SCHEDULE
CONDITIONS

1. This licence is subject to the Foreshore Licence Regulations 1960 and the provisions of those regulations shall so far as applicable, apply hereto.
2. The term of the licence shall be seven years from the 1st day of July 1966.
3. The premium payable by the licensee shall be five pounds (£5) ($10) and the annual sum so payable by the licensee shall be ten pounds (£10) ($20).
4. That the operation be entirely confined to that of a "drive-off-drive on" vehicular ferry terminal.
5. That no cargo handling be permitted; that no facility for the storage of goods, or the handling of cargo, or the fuelling of vehicles be permitted; and that no buildings or structures be erected, with the exception of a small building, to be used as an office and changing rooms for company staff.
6. That no unoccupied vehicles be left in the vicinity of the vehicular ramp or recreation area; and that the parking of all attended vehicles be confined entirely to the area reclaimed by the company.
7. That such signs, barriers, and other facilities as are deemed to be necessary to ensure the proper direction of traffic and operation of the terminal be provided by the Manukau City Council at the expense of the company.
   Dated at Wellington this 12th day of July 1966.
   W. J. SCOTT, Minister of Marine.
   (M. 4/5623)

Licensing Wilson, Neill (Export Division) Ltd. to Maintain a Jetty on Part of the Foreshore and Bed of the Taieri River at Taieri Mouth
Pursuant to the Harbours Act 1950, the Minister of Marine hereby licenses and permits Wilson, Neill (Export Division) Ltd. (hereinafter called the licensee, which term shall include its successors or assigns unless the context requires a different construction) to use and occupy part of the foreshore and bed of the Taieri River, as shown on plan marked M.D. 12265 and deposited in the office of the Marine Department at Wellington, for the purpose of maintaining thereon a jetty as shown on the said plan. such licence to be held and enjoyed by the licensee upon and subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the Schedule hereto.

SCHEDULE
CONDITIONS

1. This licence is subject to the Foreshore Licence Regulations 1960, and the provisions of those regulations shall, so far as applicable, apply hereto.
2. The term of the licence shall be 14 years from the 1st day of June 1966.
3. The premium payable by the licensee shall be five pounds (£5) ($10) and the annual sum so payable by the licensee shall be five pounds (£5) ($10).
   Dated at Wellington this 28th day of June 1966.
   W. J. SCOTT, Minister of Marine.
   (M. 4/5734)

Amendments to Rules of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Pursuant to the Royal Society of New Zealand Act 1965, the Fellows of the Royal Society of New Zealand, at the annual meeting held on 18 May 1966, passed resolutions amending the rules of the Society published in the Gazette on 22 December 1965, the effect of such resolutions being as follows:

SECTION M—HONORARY MEMBERS
Rules M1, M2, M3, and M4 were amended to read:
M1. The Fellows shall have the power to recommend to the Council the appointment of honorary members (being persons not residing in the Dominion of New Zealand) provided that the total number of honorary members shall not exceed 30.
M2. Vacancies in the list of honorary members shall be announced at each Annual General Meeting and such announcement shall be communicated as early as possible to each member body. Each member body and any group of three or more Fellows may nominate one person for each vacancy and shall send to the General Secretary of the Society before 1 March the names, descriptions, and addresses of persons so nominated together with the grounds on which their election is recommended.
M3. The names and qualifications of those so nominated shall be sent to all Fellows and the Fellows shall determine at the next Annual General Meeting, if necessary by ballot, the candidates to be recommended for appointment by the incoming Council at its first meeting.

M4. The title of honorary members shall be "Honorary Member of the Royal Society of New Zealand".

SECTION J—THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF RESEARCH
Rules JIX, 1 to 11, were added. They read:
JIX. The Skinner Fund:

1. The Skinner Fund, established jointly by the Royal Society of New Zealand, the Polynesian Society, and the New Zealand Archaeological Association, and named in honour of Henry Devenish Skinner, C.B.E., M.A.(CANTAB.), D.SC., HON. D. LITT (OTAGO), F.R.S.N.Z., shall consist of moneys subscribed and granted for the purpose and all other funds which may be given or granted for the same purpose.
2. The fund shall be vested in the Royal Society of New Zealand. The Council of the Society shall have control thereof and shall invest the fund in such investments as it may in its absolute discretion think fit, and it may vary and transpose such investments from time to time without being in any such case liable for any loss that may result therefrom.
3. The purpose of the funds shall be the promotion of the study of the history, art, culture, physical and social anthropology of the Maori and other Polynesian peoples, particularly through the recording, survey, excavation, and scientific study of prehistoric and historic sites in New Zealand and the islands of the South-west Pacific, and the detailed analysis of all cultural, artistic, or physical remains which have been recovered as the result of such investigations. To this end both research projects having survey, recording, and excavation as their goal, and those which propose to treat analytically and comparatively materials already so recovered shall be deemed to have equal weight.
4. The Council or its Standing Committee may make grants from the revenue of the fund, after payment of all expenses legally incurred in its investment and administration, in terms of these rules.
5. The Council of the Society, at the first meeting after the Annual Meeting, shall appoint a Skinner Fund Grants Committee, consisting of the President of the Society, the President of the Polynesian Society, the President of the New Zealand Archaeological Association (or their deputies named in writing), and two other persons nominated by the Royal Society of New Zealand sectional committee on anthropological sciences, and shall name one of them to be convener. The committee shall consider applications for grants from the fund and shall report thereon to the Council or its standing committee which shall have the power, after considering such reports, to make immediate grants on behalf of the Council.
6. Written applications for such grants shall be made to the General Secretary who shall forward such applications to the convener of the Skinner Fund Grants Committee appointed in terms of rule 5. Applicants shall state clearly the purposes for which the grant will be used, the amount required, together with the qualifications of the applicant to undertake the proposed research.
7. The Council shall have the power, on the recommendation of the above committee, to resolve that unexpended revenue from the fund be added to the capital thereof, or be allowed to accumulate to permit larger grants.
8. Every recipient of a grant from the fund shall report to the Council, before 31 March in the year after the grant was made, showing in a general way the expenditure of the grant and the progress made with the research.
9. The results of researches aided by grants from the funds shall, where possible, be published in New Zealand, with due acknowledgment of the source of financial assistance, and one copy of any report stemming from such research shall be deposited in the Society's library.
10. There shall be published in each volume of the Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand a list of grants made from the fund during the previous two years.
11. The Council may from time to time amend or alter the above rules, but all proposals for such amendments or alterations shall be first submitted to the Presidents of the Polynesian Society and the New Zealand Archaeological Association, and the notice of motion for such amendments or alterations shall be countersigned by them to indicate their approval.
    Dated at Wellington this 11th day of July 1966.
    MARGARET E. MARSH, General Secretary.

Waiapu-Matakaoa Development Scheme Amending Notice 1966, No. 3
WHEREAS by virtue of the notice described in the First Schedule hereto the land described in the Second Schedule hereto is now subject to Part XXIV of the Maori Affairs Act 1953;
Now, therefore, pursuant to section 332 of the Maori Affairs Act 1953, the Board of Maori Affairs hereby gives notice as follows:

1. This notice may be cited as the Waiapu-Matakaoa Development Scheme Amending Notice 1966, No. 3.