12 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 1

Deputy of the Governor-General

His Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased to constitute and appoint

The Right Honourable Sir Herbert Richard Churton Wild, K.C.M.G., E.D., AND BAR, Chief Justice of New Zealand,

to be Deputy of the Governor-General commencing at 10 a.m. on the 6th day of January 1969 and during the period of the temporary absence of the Governor-General from the seat of Government and from New Zealand.

Dated at Wellington this 6th day of January 1969.

(By Command)

D. C. WILLIAMS, Official Secretary.

Officers Authorised to Take and Receive Statutory Declarations

PURSUANT to section 9 of the Oaths and Declarations Act 1957,

His Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased to authorise the holders for the time being of the offices in the service of the Crown specified in the Schedule below to take and receive statutory declarations under the said Act.

SCHEDULE

POST OFFICE

Postmaster, Armagh.
Postmaster, Orakei.
Postmaster, Takaro.
Staff Welfare Officer, Rotorua.

Dated at Wellington this 4th day of December 1968.

J. R. HANAN, Minister of Justice.

(J. 10/7/10)

Officer Authorised to Take and Receive Statutory Declarations

PURSUANT to section 9 of the Oaths and Declarations Act 1957, His Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased to authorise the officer in the service of the Crown, being the holder for the time being of the office of Administration Officer, Ministry of Works, Turangi, to take and receive statutory declarations under the said Act.

Dated at Wellington this 18th day of December 1968.

J. R. HANAN, Minister of Justice.

(J. 10/7/2)

Officiating Ministers for 1968—Notice No. 59

PURSUANT to the Marriage Act 1955, the following names of officiating ministers within the meaning of the said Act are published for general information.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

Elder Brian B. Snow.
Elder Matuhara Brown.
Elder Adam McDonald.
Elder Mafeking Baden Powell Pere.
Elder Raymond Wm. Colgate Robb.
Elder Willard Karaitiana Amarni.
Elder William Campbell.
Elder Ian Bruce McKay.
Elder Ian Alexander Dennison.
Elder William Papple.
Elder Johan Snijder.
Elder George Kaka.
Elder William George Tasker.
Elder Arthur George Flutey.
Elder John Martin Sidney Mahoney.

Dated at Wellington this 17th day of December 1968.

J. L. WRIGHT, Registrar-General.

Officiating Ministers for 1969—Notice No. 1

PURSUANT to the Marriage Act 1955, the following names of officiating ministers within the meaning of the said Act are published for general information.

The Church of the Province of New Zealand, commonly called the Church of England

The Venerable Archdeacon John Yan Laap Chung.

The Presbyterian Church of New Zealand

The Reverend Ian Spencer Grumpton, B.A.
The Reverend Robert John Kerr.
The Reverend Donald Robert Gordon Miller.
The Reverend Kenneth Fraser Ralph, B.A., B.D.
The Reverend Laurence Gilbert Richards, B.A.
The Reverend Donald Rutherford Wilson, B.A.
The Reverend Neville Adrian Winskill.

Roman Catholic Church

The Reverend Emmett Devlin.
The Reverend Mammes Devlin.

The Methodist Church of New Zealand

Mr Heremaia John Hoani.

Christadelphians

Mr Frederick Charles Surgenor.

Church of Te Kooti Rikirangi

Mr Akima Henare Tarei.

Dated at Wellington this 13th day of January 1969.

J. L. WRIGHT, Registrar-General.

Change of Control of Maori Schools

PURSUANT to section 102A of the Education Act 1964, as inserted by section 13 of the Education Amendment Act 1968, the Minister of Education hereby directs that, as from the 1st day of February 1969, the State primary schools mentioned in the Schedules hereto shall cease to be Maori schools, and the sole control thereof shall be vested in the education board of the district as specified in those Schedules.

FIRST SCHEDULE

Maori Schools Transferred to Control of Auckland Education Board

Ahipara, Awarua, Kaikohe, Karetu, Mangamuka, Manukau, Matangirau, Matauri Bay, Matawaia, Matihema, Motatau, Motukiore, Motuti, Ngaiotonga, Ngararatunua, Ngataki, Ohaeawai, Omanaia, Orauta, Oromahoe, Otaua, Oturu, Pakaraka, Pamapuria, Paparore, Pukepoto, Punaruku, Rahiri, Rangiawhia, Rangitane, Tautoro, Te Abu Ahu, Te Hapua, Te Horo, Te Kao, Te Tii, Waikare, Wainui, Waiomio, Waitapu, Whangape, and Whirinaki.

SECOND SCHEDULE

Maori Schools Transferred to Control of South Auckland Education Board

Bethlehem, Horohoro, Huiarau, Kennedy’s Bay, Kuratau, Makomako, Manaia, Mamenui, Matahi, Matakana Island, Matapihi, Matata, Ngapuke, Ngati Haua, Ohautira, Okauia, Omaio, Omarumutu, Opoutere, Papamoa, Parawera, Paroa, Poroporo, Rakaumangamanga, Raukokore, Rotoiti, Rotokawa, Ruatoki, Taharoa, Taumarunui-Taupo, Tawera, Te Matai, Te Rato, Te Teko, Te Whaiti, Te Whanau-a-Apanui, Torere, Waioeka, Waiotahe, Waitahanui, Whakarewarewa, Whangamarino, Whangaparaoa, and Wharepaina.

THIRD SCHEDULE

Maori Schools Transferred to Control of Hawke’s Bay Education Board

Anaura Bay, Hiruharama, Kokako, Mangatuna, Manutahi, Potaka, Rangitukia, Raupunga, Tawapata, Te Reinga, Tikitiki, Tuparoa, Waiau, Waiomatatini, Waiorongomai, Waipiro Bay, Whakaangiangi, Whakaruru, Whangai, and Wharekahika.

FOURTH SCHEDULE

Maori Schools Transferred to Control of Wanganui Education Board

Matahiwi, Pamoana, Parikino, Moawhango, Pipiriki, and Ratana Pa.

Dated at Wellington this 9th day of January 1969.

A. E. KINSELLA, Minister of Education.