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✨ Maritime and Licensing Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 75

Notice to Mariners No. 41 of 1951

Marine Department,
Wellington, N.Z., 13 September 1951.

NEW ZEALAND—NORTH ISLAND

Live-shell Practice

PARTICULARS of live-shell practices which have been arranged are as follows:—

(a) Date of shoot: 29 September 1951.
(b) Duration: 0900 hours to 1700 hours.
(c) Place: Foxton Beach.
(d) Danger height: 5,000 ft.
(e) Danger area bounded by—
Lat., 40° 22′ 58″ S.; long., 175° 11′ 36″ E.
Lat., 40° 23′ 25″ S.; long., 175° 15′ 34″ E.
Lat., 40° 27′ 12″ S.; long., 175° 15′ E.
Lat., 40° 26′ 41″ S.; long., 175° 11′ E.
(a) Date of shoot: 8 to 10 October 1951.
(b) Duration: 0800 hours to 1800 hours.
(c) Place: Whangaparaoa.
(d) Danger height: 33,000 ft.
(e) Danger area bounded by—
Lat., 36° 25′ S.; long., 174° 55′ 30″ E.
Lat., 36° 28′ 36″ S.; long., 175° 01′ E.
Lat., 36° 34′ 06″ S.; long., 175° 02′ 18″ E.
Lat., 36° 35′ 42″ S.; long., 174° 50′ 30″ E.
(a) Date of shoot: 10 to 13 October 1951.
(b) Duration: 0800 hours to 1800 hours.
(c) Place: Whangaparaoa, Okura.
(d) Danger height: 15,000 ft.; 2,000 ft.
(e) Danger area bounded by—
Lat., 36° 36′ 18″ S.; long., 174° 47′ 24″ E.
Lat., 36° 29′ 36″ S.; long., 174° 48′ E.
Lat., 36° 31′ 24″ S.; long., 174° 56′ 36″ E.
Lat., 36° 36′ 54″ S.; long., 174° 48′ 12″ E.
(a) Date of shoot: 11 to 13 October 1951.
(b) Duration: 0800 hours to 1700 hours.
(c) Place: Maioro Gap.
(d) Danger height: 3,000 ft.
(e) Danger area bounded by—
Lat., 37° 17′ S.; long., 174° 33′ E.
Lat., 37° 19′ S.; long., 174° 44′ E.
Lat., 37° 22′ S.; long., 174° 44′ E.
Lat., 37° 23′ S.; long., 174° 33′ E.
(a) Date of shoot: 6 to 7 October 1951.
(b) Duration: 1000 hours to 1600 hours.
(c) Place: Motutapu.
(d) Danger height: 4,500 ft.
(e) Danger area bounded by—
Lat., 36° 38′·8 S.; long., 174° 47′ E.
Lat., 36° 36′·8 S.; long., 174° 56′·7 E.
Lat., 36° 45′·6 S.; long., 174° 56′·2 E.
Lat., 36° 45′·3 S.; long., 174° 53′·9 E.
(a) Date of shoot: 29 to 30 September 1951.
(b) Duration: 1400 hours to 1600 hours; 0900 hours to 1100 hours
(c) Place: Castor Bay.
(d) Danger height: 33,000 ft.
(e) Danger area bounded by—
Lat., 36° 45′ S.; long., 174° 46′ E.
Lat., 36° 40′ S.; long., 174° 59′ E.
Lat., 36° 37′ S.; long., 174° 57′ E.
Lat., 36° 35′·5 S.; long., 174° 52′ E.

Authority: Army Headquarters, 3 September 1951; 7 September 1951.

W. C. SMITH, Secretary.

(M. 25/1400)

Notice to Mariners No. 42 of 1951

Marine Department,
Wellington, 18 September 1951.

NEW PUBLICATIONS

THE undermentioned new chart has been published by the Hydrographic Branch, Lands and Survey Department, September 1951, under the superintendence of Commander J. M. Sharpey-Schafer, R.N., and copies may be obtained from Mercantile Marine Offices in the Dominion:—

Chart No. N.Z. 23, New Zealand North and South Islands Cook Strait.

The following differences between Chart N.Z. 23 and Admiralty Charts of Cook Strait should be noted:—

(a) Canterbury Rock, lat. 40° 51′ S.; 174° 07′ E. (approx.), does nor exist. An area one mile around its charted position has been swept.

(b) The “Obstruction reported” off Turakirae Head 151° 2·8 miles from Baring Head Lighthouse does not exist. An area one mile around its charted position has been swept.

(d) The light at the Manawatu River-mouth, lat., 40° 28′ S.; long., 175° 13′ E. (approx.), no longer exists.

W. C. SMITH, Secretary.

(M. 6/2/18)

Licences Issued to Manufacturing Retailers Under the Sales Tax Act 1932–33

Customs Department,
Wellington, 13 September 1951.

IT is hereby notified for public information that licences to act as manufacturing retailers under the Sales Tax Act 1932–33 have been issued to the undermentioned persons, firms, and companies carrying on business at the places stated.

