New Zealand Gazette – 1944 – No. 96

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✨ Licenses and Financial Reports

Dec. 14] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1523

Notice to Persons affected by Applications for Licenses under
Part III of the Industrial Efficiency Act, 1936

Taking of Fish for Sale

L. R. Green, Lyall Bay, Wellington, has applied for a variation
of his existing license so as to permit him to operate his 14 ft.
fishing-vessel (not yet registered), using set-nets, drag-nets, long
lines, hand-lines, and crayfish-pots, catches to be landed at Moa
Point.

F. J. Dowling and J. B. Crossen, 122 Coates Avenue, Orakei,
have applied for a license to permit them to operate their 32 ft.
24 h.p. fishing-vessel “Vera” (not yet registered), using set-nets,
drag-nets, long lines, hand-lines, and crayfish-pots, catches to be
landed at Auckland.

J. McLeod, Katikati, has applied for a license to permit him
to operate his 22 ft. 25 h.p. fishing-vessel “Spitfire” (not yet
registered), using drag-nets, long lines, and hand-lines, catches to
be landed at Katikati.

N. A. Steele, Market Street, Picton, has applied for a variation
of his existing license so as to permit him to operate his 26 ft. 6 h.p.
fishing-vessel “Ngahina” (not yet registered), using set-nets, drag-
nets, long lines, hand-lines, and crayfish-pots, catches to be landed
at Picton.

T. W. Hilton, Clarence, Kaikoura, has applied for a license to
permit him to operate his 11 ft. fishing-boat “Nip” (not yet
registered), using set-nets, long lines, hand-lines, and crayfish-pots,
catches to be landed at Clarence.

Fish Retailing

F. Wilson, Napier, has applied, on behalf of a company to be
registered as “Marine Foods, Limited,” for a license to sell wet
fish from premises at 43 Emerson Street, Napier.

A. Zavos, 151 Jackson Street, Petone, has applied for a fish-
retailer’s license to permit him to sell cooked fish from restaurant
premises at that address known as the “Central Cafe.”

Manufacture for Sale of Footwear

W. Ferguson, 7 Margaret Street, Palmerston North, has applied
for permission to manufacture overshoes.

Persons considering themselves materially affected by the
decision of the Bureau of Industry on these applications should make
any desired representations in writing not later than the 28th
December, 1944, to G. L. O’Halloran, Secretary, Bureau of Industry,
G.P.O. Box 3025, Wellington.

G. L. O’HALLORAN, Secretary.

Abstract of Railways Working Account

FOUR-WEEKLY PERIOD ENDED 11TH NOVEMBER, 1944

Section.	Revenue.	Expenditure.	Net Revenue.
North Island main line and branches	£671,233	£521,372	£149,861
South Island main line and branches	326,253	308,347	17,906
Nelson	943	2,450	—1,507
Picton	6,337	6,806	— 469
Total railway operation	1,004,766	838,975	165,791
Miscellaneous and subsidiary services	149,674	114,972	34,702
Total	1,154,440	953,947	200,493

1ST APRIL, 1944, TO 11TH NOVEMBER, 1944

Revenue.	Expenditure.	Net Revenue.
£4,835,489	£4,212,265	£623,224
2,531,218	2,509,389	21,829
9,103	19,911	—10,808
51,506	55,330	— 3,824
7,427,316	6,796,895	630,421
1,141,056	885,410	255,646
8,568,372	7,682,305	886,067

ANALYSIS OF RAILWAY OPERATING REVENUE AND TRAFFIC

	Four-weekly Period.	Year to Date.
Passenger	£336,827	£1,949,115
Parcels, luggage, and mails	30,504	247,359
Goods	617,170	5,051,028
Labour and demurrage	20,265	179,814
Total railway operating revenue	1,004,766	7,427,316
Passengers	No. 2,522,204	20,190,599
Live-stock	Tons 29,715	379,252
Timber	48,699	390,075
Other goods	607,595	4,791,102
Total goods	686,009	5,560,429
Road Motor Services—
Passengers	No. 1,066,870	8,024,337
Revenue	£59,665	459,178

ANALYSIS OF RAILWAY OPERATING EXPENDITURE

	Four-weekly Period.	Year to Date.
Maintenance—
Way and works	£164,515	£1,302,210
Signals and electrical appliances	23,673	190,126
Rolling-stock	207,784	1,737,389
Transportation—
Locomotive	178,982	1,434,900
Traffic	237,218	1,929,479
General charges	8,365	68,047
Superannuation subsidy	18,438	134,744
Total operating expenditure	833,975	6,796,895
Net operating revenue	165,791	630,421
Total railway operating revenue	1,004,766	7,427,316

Capital cost of open lines as at 31st March, 1944 .. £70,999,125

RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND

STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF THE RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND AS AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MONDAY,
4TH DECEMBER, 1944

Liabilities

	£	s.	d.
1. General Reserve Fund	1,500,000	0	0
2. Bank-notes	38,803,794	10	0
3. Demand liabilities—
(a) State	12,265,320	19	11
(b) Banks	26,217,497	5	4
(c) Other	1,120,285	0	4
4. Time deposits
5. Liabilities in currencies other than New Zealand currency	34,332	8	8
6. Other liabilities	2,232,361	11	8
	£(N.Z.)82,173,591	15	11

Assets

	£	s.	d.
7. Reserve—
(a) Gold	2,801,877	10	0
(b) Sterling exchange*	39,271,653	0	0
(c) Gold exchange
8. Subsidiary coin	44,737	19	0
9. Discounts—
(a) Commercial and agricultural bills
(b) Treasury and local-body bills
10. Advances—
(a) To the State or State undertakings—
(1) Marketing Department	400,425	5	8
(2) For other purposes	25,885,000	0	0
(b) To other public authorities
(c) Other
11. Investments	11,737,113	8	6
12. Bank buildings
13. Other assets	2,032,784	12	9
	£(N.Z.)82,173,591	15	11

Expressed in New Zealand currency.

Proportion of reserve (No. 7 less No. 5) to notes and other demand liabilities, 53·617 per cent

W. R. EGGERS, Chief Accountant.

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🏭 Decisions of the Bureau of Industry under Part III of the Industrial Efficiency Act, 1936 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsLicenses, Fish, Footwear, Manufacturing, Retailing
👱🏽 Names

9 names identified

L. R. Green, Applied for variation of fishing license
F. J. Dowling, Applied for fishing license
J. B. Crossen, Applied for fishing license
J. McLeod, Applied for fishing license
N. A. Steele, Applied for variation of fishing license
T. W. Hilton, Applied for fishing license
F. Wilson, Applied for fish retailing license
A. Zavos, Applied for fish retailer’s license
W. Ferguson, Applied for permission to manufacture overshoes

👩‍💼 Officials

G. L. O’Halloran, Secretary

🚂 Abstract of Railways Working Account

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailways, Revenue, Expenditure, Financial Report

💰 Statement of Assets and Liabilities of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
Dated4 December 1944
KeywordsReserve Bank, Assets, Liabilities, Financial Statement
👩‍💼 Officials

W. R. Eggers, Chief Accountant

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