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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 56

STATUTORY REGULATIONS.

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CONTENTS.

ADVERTISEMENTS . . . . 1658
APPOINTMENTS, ETC. . . . . 1642
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES . . . . 1658
CROWN LANDS NOTICES . . . . 1655
DEFENCE NOTICES . . . . 1643
LAND—
Aerodrome, Consenting to establishment of . . 1637
Crown Land, Notifying proposed Exchange of . . 1642
Crown Land proclaimed . . . . 1635
Native Land Development Scheme, Portion of,
confirmed . . . . 1645
Native Land, Order in Council prohibiting Aliena-
tion of . . . . 1641
Primary Education, Set apart as Endowment for . . 1636
Reserves, Cancelling Reservation over . . 1637
Road proclaimed . . . . 1637
Road proclaimed and closed . . 1636
Road Purposes, Taken for . . 1635
Street, Authorizing the Laying-off of . . 1641
Street exempted from the Provisions of Section
128 of the Public Works Act . . 1642
LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES . . . . 1658
MISCELLANEOUS—
Domain Boards appointed . . . . 1638
Fruit-case Timber, Prohibiting Importation of . . 1641
“Honourable,” Retention of Title of . . 1645
Incorporated Society dissolved . . 1646
Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act: Pro-
posed Cancellation of Registration . . 1646
Loans, Consenting to raising, &c. . . 1639
Master and Apprentice Act, Notice under . . 1645
Meteorological Returns for July . . 1647
Mining Privileges struck off the Register . . 1654
Moneys received in respect of Domain, Directing
application of . . . . 1638
Officiating Ministers for 1936 . . 1654
Opossums, Extending Season for taking and killing 1637
Poll for Proposed Loan . . 1645
Poll, Extending Time for closing . . 1638
Postal Correspondence, &c., prohibited . . 1646
Public Hall Board, Member of, appointed . . 1638
Public Trustee: Elections to administer estates . . 1655
Rabbit Board, Members of, elected . . 1644
Rates, Making and levying . . 1646
Regulations under the Regulations Act, 1936 . . 1642
Reserve Bank of New Zealand—
Bank Returns (Supplementary) . . 1652
Monthly Statement of Trading Banks . . 1652
Weekly Statement of Assets and Liabilities . . 1653
Teachers’ Register, Supplementary . . 1653
SHIPPING—
Notices to Mariners . . . . 1654

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