New Zealand Gazette – 1936 – No. 48

Page 1348

✨ Transport Orders and Districts

1348

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

FIRST SCHEDULE.

ORDERS IN COUNCIL REVOKED.

Short Title or Description.	Date of Enactment.	Date of Publication in Gazette.	Page.
Transport Licensing (Passenger-services) Regulations, 1933	10th April, 1933	13th April, 1933	737
Transport Licensing (Passenger-services) Amendment No. 1	4th September, 1933	7th September, 1933	2347
Transport Licensing (Passenger-services) Amendment No. 2	4th November, 1935	7th November, 1935	3060
Transport Licensing (Passenger-services) Amendment No. 3	11th March, 1936	12th March, 1936	461
Order in Council constituting Transport Districts	15th December, 1931	17th December, 1931	3492
Order in Council amending Transport Districts	10th February, 1932	16th February, 1932	301
Order in Council amending Transport Districts	10th February, 1932	18th February, 1932	321
Order in Council amending Transport Districts	19th June, 1933	22nd June, 1933	1641
Regulations relating to Accounts and Records	24th August, 1932	25th August, 1932	1926
Transport Licenses (Transfer) Regulations, 1934	9th July, 1934	12th July, 1934	2124
Transport Licenses (Transfer) Regulations, 1934, Amendment No. 1	3rd September, 1934	6th September, 1934	2807
Declaring Regular Carriage of Patients to Hospital to Constitute a Passenger-service	15th October, 1934	18th October, 1934	3329
Exemption of certain Types of Passenger-service Vehicles from Requirements as to Certificates of Fitness	3rd December, 1934	6th December, 1934	4121

SECOND SCHEDULE.

TRANSPORT DISTRICTS CONSTITUTED.

FIRST PART.

Number One Transport District.

All that area of the North Island bounded to the east, north, and west by the sea, and to the south by a line following the southern boundary of the Waitomo County from the sea to the western boundary of the Taupo County; thence by the western and southern boundary of the Taupo County to the south-western boundary of the Wairoa County; and thence by the south-western boundary of the Wairoa County to the sea, and including all the area of Great Barrier County and of Waiheke Island, but excluding all that area within the Auckland Transport District.

Number Two Transport District.

All that area of the North Island bounded to the east, south, and west by the sea and to the north by the southern boundary of the Number One Transport District hereinbefore defined, but excluding all that area within the Wellington Transport District.

Number Three Transport District.

All that area of the South Island bounded to the east, north, and west by the sea and to the south by a line following the southern and south-eastern boundary of the Westland County from the sea, to the western boundary of the Ashburton County; thence by the south-western boundary of the Ashburton County to the western boundary of the Geraldine County; thence by the western boundary of the Geraldine County to the northern boundary of the Levels County, thence by the northern, western, and south-western boundaries of the Levels County to the sea so as to include the Levels County, but excluding all that area within the Christchurch Transport District.

Number Four Transport District.

All that area of the South Island bounded to the east, south, and west by the sea, and to the north by the southern boundary of the Number Three Transport District hereinbefore defined, and all the area of the Stewart Island County, but excluding all that area within the Dunedin Transport District hereinafter defined.

SECOND PART.

Dunedin Transport District.

All that area situated within the boundaries of the Dunedin City, the boroughs of Green Island, Port Chalmers, West Harbour, and St. Kilda, the Peninsula County, and also the area of the No. 225 Main Highway from Dunedin to Port Chalmers.

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🚂 Transport (Passenger) Order, 1936 (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated18 July 1936
KeywordsTransport Licensing Act, Passenger Services, Regulations, Order in Council

🚂 First Schedule: Orders in Council Revoked

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsOrders in Council, Revoked, Transport Licensing, Regulations

🚂 Second Schedule: Transport Districts Constituted

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsTransport Districts, Boundaries, North Island, South Island

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