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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 37

AGRICULTURAL BOTANY
By J. S. YEATES and ELLA O. CAMPBELL

This book supplies a long-felt want in this country by providing a simple explanation of the manner in which plants function and the conditions necessary for their growth. Wherever possible technical terms have been avoided, and those essential to a proper understanding of the subject have been fully explained. Over one hundred illustrations contribute to a clear exposition of the subject. As a result, although the book is primarily intended for use in schools and colleges, it is also suitable for farmers, orchardists, horticulturists, and home gardeners.

236 pages.
Price 25s.

ECONOMIC SURVEY OF NEW ZEALAND 1954
By the Right Hon. S. G. HOLLAND, Prime Minister and Minister of Finance

This year’s Economic Survey deals with the influence of world events on the New Zealand economy, significant trends and changes in many aspects of the New Zealand economy, and a special survey on the marketing of our farm produce in other countries. It also includes a selection of the more important statistics.

THE TREES OF NEW ZEALAND
By L. COCKAYNE and E. PHILLIPS TURNER

Price 12s.

THE NEW ZEALAND HONOURS LIST

Price 5s. 6d. per copy.

SUPPLEMENT TO NEW ZEALAND HONOURS LIST FOR 1952

Price 1s.

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

Price 3s.

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.

Price 3s. 6d.

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.

Price 2s. 6d.

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.

Price 2s. 6d.

THE PRINCIPLES OF WOOD PRESERVATION: THEIR APPLICATION UNDER NEW ZEALAND CONDITIONS
By Messrs D. R. CARR, B.Sc., and J. H. SMITH, B.Sc., B.E., A.M.I.C.E., of the New Zealand Forest Service

Price 6s. 9d.

Statistical Report on the EXTERNAL TRADE of New Zealand for the Years 1952 and 1953.
PART 1B—IMPORTS

224 pages.
Price 28s. 6d.

Price 2s. 6d.

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CONTENTS

ADVERTISEMENTS .......................................................... 912
APPOINTMENTS, ETC. .................................................... 883
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES ................................................... 911
DEFENCE NOTICES ........................................................ 882
LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES ........................................... 911

MISCELLANEOUS—
Auckland Transport District: Time and Place for Hearing Appeals .................................................. 890
Customs Acts, Decisions Under the .................................. 909
Dannevirke High School, Scheme of Control of ...................... 886
Declaring Land Taken for a Government Work and Not Required for That Purpose to be Crown Land ............ 887
Engineers Registration Board: Professional Engineering Examinations ........................................... 891
Import Control Exemption Notice ..................................... 889
Land Districts: Lands Reserved, Revoked, etc. ..................... 886
Maori Affairs Act—
Declaring Land to be Subject to the Provisions of Part XXIV of the ........................................... 908
Notice of Adoptions Under Part IX of ............................... 907
Releasing Land From the Provisions of Part XXIV of the .......................................................... 906
Motor Drivers Regulations: Exemption Orders Under ................. 887
Noxious Weeds Act, Plants Declared to be Noxious Weeds in the Borough of Rotorua .......................... 890
Proposed Loans, Results of Polls for ............................... 889
Registered Engineers, Annual List of ............................... 891
Regulations Act, Notice Under ...................................... 890
Reserve Bank Notices .................................................. 889
Retention of Title ..................................................... 889
Standards Act: Notices ............................................... 905
Traffic Regulations, Approval of Red Reflectors ................... 887
Transport Act: Revoking Warrant Declaring Area to be a Closely Populated Locality, and Declaring Area to be a Closely Populated Locality .................................... 887

PROCLAMATIONS, ORDERS IN COUNCIL, AND WARRANTS ................. 875–882

SHIPPING—
Notice to Mariners .................................................... 905

BY AUTHORITY: R. E. OWEN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON.—1955