New Zealand Gazette – 1938 – No. 30

Page 973

✨ Licensing and Mining Notices

APRIL 13.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 973

Variations made to Previous Licensing Decisions.
Retail Sale and Distribution of Motor-spirit.

Applicant.	Previous Decision.	Location.	Decision.	Date.
John Winlove and Sons	License declined to remove one pump from Porangahau to applicant’s premises at Waipukurau	Waipukurau ..	Granted ..	17 Jan., 1938.
Daubney, E. M. ..	License granted to install two pumps at a store	Orewa Beach ..	Withdrawn ..	7 Feb., 1938.
Hill, A. .. ..	License granted to resell motor-spirit from 44-gallon drums at the applicant’s store	Huia .. ..	Withdrawn ..	7 Feb., 1938.
Allen, J. .. ..	License granted to move five pumps on to the kerbside	Rakaia .. ..	Withdrawn ..	7 Feb., 1938.
Frost, J. .. ..	Permission granted to install an additional pump at a garage	Taneatua .. ..	Withdrawn ..	7 Feb., 1938.
Moore, L. E. ..	License granted to install a portable pump at applicant’s premises	Arohena .. ..	Withdrawn ..	21 Mar., 1938.
Cunningham and Son, P. J.	License granted to install an additional pump at the applicant’s service station	Lorneville ..	Withdrawn ..	28 Mar., 1938.
Le Clere, J. D. ..	License granted to install two additional petrol pumps at applicant’s garage	Kerikeri .. ..	Withdrawn ..	11 April, 1938.
E. C. Govan .. ..	License granted to install three additional petrol pumps at Te Anau. Only two pumps have been installed	Te Anau .. ..	Permission to install t h i r d additional pump withdrawn	11 April, 1938.

Mining Privileges struck off the Register.

Mining Registrar’s Office, Collingwood, 4th April, 1938.

NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of section 188 (4) of the Mining Act, 1926, and section 18 (c) of the Mining Amendment Act, 1937, that the mining privileges mentioned in the Schedule hereunder have this day been struck off the Register.

A. R. RANDALL, Mining Registrar.

SCHEDULE.

License No.	Date.	Nature of Privileges.	Locality.	Registered Holder.
13/32	9/3/32	Special quartz claim ..	Block I, Takaka Survey District ..	J. C. Gooch.
53/32	18/5/32	Extended alluvial claim	Block II, Waitapu Survey District	Edgar John Petterson.
92/33	17/5/33	,,	Block IV, Aorere Survey District ..	Charles H. Franklyn.
105	12/7/33	Special alluvial claim ..	Block IX, Waitapu Survey District	David Mason.
119	15/11/33	Special dredging claim ..	Block I, Waitapu Survey District ..	George M. Winchombe.
128	15/11/33	Water-race .. ..	Block IX, Flora Survey District ..	Leonard A. Turtley.
143	24/1/34	Extended alluvial claim	Block IV, Aorere Survey District ..	John Langridge.
157	16/5/34	,,	Block IV, Aorere Survey District ..	Gustave John Barry.
234	14/11/34	,,	Block XVI, Waingaru Survey District	S. W. Ambrose and party.
235	14/11/34	Special quartz claim ..	Block VIII, Aorere Survey District	E. H. Reinke.
322	10/7/35	Extended river claim ..	Block VII, Aorere Survey District ..	Frank Robb.
328	10/7/35	Extended alluvial claim	Block VII, Aorere Survey District ..	Edward Magee.
355	13/11/35	Special alluvial claim ..	Block XII, Pakawau Survey District	Theo Walker.
373	29/1/36	Extended alluvial claim	Block XIII, Pakawau Survey District	A. Walker and D. G. Barnes.
371	29/1/36	,,	Block IV, Aorere Survey District ..	Charles H. Franklyn.
142	24/1/34	Ordinary alluvial claim..	Block IV, Aorere Survey District ..	V. J. Owen and H. Adamson.
198/31	17/3/31	Extended alluvial claim	Block VIII, Aorere Survey District	A. W. Sullings and W. H. Epps.
199/31	17/3/31	Water-race .. ..	Block VIII, Aorere Survey District	A. W. Sullings and W. H. Epps.
204/31	15/7/31	Dam.. .. ..	Block VIII, Aorere Survey District	A. W. Sullings and W. H. Epps.
73/32	14/9/32	Water-race .. ..	Block VIII, Aorere Survey District	A. W. Sullings and W. H. Epps.
15/33	25/1/33	Ordinary river claim ..	Block IX, Waitapu Survey District	David Wilson.
58/33	15/3/33	Ordinary sea beach claim	Block III, Waitapu Survey District	Alfred F. Anstis.
72/33	17/5/33	Residence-site.. ..	Block II, Onetaua Survey District ..	Francis Rhodes.
61/32	20/7/32	Special alluvial claim ..	Block I, Waitapu Survey District ..	George M. Winchombe.
374	29/1/36	Ordinary alluvial claim..	Block VIII, Aorere Survey District	Alan Priestly.
173	18/7/34	Drainage area.. ..	Block VIII, Aorere Survey District	Pacific Steel, Ltd.

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🏭 Variations made to Previous Licensing Decisions (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsLicenses, Motor-spirit, Retail Sale, Distribution, Variations
👱🏽 Names

9 names identified

John Winlove, License granted to remove pump
E. M. Daubney, License withdrawn for pump installation
A. Hill, License withdrawn for motor-spirit resale
J. Allen, License withdrawn for pump relocation
J. Frost, Permission withdrawn for additional pump
L. E. Moore, License withdrawn for portable pump
P. J. Cunningham, License withdrawn for additional pump
J. D. Le Clere, License withdrawn for petrol pumps
E. C. Govan, Permission withdrawn for third pump

🌾 Mining Privileges struck off the Register

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated4 April 1938
KeywordsMining, Privileges, Register, Striking off, Collingwood
👱🏽 Names

23 names identified

J. C. Gooch, Mining privilege struck off
Edgar John Petterson, Mining privilege struck off
Charles H. Franklyn, Mining privilege struck off
David Mason, Mining privilege struck off
George M. Winchombe, Mining privilege struck off
Leonard A. Turtley, Mining privilege struck off
John Langridge, Mining privilege struck off
Gustave John Barry, Mining privilege struck off
S. W. Ambrose, Mining privilege struck off
E. H. Reinke, Mining privilege struck off
Frank Robb, Mining privilege struck off
Edward Magee, Mining privilege struck off
Theo Walker, Mining privilege struck off
A. Walker, Mining privilege struck off
D. G. Barnes, Mining privilege struck off
V. J. Owen, Mining privilege struck off
H. Adamson, Mining privilege struck off
A. W. Sullings, Mining privilege struck off
W. H. Epps, Mining privilege struck off
David Wilson, Mining privilege struck off
Alfred F. Anstis, Mining privilege struck off
Francis Rhodes, Mining privilege struck off
Alan Priestly, Mining privilege struck off

👩‍💼 Officials

A. R. Randall, Mining Registrar

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