New Zealand Gazette – 1942 – No. 114

Page 3185

✨ Bread Delivery Scheme

Dec. 23.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3185

The Christchurch and Area Bread Delivery Notice 1942.

PURSUANT to Regulation 4 of the Delivery Emergency Regulations 1942,* the Minister of Transport doth hereby give notice as follows:—

This notice may be cited as the Christchurch and Area Bread Delivery Notice 1942.
This notice shall come into force on the Monday following the publication thereof in the Gazette.
The scheme set out in the Schedule hereto is hereby provided for the said district.
The Christchurch and Area Bread Delivery Scheme, 1942, published in the Gazette on the 5th day of March, 1942, at page 663, and the amendment thereof published in the Gazette on the 23rd day of July, 1942, at page 1946, are hereby revoked.

SCHEDULE.

THE CHRISTCHURCH AND AREA BREAD DELIVERY SCHEME, 1942.

(1) For the purposes of this scheme, unless the context otherwise requires,—

“ The district ” means the area as indicated by a black border on the plan, including also the area of the Borough of Lyttelton :
“ The plan ” means the plan of the district deposited for the purposes of the scheme in the head office of the Transport Department at Wellington under No. TT. 3296 :
“ Wholesale purchaser ” means either—

(a) A person who purchases not less than thirty-six 2 lb. loaves per week or their equivalent in weight ; or
(b) A hospital, hotel, military camp, or similar institution requiring large quantities of bread daily :

“ Week ” means a period of seven consecutive days commencing on a Monday :
“ Minister ” means the Minister of Transport.

(2) For the purpose of assisting in the administration of this scheme, there shall be a committee which shall consist of the members constituting from time to time the Executive Committee under Regulation 3 of the Christchurch Milk Delivery Emergency Regulations 1942, together with an additional member appointed by the Canterbury Master Bakers’ and Pastrycooks’ Industrial Union of Employers.

(3) The functions of the committee shall be to receive and investigate complaints affecting the administration of this scheme in its area, to advise the Minister on any matters that may be referred to the committee by the Minister or that may be considered by it of its own motion, and to make recommendations to the Minister for amending this scheme.

(4) Subject to the foregoing provisions of this scheme, each committee may regulate its procedure in such manner as it thinks fit.

(5) It shall be a condition of this scheme that bread shall be delivered within the district to the premises of wholesale purchasers only.

(6) It shall be a condition of this scheme that a party to the scheme shall deliver bread only to the wholesale purchasers allotted to him as provided in clause (7) of this scheme.

(7) The names and addresses of the vendors who are parties to this scheme and the wholesale purchasers to whom they may deliver bread are as follows:—

