New Zealand Gazette – 1964 – No. 72

Page 2177

✨ Limited Registration Register

17 NOVEMBER
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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j “Supply Authority work” means the following work carried out for and whilst employed by an electrical supply authority—
(1) The replacement of fuse links.
(2) The replacement of flexible cords.
(3) The removal and replacement of defective accessories, apparatus, and appliances.
(4) The minor adjustment of defective accessories, apparatus, and appliances.

k “Radio Servicemen’s limits restricted to Civil Aviation Administration” means the following work carried out for and whilst employed by the Civil Aviation Administration—
(1) The replacement of fuse links.
(2) The connection and replacement of flexible cords.
(3) The earthing of appliances.
(4) The assembly and repair of radio apparatus.
(5) The assembly and repair of portable domestic appliances.

l “Civil Aviation Administration (extended limits)” means the following work carried out for and whilst employed by the Civil Aviation Administration—
(i) The replacement of fuse links.
(ii) The connection and replacement of flexible cords.
(iii) The earthing of appliances.
(iv) The assembly and repair of radio apparatus.
(v) The assembly and repair of appliances.
(vi) The disconnection and reconnection of appliances.
(vii) The wiring of circuits for Selsyn motors up to 50 volts A.C.

m “Assembly and repair of teletypewriter machines and associated equipment” means—
(1) The replacement of fuse links.
(2) The connection and replacement of flexible cords.
(3) The earthing of appliances.
(4) The assembly and repair of teletypewriter machines and associated equipment.

n “Assembly and repair of portable domestic appliances” means—
(1) The replacement of fuse links.
(2) The connection and replacement of flexible cords.
(3) The earthing of appliances.
(4) The assembly and repair of portable domestic appliances.

o “Servicing calculating machines and like office appliances” means—
(1) The replacement of fuse links.
(2) The connection and replacement of flexible cords.
(3) The earthing of appliances.
(4) The servicing of calculating machines and like plug-in office appliances up to and including the plug top.

p “Post Office radio technician” means the following work carried out for and whilst employed by the Post Office—
(1) The replacement of fuse links.
(2) The connection and replacement of flexible cords.
(3) The earthing of appliances.
(4) The disconnection and reconnection of radio apparatus.
(5) The assembly and repair of electrical equipment associated with radio.
(6) The assembly and repair of radio apparatus.

q “Post Office telegraph technician” means the following work carried out for and whilst employed by the Post Office—
(1) The replacement of fuse links.
(2) The connection and replacement of flexible cords.
(3) The earthing of appliances.
(4) The assembly and repair of appliances associated with telegraph equipment.

r “Post Office telephone exchange technician” means the following work carried out for and whilst employed by the Post Office—
(1) The replacement of fuse links.
(2) The connection and replacement of flexible cords.
(3) The earthing of appliances.
(4) The disconnection and reconnection of telephone apparatus and associated appliances.

s “Assembly and repair of portable appliances” means—
(1) The replacement of fuse links.
(2) The connection and replacement of flexible cords.
(3) The earthing of appliances.
(4) The assembly and repair of portable and semi-portable appliances.

t “Post Office telephone exchange technician (extended limits)” means the following work carried out for and whilst employed by the Post Office—
(1) The replacement of fuse links.
(2) The connection and replacement of flexible cords.
(3) The earthing of appliances.
(4) The disconnection and reconnection of telephone apparatus and associated appliances.
(5) The assembly and repair of telephone apparatus and associated appliances.
(6) The assembly and repair of automatic telephone and impulse signalling equipment, also the installation of such equipment including wiring of circuits designed for a voltage not exceeding 50 volts.

I certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the name, registered number, date of registration, and class of work as at the 31st day of March 1964 of every person entered in the Register of Limited Registration.

New Zealand Electricity Department, Wellington, 5 November 1964.
E. M. BROWN, Registrar.

Price 7s.
BY AUTHORITY: R. E. OWEN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND—1964
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👷 Register of Limited Registration - Definitions (continued from previous page)

Domain👷 Labour & Employment
Dated5 November 1964
KeywordsLimited registration, definitions, electrical supply, civil aviation, teletypewriter, domestic appliances, calculating machines, Post Office, technicians
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E. M. Brown, Registrar

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