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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 32

NEW ZEALAND PARLIAMENTARY RECORD
(1840–1949)

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EDITED BY GUY SCHOLEFIELD

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AN Historical Survey of Parliament and the Parliamentary System
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CONTENTS

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ADVERTISEMENTS .................................................. 564
APPOINTMENTS, ETC. ............................................. 545
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES .......................................... 563
DEFENCE NOTICES ................................................ 545
LAND—
Access-way Vested .............................................. 538
Better Utilization, Land Taken for ........................... 535
County Road, Farm Settlement Road Declared to be
Crown Land, Land Acquired for Government Works,
and Not Required for Those Purposes Declared
to be ............................................................... 534
Defence Purposes, Crown Land Set Apart for ............. 534
Domain Boards Appointed ...................................... 542
Government Road, Road Declared to be .................... 538
Main Highway Depot, Crown Land Set Apart as ......... 534
Maori Land Court, Road Closed by Order of the ......... 556
Maori Reservation, Maori Land Set Apart as a ........... 542
Maori School, Notice of Intention to Take
Additional Land for a .......................................... 553
Permanent State Forest Land, Crown Land Set
Apart as ............................................................ 533
Public Reserves, Domains, and National Parks Act,
Recreation Reserves Brought Under Part II of .......... 544
Public Road, Proclaiming a Road-line to be a ............ 533
Reserve, Cancelling the Vesting of a ........................ 543
Reserve, Revoking Reservation Over a ..................... 544
Reserves Vested ................................................... 543
Road, Allocating Railway Land to Purposes of ........... 536
Road, Notice of Intention to Take Additional Land
for ................................................................. 553
Roads, Proclaimed and Closed ............................... 535
Road Stopped ..................................................... 536
Road, Taken for .................................................. 535
Servicemen’s Settlement Act, Notices Declaring
Lands Taken, &c., Under the .................................. 551
Scenic Reserve, Revoking Reservation Over a ............ 533
Streets: Authorizing the Laying-off of, &c. ............... 537
Technical School, Additional Land Taken for a .......... 534
Water-power, Land Taken for Development of ........... 534
LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES ............................... 563
MISCELLANEOUS—
Animals Protection and Game Act, Open Seasons,
&c., Declared Under the (Gazette No. 31) ............... 517
Customs Acts, Decisions Under the ........................ 557
Drainage and Sanitation, Conferring on a County
Council Powers of Borough Councils With
Respect to ....................................................... 538
Electricity, Authorizing Use of Water for Generating
Electric Lines, Authorizing Erection and Use of ........ 536
Industrial Efficiency Act, Decisions of the Bureau
of Industry Under the ......................................... 562
Industrial Efficiency Act, Notice to Persons Affected
by Applications for Licences Under the ................. 562
Loans: Consenting to Raising of, &c. ...................... 538
Meteorological Returns for March ........................... 559
Mining Act: Mining Privileges to be Struck off the
Register, and Surrendered .................................... 554
Motor-drivers Regulations, Exemption Order Under
the ................................................................. 553
Noxious Weeds, Plants Declared to be .................... 546
Officiating Ministers for 1951 ............................... 556
Price Orders—
No. 1231 (Australian Wheat) ............................. 554
No. 1232 (Wheat Grown in South Island) .............. 555
No. 1233 (Wheat Grown in North Island) .............. 555
No. 1234 (Condensed Milk) ............................... 555
Public Trustee: Election to Administer Estates .......... 561
Regulations Act, Notice Under the ........................ 561
Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Weekly Statement
of Assets and Liabilities ...................................... 561
Results of Polls for Proposed Loans ....................... 562
Roads, Classification of ........................................ 552
Standards Act: Amendment of Standard Specifica-
tions ............................................................... 556
Standards Act: Draft New Zealand Standard
Specification ................................................... 556
Standards Act: Specifications Declared to be
Standard Specifications ...................................... 556
Territorial Force, Reorganization of ........................ 554
Transport Act, Revoking Warrant, &c., and Declaring
Areas to be Closely Populated Localities for
Purposes of the ................................................. 552
Valuers Act, List of Public Valuers Under the .......... 547
Workers’ Compensation Amendment Act, Authorized
Insurers Under the ............................................. 563
SHIPPING—
Notices to Mariners ............................................ 562

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