13 Nov.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1857

Notice to Mariners No. 68 of 1952

NEW ZEALAND—NORTH ISLAND—NEW PLYMOUTH

Air Obstruction Lights

MIKOTAHI Point Light, lat. 39° 03'·4 S., long. 174° 01'·7 E.
(approx.). All bearings and distances are to be taken from
this position.

Details : Mariners are advised that fixed red lights exist on
radio masts in the following positions :—

(1) 073° distant 5 miles.
(2) 079° distant 7·5 miles.

Radio masts at present unlit, which are conspicuous
from seaward, exist in position :—
(3) 077° distant 11·3 miles.

Chart Affected : 2535.
Authority : Air Department.
Wellington, N.Z., 7 November 1952.
W. C. SMITH, Secretary for Marine.
(M. 25/2982)

Notice to Mariners No. 69 of 1952

NEW ZEALAND—SOUTH ISLAND—BLENHEIM

Lighted Aircraft Beacon Established

MARINERS are advised that an occasional alternating flashing
light, conspicuous from seaward, exists in the following
position :—

(a) Lat. 41° 30'·9 S., long. 173° 52'·3 E. (approx.) on Chart
N.Z. 23.
(b) Lat. 41° 30'·1 S., long. 174° 04'·7 E. (approx.) on Charts
695, 2054, and 3629. The light bears 083¼° distant 8·25
miles from Tracking Point Light, position (b).

Description : Alt. Fl. G.W. 3·75 sec. (Occasl.).
Details : This light is only exhibited during the transit of
aircraft over the area.

Charts Affected : N.Z. 23 ; 695, 2054, 3629.
Authority : Air Department.
Wellington, N.Z., 7 November 1952.
W. C. SMITH, Secretary for Marine.
(M. 25/2982)

The Standards Act 1941--Specifications Declared to be Standard
Specifications

NOTICE is hereby given that on 24 October 1952, the under-
mentioned specifications were declared to be standard specifi-
cations by the Minister of Industries and Commerce pursuant to
Section 8 of the Standards Act 1941.

Applications for copies should be made to the N.Z. Standards
Institute, Hamilton Chambers, 201 Lambton Quay (P.O. Box 195),
Wellington C. 1.
L. J. McDonald,
Executive Officer, Standards Council.

The Standards Act 1941--Specifications Declared to be Standard
Specifications

NOTICE is hereby given that on the dates stated in the first
column hereunder, the undermentioned specifications were
declared to be standard specifications by the Minister of Industries
and Commerce pursuant to Section 8 of the Standards Act 1941 :-

• NOTE.—These standards are in the course of printing; copies
  will be available soon.

Applications for copies should be made to the N.Z. Standards
Institute, Hamilton Chambers, 201 Lambton Quay (P.O. Box
195), Wellington C. 1.
L. J. McDonald,
Executive Officer, Standards Council.

List of Persons Authorized to Perform Vaccination Against Tuberculosis

Department of Health,
Wellington C. 1, 6 November 1952.

NOTICE is hereby given that under regulation 6 of the Tuberculosis
Regulations 1951, the following persons (all being registered
medical practitioners) and being additional to those contained in
New Zealand Gazette No. 59, dated 13 October 1949, page 2453, and
No. 26, dated 4 May 1950, page 530, and No. 36, dated 3 May 1951,
page 622, and No. 23, dated 20 March 1952, page 416, have been
approved as qualified to perform vaccinations against tuberculosis
in accordance with the provisions of the aforesaid regulations :—

Leslie Gordon Cook, Napier.
Elsie Elizabeth Davidge, Auckland.
Vera Davidson, Gisborne.
John Francis Dawson, Hamilton.
Gordon Owen Lindsay Dempster, Dunedin.
Alfreda Harworth Fitzgerald, Dunedin.
Guy Pieremont Hallwright, Wellington.
Edward Francis Cule Hefford, Auckland.
Irene May Henry, Wellington.
Ivan John Jeffery, Auckland.
Jennifer Provost Jones, Auckland.
Victor Shirle Land, Otaki.
Judith Moyra de Vernot McCann, Auckland.
Thomas Finlayson Miller, Dunedin.
Rose Morriss, Hamilton.
Sarah Mulholland, Wellington.
James Durno Murray, Hamilton.
Elfie Needham, Christchurch.
Kenneth Wyatt Newell, Te Araroa.
Henrietta Russell Read, Christchurch.
James Simpson, Gisborne.
Alexander Hugh Skinner, Whangarei.
Grace Stevenson, Dunedin.
Charles Naughton Derek Taylor, Gisborne.
Alan Smith Wallace, New Plymouth.
Juliet Carleton Williams, Auckland.
Jack Mackay Wogan, Wellington.
Marjorie Rose Young, Auckland.

JOHN CAIRNEY, Director-General of Health.