New Zealand Gazette – 1949 – No. 23

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✨ Standard Specifications and Regulations

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The Standards Act, 1941.—Specifications Declared to be Standard Specifications

NOTICE is hereby given that on 8th March, 1949, the under-mentioned specifications were declared to be standard specifications by the Minister of Industries and Commerce pursuant to section 8 of the Standards Act, 1941 :—

Number and Title of Specification.	Price of Copy (Post Free).
s. d.
(1) N.Z.S.S. 175 : Fuel oil for burners ; being B.S. 742–1947	6 0
(2) N.Z.S.S. 176 : Machine cut gears—B : Bevel (with helical, curved, and straight teeth) ; being B.S. 545–1934, with amendment C.F. 7859	7 6
(3) N.Z.S.S. 177 : Machine cut gears—A : Helical and straight spur ; being B.S. 436–1940, with amendments C.F. 7860 and P.D. 171	7 6
(4) N.Z.S.S. 179 : Silicon aluminium alloy castings for general engineering purposes ; being B.S. 702–1936	2 0
(5) N.Z.S.S. 183 ; General purpose laboratory thermometers ; being B.S. 593–1940	2 0
(6) N.Z.S.S. 185 : Standard density-composition tables for aqueous solutions of sulphuric acid for use in conjunction with New Zealand Standard density hydrometers ; being B.S. 753–1937	6 0
(7) N.Z.S.S. 186 : Testing of chemical stoneware ; being B.S. 784–1938	4 0
(8) N.Z.S.S. 187 : Ostwald-Folin pipettes ; being B.S. 773–1938	2 0
(9) N.Z.S.S. 189 : Hæmacytometer counting chambers and hæmacytometer dilution pipettes ; being B.S. 748–1937	2 6
(10) N.Z.S.S. 190 : Sampling of coal, with special reference to the size-weight-ratio theory by E. S. Grumell, D.Sc., with notes on sampling and analysis for ash content, by A. Crawford, M.Sc., Ph.D., and W. Reed ; being B.S. 763–1937, with amendment C.E. 9954 (incorporated)	7 6
(11) N.Z.S.S. 193 : Bomb calorimeter thermometers ; being B.S. 791–1938, with amendment C.F. 8472	2 0
(12) N.Z.S.S. 194 : One-mark capillary pipettes ; being B.S. 797–1938, with amendment P.D. 45	2 0
(13) N.Z.S.S. 204 : High duty iron castings (Grades 1, 2, 3, and 4) ; being B.S. 786–1938, with amendment C.F. 7943	2 0
(14) N.Z.S.S. 205 : Nickel silver sheets and strip of 10 to 30 per cent. nickel content (up to and including 3 S.W.G. (0·252 in.) thick) ; being B.S. 790–1938	2 0
(15) N.Z.S.S. 207 : Density hydrometers for use in milk ; being B.S. 734–1937	7 6
(16) N.Z.S.S. 221 : General grey iron castings (Grades A and C) ; being B.S. 321–1938	2 0
(17) N.Z.S.S. 223 : Y-alloy castings (as cast) for general engineering purposes ; being B.S. 703–1936	2 0
(18) N.Z.S.S. 224 : Y-alloy casting (heat treated) for general engineering purposes ; being B.S. 704–1936	2 0
(19) N.Z.S.S. 226 : System for the direction of rotation of machine tool handwheels and levers relative to movement produced ; being B.S. 754–1937	2 6
(20) N.Z.S.S. 227 : Wrought iron bars “special” grade ; being B.S. 762–1938	2 0
(21) N.Z.S.S. 249 : Steel for die blocks for drop forging ; being B.S. 224–1938	2 0
(22) N.Z.S.S. 250 : Hydro-extractors ; being B.S. 767–1938, amended to meet New Zealand requirements	2 6
(23) N.Z.S.S. 251 : Grub screws (B.S. White, B.S. Fine, B.A. and B.S. Pipe) ; being B.S. 768–1938	2 0
(24) N.Z.S.S. 252 : Phosphor bronze sheets, strip and foil grades 407/1, 407/2, and 407/3 (up to and including 10 S.W.G. (0·128 in.) thick), excluding drawn material ; being B.S. 407–1939	2 6

