New Zealand Gazette – 1938 – No. 74

Page 2173

✨ Industrial Efficiency Act Decisions

SEPT. 29.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2173

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.

Retail Sale and Distribution of Motor-spirit.

Northern Tyre Company, Limited | To move two pumps from their present position in James Street to a new site at the corner of Walton and Clyde Streets, and install two additional pumps alongside | Whangarei | Granted | 26 Sept., 1938.

Kidd, M. O., Limited.. | To move three pumps from their present position in Church Street to a new site ten chains south on the opposite side of the street | Opotiki | Granted | 26 Sept., 1938.

Anderson, A. J. | To resell motor-spirit from three pumps on the kerbside in front of garage premises in Church Street | Opotiki | License granted to install two pumps inside the garage building | 26 Sept., 1938.

Hannan, H. S., Limited | To move two pumps from inside premises in Wickstead Street to a position outside and install alongside four pumps to be transferred from premises in Victoria Avenue | Wanganui | Granted | 26 Sept., 1938.

Rakaiia Transport Service Company, Limited | To resell motor-spirit from two commercial pumps installed at the company’s premises in Rolleston Street, Rakaiia | Rakaiia | Declined | 26 Sept., 1938.

Collins, H. W. | To resell motor-spirit from a commercial pump installed on Gread’s farm four miles north of Katikati | Katikati | Declined | 26 Sept., 1938.

Bowen, W. E. | To resell motor-spirit from a commercial pump installed on the applicant’s property approximately one mile out of Te Puke on the Whakatane Road | Te Puke | Declined | 26 Sept., 1938.

Toomey, N. | To resell motor-spirit from a pump installed at the applicant’s premises | Pukehuiia | Granted | 26 Sept., 1938.

Peters, G. | To install two pumps outside the applicant’s blacksmith shop | Kaimata | Declined | 26 Sept., 1938.

Schaeff’s Limited | To transfer five pumps from Petrie Avenue and one pump from Mackay Street to a service station in the course of erection in Herbert Street | Greymouth | Granted | 26 Sept., 1938.

Mrs. M. Henry | To resell motor-spirit in drum lots at the applicant’s store | Kakatahi | Granted | 26 Sept., 1938.

Taking of Fish for Purposes of Sale.

Waitomata Fisheries, Ltd. | To replace the Danish seine fishing-boats “Hairini” and “Hauraki” with vessels of similar description and size | Auckland | Granted on condition that the fishing-boats “Hairini” and “Hauraki” be withdrawn from the seine-fishing industry | 26 Sept., 1938.

Odey, N. H. | To take over from T. J. Brassel, Christchurch, the 40 ft. 25 h.p. launch “Muriel,” and to take fish at Timaru using trawland Danish seine nets | Timaru | Granted for trawling only | 26 Sept., 1938.

Pharmacy (Dispensing of Prescriptions).

Burns, S. C. | To establish a new pharmacy at the corner of White’s Line East, Waiwhetu Road, and Hawkins Street | Lower Hutt | Declined | 26 Sept., 1938.

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

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

12 names identified

D. W. Woodward, Secretary of Bureau of Industry
M. O. Kidd, Applicant for motor-spirit license
A. J. Anderson, Applicant for motor-spirit license
H. S. Hannan, Applicant for motor-spirit license
H. W. Collins, Applicant for motor-spirit license
W. E. Bowen, Applicant for motor-spirit license
N. Toomey, Applicant for motor-spirit license
G. Peters, Applicant for motor-spirit license
M. Henry (Mrs), Applicant for motor-spirit license
N. H. Odey, Applicant for fish license
T. J. Brassel, Previous owner of launch 'Muriel'
S. C. Burns, Applicant for pharmacy license

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D. W. Woodward, Secretary

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