New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 2

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✨ Industrial Licensing Decisions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 2

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.
Rumford, E. C.	To resell motor-spirit from two pumps attached to 44-gallon drums at the applicant’s premises at the corner of Moa Avenue and View Road, One-roa	Oneroa	Granted	13 Jan., 1939.
Neal Motors, Limited.	To operate one pump already installed on the kerbside in front of a garage in West Street, Pukekohe	Pukekohe	Declined	13 Jan., 1939.
Supreme Car Sales, Limited	To install one pump inside applicant’s premises opposite the Supreme Court, Wellington	Wellington	Declined	13 Jan., 1939.
Hart Motors, Limited	To install two pumps on the kerbside outside the company’s premises in Medway Street, Gore	Gore	Declined	13 Jan., 1939.
Brownlee, A. R.	To install one pump in a right-of-way outside the applicant’s garage in the Main Road, Awhitu	Awhitu	Granted	13 Jan., 1939.
Manning and Coulter.	To install one pump at the applicant’s workshop premises, 18 King Street, Palmerston North	Palmerston North	Declined	13 Jan., 1939.
Russell, R. E.	To install one pump inside the premises recently conducted by Sheehans’ Motors, 27 Manchester Street, Christchurch	Christchurch	Declined	13 Jan., 1939.
Moller and Carter	To install two pumps at a new garage in Nuffield Street, New-market	Auckland	Granted two pumps inside garage	13 Jan., 1939.
Dempsey, T.	To install two pumps outside a garage in the Main Street, Tokaanu	Tokaanu	Granted two pumps inside garage	13 Jan., 1939.
Longworth, R. D., and Davison, C. J.	To move two pumps to a new site and install three additional pumps, on the Tauranga—Whakatane highway, three miles from existing store premises	Pongakawa.	Granted	13 Jan., 1939.
Juson, H. E.	To install four pumps at a proposed service station at the corner of Maki Street and Wainui Road, Gisborne	Gisborne	Granted	13 Jan., 1939.
Cameron, D. C.	To install one portable pump at applicant’s house in the Main Road, Ruatahuna	Ruatahuna.	Declined	13 Jan., 1939.
Duncan, H. L., Ltd.	To resell motor-spirit from one commercial pump installed at the company’s quarry at Papamoa	Papamoa	Declined	13 Jan., 1939.
Jones, S. A. J.	To move two pumps forward to form a drive-through service station	Fairlie	Granted	13 Jan., 1939.
N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited	To resell motor-spirit from one commercial pump installed in the company’s yard, Victoria Street, Hamilton	Hamilton	Declined	13 Jan., 1939.
Graham Coal Company, Limited	To resell motor-spirit from one commercial pump installed inside the company’s premises, Castle Street, Dunedin, and to install an additional pump alongside	Dunedin	Declined	13 Jan., 1939.

Taking of Fish for Purposes of Sale.

Variation made to Previous Licensing Decision.

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🏭 Decisions on Applications for Industrial Licenses

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

19 names identified

E. C. Rumford, Applied to resell motor-spirit
Neal, Applied to operate motor-spirit pump
A. R. Brownlee, Applied to install motor-spirit pump
Manning, Applied to install motor-spirit pump
Coulter, Applied to install motor-spirit pump
R. E. Russell, Applied to install motor-spirit pump
Moller, Applied to install motor-spirit pumps
Carter, Applied to install motor-spirit pumps
T. Dempsey, Applied to install motor-spirit pumps
R. D. Longworth, Applied to move and install motor-spirit pumps
C. J. Davison, Applied to move and install motor-spirit pumps
H. E. Juson, Applied to install motor-spirit pumps
D. C. Cameron, Applied to install portable motor-spirit pump
Duncan, Applied to resell motor-spirit
S. A. J. Jones, Applied to move motor-spirit pumps
T. B. Moore, Applied to take fish for sale
H. Webb, Applied to take fish for sale
Sutherland, Applied to regroup motor-spirit pumps
Pearson, Applied to regroup motor-spirit pumps

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D. W. Woodward, Secretary

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