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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

LOWER HUTT CITY COUNCIL

RESOLUTION TO MAKE SPECIAL RATE

Property Acquisition Loan No. 7, 1967-$64,000

THAT, in pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it
in that behalf by the Local Authorities Loans Act 1956, the
Lower Hutt City Council hereby resolves as follows:

"That for the purpose of providing the interest and other
charges on a loan of sixty-four thousand dollars ($64,000),
authorised to be raised by the Lower Hutt City Council under
the above-mentioned Act for the purpose of purchasing
property, the said Lower Hutt City Council hereby makes
and levies a special rate of 0.063 of a cent in the dollar on
the rateable value (on the basis of the annual value) on all
rateable property in the City of Lower Hutt; and that such
special rate shall be an annually recurring rate during the
currency of such loan, and be incorporated and added to the
consolidated special rate made pursuant to the provisions of
section 108A of the Municipal Corporations Act 1954, and be
payable yearly on or about the 1st day of August in each and
every year during the currency of such loan, being a period
of 25 years, or until such time as the loan is paid off."

I hereby certify that the above resolution was duly passed
at the meeting of the Lower Hutt City Council held on 18
December 1967.

E. C. PERRY, Town Clerk.

Lower Hutt, 18 December 1967.

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AUCKLAND REGIONAL AUTHORITY

RESOLUTION MAKING SPECIAL RATES

Regional Roading Loan No. 1, 1967, $600,000—First Issue $200,000

PURSUANT to the Local Authorities Loans Act 1956 and the
Auckland Regional Authority Act 1963, the Auckland Regional
Authority has resolved to the following effect:

"That, for the purposes of providing the annual charges on a
loan of $200,000, authorised to be raised by the Auckland Regional
Authority under the above-mentioned Acts for the purposes of
meeting the costs of and incidental to the acquisition of land re-
quired for the protection of future regional roads and motorways,
the Auckland Regional Authority hereby makes a special rate of
the several amounts in the dollar set out in the fourth column of
the Schedule hereto on the rateable values set against such amounts
respectively in the third column of such Schedule, of all rateable
property of the local authorities listed in the first column of such
Schedule and set out against such amounts and rateable values
respectively; and that the special rate shall be an annual-recurring
rate during the currency of the loan which shall, at the lenders
option, be for periods of six, 10, and 20 years from 1 February 1968.

SCHEDULE

Annually Recurring Special Rates to be Struck as Security to Cover Annual Charges
Plus 10 Percent in Respect of Regional Roading Loan No. 1, 1967, $600,000—
First Issue $200,000, Total Charges Secured: $15,100

H. D. LAMBIE, Chairman.
N. C. BELL, Secretary.

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GOLDEN BAY COUNTY COUNCIL

RESOLUTION MAKING SPECIAL RATE

Housing Loan 1967—$10,000

PURSUANT to the Local Authorities Loans Act 1956, the
Golden Bay County Council hereby resolves as follows:

"That, for the purpose of providing the annual charges on
a loan of $10,000, authorised to be raised by the Golden Bay
County Council under the above-mentioned Act, for the
purchase of land and an existing house, the said Golden Bay

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County Council hereby makes a special rate of .0561c
(decimal zero five six one of one cent) in the dollar upon
the rateable value of all rateable property in the Takaka
Riding of the Golden Bay County; and that the special rate
shall be an annual-recurring rate during the currency of the
loan, and be payable yearly on the 1st day of April in each
and every year during the currency of the loan, being a
period of 25 years, or until the loan is fully paid off."

I hereby certify that the above resolution was passed at a
meeting of the Golden Bay County Council held on 13
September 1967.

M. J. CHAPMAN, County Clerk.

NEW ZEALAND LAW SOCIETY

THE LAW PRACTITIONERS ACT (DISCIPLINARY) RULES 1968
MADE by the Disciplinary Committee of the New Zealand
Law Society under section 47 of the Law Practitioners Act
1955.

PART I—CHARGES AGAINST PRACTITIONERS

1. Where a charge is made by the New Zealand Law
   Society or by a District Law Society under section 34 of the
   Law Practitioners Act 1955 (hereinafter referred to as "the
   Act") against a practitioner any such charge shall be in
   writing, and shall be lodged with the Clerk to the Committee
   (hereinafter referred to as "the Clerk").

2. Before fixing a date for the hearing, the Committee may
   require the Society concerned to supply such further information
   and documents relating to the charge as it thinks fit,
   and in any case where, in the opinion of the Committee, no
   prima facie case is shown, the Committee may, without
   requiring the practitioner to answer the charge, dismiss the
   charge. If required so to do, either by the Society or by the
   practitioner, the Committee shall make a formal order dismissing
   such charge.

3. If the Committee is of opinion that the charges should be
   heard, the Committee shall fix a date, time, and place for
   the hearing, and the Clerk shall serve or cause to be served
   notice thereof on the Society and on the practitioner and
   shall serve or cause to be served on the practitioner a copy
   of the charges and of all affidavits in support thereof. The
   notice shall be served not less than 21 days before the day
   of hearing.

4. The notices may be in the forms in that behalf set out
   in the Schedule hereto and shall require the Society and
   the practitioner respectively to furnish to the Clerk and to
   each other a list of all documents and copies of all affidavits
   on which they respectively propose to rely. Such list and copies
   unless otherwise permitted by the Committee shall be furnished
   by the Society and by the practitioner respectively at least
   10 clear days before the day of hearing.

5. Either party may inspect the documents included in the
   list furnished by the other; and a copy of any document
   mentioned in the list of either party shall, on the application
   and at the expense of the party requiring it, be furnished
   to that party by the other within three days after the receipt
   of the application.

6. If either party fails to appear at the hearing, the Committee
   may, upon proof of service of the notice of hearing,
   proceed to hear and determine the charge notwithstanding
   the absence of such party.

7. Unless otherwise permitted by the Committee all evidence
   shall be given by affidavit.

8. Where the Committee makes an order under section 34
   of the Act, the Clerk shall serve forthwith a copy of the
   order on the Society concerned and on the practitioner. In
   the case of an order to be filed under section 49 of the Act
   such order shall be filed forthwith after the making thereof.

PART II—APPLICATIONS AT THE INSTANCE OF PRACTITIONERS

9. An application at the instance of a practitioner under
   section 38 of the Act shall be in writing supported by affidavit
   setting out the reasons for the application and shall be lodged
   with the Clerk and a copy of the application and affidavit
   shall be lodged with the District Law Society of which the
   practitioner is a member.

10. If the Committee is satisfied that the District Law Society
    concerned does not oppose the application, the Committee
    may consider the same without requiring any further evidence;
    and in any other case shall fix a date, time, and place for the
    hearing of the application.

PART III—APPLICATIONS FOR RESTORATION TO ROLL

11. An application by a practitioner for restoration of his
    name to the roll pursuant to section 39 of the Act, shall be
    in writing and shall be supported by affidavit setting out the
    grounds upon which the application is based.