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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 78.

STATUTORY REGULATIONS

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NEW ZEALAND PARLIAMENTARY RECORD
(1840–1949)

EDITED BY GUY SCHOLEFIELD

AN Historical Survey of Parliament and the Parliamentary System
of New Zealand.

245 pages Crown 4to: Bound full cloth: Green.

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LICENSING COMMISSION REPORT

PARLIAMENTARY PAPER H—38 (1946)

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ROYALTY IN NEW ZEALAND

SPECIAL PICTORIAL SOUVENIR 1927

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STUDENTS’ FLORA OF NEW ZEALAND AND OUTLYING ISLANDS

By T. W. KIRK, F.L.S.

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THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL SECURITY IN NEW ZEALAND

A survey of social security in New Zealand from 1898 to 1949,
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this country.

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BUTTERFLIES AND MOTHS OF NEW ZEALAND. By G. V. HUDSON, F.E.S., F.N.Z.Inst. With nine plain and fifty-three coloured plates, and 2,100 illustrations.

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PARLIAMENTARY PAPER I—17 (1946)

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CONTENTS

ADVERTISEMENTS .................................................. 2207
APPOINTMENTS, ETC. .............................................. 2192
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES ............................................. 2207

LAND—
Acquired for Government Works, Declared Crown Land ............ 2184
Better Utilization, Notice of Intention to Take Land for ....... 2194
Drill-shed, Additional Land Taken for .......................... 2185
Education Boards, Declaring Land Vested in, to be Vested in His Majesty the King .............................................. 2183
Housing Act, Crown Land Set Apart for the Purposes of Part I of .......................................................... 2183
Housing Purposes, Taken for .................................... 2186
Maori Housing Purposes, Crown Land Set Apart for .............. 2184
Maori Land Act, Variation of Order in Council Prohibiting Alienations of Certain Maori Land Under .................... 2190
Maori Land Amendment Act, Releasing Land from the Provisions of Part I of ................................................ 2195
Maori Reservation, Maori Land Set Apart as .................... 2190
Post and Telegraph Purposes, Taken for ......................... 2186
Post-office, Additional Land Taken for ........................ 2185
Post-office, Taken for ......................................... 2186
Public Purposes, Land at Raratonga Taken for .................. 2191
Public School, Taken for ....................................... 2186
Reserve, Closed Road Added to .................................. 2189
Road, Notice of Intention to Take Land for .................... 2194
Roadman’s Cottage, Crown Land Set Apart for ................... 2184
Roads, Proclaimed as and Roads Closed .......................... 2188
Roads, Proclaimed as .......................................... 2187
Roads, Taken for ............................................... 2187
Streets, Proclaimed as ........................................ 2187
Street, Taken for .............................................. 2186
Servicemen’s Settlement and Land Sales Act: Notices Declaring Lands Taken for the Settlement of Discharged Servicemen .......................................................... 2193
Surfaceman’s Cottage, Portion of Public Reserve Set Apart for . 2185
Workers’ Hostel, Leasehold Estate in Land Taken for ........... 2185

MISCELLANEOUS—
Auckland Metropolitan Fire Board Election Order, 1950 .......... 2191
Chattels Transfer Act, Varying Notice Authorizing Officers to Attest Signatures, &c., Under .............................. 2192
Counties Act: Conferring on County Council Certain Powers With Respect to Water Supply Domain Board Appointed ....... 2190
Exempted Goods (Control of Prices) Notice 1950, No. 15 ......... 2204
Import Control Regulations, Exemptions Under ................... 2196
Industrial Efficiency Act, Decisions of the Bureau of Industry Under ..................................................... 2205
Industrial Efficiency Act, Notice of Persons Affected by Applications for Licences Under ............................. 2204
Land Surveyors’ Examination, Notice of ........................ 2195
Meteorological Returns for November, 1950 ...................... 2198
Maori Land Act, Varying Notice Authorizing Officers to Attest Signatures of Maoris, &c., Under ........................ 2192
Officiating Ministers for 1950 ................................ 2195
Maori Land Act, Notices of Adoptions Under .................... 2204
Post and Telegraph Act, Prohibition of Issue of Money-orders, &c., Under ............................................... 2193
Price Orders—
No. 1205 (Hotel Tariffs) .................................. 2200
No. 1206 (Condensed Milk) ................................. 2203
Public Trustee: Elections to Administer Estates Regulations Act, Notice Under ........................................ 2206
Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Weekly Statement of Assets and Liabilities ............................................. 2206
Roads, Classification of ....................................... 2195
Statutory Declarations, Officers Authorized to Take and Receive ...................................................... 2191
Transport Act, Areas Declared Closely Populated Localities Under .................................................... 2194
Transport Act, Amending Speed Limitation Imposed Under ......... 2195
Transport Act, Revoking Warrants Declaring Area a Closely Populated Locality, &c., Under ............................ 2194

SHIPPING—
Notices to Mariners ............................................ 2204

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