New Zealand Gazette – 1953 – No. 54

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

[No. 54

The Standards Act 1941-Amendment of Standard Specification

NOTICE is hereby given that on 22 September 1953 the undermentioned standard specification was amended by the Minister of Industries and Commerce by the incorporation of the amendment shown hereunder:

Number and Title of Specification: N.Z.S.S. 773: Cast iron rainwater goods; being B.S. 460 : 1948.

Amendment: No. 1 (Ref. No. PD 1411), 4 June 1952.

Price of Copy (Post Free): 5s.

Applications for copies of the standard specification so amended should be made to the New Zealand Standards Institute, Hamilton Chambers, 201 Lambton Quay (P.O. Box 195), Wellington C.1. Copies of the amendment will be supplied, free of charge, upon request.

Dated at Wellington, this 24th day of September 1953.

L. J. McDONALD,

Executive Officer, Standards Council.

Notice to Mariners No. 74 of 1953

(Repeating Part of Admiralty Notice to Mariners, Weekly Complete Edition No. 36, Notice No. 2058 (T))

Admiralty Publications-Information about Examination Anchorages on Charts

It has been decided no longer to show examination anchorages on charts, but it is not intended to take up chart plates for correction solely on this account. Accordingly, for a considerable period some charts will continue to show these anchorages. Mariners should consider the charted details to be cancelled.

Authority: Admiralty (H. 7150/52).

Wellington, N.Z., 29 September 1953.

W. C. SMITH, Secretary for Marine.

(M. 19/5/30)

Notice to Mariners No. 75 of 1953

CORRECTION TO N.Z. NOTICE TO MARINERS No. 3

(Repeating part of Admiralty Notice to Mariners No. 36, Weekly Complete Edition of 1953)

Page 7: Table 2, Ship-Shore Watch (British)

Replace existing table by the following :

Name	Call Sign	Answering Frequency kcs	Hours of Watch-keeping G.C.T.	Frequency Band (kcs)	Remarks
Portishead	GKK	4,178	Continuous	4,178-4,186	In abeyance.
	GKV	6,267	Continuous	6,267-6,279
	GKL	8,356	Continuous	8,356-8,372
	GKG	12,534	0600-2200	12,534-12,558
	GKS	16,712	0800-2200	16,712-16,744
	GKI	22,220	1200-1730	22,220-22,270
Malta	GYX	4,178	2000-0600	4,178-4,186	1 October to 30 April, frequency changes at 1800.
	GYX3	8,356	Continuous	8,356-8,372
	GYX4	12,534	0600-2000	12,534-12,558
Gibraltar
Capetown	ZSJ	4,178	2000-0400	4,178-4,186
	ZSJ2	6,267	2000-0400	6,267-6,279
	ZSJ3	8,356	Continuous	8,356-8,372
	ZSJ4	12,534	0400-2000	12,534-12,558
	ZSJ5	16,712	0400-2000	16,712-16,744
Halifax	CFH	4,178	0001-1000	4,178-4,186
	CFH2	6,267	Continuous	6,267-6,279
	CFH3	8,356	Continuous	8,356-8,372
	CFH4	12,534	1000-0200	12,534-12,558
	CFH5	16,712	1000-0000	16,712-16,744
	CFH6	22,220	Continuous	22,220-22,270
Vancouver	CKN	4,178	Continuous	4,178-4,186
	CKN2	6,267	Continuous	6,267-6,279
	CKN3	8,356	0400-1600	8,356-8,372
	CKN4	12,534	Continuous	12,534-12,558
	CKN5	16,712	1600-0400	16,712-16,744
Ceylon	GZP3	8,356	Continuous	8,356-8,372
	GZP4	12,534	Continuous	12,534-12,558
	GZP5	16,712	Continuous	16,712-16,744
Bombay	VTF3	8,356	Continuous	8,356-8,372
	VTF4	12,534	Continuous	12,534-12,558
	VTF5	16,712	Continuous	16,712-16,744
Sydney	VIS	8,356	Continuous	8,356-8,372	Private radiotelegrams only.
	VIS	12,534	Continuous	12,534-12,558
	VIS	16,712	2200-1300	16,712-16,744
Irirangi	ZLO2	6,267	*	6,267-6,279	* When specially ordered.
	ZLO5	16,712	Continuous	16,712-16,744
Awarua	ZLB3	8,356	Continuous	8,356-8,372
	ZLB4	12,534	1800-0600	12,534-12,558
Hong Kong	GZO3	8,356	Continuous	8,356-8,372
	GZO4	12,534	Continuous	12,534-12,558
Singapore	GYL3	8,356	Continuous	8,356-8,372
	GYL4	12,534	Continuous	12,534-12,558
Coonawarra	VHM2	6,267	1800-2200	6,267-6,279
	VHM3	8,356	1000-2000	8,356-8,372
	VHM4	12,534	Continuous	12,534-12,558
	VHM5	16,712	2200-1000	16,712-16,744
Vizagapatam	VTO2	6,267	1430-0230	6,267-6,279
	VTO3	8,356	Continuous	8,356-8,372
	VTO4	12,534	Continuous	12,534-12,558

Authority: Admiralty.

Wellington, N.Z., 29 September 1953.

(M 10/145)

W. C. SMITH, Secretary for Marine.

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🏭 Declaration of Standard Specifications under the Standards Act 1941 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated24 September 1953
KeywordsStandard specifications, Cast iron, Rainwater goods, Standards Act 1941
👩‍💼 Officials

L. J. McDonald, Executive Officer, Standards Council

🚂 Notice to Mariners No. 74 of 1953

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated29 September 1953
KeywordsMaritime, Admiralty, Examination anchorages, Charts
👩‍💼 Officials

W. C. Smith, Secretary for Marine

🚂 Notice to Mariners No. 75 of 1953

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated29 September 1953
KeywordsMaritime, Admiralty, Ship-Shore Watch, Radio frequencies
👩‍💼 Officials

W. C. Smith, Secretary for Marine

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