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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 67

Bulletin No. 2.—HISTORY OF THE PORTOBELLO MARINE FISH-HATCHERY. By the Hon. Geo. M. Thomson, M.L.C., F.L.S., F.N.Z.Inst. Illustrated. Price, 7s. 6d., paper cover.

Bulletin No. 5.—WILD LIFE IN NEW ZEALAND. Part II: Introduced Birds and Fishes. By Geo. M. Thompson. Price, cloth bound, 7s.

Manual No. 6.—PLACE NAMES OF BANKS PENINSULA. By J. C. ANDERSEN. Cloth, 13s. 6d.

Manual No. 7.—BRACHIOPOD MORPHOLOGY. By the late Dr J. A. THOMSON. Cloth, 17s.

THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL SECURITY IN NEW ZEALAND

A survey of social security in New Zealand from 1898 to 1949, and the most comprehensive work on the subject yet published in this country.

Of 180 pages, the book is divided into three parts—cash benefits, health benefits, and finance. Each subject is dealt with in detail and there is a comprehensive index.

The book will undoubtedly be of considerable interest to those interested in social security and social services, and will be especially valuable to University students.

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GOVERNMENT PRINTER - - WELLINGTON

Price: 6s.

MAORI HOUSES AND FOOD STORES

By W. J. PHILLIPPS

Price, 18s.

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STUDENTS’ FLORA OF NEW ZEALAND AND OUTLYING ISLANDS

By T. W. KIRK, F. L. S.

Bound in cloth, 10s.

CENSUS AND STATISTICS DEPARTMENT PUBLICATIONS

(Obtainable from the Government Printer, Wellington)

Name of Publication Price Per Copy
s. d.
New Zealand Official Year-Book (1954) ..... 15 0
Pocket Digest of Statistics (1953) ..... 3 6
Monthly Abstract of Statistics. Latest available statistics on numerous subjects, with detailed trade figures, £2 2s. per calendar year, post free 4 0
Balance of Payments (1950–51 to 1952–53) Special Supplement, September 1953, Monthly Abstract 2 0
New Zealand (Incl. Maori) Population Projections Supplement to December 1953, Monthly Abstract - ----
Non-Maori Population Projections Supplement to October 1953, Monthly Abstract ..... - ----
New Zealand Life Tables (Maori) (1950–52) Special Supplement November 1953, Monthly Abstract ..... 1 6
New Zealand Life Tables (Non-Maori) (1950–52) Special Supplement July 1953, Monthly Abstract ..... 1 6
Retail Prices in New Zealand: Special Supplement Oct.–Nov. 1949, Monthly Abstract ..... 2 0
Local Authorities Handbook, Issued annually (1951–52) ..... 15 0
Annual Statistical Reports (with introductory explanatory letterpress in each case)—
Population and Buildings Statistics (1952–53) ..... 6 6
Vital Statistics (1952) ..... 5 6
External Trade Statistics, Report on, and Analysis of (1949 to 1952) ..... 9 6
Shipping and other Transport Statistics (1949 to 1952) ..... 13 0
Farm Production (1952–53) ..... 5 0
Factory Production (1951–52) ..... 22 6
Insurance (1952) ..... 4 6
Income and Income-tax Statistics for the Income Year 1950–51 ..... 9 0
Industrial Accidents (1949 and 1950) ..... 6 0
Justice Statistics (1952) ..... 10 6
Prices, Wages, and Labour Statistics (1951–52 and 1952–53) ..... 8 6
National Income and Sector Accounts (1938–39 to 1953–54) ..... 6 0
Census of Distribution (1953) ..... 6 0
Maps of Urban Areas (1951) ..... 20 0
Census of Public Libraries (1949) ..... 2 6

Reports of the Census—

1951—
Vol. I: Increase and Location of Population ..... 7 6
Vol. II: Ages and Marital Status ..... 10 6
Vol. III: Religious Professions (including summaries for Dependent Children, Race, and War Service) ..... 5 0
Vol. IV: Industries, Occupations and Incomes ..... 12 6
Vol. VII: Dwellings and Households ..... 6 0
Appendix A: Poultry ..... 2 6

1945—
Vol. I: Increase and Location of Population ..... 4 6
Vol. II: Island Territories ..... 2 6
Vol. III: Maori Census ..... 5 0
Vol. IV: Ages and Marital Status ..... 5 0
Vol. V: Dependent Children ..... 12 6
Vol. VI: Religious Professions ..... 10 0
Vol. VII: Birthplaces and Duration of Residence of Overseas-born ..... 10 0
Vol. VIII: Race ..... 3 6
Vol. IX: Industries and Occupations ..... 7 6
Vol. X: Incomes ..... 7 6
Vol. XI: Dwellings and Households ..... 15 0
Appendix A: Poultry ..... 2 6
Appendix B: War Service ..... 2 6
Appendix C: Usual Place of Residence ..... 3 6
Interim Returns ..... 2 6

A PENAL POLICY FOR NEW ZEALAND

In this brochure the problem of crime is briefly surveyed, and an outline given of the principles on which the Department of Justice acts in fulfilling its duty to provide better protection to society. The substance and the purposes of proposed changes in the law are also given.

A Penal Policy for New Zealand is commended by the Minister of Justice to all those—and it should be the concern of the whole community—who are interested in coping with what is undoubtedly a serious social problem.

32 pages. Illustrated.

Price, 2s. 6d.