1884

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 53

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CONTENTS.

ADVERTISEMENTS . . . . 1828

APPOINTMENTS, ETC. . . . . 1806

BANKRUPTCY NOTICES . . . . 1827

CROWN LANDS NOTICES . . . . 1823

LAND—

Aerodrome, Set apart for . . . . 1803

Boundaries redefined . . . . 1822

Health Purposes, Taken for . . . . 1804

Housing Purposes, Taken for . . . . 1823

Public Buildings of the General Government, Taken for . . . . 1807

Road, Defining the Middle-line of . . . . 1805

Road Purposes, Taken for . . . . 1804

Road stopped, Government . . . . 1806

Roads proclaimed and closed . . . . 1804

Sand-dune-reclamation Purposes, Taken for . . . . 1803

LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES . . . . 1828

MISCELLANEOUS—

By-law confirmed . . . . 1808

Closely Populated Locality declared . . . . 1807

Customs Acts, Minister’s Decisions under . . . . 1815

Dumping Duty on Pig Iron withdrawn . . . . 1808

Industrial Efficiency Act, Decisions of the Bureau in respect to Licenses under . . . . 1819

Industrial Efficiency Act, Notice to Persons affected by Application for License under . . . . 1820

Motor-vehicles Act, Streets excluded from Limitation as to Speed under . . . . 1807

Native Land Court, Sitting of . . . . 1817

Noxious Weed, Plant declared to be . . . . 1808

Officiating Ministers for 1937 . . . . 1808

Poll for Proposed Loan . . . . 1807

Public Trustee, Deceased Persons’ Estates placed under charge of . . . . 1812

Public Trustee: Election to administer estates . . . . 1814

Regulations under the Regulations Act, 1936 . . . . 1806

Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Weekly Statement of Assets and Liabilities . . . . 1818

Rural Intermediate Credit Act, Supervisors and Chairmen appointed under . . . . 1817

Sales Tax Act: Licenses issued to Retailers . . . . 1811

Sales Tax Act: Licenses issued to Wholesalers . . . . 1809

Statutory Declarations, Officers authorized to take and receive . . . . 1806

Te Makarini Scholarships . . . . 1823

Tenders . . . . 1818

SHIPPING—

Notice to Mariners . . . . 1808

STATE FOREST SERVICE NOTICES—

Milling-timber for Sale . . . . 1826

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