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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 49

THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL SECURITY IN NEW ZEALAND

A survey of social security in New Zealand from 1898 to 1949, and the most comprehensive work on the subject yet published in this country.

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WILD LIFE IN NEW ZEALAND

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Manual No. 5
Part II: Introduced Birds, Frogs, and Fishes

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CONTENTS

ADVERTISEMENTS 925
APPOINTMENTS, ETC. 909
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES 924
DEFENCE NOTICES 906
LAND—
Aerodrome, Notice of Intention to Take for 913
Better Utilization, Taken for 900
Building-line, Cancelling Conditions as to Setting-back 901
Cemetery, Taken for 900
Crown Land, Declaring Portion of Railway Land to be 899
Directing Sale of 901
Government Road Stopped 901
Housing Purposes, Held for the Development of 900
Water-power, Set Apart for 900
Maori Land Amendment Act, Revoking Notice Declaring Land to be Subject to Part I of 924
Maori Lands, Variation of Order in Council Prohibiting Alienation of Certain 905
Plantation Purposes, Revoking Reservation for 899
Proclaimed as Road and Road Closed 901
Railway Purposes, Set Apart for 899
Recreation Reserve, Vesting Control of 904
Reserved 906
Reserve Vested 904
Reserves, Cancelling Vesting of 904
Reserves, Changing Purposes of 903
Reserves, Revoking Reservations Over 904
Roads Proclaimed 900
Road, Taken for 900
Scenic Reserve, Vesting Control of 906
Surfacemen’s Cottage, Crown Land Set Apart for 900
LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES 925
MISCELLANEOUS—
Bobby Calf Pool Committees, Elections of Members of 910
Corrigendum 899
Customs Acts, Decisions Under 918
Domain Board, Revoking Appointment of 903
Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act: Cancellation of Registration 919
Industrial Efficiency Act, Notice to Persons Affected by Application for Licenses Under 920
Loans, Consenting to the Raising of, &c. 902
Maori Land Act, Notice of Adoption Under the 917
Money-lenders Act, Register of Licenses Issued Under 914
Motor-drivers Regulations, Approval of Testing Officers Under the 913
Noxious Weeds Act, Administration of the 912
Noxious Weeds, Plants Declared to be 911
Officiating Ministers for 1951 924
Price Orders—
No. 1257 (Australian Wheat) 923
No. 1258 (Board Products Manufactured by Whakatane Board Mills, Ltd.) 923
No. 1259 (Main Crop Potatoes) 923
No. 1260 (Cotton-wool) 923
No. 1261 (Drugs and Druggists’ Lines) 924
No. 1262 (Bananas) 922
No. 1263 (Australian Oranges) 922
No. 1264 (Retreaded and Recapped Tires) 921
Price Order Revoked 924
Public Trustee: Election to Administer Estates 919
Regulations Act, Notice Under the 919
Reserve Bank of New Zealand—
Bank Returns (Supplementary) 916
Monthly Statement of Trading Banks 916
Weekly Statements of Assets and Liabilities 917
Roads, Classification of 913
Scenic Reserves: Appointment of Honorary Inspector 905
Standards Act: Draft New Zealand Standard Specification 915
Standards Act: Specifications Declared to be Standard Specifications 915
Statutory Declarations, Officers Authorized to Take and Receive 905
Teachers’ Register, Supplementary 920
Unclaimed Property, Sale of 919
SHIPPING—
Notices to Mariners 915

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