New Zealand Gazette – 1941 – No. 30

Page 887

✨ Industrial License Decisions

APRIL 9.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 887

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

NOTICE is hereby given 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 of applications for licenses have been made.

Bureau of Industry, P.O. Box 3025, Wellington.

G. L. O’HALLORAN, Secretary.

Applicant and Location.	Nature of Application.	Decision.	Date.
Footwear, Manufacture of.
W. J. Cargill and R. A. Campbell, Auckland	To engage in the industry of “the manufacture for sale of footwear” to the extent of manufacturing sandals and slippers and men’s light footwear, using the machine-sewn stuck-on and veldtschoen processes	Declined ..	2 Dec., 1940.
W. E. Clare, 342-344 Dominion Road, Auckland	To engage in the industry of “the manufacture for sale of footwear” to the extent of manufacturing men’s, boys’, girls’, and youths’ footwear, sandals and slippers, using the machine-sewn, fairstitch, welted, and rivetted or screwed processes	Granted, subject to sales being confined to applicant’s own shop only	9 Dec., 1940.
F. E. A. N., and G. E. Callaghan (F. E. Callaghan and Sons), Te Aroha	To engage in the industry of “the manufacture for sale of footwear” to the extent of manufacturing for sale in his own shop, men’s and youths’ footwear by the rivetted or screwed processes	Granted, subject to sales being confined to applicant’s own shop only	9 Dec., 1940.
Industrial Fishing.
R. Baxter, Oaro	To take fish for sale along the Kaikoura coast by means of a 14 ft. outboard motor-boat, using set-nets and hand-lines	Granted ..	23 Dec., 1940.
B. Lowe, Whangamata, Waihi	To take fish for sale around Waihi by means of a rowing-boat, using long-lines, hand-lines, and crayfish pots	Granted ..	17 March, 1941.
J. W. Arthur, Ngaere, Taranaki	To take fish for sale by means of a 16 ft. launch, using hand-lines, catches to be landed at Opunake	Granted ..	17 March, 1941.
G. V. Lester, Nguere, Taranaki..	To take fish for sale by means of a 16 ft. launch, using hand-lines, catches to be landed at Opunake	Granted ..	17 March, 1941.
H. J. McKain, Breakwater Road, New Plymouth	To take fish for sale, using trawl-nets, catches to be landed at New Plymouth	Granted ..	17 March, 1941.
J. Warcup, Dunedin	To take fish for sale, using trawl-nets and long-lines, catches to be landed at Port Chalmers	Granted ..	17 March, 1941.
E. J. Thompson, Pines Beach, Kaispoi	To take fish for sale by means of the fishing-vessel “Com.” LN 189, using trawl-nets, set-nets, drag-nets, long-lines, and hand-lines, catches to be landed at Kaiapoi	Declined ..	17 March, 1941.
G. Hill, Imperial Hotel, Greymouth	To take fish for sale by means of the fishing-vessel “Lady Fan,” 93, using long-lines, hand-lines, and trawl-nets	Declined ..	17 March, 1941.
J. Whitelaw, Russell..	To take fish for sale by means of the fishing-vessel “Ngaio,” using set-nets, long-lines, and hand-lines, catches to be landed at Russell	Granted ..	17 March, 1941.
Fish Retailing.
F. J. Hobson, 62 Oxford Terrace, Christchurch	For an extension of his existing license covering the sale of cooked fish at premises situated at that address so as to include the sale of wet fish	Declined ..	17 March, 1941.
Manufacture for Sale of Gut.
MacQuarie Manufacturers Pty., Ltd., Sydney	To engage in the industry of “the manufacture for sale of gut”	Deferred ..	24 March, 1941.
Manufacture for Sale of Rope and Twine.
Donaghy’s Rope and Twine Co., Ltd., Dunedin	To engage in the industry of “the manufacture for sale of rope and twine”	Granted ..	31 March, 1941.
Andrews Twine Co., Ltd., Waikuku	To engage in the industry of “the manufacture for sale of rope and twine”	Granted ..	31 March, 1941.
N.Z. Woolpack and Textiles, Ltd., Foxton	To engage in the industry of “the manufacture for sale of rope and twine	Granted for the fabrication of woolpacks and other textile materials only	31 March, 1941.
Manufacture for Sale of Radios.
F. J. W. Fear, C. C. K. Fear, and A. T. Maylett (trading as F. J. W. Fear and Co.), 31 Willis Street, Wellington	To engage in the industry of “the manufacture for sale of radios” to the extent of manufacturing fifty custom-built sets per annum	Declined ..	17 March, 1941.
Simpson Radios, 257 Jackson Street, Petone	To engage in the industry of “the manufacture of radios” to the extent of manufacturing approximately twenty-five custom-built sets per annum	Declined ..	17 March, 1941.
N. O’Hara, Mercury Auto Supplies, 22 Lower Albert Street, Auckland	To engage in the industry of “the manufacture of radios” to the extent of assembling radios suitable for mounting in motor-vehicles.	Declined ..	17 March, 1941.
Spedding Ltd., Auckland	For extension of existing license covering assembly only of radio-receiving sets so as to include the complete manufacture thereof	Declined ..	17 March, 1941.
Retail Sale of Motor-spirit.
G. H. Gilling, Agent and Trustee for a proposed company—Hamilton Co-operative Taxis Ltd., P.O. Box 95, Hamilton	To install one petrol pump at garage premises situated at Collingwood Street, Hamilton	Declined ..	24 March, 1941.
Manufacture for Sale of Bituminous Roofing Materials.
Importers and Agents, Ltd., Auckland	To engage in the industry of “the manufacture for sale of bituminous roofing materials”	Declined ..	19 Feb., 1941.
Spedding Ltd., Auckland	To engage in the industry of “the manufacture for sale of bituminous roofing materials”	Declined ..	31 March, 1941.

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🏭 Decisions on Industrial License Applications

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsIndustrial Efficiency Act, License Applications, Footwear, Fishing, Fish Retailing, Gut, Rope, Twine, Radios, Motor-spirit, Bituminous Roofing
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20 names identified

W. J. Cargill, Application for footwear manufacture declined
R. A. Campbell, Application for footwear manufacture declined
W. E. Clare, Application for footwear manufacture granted
F. E. A. N. Callaghan, Application for footwear manufacture granted
G. E. Callaghan, Application for footwear manufacture granted
R. Baxter, Application for industrial fishing granted
B. Lowe, Application for industrial fishing granted
J. W. Arthur, Application for industrial fishing granted
G. V. Lester, Application for industrial fishing granted
H. J. McKain, Application for industrial fishing granted
J. Warcup, Application for industrial fishing granted
E. J. Thompson, Application for industrial fishing declined
G. Hill, Application for industrial fishing declined
J. Whitelaw, Application for industrial fishing granted
F. J. Hobson, Application for fish retailing extension declined
F. J. W. Fear, Application for radio manufacture declined
C. C. K. Fear, Application for radio manufacture declined
A. T. Maylett, Application for radio manufacture declined
N. O’Hara, Application for radio manufacture declined
G. H. Gilling, Application for motor-spirit retail declined

👩‍💼 Officials

G. L. O’Halloran, Secretary, Bureau of Industry

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