :........ License No.....
License to establish and operate a Private Experimental (Research) Station.
(Issued under the authority of the Post and Telegraph Act, 1928, and regulations
made thereunder.)
Name of licensee :
Address where apparatus installed :
Call sign :
Number of operator's certificate :
Date of expiry :
Normal hours of transmission :
Maximum anode power permitted :
Transmitting-waves :—

Type.	Kc/s.	Metres.	Conditions of Use.

Amount paid : £ s. d.
Signature of issuing officer : [Date-stamp.]
........ District Radio Inspector.

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🚂 Radio-Dealers Licensing Regulations (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRadio, Dealers, Licensing, Regulations, Apparatus

🚂 License to establish and operate a Radio Broadcasting Station

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRadio, Broadcasting, License, Station

🚂 License to Establish and Operate a Private Commercial Station

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRadio, Commercial, License, Station

🚂 License to establish and operate a Private Experimental (Amateur) Station

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRadio, Experimental, Amateur, License, Station

🚂 License to establish and operate a Private Experimental (Research) Station

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRadio, Experimental, Research, License, Station

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