Christian Spiritualist Church
Mrs Craigie, Ethel May

Israel Peoples Mission
Mr Donnelly, Joseph

Greek Orthodox Church in New Zealand
The Reverend—
Economou, Elias

The Most Reverend Archbishop—
Papathanassopoulos, Theophylactos

The Universal Spiritualist Church
Mrs Hudson, Harriet

National Revival Church
Mr Brown, Vincent Reginald

Undenominational Mission
Mr Cope, Maurice

Foursquare Gospel Church
Mr Simpson, Samuel Arthur

United Maori Mission
Mr—
Bennet, Charles Basil, M.B.E.
Bollen, Robert Hamilton
Cates, Robert John
Harawira, Kahi Takimoana
King, George Laurence
Latimer, Adam
Liddle, William Keith
Mackay, George Alexander
Platt, Herbert Murray
Thompson, Noel Francis Steventon
Williams, Wilson

Seventh-Day Baptist Church
Mr Johnson, Francis Steven
Mr Tonge, Frederick Arthur Victor

Evangelistic Church of Christ
Pastor—
Booth, Neville Frederick
Brown, Maxwell Marshall
French, Warwick Milton
Green, George Douglas
Harman, Lawrie William
Harnett, John Henry
Lewis, William Robert Thomas
Nathan, Lawrence Harry
Smith, James Ravenscroft
Wilson, William Edward

Te Maramatanga Christian Society
Mr—
Heteraka, Ngapiki Morehu
Hohepa, Tuariri
Mrs Pine, Raina

Church of Te Kooti Rikirangi
Mr—
Kerei, Rangituhia
Kireona, Hikanui
Kireona, Kaiwhare
Tarei, Tikitut Tepoona
Tawera, Tuiringa
Te Pere, Hatua Araroa
Tominika, Nikorima Thaia

Church of God
Mr-
Allen, Roy Thomas Gordon
Hague, Albert William
Smith, Gordon Pono Stewart
Whitehouse, Thomas Keith Raymond
Whitley, Walter Clifton
Wilson, Charles Sommers

Christian Spiritualist Church
(Christchurch)
Mr Ballard, Shirley
Mr Moody, Oliver Gladstone

Liberal Psychic Science Church
Mrs Philpott, Kathleen Inga Alma

Pukekohe Revival Mission
Mr Little, Gordon Seabright
Mr Rawlings, Burford Henry Noel

Revival Tidings Mission
Mr Given, Geoffrey Henry

Absolute Maori Established Church
Mr-
Kingi, Pene
Paora, Nohomotu
Paora, Rapata

Auckland Wayside Mission
Mr Rimmer, Ernest Keith

Church of Christ (New Zealand)
Mr-
Blake, Mervyn Birrell
Hargreaves, Alan
Smith, Bruce Campbell
Wilson, Frederick Arthur

Seventh-day Adventist Reform
Movement
Pastor Kuhtz, Henry Gustav Adolph

Jehovah’s Witnesses
Mr.-
Barry, William
Carlsbeck, Cornelius
Clarke, Bruce Roland
Clayton, Charles Milburn
Clifford, Norman David
Franks, Frederick Laurance
Goldsbury, Nelson
Grove, Frank
Harley, Herbert Henry
Harley, Peter Brian
Lazenby, Robert
McNeill, Angus Murray
Motley, Richard Patrick
Roberts, William Arthur
Rowe, Leonard Vincent
Tapp, Ronald Jesse
Wharerau, Tamati
Wilkins, Eric Leslie

Haddon Hall
The Reverend Hodge, Alexander James,
B.A., B.D., Ph.D.

The Russian Orthodox Church in New
Zealand
The Reverend Godyaew, Alexey

Elim Gospel Mission
Mr Mills, Charles Edmund
Mr Woolaston, Francis Brian

Mystic Order of the White Robe
Spiritualist Church
Mr King, Henry Thomas

Church of the Lord Jesus Christ
Mr Kahui, Alexander Grahame
Mr Thrift, Allan Sydney
Mr Wheeler, Robert Bertram

Spiritualist Church Psychic Science
Mr Davis, Frederick Theodore Charles

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day
Saints
Elder-
Beisinger, George Ross
Burge, William Moore
Chote, Matthew Terence
Christensen, Guy Benjamin
Curnow, William Duncan
Domney, Henry Cecil
Gardner, George
Hay, Joseph
Heperi, Hohepa
Jones, Horace William
Joyce, Ivan George
Kopua, Tipiwhenua
Lewis, Lester Lowell
Meha, Stuart
Ngakuru, Mairangi
Osborne, Howard
Ottley, Sidney J.
Pearce, Othello P.
Pearson, Morehu
Pene, Pita Reihana
Rice, Charles Andrew
Richards, Richard F.
Smith, J. Cash
Southon, James Lennox
Stinson, Charles Arthur
Takana, Wiremu A.
Te Hira, Tetana Rarite
Te Ngaio, Eru
Watene, Hori Pirimona
Wharekura, Hohepa
Wi Hongi, Patariki
Witehira, Hemi W.
Wolfgramm, Charles Ataoga

The Church at Auckland
Mr Le Grice, Albert Laurence

The Reformed Church
The Reverend—
Deenik, Johannes Willem
Dijkstra, Eeuwe

Church of the Nazarene
The Reverend Griffith, Roland Edward

The New Church (Swedenborgian)
Mr Fleming, Malcolm Clifford Millett

Dated at Wellington, this 20th day of January 1954.
S. T. BARNETT, Registrar-General.

Registration of School Colours
THE following school colours, etc., have been registered
in accordance with the regulations published in the New
Zealand Gazette on 12 August 1915 and amendments thereto.
OTARA INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL, PAPATOETOE
Colours
Boys
Cap.—Grey; with school metal badge.
Belt.—Web, 1½ in. wide with a bright red band ⅜ in. wide
between 2 mid-grey bands.
Socks.—Mid-grey; on turn-over, one ½ in. bright red band
(upper), one ½ in. bright gold band (lower), with ½ in. between
bands.
Pull-over.—Mid-grey; around V-neck two bands ¼ in.
wide, the inner bright red, the outer bright gold, ¼ in. between.

Girls
Hat.--Summer: White panama trimmed with bright red
band, with school metal badge. Winter: Bright red beret,
with school metal badge.
Belt.--Web; bright red, 1½ in. wide.
Cardigan.--Mid-grey; on sleeves at wrist, two bands
¼ in. wide, one bright red (upper), one bright gold (lower),
¼ in. between; around waist, two bands ¼ in. wide, one bright
red (upper), one bright gold (lower), ¼ in. between.
Stockings.--Mid-grey; knee-length, honeycomb pattern
on turn-over.

Badge
A hawk surmounting a shield containing a cone with a tern
in flight and waves superimposed; to the left a Greek lamp,
to the right a sun. Immediately below the hawk the motto
‘Whaka Pokai Tara’.
Department of Education, Wellington, 25 January 1954.
C. E. BEEBY, Registration Officer.