Name and Address of Vendor.	Wholesale Purchasers allotted to Vendor.
1. R. M. Bailey, 327 Ferry Road, Christchurch	Bailey, 395 Worcester Street, Christchurch ; Anning, 124 Ensors Road, Christchurch ; Technical College, Ensors Road, Christchurch ; Stewart, 126 Opawa Road, Christchurch ; Knowles, 130 Opawa Road, Christchurch ; Hall, 134 Opawa Road, Christchurch ; Williamson, 147 Opawa Road, Christchurch ; Technical College Hostel, 136 Opawa Road, Christchurch ; Hobson, 395 Ferry Road, Christchurch ; Barnard, 348 Ferry Road, Christchurch.
2. L. W. Besley, New Brighton, Christchurch	Cook, 181 Richmond Terrace, Christchurch ; Mascot Stores, 253 Richmond Terrace, Christchurch ; McClintock, 47 Estuary Road, Christchurch ; McKay, 86 Estuary Road, Christchurch ; Shaw, 184 Estuary Road, Christchurch ; Cafe, New Brighton ; Tucks, 61 Seaview Road, Christchurch ; Relief Depot, Council Chambers, Christchurch ; Nolan, corner of Rodney and George Streets, Christchurch ; Home Guard, Pleasant Point Domain, Christchurch.
3. Blair’s Bakery, 50 St. John Street, Christchurch	Walker, 189 North Road, Christchurch ; Grimwood, 187 North Road, Christchurch ; Woodard, 98 North Road, Christchurch ; Feilding, North Road, Christchurch ; McDonald, Papanui Square, Christchurch ; Adams, 470 Papanui Road, Christchurch ; Dunnage Home, Papanui Road, Christchurch ; Duncan, corner of Blighs Road and Bounty Street, Christchurch ; Loretta Convent, 51 Windermere Road, Christchurch ; Methodist Orphanage, 93 Harewood Road, Christchurch ; Buckley, 32 Windermere Road, Christchurch ; Thorpe, 96 Blighs Road, Christchurch.
4. C. E. Boon Ltd., 221 Colombo Street, Christchurch	Park, 92 Colombo Street ; Dawson, 210 Colombo Street ; Hayward, 136A Colombo Street ; Duffield, 272 Colombo Street ; Annand, 145 Colombo Street ; Ayrshire, 386 Colombo Street ; Carter, 143B Colombo Street ; Choak, 285 Colombo Street ; Donaldson, 274 Colombo Street ; Dyer, 262 Colombo Street ; French, 268 Colombo Street ; Forbes, 130 Colombo Street ; Gibson, 379 Colombo Street ; Lewis, 242 Colombo Street ; Maclay, 251 Colombo Street ; Minty, 254 Colombo Street ; Muir, 143 Colombo Street ; Mutton, 384 Colombo Street ; McMahon, 29 Colombo Street ; Mahon, 141 Colombo Street ; New City Hotel, 527 Colombo Street ; Davidson, 562 Colombo Street ; Plumridge, 566 Colombo Street ; Orr, 147 Colombo Street ; Smith, 334 Colombo Street ; Self Help, 437 Colombo Street ; Sandridge Hotel, 264 Colombo Street ; Self Help, 132A Colombo Street ; Sharp, 136 Colombo Street ; Star Stores, 138 Colombo Street ; Templeton, 461 Colombo Street ; Udell, 258 Colombo Street ; Whitchurch, 326 Colombo Street ; Williams, 296 Colombo Street ; Ward, 17 Colombo Street ; Smith, 43 Harper Street ; Candy, 137 Lyttelton Street ; Hopkins, corner Lyttelton and Stourbridge Streets ; McCarthy, 101 Somerfield Street ; Marton, 2 Somerfield Street ; Doidge, 44 Somerfield Street ; Stirling, 110 Milton Street ; Moore, 227 Selwyn Street ; Hinton, 228 Selwyn Street ; Fergus, 216 Strickland Street ; Emery, 182 Strickland Street ; Walton, 71 Strickland Street ; Prendergast, 47 Strickland Street ; Taylor, 21 Simeon Street ; Tindall, 2 Athelston Street ; Robinson, Wychbury Street ; Murdoch, 171 Huxley Street ; Bucket, 257 Brougham Street ; Barrett, 245 Brougham Street ; Snow, 24 Brougham Street ; Blythe, 127 Hackthorne Road ; Jack, 96 Hackthorne Road ; Bowenvale Depot ; Olvert, 99 Dyer’s Pass Road ; Cashmere Stores, Cashmere Road ; Fraser, 81 Cashmere Road ; Hone, 4 Cashmere Road ; Victoria Park Tea-rooms ; Triggs, 53 Leitch Street ; Duncraft, 136 Waltham Road ; Douglas, 201 Waltham Road ; Hadler, 203 Waltham Road ; K.K.K., 131 Waltham Road ; Matthews, 208A Waltham Road ; Self Help, 199 Waltham Road ; Snell, 208 Waltham Road ; Victor, 129 Waltham Road ; Waltham Hotel, 151 Waltham Road ; Bailey, 106 Birdwood Avenue ; Coombes, 104 Fisher Street ; Cashmere Stores, 76 Malcolm Avenue ; Casino Cafe, 490 Colombo Street ; Collingwood, 472 Colombo Street ; Ford and Banfield, 194 Hastings Street ; Bowick, 93 Ging Street ; Griffen, 70 Rose Street ; Graham, 137 Tennyson Street ; Gilmore, 89 Madras Street ; Spalton, 94 Madras Street ; Hawker, 250 Barrington Street ; Rutledge, 93 Barrington Street ; Jamieson, 94 Kingsley Street ; Karitane Hospital, Cashmere ; Kirwin, 2 Bletsoe Avenue ; Lalor, 486 Colombo Street ; McKay, 35 Longfellow Street ; Pillings, 58 Manchester Street ; Windsor Hotel, 47 Manchester Street ; Savoy Hotel, 37 Manchester Street ; Cokers Hotel, Manchester Street ; Rhodes Convalescent Home ; Simpson, 1 Montreal Street ; Thackwell, 100 Wilson’s Road ; Black, 96 Wilson’s Road ; Cusdin, 114 Wilson’s Road ; Malcolm, 160 Wilson’s Road ; Trist, 42 Wilson’s Road ; Hall, Centaurus Road ; Woodfield, 256 Centaurus Road ; Edis, 14 St. Martin’s Road ; Sutherland, 62 St. Martin’s Road ; Supply Stores, 420 Colombo Street.
5. W. Bougen and Son, 546 Moorhouse Avenue, Christchurch	Phillips, 59 Shakespeare Road ; Smith, 2 Opawa Road ; Flesher, 3 Opawa Road ; Woods, 14 Opawa Road ; McCullough, 23 Opawa Road ; Moultrie, 361 Wilson’s Road.
6. J. Gilmore, 616 Ferry Road, Christchurch	Heathcote Hotel, Ferry Road ; Rawlings, Mount Pleasant ; Bettle, Heathcote ; Deavoull, Heathcote ; Horotane and Avoca Depot ; Mount Pleasant Depot ; Yarall, corner of Garlands and Opawa Roads ; Hayward, 109 Radley Street ; Andrews, 102 Radley Street ; Bonney, 101 Radley Street ; Chapple, 59 Radley Street ; Beanland, 25 Radley Street ; Smith, 109 McKenzie Avenue ; Butcher, Sullivan Avenue ; Agar, 694 Ferry Road ; McGhie, 690 Ferry Road ; Cooper, 656 Ferry Road ; Self Help, 622 Ferry Road ; Fire-station, 619 Ferry Road ; Gracie, 615 Ferry Road ; Park, 611 Ferry Road ; Woolston Hotel, 604 Ferry Road ; Findlay, 555 Ferry Road ; McGrath, 454 Ferry Road ; Brown, 436 Ferry Road ; Smith, 454A Ferry Road ; Marthy, 66 Neville Street ; Hancock, 108 Lincoln Road ; Black Horse Hotel, 33 Lincoln Road.

Statutory Regulations 1942, Serial number 1942/191, page 465.

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R. M. Bailey, Vendor in bread delivery scheme
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