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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 27

NEW ZEALAND PARLIAMENTARY RECORD
(1840–1949)

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EDITED BY GUY SCHOLEFIELD

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CONTENTS

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ADVERTISEMENTS 474
APPOINTMENTS, ETC. 466
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE 473
DEFENCE NOTICE 462
LAND—
Buildings of the General Government, Taken for 453
Crown Land, Land Acquired for a Government Work
and Not Required for That Purpose Declared to be
Defence Purposes, Road Closed for 454
Development of Water-power, Crown Land Set Apart for 455
Directing the Sale of 460
Farm Settlement Road Declared County Road 460
Grant of Easement: Agreement for, Over Land Taken for Railway, Assented to 470
Irrigation Purposes, Crown Land Set Apart for 454
Land Act, Defining Lands to Which Water is Supplied Pursuant to Section 50 of the 470
Maori Land Act, Releasing Land From Provisions of Part I of the 470
Proclaimed as Road 456
Proclaimed as Roads and Roads Closed 456
Proclaimed as Street 456
Public School, Crown Land Set Apart for 454
Railway Land, Directing the Sale of 460
Recreation-ground, Consenting to Land Being Taken for 459
Recreation-ground, Taken for 454
Reserves, Cancelling the Vesting of, &c. 461
Road Closed 455
Road, Declaring Portion of to be Government Road 460
Scenic Reserve, Revoking Reservation Over Portion of 453
Secondary School, Taken for 454
Servicemen’s Settlement Act, Notices Declaring Land, &c., Taken for the Settlement of Discharged Servicemen Under the 468
Stopping Government Road 455
Street, Authorizing the Laying-off of 459
LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES 473
MISCELLANEOUS—
Dietitians Board, Members of Appointed 462
Domain Board Appointed 461
Electricity, Authorizing the Use of Water for the Purposes of Generating, &c. 456
Golden Bay Cement Company’s Employees’ Union Cancellation Notice 1951 (Gazette No. 26) 451
Industrial Efficiency Act, Notice to Persons Affected by Applications for Licences Under the 470
Lemon Marketing Regulations: Notice Fixing Prices of Certain Grades 468
Loans, Consenting to the Raising of, &c. 457
Medical Practitioners Act, Re-appointment of Member of Medical Council Under the 462
Motor-drivers Regulations, Exemption Order Under the 469
New Zealand Government Railways, Alterations to Scale of Charges Upon the 469
New Zealand National Airways Corporation, Approving Amendments to By-laws Made by the 457
Noxious Weeds, Plants Declared to be 468
Officiating Ministers for 1951 470
Opticians Board, Appointment of Member of 462
Portland Cement Workers’ Union Cancellation Notice 1951 (Gazette No. 26) 451
Price Order No. 1228 (Evaporated Milk) 473
Public Service Act, Removal of Offices from Administrative Division Under the 461
Public Trustee: Election to Administer Estates 472
Regulations Act, Notice Under the 472
Reserve Bank of New Zealand—
Bank Returns (Supplementary) 471
Monthly Statement of Trading Banks 471
Weekly Statement of Assets and Liabilities 472
Result of Poll for Proposed Loan 473
Royal Commission: Extending Period in Which to Report 462
Standards Act: Specifications Declared to be Standard Specifications 473
SHIPPING—
Notices to Mariners 470

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