New Zealand Gazette – 1953 – No. 47

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✨ Geographic Names and Hospital Regulations

13 Aug.]

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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Name
Description
Situation and Remarks

OTAGO LAND DISTRICT—continued
Lochar
Mercer
Mercer
Portobello
Toko Mouth
Waipara
Telephone office ..
Glacier
Stream
Survey district
Locality
Saddle
Block II, Tarras Survey District. At Lochar Farm Settlement.
Cascade and Forbeside Survey Districts. South-west of ridge between
Mounts Ionia and Athene. Named after the late Captain J. C. Mercer.
Forbeside Survey District. Flowing from Mercer Glacier into Arawhata
River.
Instead of Portobello Bay Survey District.
Block XV, Coast Survey District. At mouth of Tokomairiro River.
Cascade Survey District. Between the headwaters of the Waipara and
Arawhata Rivers, and being the lowest part of the ridge between Mounts
Athene and Barff.

SOUTHLAND LAND DISTRICT
Adams
Coronation
Cozette
Esk
Eyles
Forster
Irene
Orbell
Philipson
Robin
Takahe
Takahe
Te Au
Wisely
Woodrow
Burn
Peak
Burn
Saddle
Lake
Burn
River
Lake
Burn
Saddle
Stream
Valley
Saddle
Lake
Burn
Esk Survey District. Flows easterly into Lake Te Au about half-way
along western shore.
Esk Survey District. Approximately six miles south-west of Mount
Irene.
Esk Survey District. Rises near Coronation Peak and flows southerly
into Gorge Burn.
Doon Survey District. Leading from the headwaters of Esk Burn to
Woodrow Burn.
Esk Survey District. Between McKenzie and Chester Burns about four
miles north of the South Fiord of Lake Te Anau.
Esk Survey District. Flows south-easterly into Esk Burn about
400 yards north of Lake Te Au.
Doon Survey District. Drains area near Mount Irene and flows north-
westerly into Emelius Arm of Charles Sound.
Lyall Survey District. In Takahe Valley, Lake Te Anau. Drained by
Tunnel Burn.
Esk Survey District. Flows north-easterly into Lake Te Au near southern
end of that lake.
Doon Survey District. Leading from headwaters of Esk Burn to Robin
River.
Lyall Survey District. Flows into Lake Orbell in Takahe Valley, Lake
Te Anau.
Lyall Survey District. Approximately three miles north of Garden
Point, Lake Te Anau.
Esk Survey District. Leading from Forster Burn to Coronation Burn.
Esk Survey District. Approximately two miles north-east of Lake
Duncan.
Doon Survey District. Flows easterly and northerly from Mount Irene
into Junction Burn.

NOTE.—All names of alpine features are approved subject to their identification on maps.

Dated at Wellington, this 10th day of August 1953.

R. G. DICK, Surveyor-General, Chairman, New Zealand Geographic Board.

Notice Under the Regulations Act 1936

PURSUANT to the Regulations Act 1936 notice is hereby given of the making of regulations as under:

Authority for Enactment
Short Title or Subject Matter
Serial
Date of
Price
Number
Enactment
(Postage
1½d. Extra)

Hospitals Act 1926
Hospital Employment (Occupational Therapists)
93
12/8/53
2d.
Regulations 1952, Amendment No. 1
Hospitals Act 1926
Hospital Employment (Dental Officers) Regulations
94
12/8/53
2d.
1952, Amendment No. 1
Hospitals Act 1926
Hospital Employment (Dietitians) Regulations 1952,
95
12/8/53
3d.
Amendment No. 1
Hospitals Act 1926
Hospital Employment (Engineers) Regulations 1952,
96
12/8/53
2d.
Amendment No. 1
Hospitals Act 1926
Hospital Employment (Laboratory Workers) Regulations 1952, Amendment No. 1
97
12/8/53
3d.
Hospitals Act 1926
Hospital Employment (Male Nurses) Regulations
98
12/8/53
3d.
1952, Amendment No. 1
Hospitals Act 1926
Hospital Employment (Medical Officers) Regulations
99
12/8/53
6d.
1952, Amendment No. 1
Hospitals Act 1926
Hospital Employment (Nurses) Regulations 1952,
100
12/8/53
6d.
Amendment No. 1
Hospitals Act 1926
Hospital Employment (Orthopaedic Technicians)
101
12/8/53
3d.
Regulations 1952, Amendment No. 1
Hospitals Act 1926
Hospital Employment (Physiotherapists) Regulations
102
12/8/53
3d.
1952, Amendment No. 1
Hospitals Act 1926
Hospital Employment (Secretarial and Clerical
103
12/8/53
2d.
Officers) Regulations 1952, Amendment No. 1
Hospitals Act 1926
Hospital Employment (X-ray Workers) Regulations
104
12/8/53
9d.
1953

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🗺️ Notice of Intention to Assign Place Names by the New Zealand Geographic Board (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated10 August 1953
KeywordsPlace Names, Geographic Board, New Zealand, Otago, Southland, Survey Districts
👱🏽 Names

J. C. Mercer (Captain), Late captain after whom Mercer Glacier is named

👩‍💼 Officials

R. G. Dick, Surveyor-General, Chairman, New Zealand Geographic Board

🏥 Notice Under the Regulations Act 1936

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
KeywordsRegulations, Hospitals Act 1926, Hospital Employment, Occupational Therapists, Dental Officers, Dietitians, Engineers, Laboratory Workers, Male Nurses, Medical Officers, Nurses, Orthopaedic Technicians, Physiotherapists, Secretarial and Clerical Officers, X-ray Workers
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