New Zealand Gazette – 1938 – No. 85

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 85

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

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TONGARIRO NATIONAL PARK.

BY JAMES COWAN, F.R.G.S.

THIS publication contains 156 pages of letterpress, together with 39 full-page illustrations, and gives an account of its Topography, Geology, Alpine, and Volcanic Features, History and Maori Folk-lore.

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ELECTRICAL WIRING REGULATIONS, 1935.

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CONTENTS.

	PAGE
ADVERTISEMENTS	2494
APPOINTMENTS, ETC.	2474
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES	2493
CROWN LAND NOTICES	2492
DEFENCE NOTICES	2473
LAND—
Boundaries, Notice respecting Proposed Alteration of	2478
Courthouse Purposes, Crown Land set apart for	2451
Crown Lands declared	2451
Domain, Changing the Reservation over	2460
Electrical Works Purposes Taken for	2452
Electric-power District, Adding Area as Outer Area	2450
Electric-power District, Altering the Boundaries of	2450
Kauri-gum Industry Act, Withdrawing Land from Operation of the	2471
Land set apart as State Forest, and declared to be subject to Land Act	2455
Lands forfeited	2493
Mining Districts, Altering the Boundaries of	2454
Native Land Development Schemes: Including Additional Lands in	2491

LAND—continued.

	PAGE
Paddocking Purposes, Taken for	2452
Police-station Purposes, Notice of Intention to take for	2476
Post and Telegraph Purposes, Taken for	2452
Quarry Purposes, Taken for	2451
Railway Purposes, Additional Lands taken for	2449
Recreation Reserve brought under Part II of the Public Reserves, Domains, and National Parks Act	2463
Reserve, Vesting the Control of for Gravel Purposes	2466
Reserve, Vesting the Control of for Quarry Purposes	2465
Reserves, Cancelling the Reservation over	2458
Reserves, Cancelling the Vesting of	2459
Reserves, Changing the Purpose of	2459
Reserves vested	2464
Road closed	2454
Road proclaimed	2453
Road Purposes, Consenting to Land being taken for	2466
Road Purposes, Notice of Intention to take for	2477
Road Purposes, Revoking Portion of a Proclamation taking Land for	2453
Road Purposes, Taken for	2453
Roads, &c., exempted from the Provisions of Section 128 of the Public Works Act	2470
State Forests, Crown Lands Set apart as	2455
Street closed	2454
Street proclaimed and closed, and added to a Public Domain	2454
Water-power Development Purposes, Taken for	2452
LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES	2494
MISCELLANEOUS—
Animals Protection and Game Act: Rangers appointed under	2473
Butter Marketing Regulations, 1937: Area defined	2475
Classification of Secondary-school Assistant Teachers	2481
Declaring a certain Service for Carriage of Goods by Motor-vehicle to constitute a Goods-service	2476
Domain Boards appointed	2461
Domains, Directing Application of Moneys received in respect of	2463
Drainage Area: Notice of Intention to make and levy General Rates, and Notice of Amendment of Annually Recurring Special Rates	2479
Electric Lines, Authorizing Erection of	2457
Electricity Purposes, Authorizing to use Water for	2457
Electricity Purposes, Authorizing to use Water for and to erect and use Electric Lines, and revoking certain previous Orders in Council	2456
Electricity, Revoking License authorizing Use of Water for, &c.	2471
Examination, Electric Wiremen	2491
Fire Brigades Act, Fixing Date on which certain Returns are to be furnished under	2478
Friendly Societies Act: Auditor licensed under	2479
Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act: Notice of Cancellation of Registration	2490
Industrial Efficiency Act: Notices to Persons affected by Applications for Licenses under	2490
Loans, Consenting to raising, &c.	2466
Mining Privileges struck off the Register	2489
Mining Privileges to be struck off the Register	2490
Money-lenders Act: Register of Licenses issued under	2480
Native Land Court, Sitting of the	2489
Noxious Weeds Act, Administration of	2479
Officiating Ministers for 1938	2490
Public Trustee: Election to administer Estates	2490
Regulations under the Regulations Act	2472
Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Weekly Statement of Assets and Liabilities	2489
Results of Licensing Poll	2478
Sale of Butter by way of Sale by Wholesale, Fixing the Prices for	2475
Scenic Reserve, Vesting Control of	2472
Shops and Offices Act, Fixing Closing-hours under	2475
Shops and Offices Act, Prohibiting the Sale of certain Goods under	2476
Statutory Declarations, Officers authorized to take and receive	2472
Tenders	2487
Trout-fishing Regulations, Appointment of Issuing Officer under	2473
Warrant for convening General Courts-martial	2471
Wheat, Oats, Barley, and Potatoes, Estimated Areas under	2488

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📰 New Zealand Gazette Subscription Rates

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🎓 Turnbull Library Bulletins

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🗺️ Tongariro National Park Publication

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