New Zealand Gazette – 1963 – No. 13

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 13

The Standards Act 1941—British Standards and Amendments Available for Comment

Pursuant to subsection (3) of section 8 of the Standards Act 1941, notice is hereby given that the British standards and amendments listed in the Schedule hereto are being considered for adoption as New Zealand standard specifications. All persons who may be affected by them and who desire to comment thereon may, on application, obtain copies on loan from the New Zealand Standards Institute, Bowen State Building, Bowen Street, or Private Bag, Wellington C. 1.

Requests should specify that copies are required for comment purposes.

The closing date for the receipt of comment is 14 March 1963.

E. J. SUTCH,

Executive Officer, Standards Council.

(S.I. 114/2/1–24)

SCHEDULE

LIST OF BRITISH STANDARDS

B.S. 1202 : Nails. 1202 Part 3 : 1962: Aluminium nails.
B.S. 3380 : Wastes for sanitary appliances and overflows for baths. 3380 Part 2 : 1962: Skeleton sink wastes.
B.S. 3535 : 1962: Safety isolating transformers for industrial and domestic purposes.
B.S. 3542 : 1962: Table earthenware for local authorities and hospitals.
B.S. 3543 : 1962: Sisal twines for automatic pick-up balers and similar machines.
B.S. 3546 : 1962: PVC-coated fabrics (cotton and rayon staple) for foul weather clothing.
B.S. 3548 : 1962: Fractional horsepower endless V-belt drives.
B.S. 3551 : 1962: Alloy steel shackles.
B.S. 3552 : 1962: Terms used in coal preparation.
B.S. 3554 : 1962: Independent low pressure governors for appliances burning town gas.
B.S. 3555 : 1962: Ring spanners.
B.S. 3557 : 1962: Method for the quantitative chemical analysis of mixtures of polyester fibres with cotton or viscose rayon.
B.S. 3662 : 1962: Methods for the determination of the colour fastness of leather. B.S. 3662/1: Principles of colour fastness testing. B.S. 3662/2: Grey scale for assessing change in colour. B.S. 3662/3: Grey scale for assessing staining. B.S. 3662/4: Daylight. B.S. 3662/5: Heat. B.S. 3662/6: Marking off. B.S. 3662/7: Organic solvents. B.S. 3662/8: Rubbing wet and dry (of light leathers). B.S. 3662/9: Rubbing (of light leathers wetted from the back with organic solvents). B.S. 3662/10: Washing. B.S. 3662/11: Transfer of colour in washing. B.S. 3662/12: Water. B.S. 3662/13: Water spotting.

REVISIONS OF STANDARDS SPECIFICATIONS

B.S. 18 : 1962: Methods for tensile testing of metals.
B.S. 131 : Methods for notched bar tests. 131 Part 4 : 1962: Calibration of pendulum impact testing machines for metals.
B.S. 341 : Valve fittings for compressed gas cylinders. 341 Part 1 : 1962: Valves with taper stems (excluding valves used for breathing and medical purposes).
B.S. 715 : 1962: Sheet metal flue pipes and accessories for gas fired appliances.
B.S. 999 : 1962: Schedule of tests for coke ovens.
B.S. 1250 : Domestic appliances burning town gas. 1250 Part 1 : 1962: General requirements.
B.S. 1343 : 1962: Cartridge drawing paper.

AMENDMENTS TO BRITISH STANDARDS

Title Amendt. Ref.
No. No.
B.S. 131 : Methods for notched bar tests. Part 1 : 1961: The Izod impact test on metals .. 1 PD 4651
B.S. 1017 : The sampling of coal and coke. Part 1 : 1960: Sampling of coal ... 2 PD 4649
Part 2 : 1960: Sampling of coke ... 2 PD 4650
B.S. 1259: 1958: Intrinsically safe electrical apparatus and circuits for use in explosive atmospheres ... 5 PD 4669
B.S. 1300 : 1960: Beehives, frames and wax foundations ... 2 PD 4675
B.S. 1542 : 1960: Equipment for eye, face and neck protection against radiation arising during welding and similar operations ... 1 PD 4645
B.S. 1672 : Methods of testing rubber latex. Part 2 : 1954: Chemical and physical tests ... Amendment No. 4 (PD 4602) was cancelled shortly after publication. 5 PD 4643
B.S. 1792 : 1960: One-mark volumetric flasks ... 1 PD 4672
B.S. 1968 : 1953: Floats for ballvalves (copper) ... 2 PD 4667
B.S. 2596 : 1955: Components of crawler tractors and earth moving equipment ... 1 PD 4668
B.S. 3146 : Investment castings in metal. 3146 : Part 2 : 1961: High alloy steels, nickel and cobalt alloys ... 1 PD 4648
B.S. 3298 : Camp beds. 3298 : Part 1 : 1960: Spring steel and woven fabric camp beds ... 1 PD 4665
B.S. 3338 : The sampling and analysis of tin and tin alloys. 3338 : Part 3 : 1961: Determination of antimony in ingot tin (photometric method) 2 PD 4666
B.S. 3494 : Memorandum on light-current semiconductor devices. 3494 : Part 1 : 1962: Essential ratings and characteristics ... 1 PD 4647
B.S. 3499 : School music equipment: 3499 : Part 1 : 1962: Percussion instruments ... 1 PD 4646

Members of Bobby Calf Committees Elected

Pursuant to the Bobby Calf Marketing Regulations 1955, notice has been received by the New Zealand Dairy Production and Marketing Board that the persons whose names are set out under the name of each Bobby Calf Pool Committee in the Schedule hereto have been duly elected as members of that committee.

