New Zealand Gazette – 1946 – No. 65

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✨ Industrial License Decisions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 65

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

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

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 have been made in respect of the applications for licenses.

G. L. O'HALLORAN, Secretary.

Applicant and Location.	Nature of Application.	Decision.	Date.
Manufacture for Sale of Footwear
H. V. Beery and S. N. Bickerton, 91 Newton Road, Auckland	For a license to manufacture ladies’ and children’s sandals by the auto-soling and cemented processes, and clogs	Declined	9 Sept., 1946.
E. A. Reynolds and T. W. Lockington, 332 Broadway, Newmarket	For a license to permit in their factory at 332 Broadway, Newmarket, fair-stitching, screwing, and finishing processes of men’s, women’s, and children’s footwear of all types for the trade	Declined	9 Sept., 1946.
W. F. Garlick and R. A. Campbell, Ponsonby Road, Auckland	For a license to manufacture maids’ and girls’ shoes, sizes 7–10, 11–1, and 2–7, and women’s shoes of the open-sandal type by the cemented, machine-sewn, and fair-stitched processes	Declined	9 Sept., 1946.
C. F. Meason, 75 Hobson Street, Auckland	For a license to manufacture women’s sandals by the hand-made and cemented processes	Declined	9 Sept., 1946.
Pitmet Footwear, Ltd., 127 Parnell Road, Auckland	For an extension of its existing license so as to permit the manufacture of women’s and children’s utility footwear by the machine-sewn process	Declined	9 Sept., 1946.
R. J. Rawson, 4 Hereford Street, Auckland	For an extension of his license to manufacture children’s and youths’ shoes, sizes 10–5, by the machine-sewn and fair-stitched processes, and also women’s fashion shoes by the machine-sewn and cemented processes	1. Granted (to manufacture girls’, men’s, boys, and youths’ shoes, sizes 10–1 and 2–5, by the machine-sewn and fair-stitched processes)
2. Declined (for permission to manufacture women’s fashion shoes)	9 Sept., 1946.
W. J. Cargill, 29 Hukanui Crescent, Herne Bay	For a license to manufacture women’s fashion shoes, low and high Cuban heels, by the cemented process, and women’s wedge-heel sandals by the auto-soling process	Declined	9 Sept., 1946.
E. A. and F. W. Green, Orpheous Buildings, Station Road, Otahuhu	For a license to manufacture women’s shoes, full and of the open-sandal type, by the hand-riveted and cemented processes	Declined	9 Sept., 1946.
Radio-manufacturing Industry
C. H. Jones, Rolax Radio Manufacturing Co., 175 Manchester Street, Christchurch	For permission to change the address of his premises from 175 Manchester Street, Christchurch, to 97 Lichfield Street, Christchurch, and transfer his existing license from C. H. Jones, Rolax Radio Manufacturing Co., to Rolax Radio Manufacturing Co., Ltd.	Granted	9 Sept., 1946.
G. S. Benson and F. P. Wells, 37 Henley Road, Mount Eden, Auckland	For a license to permit the manufacture of 200 car radios per annum	Granted	9 Sept., 1946.
D. P. Corrigan, Vincent Precision Radio Service, 827 Colombo Street, Christchurch	For a license to permit the manufacture of 200 radio receiving-sets per annum	Granted (100 sets per annum)	9 Sept., 1946.
E. W. Devery, 22 Fleet Street, Eden Terrace, Auckland	For a license to permit the manufacture of 100 radio receiving-sets per annum	Granted	9 Sept., 1946.
R. W. Duffin, 10 Meadowbank Road, Remuera, Auckland	For a license to permit the manufacture of 200 radio receiving-sets per annum	Granted (100 sets per annum)	9 Sept., 1946.
N. R. Lenihan, Universal Radio Co., 31 Ponsonby Road, Auckland	For a license to permit the manufacture of 200 radio receiving-sets per annum	Declined	9 Sept., 1946.
M. C. Rhodes, Rhodes Radio and Electrical Supplies, 71 Great North Road, Auckland	For a license to permit the manufacture of 100 radio receiving-sets per annum	Granted	9 Sept., 1946.
A. D. Ripley, Ripley’s Radios, 10 Customs Street West, Auckland	For a license to permit the manufacture of 120 radio receiving-sets per annum	Declined	9 Sept., 1946.
C. W. Sharland and Co., 309 Chancery Chambers, O’Connell Street, Auckland	For a license to permit the manufacture of 300 radio receiving-sets per annum	Declined	9 Sept., 1946.
K. S. Stanbury and G. R. Greenwell, Industrial Electronics, 490A Colombo Street, Christchurch	For a license to permit the manufacture of 200 radio receiving-sets per annum	Granted (100 sets per annum)	9 Sept., 1946.
W. E. Barlow, Box 2, Waipukurau	For a license to permit the manufacture of 100 auto radios per annum	Granted	9 Sept., 1946.
G. W. Vicary, Otorohanga	For a license to permit the manufacture of 200 portable and car radio receiving-sets per annum	Granted (100 sets per annum)	9 Sept., 1946.
M. T. Swinburne, Radio House, 85 Eden Terrace, Auckland	For an extension of the applicant’s existing license to permit the manufacture of 500 or an unlimited number of portable radio receiving-sets and 100 other types of sets per annum	Declined	9 Sept., 1946.
Retail Sale and Distribution of Motor-spirit
R. G. Bush (Flight Lieutenant), R.N.Z.A.F. Station, Ohakea	For a license to resell motor-spirit from four pumps to be installed on proposed service-station premises to be erected at the corner of Northland and John Streets, Ranfurly	Declined	9 Sept., 1946.
C. R. Smith and S. F. Smart, Dunedin	For a license to resell motor-spirit from six pumps to be installed on proposed service-station premises at the corner of Northland and Perry Streets, Ranfurly	Granted (four pumps)	9 Sept., 1946.
J. W. Toothill, Punui Road, Te Awamutu	For a license to resell motor-spirit from one pump already installed in an open yard at garage premises at Punui Road, Te Awamutu	Granted (one pump inside building)	9 Sept., 1946.
R. P. James, Seddon Street, Kumara	For a license to resell motor-spirit from one pump to be installed on garage premises in Seddon Street, Kumara	Granted	9 Sept., 1946.

