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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF
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THE PRINCIPLES
OF WOOD PRESERVATION:
THEIR APPLICATION UNDER NEW
ZEALAND CONDITIONS

By Messrs D. R. Carr, B.Sc., and J. H. Smith, B.Sc., B.E.,
A.M.I.C.E., of the New Zealand Forest Service

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INTRODUCED MAMMALS OF
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D.S.I.R. Bulletin No. 98

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NEW ZEALAND PARLIAMENTARY RECORD
(1840–1949)

Edited by Guy Scholefield

An Historical Survey of Parliament and the Parliamentary
System of New Zealand

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BUTTERFLIES AND MOTHS OF
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MANUAL OF NEW ZEALAND MOLLUSCA
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CATALOGUE OF THE PLANTS OF NEW ZEALAND
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THE TREES OF NEW ZEALAND
By L. Cockayne and E. Phillips Turner
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LICENSING COMMISSION REPORT

PARLIAMENTARY PAPER H–38 (1946)

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CONTENTS

ADVERTISEMENTS .......................................................... 1338
APPOINTMENTS, ETC. .................................................... 1325
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES .................................................. 1337
DEFENCE NOTICE .......................................................... 1322

LAND—
Coal Mines Act, Exempting Land From Operation
of Part III of .......................................................... 1320
Development of Water-power, Taken for .................. 1311
Housing Purposes, Taken for .................................... 1310
Permanent State Forest Land, Crown Land Set
Apart as ................................................................. 1309
Permanent State Forest Land, Taken for Develop-
ment of Water-power Set Apart as ....................... 1309
Post-office, Additional Land Taken for ................... 1310
Proclaimed as Road .................................................. 1313
Proclaimed as Road and Road Closed .................... 1313
Public Reserves, Domains, and National Parks Act,
Recreation Reserves Brought Under ...................... 1319
Public School, Taken for ........................................... 1311
Railway, Additional Land Taken for Purposes of
Reserved ................................................................. 1310
Reserves Vested ....................................................... 1319
Reserves, Vesting Control of ................................... 1320
Roads Closed ........................................................... 1314
Roadman’s Cottage, Taken for ................................ 1312
Road, Notice of Intention to Take for ..................... 1328
Road, Taken for ........................................................ 1312
Scenery Preservation Act, Reserved Under ............ 1309
State Forest Land, Notifying Proposed Exchange of
Street and Street Closed, Proclaimed as ................ 1321
Streets, Authorizing Laying-off of, &c. ................... 1315
Use, Convenience, or Enjoyment of Aerodrome,
Crown Land Set Apart for ...................................... 1315
Use, Convenience, or Enjoyment of Road, Taken for
................................................................................. 1312

LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE .................................. 1338

MISCELLANEOUS—
Board of Trade Notice ............................................. 1333
Bobby Calf Pool Committees, Election of Members
of ............................................................................. 1336
Customs Act, Decisions Under the .......................... 1331
Customs Aerodrome, Area Appointed for ................ 1335
Domain Board, Revoking Appointment of .............. 1318
Domain Boards Appointed ...................................... 1318
Education Boards, Election of Members of ............. 1328
Fire Boards, Appointing Time and Place to Fill
Extraordinary Vacancies on .................................. 1327
Foreshore Licence Granted ..................................... 1317
Honey Marketing Committee, Notice of Election of
................................................................................. 1328
Hop Marketing Committee, Notice of Election of
................................................................................. 1328
Import Control Exemption Notice ............................ 1329
Industrial Efficiency Act, Notice to Persons Affected
Under ....................................................................... 1337
Lemon Marketing Regulations, Fixing Prices of
Certain Grades Under ........................................... 1327
Loans, Consenting to the Raising of, &c. ................ 1315
Motor Drivers Regulations, Approval of Testing
Officer Under .......................................................... 1328
Motor Drivers Regulations, Exemption Order Under
................................................................................. 1328
Nurses and Midwives Board, Appointing Member
of ............................................................................. 1322
Public Trustee: Elections to Administer Estates ....... 1333
Rabbit Board, Election of Member of ..................... 1327
Regulations Act, Notice Under the .......................... 1330
Reserve Bank: Weekly Statement of Assets and
Liabilities ............................................................... 1330
Roads, Classification of ........................................... 1327
Scenic Board, Appointing Members of ................... 1321, 1322
Soldiers’ Memorial Board, Appointing Member of
................................................................................. 1318
Standards Act: Amendment of Standard Speci-
fications ................................................................. 1332
Standards Act: Specifications Under Standard
Specifications ........................................................ 1333
Statutory Declarations, Officers Authorised to Take
and Receive ............................................................ 1321
Teachers’ Register, Supplementary .......................... 1334
Town-planning Act, Extra-urban Planning Scheme
Required Under ..................................................... 1317
Transport Act, Area Declared Closely Populated
Locality for Purposes of ........................................ 1327

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