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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 50

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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HOUSING THE CITIZEN

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YOUR OWN HOME—HOW?

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YOUR OWN HOME—HOW? (No. 2)

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NEW ZEALAND PARLIAMENTARY RECORD (1840–1949)

An Historical Survey of Parliament and the Parliamentary System of New Zealand

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EDITED BY GUY SCHOLEFIELD

THE NEW ZEALAND FORMULARY 1953

A prescriber’s guide to medication—including a reprint of the Drug Tariff 1953. Edited and compiled by DUNCAN COOK and C. A. FARQUHARSON, and published by direction of the Minister of Health.

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THE MAORI AS HE WAS

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ELSDON BEST

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THE PRINCIPLES OF WOOD PRESERVATION: THEIR APPLICATION UNDER NEW ZEALAND CONDITIONS

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CONTENTS

ADVERTISEMENTS .................................................. 1240

APPOINTMENTS, ETC. ............................................. 1225

BANKRUPTCY NOTICES ............................................ 1238

DEFENCE NOTICES .................................................. 1225

LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES .................................. 1240

MISCELLANEOUS—

Board of Trade Notices ......................................... 1238

Certificate and Declaration of Execution of a Criminal ........ 1229

Customs Acts, Decisions Under the ............................. 1232

Electricians Act: Results of Examinations .................... 1233

Industrial Efficiency Act: Decisions Under ................... 1237

Land Acquired for Government Work and Not Required to be Crown Land .................................................. 1229

Land Districts: Lands Reserved, Revoked, etc. ............... 1227

Maori Affairs Act—

Declaring Land Subject to Provisions of Part XXIV of the ... 1237

Releasing Land from the Provisions of Part XXIV of the ...... 1237

Maori Trustee Act, Notice Under the .......................... 1238

Notifying the Vesting of Public Reserves in the Crown ....... 1236

Porirua Licensing Trust, First Election of .................. 1229

Price Order No. 1618 (Cycle Tires and Tubes) ............... 1230

Public Trustee: Election to Administer ...................... 1235

Regulations Act, Notice Under the ........................... 1236

Reserve Bank: Weekly Statement .............................. 1237

Sales Tax Act, Decisions Under the .......................... 1231

Tobacco Board Election Regulations—Deposit of Electors’ Roll ...................................................... 1229

Waihi Drainage Area: Notices ................................. 1227

Waikato Central Rabbit Board, Member Elected ............... 1227

PROCLAMATIONS, ORDERS IN COUNCIL, AND WARRANTS 1219–1225

Price 1s. 6d. BY AUTHORITY: R. E. OWEN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND.—1955