Number and Title of Specification.	Price of Copy (Post Free).
s. d.
(25) N.Z.S.S. 254 : Cast iron straightedges (Grades A and B) ; being B.S. 818–1938	2 6
(26) N.Z.S.S. 255 : Steel storage bins and racks ; being B.S. 826–1939	2 6
(27) N.Z.S.S. 327 : Table of approximate comparison of hardness scales ; being B.S. 860–1939	2 0
(28) N.Z.S.S. 328 : Steel straightedges of rectangular section ; being B.S. 863–1939, with amendment P.D. 387 (incorporated)	2 0
(29) N.Z.S.S. 330 : Toolmakers’ flats and high precision surface plates ; being B.S. 869–1939	2 0
(30) N.Z.S.S. 331 : Abrasive papers and cloths for general purposes (emery cloth, glass paper, glass cloth, flint paper, flint cloth) ; being B.S. 871–1939	3 0
(31) N.Z.S.S. 332 : Abrasive papers and cloths, technical products (roll flint paper, waterproof flint paper, waterproof silicon carbide paper, garnet paper, garnet cloth, aluminium oxide metalworking abrasive cloth) ; being B.S. 872–1939	3 0
(32) N.Z.S.S. 334 : Hand hammers ; being B.S. 876–1939, with amendment, C.F. 5353 and P.D. 607	3 0
N.Z.S.S. 336–337 : Seamless brass tubes for general purposes :—
(33) 336 : Hard drawn seamless brass tubes (ultimate tensile stress : 25 to 35 tons per square inch) ; being B.S. 885–1940	2 0
(34) 337 : Annealed seamless brass tubes ; being B.S. 886–1940	2 0
(35) N.Z.S.S. 339 : Engineers’ parallels (steel) ; being B.S. 906–1940, with amendment P.D. 577	2 0
(36) N.Z.S.S. 340 : “Best Yorkshire” wrought iron ; being B.S. 858–1939, with amendment C.F. 6885	2 6
N.Z.S.S. 341–342 : Leaded gunmetal castings and ingots :—
(37) 431 : 85/5/5/5 Leaded gunmetal ingots ; being B.S. 897–1940	2 0
(38) 342 : 85/5/5/5 Leaded gunmetal castings ; being B.S. 898–1940, with amendment C.F. 6775, October, 1940	2 0
N.Z.S.S. 359–360 : Leaded gunmetal ingots and castings :—
(39) 359 : 87/9/3/1 Leaded gunmetal ingots ; being B.S. 900–1940	2 0
(40) 360 : 87/9/3/1 Leaded gunmetal castings ; being B.S. 901–1940 with amendment C.F. 6776	2 0
(41) N.Z.S.S. 370 : Silver solder (Grades A, B, and C) ; being B.S. 206–1941	2 0
(42) N.Z.S.S. 373 : Brass tubes, tubes for screwed glands, and screwed glands for condensers ; being B.S. 378–1941	2 0
(43) N.Z.S.S. 374 : Engineers’ squares ; being B.S. 939–1941	2 6
(44) N.Z.S.S. 375 : Dimensions, limits, and tolerances for screwing taps ; being B.S. 949–1941, with amendment C.G. 442 (incorporated)	10 6
(45) N.Z.S.S. 376 : Feeler gauges ; being B.S. 957–1941	2 0
(46) N.Z.S.S. 377 : Precision levels for engineering workshops ; being B.S. 958–1941	2 0
(47) N.Z.S.S. 378 : Test code for fuel fired melting furnaces used in the non-ferrous metals industry ; being B.S. 992–1941	6 0
(48) N.Z.S.S. 381 : Slip (or block) gauges and their accessories ; being B.S. 888–1940, with amendment C.F. 7790	3 0

Copies may be obtained from the New Zealand Standards Institute, Hamilton Chambers, 201 Lambton Quay, Wellington C. 1, at the prices indicated above.

L. J. McDONALD, Executive Officer.

Notice Under the Regulations Act, 1936

NOTICE is hereby given in pursuance of the Regulations Act, 1936, of the making of regulations and Orders as under :—

Authority for Enactment.	Short Title or Subject-matter.	Serial Number.	Date of Enactment.	Price (Postage 1d. Extra).
Rehabilitation Act, 1941	Rehabilitation (Travelling-allowance) Regulations 1947, Amendment No. 1	1949/43	6/4/49	1d.

Copies can be purchased at the Government Printing and Stationery Office, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Prices for quantities supplied on application. Copies may be ordered by quoting serial number.

J. E. WILSON, Acting Government Printer.

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🏭 Specifications Declared to be Standard Specifications

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated8 March 1949
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L. J. McDonald, Executive Officer

🏛️ Notice Under the Regulations Act, 1936

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