Dated this 15th day of February 1963.

A. J. L. WELLS,

Executive Officer (Production and Administration).

SCHEDULE

Apiti-Rangiwahia Bobby Calf Pool Committee

William Stewart Couper,
Raymond Lloyd Nicholson,
Ewen George McConachy,
Arthur William Clarke,
Herbert Christian William Digby,
Edward Gwyne Billinghurst,
William George Edge,
Sydney Merville Stent,
Duncan Charles Smith, and
Alister Walter Tompkins.

Ashhurst-Pohangina Bobby Calf Pool Committee

Robert Thomas Sinclair,
Alan Gordon Jolly,
Kenneth Bruce Caldwell,
Victor Edgar Capill,
Alexander Davis,
Edward Lloyd Evans,
Bertie Fairless,
Harold Ian Moar, and
George Alfred Wagstaff.

Colyton - Te Arakura Bobby Calf Pool Committee

Clarence Noel Houghton,
Owen Bradburn James,
Leonard Curtis,
James Wood,
Gordon Johnston,
Walter Beatson,
Frank Baxter,
James Van Derwerff, and
Claude O'Reilly.

Hari Hari Bobby Calf Pool Committee

Fred William Wyatt,
Charles William Evans,
Alex Robert Fairmaid,
Edward Arnold Finch,
John William Stewart Gardiner,
James George Gillingham,
John Burns Muir,
Clarence Neil Ramsey, and
Albert Robert Weenink.

Kokatahi-Koiterangi-Arahura Bobby Calf Pool Committee

Alfred Marshall,
Maurice Alexander Paterson,
Clifford Ewing Cron,
Alan Thomas Elcock,
Norman Edwin Laing,
William Alexander Mills, and
William John David Monk.

Motukarara Bobby Calf Pool Committee

Thomas Messenger Wheeler,
William Clarence Miller,
Ross Allen,
Gordon James Burrows,
David Allan Gebbie, and
Leslie Wood.

Rawene Bobby Calf Pool Committee

Henry George Norman Springett,
Arthur Rae Cox,
Kenneth Selwyn Hugh Baker,
Eric Harnett, and
Lomond Omer Leaf.

Waimamaku Bobby Calf Pool Committee

Henry Lewis Hedger,
George Douglas Parlane,
William Martin Naera,
Danial Rowland Ambler,
Archie Glyn Fell,
Lindsay Harold Parlane, and
Christopher Stanis Diamond.

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🏭 British Standards and Amendments Available for Comment

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated14 March 1963
KeywordsStandards Act, British Standards, New Zealand Standards Institute, Public comment, Adoption of standards
👩‍💼 Officials

E. J. Sutch, Executive Officer, Standards Council

🌾 Members of Bobby Calf Committees Elected

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated15 February 1963
KeywordsBobby Calf Pool Committees, Election of members, Dairy Production and Marketing Board, Regulations
👱🏽 Names

62 names identified

William Stewart Couper, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Raymond Lloyd Nicholson, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Ewen George McConachy, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Arthur William Clarke, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Herbert Christian William Digby, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Edward Gwyne Billinghurst, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
William George Edge, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Sydney Merville Stent, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Duncan Charles Smith, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Alister Walter Tompkins, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Robert Thomas Sinclair, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Alan Gordon Jolly, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Kenneth Bruce Caldwell, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Victor Edgar Capill, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Alexander Davis, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Edward Lloyd Evans, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Bertie Fairless, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Harold Ian Moar, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
George Alfred Wagstaff, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Clarence Noel Houghton, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Owen Bradburn James, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Leonard Curtis, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
James Wood, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Gordon Johnston, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Walter Beatson, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Frank Baxter, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
James Van Derwerff, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Claude O'Reilly, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Fred William Wyatt, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Charles William Evans, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Alex Robert Fairmaid, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Edward Arnold Finch, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
John William Stewart Gardiner, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
James George Gillingham, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
John Burns Muir, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Clarence Neil Ramsey, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Albert Robert Weenink, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Alfred Marshall, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Maurice Alexander Paterson, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Clifford Ewing Cron, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Alan Thomas Elcock, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Norman Edwin Laing, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
William Alexander Mills, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
William John David Monk, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Thomas Messenger Wheeler, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
William Clarence Miller, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Ross Allen, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Gordon James Burrows, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
David Allan Gebbie, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Leslie Wood, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Henry George Norman Springett, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Arthur Rae Cox, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Kenneth Selwyn Hugh Baker, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Eric Harnett, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Lomond Omer Leaf, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Henry Lewis Hedger, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
George Douglas Parlane, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
William Martin Naera, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Danial Rowland Ambler, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Archie Glyn Fell, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Lindsay Harold Parlane, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee
Christopher Stanis Diamond, Elected to Bobby Calf Pool Committee

👩‍💼 Officials

A. J. L. Wells, Executive Officer (Production and Administration)

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