New Zealand Gazette – 1966 – No. 17

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✨ Register of Limited Registration

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 17

Name	Last Notified Address	Registered for	Registered No.	Date of Registration
Winter, Leonard Alfred...	Auckland	jSupply Authority work	LR1555	27/8/59
Wolbers, Frederik Hendrik	Christchurch	iRefrigeration serviceman	LR822	21/4/55
Wolland, Paul Francis...	Wellington	oServicing calculating machines and like office appliances	LR463	1/4/53
Wood, Alfred Friis.....	Auckland	sAssembly and repair of portable appliances	LR2776	2/9/64
Wood, Basil Alfred Paul....	Auckland	Work in powerhouses and substations	LR2439	28/3/62
Wood, Edwin Haswell......	Auckland	rPost Office telephone exchange technician	LR2092	12/10/60
Wood, Frank Bernard.......	Auckland	aElectrical wiring for radio sets only	LR154	1/4/53
Wood, Jack Harvey........	Winton	oServicing calculating machines and like office appliances	LR2289	17/7/61
.....All classes of electrical wiring work carried out for and whilst employed by T. Springford and Co. Ltd., Winton	LR2190	17/4/61
Wood, Selwyn Fisher......	Thames	aElectrical wiring for radio sets only	LR169	1/4/53
Woodburn, Lewis John......	Gisborne.	gN.Z. Broadcasting Corporation	LR1364	6/6/58
Woodley, John St. Clair.....	Christchurch	oServicing calculating machines and like office appliances	LR2162	21/2/61
Woodruff, Leslie Samuel George	Wellington	gN.Z. Broadcasting Corporation	LR1594	11/9/59
Woods, Allan Geoffrey.....	Christchurch	tRefrigeration serviceman	LR2303	11/8/61
Woods, Frank...............	Auckland	rPost Office telephone exchange technician	LR2093	12/10/60
Woodward, Keith Owen......	Trentham	oServicing calculating machines and like office appliances	LR1890	16/5/60
Woodward, Neville Ralph.....	Lower Hutt	oServicing calculating machines and like office appliances	LR1399	27/8/58
Woodward, William Chattaway..	Invercargill	cRadio interference suppression	LR2214	1/5/61
Woolliams, Douglas Leslie....	New Plymouth	jSupply Authority work	LR991	6/9/56
Wright, Dennis Norman......	Nandi, Fiji	lDepartment of Civil Aviation (extended limits)	LR1358	26/5/58
Wright, Geoffrey Colbourne...	Tawa	qPost Office telegraph technician	LR1843	26/4/60
.....nAssembly and repair of portable domestic appliances	LR2316	13/9/61
Wright, Joseph...........	Hamilton	qPost Office telegraph technician	LR1844	26/4/60
Wright, Maurice Alan Nielsen.	Christchurch	rPost Office telephone exchange technician	LR2094	12/10/60
Wright, Ronald Ernest......	Auckland	tPost Office telephone exchange technician (extended limits)	LR2383	8/11/61
Wright, Terrence David......	Auckland	iRefrigeration serviceman	LR1237	7/8/57
Wright, William Albert......	Invercargill	iRefrigeration serviceman	LR766	21/12/54
Wykes, Gordon Hamilton.....	Timaru	gN.Z. Broadcasting Corporation	LR509	1/4/53
Wyllie, Colin Ralston.......	Christchurch	cRadio interference suppression	LR2669	7/8/63
Wyness, Alfred John........	Wellington	aElectrical wiring for radio sets only	LR106	1/4/53
Yandell, Albert Edward......	Auckland	nAssembly and repair of portable domestic appliances	LR2579	20/3/63
Yanko, Edgar David.........	Matamata	jSupply Authority work	LR2568	27/2/63
Yellowlees, John Brian......	Kaiapoi	jSupply Authority work	LR2257	29/5/61
Yeoman, David Maurice......	Christchurch	aElectrical wiring for radio sets only	LR201	1/4/53
Youlden, Leonard Ivan.......	Wellington	mAssembly and repair of teletypewriter machines and associated equipment	LR1446	17/11/58
Young, Colin Trevor........	Invercargill	gN.Z. Broadcasting Corporation	LR735	15/12/53
Young, Leslie Joseph........	Dunedin	cRadio interference suppression	LR2105	12/10/60
Young, Raymond Suvla.......	Hamilton East	Replacement fuse links; connection and replacement of flexible cords; earthing appliances	LR408	1/4/53
Younger, James............	Christchurch	gN.Z. Broadcasting Corporation	LR1214	15/5/57
Zimmermann, Eycke Maria...	Wellsford	bRadio experimenter	LP1374	23/7/58

a "Electrical wiring for radio sets" means—

(1) The installation and connection of any earthing conductor used for any radio apparatus.

(2) The connection of a flexible cord to any radio apparatus or any plug top, ceiling-rose, or other connector used between the fixed wiring and such apparatus.

(3) The replacement of any flexible cord used for supplying electrical energy to any radio apparatus and used between the fixed wiring and such apparatus.

(4) The replacement of a fuse link on any subcircuit used to supply electrical energy to any radio apparatus.

(5) The removal and/or replacement of any radio apparatus as a whole or in part and which is connected to the fixed wiring by means of a flexible cord.