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🏭 Decisions on Industrial License Applications

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated9 September 1946
KeywordsLicenses, Manufacturing, Footwear, Radio, Motor-spirit, Applications, Decisions
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31 names identified

H. V. Beery, Applied for footwear manufacturing license
S. N. Bickerton, Applied for footwear manufacturing license
E. A. Reynolds, Applied for footwear manufacturing license
T. W. Lockington, Applied for footwear manufacturing license
W. F. Garlick, Applied for footwear manufacturing license
R. A. Campbell, Applied for footwear manufacturing license
C. F. Meason, Applied for footwear manufacturing license
R. J. Rawson, Applied for footwear manufacturing license extension
W. J. Cargill, Applied for footwear manufacturing license
E. A. Green, Applied for footwear manufacturing license
F. W. Green, Applied for footwear manufacturing license
C. H. Jones, Applied for radio manufacturing license change
G. S. Benson, Applied for radio manufacturing license
F. P. Wells, Applied for radio manufacturing license
D. P. Corrigan, Applied for radio manufacturing license
E. W. Devery, Applied for radio manufacturing license
R. W. Duffin, Applied for radio manufacturing license
N. R. Lenihan, Applied for radio manufacturing license
M. C. Rhodes, Applied for radio manufacturing license
A. D. Ripley, Applied for radio manufacturing license
C. W. Sharland, Applied for radio manufacturing license
K. S. Stanbury, Applied for radio manufacturing license
G. R. Greenwell, Applied for radio manufacturing license
W. E. Barlow, Applied for auto radio manufacturing license
G. W. Vicary, Applied for radio manufacturing license
M. T. Swinburne, Applied for radio manufacturing license extension
R. G. Bush (Flight Lieutenant), Applied for motor-spirit resale license
C. R. Smith, Applied for motor-spirit resale license
S. F. Smart, Applied for motor-spirit resale license
J. W. Toothill, Applied for motor-spirit resale license
R. P. James, Applied for motor-spirit resale license

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