New Zealand Gazette – 1935 – No. 2

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✨ Harbour Regulations and Revocations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 2

Nothing contained in these regulations shall be deemed to apply to any ship, boat, or other property of His Majesty, or to any ship-of-war of any foreign nation, or to any gunpowder or explosives in charge of officers in the service of the Government of the Dominion, during the performance of the duties of their office: Provided that any such officer shall, before shipping or discharging any such gunpowder or explosives, notify the Harbourmaster of his intention so to do.
Every Harbour Board shall supply and keep readily accessible on every wharf which is under its control, and on or from which cargo is landed or shipped, a stretcher for use in case of accident in the hold or holds of any ship berthed thereat: Provided that this regulation shall not apply to small wharves and jetties at which coastal or overseas ships do not berth: Provided further that where two wharves subject to this regulation are within half-a-mile distant from each other, it shall be deemed to be a compliance with this regulation if one such stretcher is kept ready and available for use on either of such wharves.
The stretcher shall be constructed to the specification of the St. John Ambulance Society, and provided with slings so as to enable it to be safely lifted from the ship’s hold by the ship’s or shore lifting-gear, and no injured person shall be lifted by any other means.
Any Harbour Board or person failing to comply with the requirements of Regulations 183 and 184 hereof shall be liable to a fine of £20.

SECOND SCHEDULE.

GENERAL HARBOUR REGULATIONS REVOKED.

Date of Regulations.	Date of Publication in Gazette.	Page.
5th June, 1883, Schedule A, Rules 1–49	7th June, 1883 ..	744
1st February, 1892 ..	11th February, 1892 ..	295
26th February, 1895 ..	28th February, 1895 ..	409
5th July, 1897 ..	8th July, 1897 ..	1288
26th June, 1899 ..	29th June, 1899 ..	1211
31st July, 1899 ..	3rd August, 1899 ..	1407
4th December, 1899 ..	7th December, 1899 ..	2222
23rd September, 1901 ..	26th September, 1901 ..	1893
4th November, 1901 ..	7th November, 1901 ..	2151
28th February, 1903 ..	12th March, 1903 ..	734
4th July, 1904 ..	7th July, 1904 ..	1685
8th October, 1906 ..	11th October, 1906 ..	2653
21st June, 1909 ..	1st July, 1909 ..	1722
3rd November, 1909 ..	11th November, 1909 ..	2899
31st May, 1911 ..	8th June, 1911 ..	1880
19th September, 1911 ..	21st September, 1911 ..	2817
24th August, 1914 ..	27th August, 1914 ..	3240
13th August, 1917 ..	16th August, 1917 ..	3226
2nd August, 1920 ..	5th August, 1920 ..	2334
28th September, 1921 ..	29th September, 1921 ..	2422
14th November, 1921 ..	17th November, 1921 ..	2783
21st August, 1922 ..	24th August, 1922 ..	2273
1st June, 1925 ..	4th June, 1925 ..	1839
6th July, 1925 ..	9th July, 1925 ..	2046
20th July, 1925 ..	23rd July, 1925 ..	2124
11th March, 1927 ..	17th March, 1927 ..	644
6th December, 1927 ..	15th December, 1927 ..	3684
30th July, 1928 ..	2nd August, 1928 ..	2314
19th October, 1929 ..	24th October, 1929 ..	2710
22nd September, 1930 ..	25th September, 1930 ..	2838

C. A. JEFFERY,
Acting Clerk of the Executive Council.

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🚂 General Harbour Regulations (continued from previous page)

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🚂 General Harbour Regulations Revoked

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