(6) The assembly, alteration, and/or repair of any radio apparatus.

b "Radio experimenter" means—

The following work associated with amateur radio experimental work only—

(1) The replacement of fuse links.

(2) The connection and replacement of flexible cords.

(3) The earthing of sets.

(4) The disconnection and reconnection of sets.

(5) The assembly and repair of sets.

c "Radio interference suppression" means—

The following work associated with radio interference suppression only, carried out for and whilst employed by the Post Office—

(1) The temporary installation and temporary connecting of any earthing conductor used for any radio apparatus or interference filter.

(2) The temporary connecting of a flexible cord to any apparatus, or any plug top, ceiling-rose, or other connector used between the fixed wiring and such apparatus.

(3) The temporary replacement of any flexible cord used for supplying electrical energy to any apparatus and used between the fixed wiring and such apparatus.

(4) The replacement of a fuse link on any subcircuit.

(5) The temporary removal and/or temporary replacement of any apparatus as a whole or in part and which is connected to the fixed wiring by means of a flexible cord.

(6) The removal of conductors from the terminals of stationary electrical apparatus, the insertion of filters and the reconnection of the conductors for trial and demonstration purposes only.

(7) The maintenance of the power equipment associated with radio apparatus.

d "Luminous discharge tubes" means—

(1) The servicing of fluorescent lighting fittings.

(2) The servicing of 230 volt flasher units.

(3) The following work associated with equipment used for luminous discharge tube signs or for other display purposes which (other than the 230 volt flasher unit circuit) is designed to operate at a voltage in excess of 650:

(i) The replacement of fuse links.

(ii) The earthing of such equipment.

(iii) The connection or disconnection of such equipment to or from the fixed wiring.

(iv) The assembly and repair of such equipment.

e "The operation of motion and sound pictures" means the following electrical wiring work in a theatre—

(1) The replacement of subcircuit fuse links; and

(2) The following work in connection with sound-film equipment only—

(i) The adjustment and/or replacement of component parts in the sound system from the power transformer to the output; and

(ii) The adjustment and/or replacement of fractional horse-power motors and control equipment for projector drives, arcs, rewinding, exhaust as applied to lamp-house ventilation, rectifier cooling system, gramophone records, the curtain, and for the lighting effects; and

(iii) Servicing rectifiers used in connection with supply to an arc; and

(iv) The adjustment and/or replacement of a change-over mechanism; and

(v) Servicing the direct current side of the motor-generator used in connection with supply to an arc; and

(3) Servicing theatre emergency lighting.

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👷 Register of Limited Registration - Continued (continued from previous page)

Domain👷 Labour & Employment
KeywordsLimited registration, electricians, technicians, servicemen, radio, electrical, assembly, repair, broadcasting, civil aviation, post office, telephone, refrigeration, calculating machines, office appliances, supply authority, motion pictures, railway, fuse links, earthing appliances, domestic appliances, radio experimenter, signalling equipment
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38 names identified

Leonard Alfred Winter, Supply Authority work
Frederik Hendrik Wolbers, Refrigeration serviceman
Paul Francis Wolland, Servicing calculating machines and like office appliances
Alfred Friis Wood, Assembly and repair of portable appliances
Basil Alfred Paul Wood, Work in powerhouses and substations
Edwin Haswell Wood, Post Office telephone exchange technician
Frank Bernard Wood, Electrical wiring for radio sets only
Jack Harvey Wood, Servicing calculating machines and like office appliances
Selwyn Fisher Wood, Electrical wiring for radio sets only
Lewis John Woodburn, N.Z. Broadcasting Corporation
John St. Clair Woodley, Servicing calculating machines and like office appliances
Leslie Samuel George Woodruff, N.Z. Broadcasting Corporation
Allan Geoffrey Woods, Refrigeration serviceman
Frank Woods, Post Office telephone exchange technician
Keith Owen Woodward, Servicing calculating machines and like office appliances
Neville Ralph Woodward, Servicing calculating machines and like office appliances
William Chattaway Woodward, Radio interference suppression
Douglas Leslie Woolliams, Supply Authority work
Dennis Norman Wright, Department of Civil Aviation (extended limits)
Geoffrey Colbourne Wright, Post Office telegraph technician
Joseph Wright, Post Office telegraph technician
Maurice Alan Nielsen Wright, Post Office telephone exchange technician
Ronald Ernest Wright, Post Office telephone exchange technician (extended limits)
Terrence David Wright, Refrigeration serviceman
William Albert Wright, Refrigeration serviceman
Gordon Hamilton Wykes, N.Z. Broadcasting Corporation
Colin Ralston Wyllie, Radio interference suppression
Alfred John Wyness, Electrical wiring for radio sets only
Albert Edward Yandell, Assembly and repair of portable domestic appliances
Edgar David Yanko, Supply Authority work
John Brian Yellowlees, Supply Authority work
David Maurice Yeoman, Electrical wiring for radio sets only
Leonard Ivan Youlden, Assembly and repair of teletypewriter machines and associated equipment
Colin Trevor Young, N.Z. Broadcasting Corporation
Leslie Joseph Young, Radio interference suppression
Raymond Suvla Young, Replacement fuse links; connection and replacement of flexible cords; earthing appliances
James Younger, N.Z. Broadcasting Corporation
Eycke Maria Zimmermann, Radio experimenter

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