1870
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 77

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
The following publications are obtainable from the Government Printer, at Wellington and Christchurch or through the Chief Post Offices at Auckland and Dunedin.

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REPORT OF THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON LOCAL AUTHORITIES FINANCE
This report, recently released, deals with local authorities, revenues, capital works, and miscellaneous associated matters and contains conclusions reached by the Commission.
172 pages. Price 10s.

CIVIL AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT REPORT
No. 25/3/884 involving Bristol Freighter Aircraft ZK-AYH near Harewood Airport, Christchurch, New Zealand, on 21 November 1957.
Price 10s.

GRASSLANDS OF NEW ZEALAND
By Sir E. Bruce Levy
322 pages, illustrated. Price 26s. 6d.

ARABLE FARM CROPS OF NEW ZEALAND
By J. W. Hadfield
322 pages, illustrated. Price 28s. 6d.

THE TREES OF NEW ZEALAND
By L. Cockayne and E. Phillips Turner
Fourth Edition, revised in part, 1958
Earlier editions of this book have proved immensely popular with teachers, students, and many others as a guide to identifying quickly and accurately, trees encountered in country districts, botanical gardens, and reserves.
182 pages, illustrated. Price 25s.

PLANT PROTECTION IN NEW ZEALAND
A comprehensive guide to professional growers, students, and home gardeners.
704 pages, heavily illustrated. Price 56s.

TIMBER PRESERVATION IN NEW ZEALAND
Prepared by the Timber Preservation Authority.
20 pages. Price 1s. 6d.

STUDENTS’ FLORA OF NEW ZEALAND AND OUTLYING ISLANDS
By T. W. Kirk, F.L.S.
406 pages, bound in cloth. Price 24s.

Price 1s. 6d.

FIRE SERVICE DRILL BOOK
FIRST EDITION 1957
140 pages, illustrated. Price 2s. 6d.

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. Price 3s. 6d.

NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL FILM LIBRARY
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
1958 CATALOGUE
16 MM FILMS Price 13s.

NEW ZEALAND OFFICIAL YEAR-BOOK 1958
1,344 pages illustrated. Price 15s.

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.
64 pages, illustrated. Price 3s. 6d.

HOME OWNERSHIP—HOW TO ACHIEVE IT
This booklet is a successor to Your Own Home—How? Nos. 1 and 2, and presents in revised form up-to-date information regarding low-cost houses of a conventional type more acceptable to lending institutions, together with a selection of fourteen new house designs.
36 pages, illustrated. Price 2s. 6d.

MECHANICS OF THE MOTOR VEHICLE
(THEORY AND PRACTICE)
This copiously illustrated 364-page authoritative book is strongly recommended by the N.Z. Motor Trade Certification Board.
364 pages, illustrated. Price 21s.

CARPENTRY IN NEW ZEALAND
A new easy-to-follow book written with the guidance of the New Zealand Building Industry by men well versed in the building practice of this country. It contains sections on tools, plans, timber, construction, concreting, etc.
An excellent gift for the do-it-yourself handyman.
242 pages, 406 illustrations, strongly bound. Price 35s.

FARM ENGINEERING
By A. W. Riddolls
A most informative book dealing with levelling, drainage, irrigation, water supply, the building of woolsheds, loading ramps, haybarns, cowsheds, silos, fences, gates, and other farm structures.
442 pages, 235 illustrations. Price 42s.

CONTENTS

ADVERTISEMENTS ........................................................................................................... 1866
APPOINTMENTS, ETC. .................................................................................................... 1851
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES .................................................................................................. 1865
DEFENCE NOTICES ........................................................................................................ 1851
LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES ................................................................................... 1865
MISCELLANEOUS—
Control of Prices Act: Spirits and Beer ..................................................................... 1864
Friendly Societies Act: Notice .................................................................................... 1864
Harbours Act: Notice .................................................................................................. 1855
Heavy Motor Vehicle Regulations: Notices .............................................................. 1864
Land Acquired as a Public Reserve ........................................................................... 1858
Land Districts: Land Reserved, Revoked, etc. ....................................................... 1853
Local Licensing Trusts Regulations: Notice ............................................................. 1855
Maori Affairs Act: Notices .......................................................................................... 1863
Memorial Scroll for Service in Korea ........................................................................ 1856
Meteorological Table .................................................................................................. 1859
Motor Drivers Regulations: Notices ......................................................................... 1857
Noxious Weeds Act: Notices ..................................................................................... 1864
Officiating Ministers for 1958 ................................................................................... 1853
Public Works Act: Land Taken, etc. ......................................................................... 1855
Regulations Act: Notice ............................................................................................ 1861
Reserve Bank Statement ........................................................................................... 1861
Sales Tax Act: Licences Granted, Surrendered, or Revoked .................................. 1863
Teachers’ Register: Supplementary List ................................................................. 1862
Transport Act: Notices .............................................................................................. 1857
PROCLAMATIONS, ORDERS IN COUNCIL, AND WARRANT 1839–51

BY AUTHORITY: R. E. OWEN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND—1958