New Zealand Gazette – 1933 – No. 42

Page 1545

✨ Public Trust and Sales Tax Notices



JUNE 8.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1545

Public Trust Office Act, 1908, and its Amendments.—Election to administer Estates.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Public Trustee has filed in the Supreme Court an election to administer in respect of the several estates of the persons deceased whose names, residences, and occupations (so far as known) are hereunder set forth.

No. Name. Occupation. Residence. Date of Death. Date Election filed. Testate or Intestate. Stamp Office concerned.
1 Andrews, Kenneth Maxwell Clerk Wellington 12/5/33 1/6/33 Intestate Wellington.
2 Bycroft, Margaret Inglis Married woman Hamilton 11/5/33 1/6/33 Testate Auckland.
3 Chappell, Matilda Widow Dunedin 8/5/33 1/6/33 „ Dunedin.
4 Goodman, Walter Labourer „ 25/10/32 1/6/33 Intestate „
5 Howe, Helen Widow Wanganui 9/5/33 1/6/33 Testate Wellington.
6 Jensen, Amelia Susan Married woman Hastings 17/4/33 1/6/33 Intestate Napier.
7 Johnston, George Pitkethley School-teacher Thames 16/8/32 1/6/33 „ Auckland.

Public Trust Office, Wellington, 5th June, 1933. J. W. MACDONALD, Public Trustee.

Minister’s Decisions under Sales Tax Act, 1932–33.

Customs Department, Wellington, 6th June, 1933.

IT is hereby notified for public information that the Minister of Customs has decided to interpret the Sales Tax Act, 1932–33 (hereinafter referred to as “the Act”), as under :

It should be understood that the decisions contained herein may be revised from time to time in the light of further information which may be obtained by the Minister.

Record No. No. of Decision. Decision of Minister.
C (s) 1/6 12 (1) In the case of persons, firms, or companies licensed as wholesalers under the Act who sell—

(a) Stationery such as account books, ledgers, diaries, invoice books, invoice or other printed forms, writing-pads, envelopes, Christmas cards, tags, pens, pencils, nibs, ink-stands, and ink-wells, and
(b) Leather goods such as attache cases and ladies’ handbags, or sporting requisites, such as tennis-racquets and golf-clubs, or other goods,
and with respect to which the Collector is satisfied that such goods have been bona fide sold through retail shops by such persons, firms, or companies, the sale value for the purposes of paragraph (a) of subsection (1) of section 13 of the Act shall be the price at which the goods are actually sold less a deduction from such price of twenty-five per centum thereof.
(2) In the case of (a) stationery manufactured pursuant to special orders, or (b) goods sold by such persons, firms, or companies otherwise than as set out above, the sale value shall be the price for which the goods are actually sold. |
| C (s) 1/6 | 13 | In the case of rough sawn timber dressed by a person, firm, or company licensed under the Act as a manufacturing retailer, and with respect of which the Collector is satisfied that sales tax has been paid on such rough sawn timber, or that such rough sawn timber was purchased before 9th February, 1933, the sale value of the dressed timber for the purposes of paragraph (b) of subsection (1) of section 13 of the Act shall be the price for dressing timber as set out in the standard timber price-list operating in the district in which the timber is dressed.
For the purposes of this order rough sawn timber dressed includes rough sawn timber, planed, tongued and grooved, beaded, moulded, or similarly worked. |
| | 14 | The following goods are to be regarded as (a) included or (b) not included under the exemptions set out in Column No. 1 (below) :—

Exemption. Column No. 1. Goods regarded as included under Exemption. Column No. 2. Goods not regarded as included under Exemption. Column No. 3.
Cornflour Cyanogas. Flavoured cornflour.
Rabbit poisons, viz., carbon bisulphide, &c., and similar “Books” and plain crosses of marble or other stone. Statuary, provided that a declaration under the Act is delivered to a Collector of Sales Tax that it will be used only in the manufacture of tombstones. Race “cards” or books.
Tombstones
Printed books, papers, and music n.e.i. (Tariff item 301) Carbon brushes.
Electric motors (Tariff item 338) “Bourn-Vita.”
Foods composed of dried milk and dried malt-extract Coil pipes for industrial purposes.
Machinery, &c., of a class or kind which, if they had been approved by the Minister under Tariff item 352 of the Customs Tariff, would have been admitted thereunder Cooking vats and tanks of “stay-brite” steel.
Milk vats for use on farms in conjunction with milking-machines or cream separators.

C GEO. CRAIG, Comptroller of Customs.



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🏢 Public Trustee - Deceased Persons' Estates under Administration (continued from previous page)

🏢 State Enterprises & Insurance
5 June 1933
Deceased estates, Public Trustee, Administration, June 1933
7 names identified
  • Kenneth Maxwell Andrews, Deceased estate under administration
  • Margaret Inglis Bycroft, Deceased estate under administration
  • Matilda Chappell, Deceased estate under administration
  • Walter Goodman, Deceased estate under administration
  • Helen Howe, Deceased estate under administration
  • Amelia Susan Jensen, Deceased estate under administration
  • George Pitkethley Johnston, Deceased estate under administration

  • J. W. Macdonald, Public Trustee

💰 Minister’s Decisions under Sales Tax Act, 1932–33

💰 Finance & Revenue
6 June 1933
Sales Tax Act, Ministerial decisions, Customs, Tax exemptions
  • Geo. Craig, Comptroller of Customs