Constitution of the Wanganui Hydatids Control District
(Notice No. 390 Ag. 21171)

DENIS BLUNDELL, Governor-General
ORDER IN COUNCIL
At the Government House at Wellington this 16th day
of October 1972.
Present:
HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL
PURSUANT to the Hydatids Act 1968, His Excellency the
Governor-General, acting by and with the advice and consent
of the Executive Council, hereby makes the following order.
ORDER

1. (i) This order may be cited as the Wanganui Hydatids
   Control District Order 1972.
   (ii) This order shall come into force on the day after the
   date of its notification in the Gazette.
2. The respective districts of the County of Wanganui and
   the City of Wanganui as from time to time constituted are
   hereby declared to be united to form a hydatids control
   district to be called the Wanganui Hydatids Control District.
3. The Wanganui County Council is hereby appointed the
   hydatids control authority for the Wanganui Hydatids Control
   District.
   P. J. BROOKS, Clerk of the Executive Council.
   Amendments to the Rules of the Stock Exchange Association
   of New Zealand
   PURSUANT to section 11 of the Sharebrokers Act 1908, the
   Governor-General in Council, on 16 October 1972, approved
   the following amendments to the rules of the Stock Exchange
   Association of New Zealand.
   Rule 44—The following is to be added to Rule 44:
   Every consent given under this rule shall be in writing
   stating its conditions and the period for which it is given.
   Each Exchange shall maintain a complete register setting out
   details and conditions of all consents given by it under this
   rule, this information to be supplied to the Association for
   promulgation to all Exchanges and to be available to the
   Inspectors appointed for the purposes of the Fidelity
   Guarantee Fund.
   Rule 85—Rule 85 (i) (c) is to be deleted and the following
   substituted:
   On the bonds, debentures, and debenture stock whether
   registered or not of companies and all other corporations and
   on note issues not carrying the rights of conversion into
   shares—
   %
   Listed: (1) On nominal value up to and including
   $5,000 ..... 1
   (2) On the excess over $5,000 up to and
   including $10,000 ..... ½
   (3) On the excess over $10,000 ..... ¼
   Unlisted: Double the above rates.
   If the final or advised date of maturity is within 12 months
   of the date of sale, then brokerage shall be charged at half
   rates.
   Provided that the concessional rate in (2) and (3) above
   shall apply only when there is a single instruction given at
   the one time to buy or sell on behalf of the one beneficial
   interest securities in the one company of the same class
   (although not necessarily of the same interest rate and/or
   maturity) on that part of the order completed within 1
   calendar month from the date of such instruction.
   Rule 87—Rule 87 1 (b) is to be deleted and the following
   substituted:
   87 1 (b)—On flotation of all securities excepting bonds,
   debentures, or debenture stock (other than placement of existing
   securities), selling or issuing brokerage (based on the
   issue price or nominal value whichever is the greater) shall
   be payable to members lodging applications in respect of so
   much of such applications as is accepted at the rates prescribed
   by Rule 85 (i) (d) provided that the foregoing rates
   may be reduced with the prior consent of the Executive.
   87 1 (c)—On flotation of bonds, debentures, or debenture
   stock and term deposits, selling or issuing brokerage shall be
   payable to members lodging applications in respect of so
   much of such application as is accepted at a minimum of
   1 percent. Provided that in respect of such securities of a
   maturity of 2 years and under, the foregoing rate may be
   reduced with the prior consent of the Executive.
   Consequentially, that Rule 87 1 (c) be renumbered
   87 1 (d).
   Rule 119—The word “working” is to be inserted after “tenth”
   at the end of line 3 of Rule 119.
   Rule 129A—A new rule, numbered 129A is to be inserted after
   Rule 129, to read:
   Rule 129A—(i) In the event of a member’s client failing or
   refusing to complete a contract or a number of contracts on
   demand (which demand need not be in writing) the member
   may resell or repurchase as the case may be, the securities
   the subject of the contract or contracts at the clients risk and
   expense, which expenses shall include brokerage and stamp
   duty.
   (ii) Any deficiency arising from any such resale or
   repurchase shall constitute a debt owing by the client to the
   member and in any case where there shall be a surplus
   arising from any such transaction the member shall account
   to his client accordingly subject in either instance to any
   right of set-off which may exist.
   (iii) Any written communication (including any demand)
   from a member to his client shall if sent by cable, telegram,
   or prepaid letter addressed to the last known address of the
   client, be deemed to be delivered to the client on the next
   business day following the day of posting or sending.
   Rule 137A—Rule 137A is to be rescinded and the following
   Rule be substituted:
   Rule 137A—Consent to Act
   Upon receipt of an application for consent pursuant to
   Rule 137 for a member to act in a flotation which he is
   underwriting whether wholly or in part or in conjunction
   with any other person, the committee of the Exchange may
   require the inspector appointed under Rule 145 to verify, by
   examination of the records of the applicant, the details contained
   in the application in so far as they relate to the underwriting
   of the flotation and to report to the Committee on the
   accuracy of such application with any comments which he
   considers may affect the Committee’s consideration of the
   application. In considering the application the Committee
   shall satisfy itself that the obligations likely to devolve upon
   the member are within his financial capacity.
   Approved in Council:
   P. J. BROOKS, Clerk of the Executive Council.
   Exempting Land in the Westland Land District From the
   Operation of Part III of the Coal Mines Act 1925
   DENIS BLUNDELL, Governor-General
   PURSUANT to section 171 of the Coal Mines Act 1925, I,
   Sir Edward Denis Blundell, the Governor-General of New
   Zealand, do hereby exempt the land described in the Schedule
   hereto from operation of Part III of the said Act.
   SCHEDULE
   WESTLAND LAND DISTRICT—RUNANGA BOROUGH
   SECTION 38 (formerly part Section 8), Block III, Cobden
   Survey District: area, 28 acres 3 roods 2 perches, more or
   less (S.O. Plan 5894).