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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 29

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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HOUSING THE CITIZEN

Although this publication is issued primarily as a guide for local authorities, it contains information of value to all who are interested in housing.

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YOUR OWN HOME—HOW?

A guide for those who desire to build. Contains fourteen house designs, advice on purchase of sections, methods of financing, low cost plan service and other valuable advice.

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YOUR OWN HOME—HOW? (No. 2)

Another booklet written primarily for those with limited finance. Contains fourteen new house designs, advice on finance, group building scheme, economics in design and construction and other expert advice.

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A.B.C. OF PLAIN WORDS

By Sir Ernest Gowers.

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INDEX OF PLACES AND STREETS

Showing Electorates and No-licence Districts. Compiled by the Electoral Department.

72 pages.

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THE TREES OF NEW ZEALAND

By L. Cockayne and E. Phillips Turner

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ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION

This well-illustrated, easily read book, written by Dr T. O. Garland, should be in every office, factory, and home.

52 pages. Illustrated.

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BY AUTHORITY: R. E. OWEN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON.—1953

CUSTOMS TARIFF OF NEW ZEALAND

As at 15 April 1949

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NEW ZEALAND CUSTOMS TARIFF

Amendment No. 1 as at 31 July 1952

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THE NEW ZEALAND HONOURS LIST

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SUPPLEMENT TO NEW ZEALAND HONOURS LIST FOR 1952

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INTRODUCED MAMMALS OF NEW ZEALAND

By K. A. Wodzicki

D.S.I.R. Bulletin No. 98

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THE MAORI AS HE WAS

By Elsdon Best

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REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON MORAL DELINQUENCY IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

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CONTENTS

ADVERTISEMENTS .................................................. 698
APPOINTMENTS, ETC. ............................................ 684
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES ........................................... 697
DEFENCE NOTICES ................................................ 682
LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES ............................. 697
MISCELLANEOUS—
Boundaries Redefined ........................................ 695
Corrigenda ........................................................ 671
Declaring Stopped Government Road to be Crown Land ...................................................... 697
Land Acquired for Government Work and Not Required for That Purpose to be Crown Land ............ 697
Land Districts: Lands Reserved, Revoked, etc. ... 697
Maori Affairs Act—
Notices of Adoptions Under .......................... 691
Releasing Land from the Provisions of Part XXIV of the ..................................................... 694
Medical and Pharmaceutical Services, Special Arrangements for Residents of Murchison Area ....... 688
Meteorological Return for March .......................... 689
Motor Drivers Regulations—
Approval of Testing Officers Under the .......... 687
Exemption Orders Under the .......................... 687
Motatau Survey District, Notice of Intention to Take an Easement Over Land in ........................ 688
Officiating Ministers for 1955 .............................. 685
Price Order No. 1605 (Island Oranges) ............... 692
Proposed Loan, Result of Poll for ....................... 694
Public Trustee: Election to Administer ............... 692
Rabbit Skins Levy Fixation Order 1955 .............. 685
Regulations Act, Notice Under the ..................... 691
Sales Tax Act, Licences Granted, Surrendered, or Revoked ........................................................ 693
School Colours, Claim for Registration of ........... 688
Town and Country Planning Act: County of Masterton ........................................................ 688
PROCLAMATIONS, ORDERS IN COUNCIL, AND WARRANTS 671–681
SHIPPING—
Notices to Mariners ....................................... 694