Name of Licensee.	Licence Operative From	Place at Which Business is Carried on.
Aldritt, C. (including “Apex Calendar Co.”)	1/4/49	Auckland.
Allan, Stanley Gordon	1/7/51	Masterton.
Christensen, S. A.	1/11/49	Kaitaia.
Croft, N. P., Body Building, Ltd.	1/8/51	Lower Hutt.
Ebbett Motors (Te Kuiti), Ltd.	1/7/51	Te Kuiti.
Hawke Bros., Ltd.	1/6/51	Takanini.
Kemp and Graham	1/4/51	Morrinsville.
McKenzie and Hughes, Ltd.	1/6/51	Onehunga.
Monarch Engineering Co., Ltd.	1/4/51	Wainui-o-Mata.
New Century Press	1/5/51	Christchurch.
Nolan Concrete Products (H.B.), Ltd.	1/4/51	Hastings.
O’Neill, G. W.	1/4/51	Matamata.
Perham, C. F. C.	1/7/51	Blenheim.
Powick, Len, and Sons	1/4/49	Westport.
Raupo Concrete Products, Ltd.	1/6/51	Ruawai.
Self Bros.	19/6/51	Te Awamutu.
Taylor and Andrews, Ltd.	1/4/51	Palmerston North.
Tench Bros., Ltd.	1/7/51	Christchurch.
Tidd, Jack, and Co., Ltd.	1/4/51	Hamilton.
Walker, B. J., Ltd.	1/7/51	Auckland.
White, J. W.	1/8/51	Huntly.
Zealandia Printing Co., Ltd., The	1/6/51	Napier.

The licences as manufacturing retailers issued to the undermentioned persons, firms, and companies have been cancelled:—

Name of Licensee.	Licence Cancelled From	Place at Which Business was Carried on.
Apex Calendar Co.	31/3/49	Auckland.
Automotive Reconstruction Ltd.	31/5/51	Auckland.
Boracure (N.Z.), Ltd.	27/10/49	Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin.
Broadway Motor Cycle Co., Ltd.	30/4/51	Auckland.
Brown, A. W., and Co.	6/6/51	Wanganui.
Car Reconditioners, Ltd.	30/4/51	Wellington.
Croft, N. P., and Co., Ltd.	31/7/51	Lower Hutt.
Ginn Bros., Ltd.	30/4/51	Auckland.
Hatch, W. (William Alfred James Hatch, trading as) Hawke Bros.	28/5/51	Levin.
Hills Candy Store (George McCleary, trading as)	31/5/51	Auckland.
Jessen, E. R.	31/3/51	Hamilton.
Jolliffe, Edgar Victor	30/6/51	Christchurch.
Jones, Harold	31/3/51	Wanganui.
Phillips, E. M.	2/6/51	Te Rapa.
Raupo Concrete Products	31/5/51	Ruawai.
Rukuhia Salvage Co.	31/12/50	Rukuhia.
Steven Manufacturing Co., Ltd., The	1/4/51	Henderson.
Te Awamutu Motor Bodies	28/2/51	Te Awamutu.
Walker, B. J.	30/6/51	Auckland.
Watson Victor, Ltd.	30/4/51	Wellington.
Williams and Adams, Ltd.	31/3/51	Wellington.

D. G. SAVERS, Comptroller of Customs.

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🛡️ Live-shell Practice Notices for Mariners

Domain🛡️ Defence & Military
Dated13 September 1951
KeywordsLive-shell practice, Foxton Beach, Whangaparaoa, Maioro Gap, Motutapu, Castor Bay
👩‍💼 Officials

W. C. Smith, Secretary

🚂 New Publications for Mariners

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated18 September 1951
KeywordsNew chart, Cook Strait, Hydrographic Branch
👩‍💼 Officials

W. C. Smith, Secretary

🏭 Licences Issued to Manufacturing Retailers

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated13 September 1951
KeywordsManufacturing retailers, Sales Tax Act, Licences
👱🏽 Names

19 names identified

C. Aldritt, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
Stanley Gordon Allan, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
S. A. Christensen, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
N. P. Croft, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
Ebbett, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
Hawke, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
Kemp, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
Graham, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
McKenzie, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
Hughes, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
C. F. C. Perham, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
Len Powick, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
G. W. O’Neill, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
Taylor, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
Andrews, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
Tench, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
Jack Tidd, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
B. J. Walker, Issued manufacturing retailer licence
J. W. White, Issued manufacturing retailer licence

👩‍💼 Officials

D. G. Savers, Comptroller of Customs

🏭 Cancellation of Manufacturing Retailer Licences

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated13 September 1951
KeywordsManufacturing retailers, Sales Tax Act, Licence cancellations
👱🏽 Names

6 names identified

William Alfred James Hatch, Licence cancelled
George McCleary, Licence cancelled
E. R. Jessen, Licence cancelled
Edgar Victor Jolliffe, Licence cancelled
Harold Jones, Licence cancelled
E. M. Phillips, Licence cancelled

👩‍💼 Officials

D. G. Savers, Comptroller of Customs

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