1896
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 49

thereto, or on which he is absent from his usual place of residence and occupied at meetings of the Board, an allowance for living expenses at the rate of £1 for every day of twenty-four hours or part of a day in respect of which the allowance provided by this regulation is payable, such period to be computed from and to the exact hours nearest to the times of departure from and return to the member’s usual place of residence.

19. No locomotion-expenses or allowance for living-expenses shall be paid in respect of any occasion or period on or for which payments of a similar nature are made to the member from any other person, body corporate, or public or administrative body:

Provided that nothing contained in this regulation shall prevent the Board from making or receiving payments to or from any such person or body by way of apportionment of expenses or allowances payable to any member engaged both upon the business of the Board and also upon the business of such person or body.

20. No payment to any member for fees or expenses or allowances under these regulations shall be made until such member has signed a claim setting out the particulars of the amounts payable and unless such claim is accompanied by a certificate signed by the member stating that on the days claimed for he was travelling to or from or occupied at meetings of the Board and incurred any expenses set out as such in the claim and that the claim is correct in all particulars, and further stating and undertaking that the member has not already been paid any sum and will not claim or accept any sum by or from any other person, body corporate, or public or administrative body in respect of locomotion-expenses or allowances or living-expenses or allowances or payments of a similar nature for the same occasion or period.

21. No fees, allowances, or expenses under these regulations shall be payable to a member of the Board who is an officer of the Public Service.

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SCHEDULE.

[Form No. 1.

Tobacco-growing Industry Act, 1935.

APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE TO GROW TOBACCO.

I, [Name in full], of [Address], hereby make application for a license to grow tobacco under the provisions of the Tobacco-growing Industry Act, 1935, the quantity to be not more than lb., and the acreage to be not more than acres.

My stock of leaf on hand and unsold at the date shown hereunder is lb.

I enclose herewith the prescribed license fee of 2s. 6d.

Signature: .
Date: .

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[Form No. 2.

License No. .
Wellington, .

TOBACCO BOARD.

LICENSE TO GROW TOBACCO.
(Not transferable.)

THIS license, issued under the Tobacco-growing Industry Act, 1935, entitles , of to grow tobacco in accordance with the provisions of that Act.

This license shall take effect as from , and shall continue in force until 31st July, 19 , unless previously revoked.

The quantity grown shall not be more than lb., and the acreage grown shall not be more than acres.

Secretary, Tobacco Board.

(IMPORTANT.—This license must be returned to the Tobacco Board immediately upon its expiry.)

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[Form No. 3.

Tobacco-growing Industry Act, 1935.

APPLICATION FOR A WARRANT TO SELL RAW TOBACCO.

I, [Name in full], of [Address], hereby make application to sell raw tobacco under the provisions of the Tobacco-growing Industry Act, 1935, the quantity to be not more than lb. Of this quantity lb. is for manufacture in New Zealand, and lb. for export.

I enclose herewith the prescribed warrant fee of 2s. 6d.

Signature: .
Date: .

[Form No. 4.

Warrant No. .
Wellington, .

TOBACCO BOARD.

WARRANT TO SELL RAW TOBACCO.
(Not transferable.)

THIS warrant, issued under the provisions of the Tobacco-growing Industry Act, 1935, entitles , of , to sell lb. of raw tobacco grown or to be grown in New Zealand.

This warrant shall take effect as from , and shall continue in force until unless previously revoked.

This warrant is issued on the condition that monthly return will be supply to the Secretary of the Board not later than seven days after the close of each calendar month showing the names and addresses of the persons or firms to whom tobacco has been sold during the month and the quantity sold to each, and also the quantity still unsold in terms of the warrant. This warrant is issued conditionally also on payment by the holder named herein of a levy of ½d. per pound on all tobacco sold under this warrant, such levy to be collected by the purchaser of the tobacco on behalf of the Board.

Secretary, Tobacco Board.

(IMPORTANT.—This warrant must be returned to the Tobacco Board immediately upon its expiry.)

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[Form No. 5.

Tobacco-growing Industry Act, 1935.

APPLICATION FOR A WARRANT TO PURCHASE RAW TOBACCO.

I, [Name in full], of [Address], hereby make application on behalf of [Name of firm] for a warrant to purchase raw tobacco under the provisions of the Tobacco-growing Industry Act, 1935, the quantity to be not more than lb. Of this quantity lb. is for manufacture in New Zealand, and lb. for export.

I enclose herewith the prescribed warrant fee of calculated at the rate of 1s. per 1,000 lb.

Signature: .
Date: .

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[Form No. 6.

Warrant No. .
Wellington, .

TOBACCO BOARD.

WARRANT TO PURCHASE RAW TOBACCO.
(Not transferable.)

THIS warrant, issued under the provisions of the Tobacco-growing Industry Act, 1935, entitles , of , to purchase lb. of raw tobacco grown or to be grown in New Zealand.

This warrant shall take effect as from , and shall continue in force until unless previously revoked.

This warrant is issued on the condition that a monthly return will be supplied to the Secretary of the Board not later than seven days after the close of each calendar month showing the names and addresses of the persons or firms from whom tobacco has been purchased during the month and the quantity purchased from each, and also the quantity still to be purchased in terms of the warrant.

This warrant is issued conditionally also on a levy of ½d. per pound on all tobacco purchased under the warrant being collected from the grower of the tobacco and paid to the Board.

Secretary, Tobacco Board.

IMPORTANT.—This warrant must be returned to the Tobacco Board immediately upon its expiry.)

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

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Regulation increasing Travelling-allowances of Stipendiary Magistrates.

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GALWAY, Governor-General.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.

At the Government Buildings at Wellington, this 14th day of July, 1936.

Present:

THE HON. W. NASH PRESIDING IN COUNCIL.

IN pursuance and exercise of the power and authority conferred upon him by section ten of the Magistrates’ Courts Act, 1928, and of all other powers and authorities enabling him, His Excellency the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice