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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 46

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WILD LIFE IN NEW ZEALAND

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CONTENTS

ADVERTISEMENTS ........................................... 855
APPOINTMENTS, ETC. ....................................... 841
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES ...................................... 855
LAND—
Aerodrome Purposes, Land Taken for ................... 832
Cemetery Purposes, Land Taken for .................... 833
Crown Land Declared Available for Reservation
Under, Subject to Housing Act ....................... 829
Crown Land, Land Acquired for a Government Work
and Not Required for That Purpose, Declared
to be ................................................ 831
Defence Purposes, Land and an Easement Over,
Taken for ............................................ 833
Held for Housing Purposes, Set Apart for Buildings
of General Government ............................... 833
Held for Housing Purposes, Set Apart for Scientific
and Industrial Research Purposes .................... 833
Land Act, 1948, Lands Reserved Under .................. 840
Main Highway Depot, Additional Land Taken for ........ 832
Main Highway Depot, Crown Land Set Apart for ......... 831
Post-office, Land Taken for ........................... 832
Proclaimed as Road and Road Closed .................... 835
Provisional State Forest, Land Set Apart as ........... 830
Public Hall Site, Domain Set Apart as ................. 841
Public Reserves, Domains, and National Parks Act,
Recreation Reserves Brought Under Part II of ........ 839
Public Road Proclaimed, Road Traversing Maori
Land as .............................................. 830
Public Schools, Lands Vested as Sites for, to be
Vested in His Majesty the King ...................... 830
Railway Land, Directing Sale of ....................... 836
Reserves, Changing the Purpose of ..................... 838
Reserve, Waterworks, Vesting Control of ............... 838
Reserves, Revoking Reservation Over ................... 839
Reserves Vested ........................................ 838
Road Purposes, Allocating Railway Land to
Road, Taken for ...................................... 831
Roads, Notice of Intention to Take Land for ........... 846
Roads Proclaimed ....................................... 834
Sand-dune Reclamation, Notice of Intention to take
Additional Land for .................................. 846
Scenery Preservation Act, Lands Reserved Under ........ 829
Scenic Reserve, Revoking Reservation Over ............. 829
Scenic Reserves, Honorary Inspectors Appointed ........ 841
Servicemen’s Settlement Act, Notice Declaring Land
Taken for Settlement ................................. 845
Street, Authorizing the Laying-off of .................. 835
Street Proclaimed ...................................... 834
Street Purposes, Allocating Land Taken for ............ 831
University College, Consenting to Land Being Taken
for .................................................. 835
University College, Land Taken for .................... 832
LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES .............................. 855
MISCELLANEOUS—
Birthday Honours ....................................... 848
Board of Trade Notice No. 7 ........................... 848
Bobby Calf Pool Committees, Elections of Members
of .................................................. 842
Customs Act, Decisions Under ........................... 849
Domain Boards Appointed ............................... 836
Electrical Wiremen’s Registration Act, Results of
Examinations, March, 1951 ............................ 850
Fisheries Amendment Act: Appointment of Sea
Fisheries Licensing Appeal Authority ................ 841
Import Control Regulations, Exemptions Under .......... 846
Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act: Pro-
posed Cancellation of Registration of Industrial
Union ................................................ 854
Industrial Efficiency Act, Notice to Persons Affected
by Applications for Licenses Under .................. 847
Loans, Consenting to the Raising of, &c. .............. 835
Motor-drivers Regulations, Exemption Order Under ...... 847
Noxious Weeds, Plants Declared to be .................. 842
Officiating Ministers for 1951 ........................ 848
Price Orders—
No. 1253 (Hairdressing Charges) .................. 854
No. 1254 (Boot Repair Charges) ................... 852
No. 1255 (New Zealand Lemons Other Than
Meyer Lemons) .................................... 854
No. 1256 (Oatmeal and Rolled Oats) ................ 853
Public Trustee: Election to Administer Estates ........ 849
Public Trust Notice .................................... 848
Regulations Act, Notice Under the ..................... 851
Reserve Bank Statement ................................. 852
Roads, Classification of ............................... 847
Statutory Declarations, Officers Authorized to Take
and Receive .......................................... 840
Transport Act, Declaring Area to be a Closely
Populated Locality for Purposes of .................. 847
Transport Act, Notice Prescribing Colours of
Registration Plates Under, &c. ...................... 847
Transport Act, Revoking Warrant as to Speed Limits,
&c., Imposed by ...................................... 847
SHIPPING—
Notices to Mariners .................................... 854

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