New Zealand Gazette – 1938 – No. 30

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✨ Industrial Efficiency Act Decisions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 30

Decisions of the Bureau of Industry under Part III of the Industrial Efficiency Act, 1936.

Bureau of Industry, P.O. Box 1679, Wellington.

I HEREBY give notice that pursuant to the authority conferred on the Bureau of Industry under Part III of the Industrial Efficiency Act, 1936, the following decisions in respect to applications for licenses have been made.

D. W. WOODWARD, Secretary.

Applicant.	Nature of Application.	Location.	Decision.	Date.

Taking Fish for Purposes of Sale.

Chaplin, F. R. | To take fish at Lake Ellesmere by means of the 18 ft. 3 h.p. launch “Popeye,” using set and drag nets | Lake Ellesmere | Granted .. | 6 April, 1938.

Lynne, G. R. and A. L. | To replace the licensed 38 ft. 35 h.p. launch “Lynnette” with the 50 ft. 30 h.p. Danish seiner “Aunt Daisy” | Mangere | Declined .. | 11 April, 1938.

Johnson, C. J. | To add drag and set nets, long and hand lines, and trawling to his methods of fishing | Karitane | Granted .. | 11 April, 1938.

Searle, G. W. | To take fish at Hick’s Bay by means of the 20 ft. 12 h.p. launch “Alma,” using long lines | Hick’s Bay.. | Granted, on condition that the fish is marketed at Hick’s Bay and Opotiki only | 11 April, 1938.

Dean, W. | To take fish in Hauraki Gulf by means of the 28 ft. 6 h.p. launch “Zealandia,” using set-nets and long-lines | Karangahake | Declined .. | 11 April, 1938.

Andresen, K. | To add trawling to his present methods of fishing, and to trawl near Farewell Spit and the west coast of the South Island | Nelson | Granted for the above areas only | 11 April, 1938.

Taking of Oysters.

Dixon Bros., Ltd. | To take oysters at Bluff by means of the 58 ft. 25 h.p. launch “Britannia” | Bluff | Declined .. | 11 April, 1938.

Export of Fish.

Marine Products (New Zealand), Ltd. | To export fish and crayfish | Kaikoura | Granted on the following conditions: (1) No fish to be exported to Australia. (2) Of the total quantity of fish and crayfish exported at least two-thirds of the total export value to be crayfish | 11 April, 1938.

Retail Sale and Distribution of Motor-spirit.

Hunter, J. A. | To move one pump about 200 ft. from the present site and install one additional pump alongside | Porirua | Declined .. | 11 April, 1938.

Donghi’s, Ltd. | To take over one pump from a cartage contractor and transfer it to applicant company’s premises | Ormondville | Declined .. | 11 April, 1938.

Tamaki Co-op. Dairy Co., Ltd. | To move three pumps from behind the factory to a position alongside it close to the new offices | To Rehunga | Granted .. | 11 April, 1938.

Henderson, H. C. | To install one pump on applicant’s property on Great South Road | Manurewa | Declined .. | 11 April, 1938.

Trewavas Bros. | To install one pump at the applicant’s coal depot in High Street | Motueka | Declined .. | 11 April, 1938.

Benton, H. R. | To install two pumps at a proposed new service station | Milson | Declined .. | 11 April, 1938.

Sunshine Service Station, Ltd. | To install five pumps at a proposed new service station at the corner of Ruahine and Featherston Streets | Palmerston North | Declined .. | 11 April, 1938.

Tuai Co-op. Society, Ltd. | To take over one pump from E. Colley and transfer it to the society’s store | Tuai | Declined .. | 11 April, 1938.

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🏭 Decisions on Applications for Licenses under the Industrial Efficiency Act, 1936

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsLicenses, Industrial Efficiency Act, Fishing, Oysters, Fish Export, Motor-spirit
👱🏽 Names

13 names identified

F. R. Chaplin, Applied to take fish at Lake Ellesmere
G. R. Lynne, Applied to replace fishing launch
A. L. Lynne, Applied to replace fishing launch
C. J. Johnson, Applied to add fishing methods
G. W. Searle, Applied to take fish at Hick’s Bay
W. Dean, Applied to take fish in Hauraki Gulf
K. Andresen, Applied to add trawling to fishing methods
Dixon, Applied to take oysters at Bluff
J. A. Hunter, Applied to move and install motor-spirit pump
H. C. Henderson, Applied to install motor-spirit pump
Trewavas, Applied to install motor-spirit pump
H. R. Benton, Applied to install motor-spirit pumps
E. Colley, Motor-spirit pump transfer

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