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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 62

National Roads Board Notice Declaring State Highway to
be a Limited Access Road

It is notified that the National Roads Board, by resolution
dated 19 June 1974, and pursuant to section 4 of the Public
Works Amendment Act 1963, hereby declares that part of
No. 2 State Highway (Pokeno-Wellington) from the Waiotahi
Bridge to Opotiki, as more particularly shown on sheets 1
to 6 of plan M.O.W. 36168 and the accompanying schedule
held in the office of the resident engineer, Ministry of Works
and Development, Gisborne, and there available for public
inspection, to be a limited access road.

Dated at Wellington this 24th day of June 1974.

D. J. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
(P.W. 72/2/4/5)

Addition to Urewera, Tongariro, Abel Tasman, Nelson Lakes,
Arthur's Pass, Westland, Mount Cook, Mount Aspiring,
and Fiordland National Parks Bylaws

PURSUANT to the National Parks Act 1952, resolutions have
been passed by the Urewera, Tongariro, Abel Tasman, Nelson
Lakes, Arthur's Pass, Westland, Mount Cook, Mount
Aspiring, and Fiordland National Park Boards, resolving that
an addition be made to Bylaw No. 9 of the bylaws made
in respect of each of the parks, and as set out in the
Schedule hereto; and such resolution has been approved by
the National Parks Authority.

It is therefore declared that the said bylaw has been
added to accordingly.

SCHEDULE

FURTHER, no person, operator, or pilot in command of an
aircraft of any description shall make use of any part of
the park whether land or water for the purpose of setting
down, picking up or recovery from within the park of any
person, livestock, carcass, or article of any description except
in accordance with the written permission of the Board
previously obtained.

R. J. MACLACHLAN, Chairman.
I. D. CAMPBELL, Secretary.

National Parks Authority.
(L. and S. H.O. N.P. 7)

Amendment to Egmont National Park Bylaws

PURSUANT to the National Parks Act 1952, a resolution has
been passed by the Egmont National Park Board resolving
that Bylaw No. 9 of the bylaws made in respect of the park
be revoked, and that a new bylaw be made as set out in
the Schedule hereto; and such resolution has been approved
by the National Parks Authority.

It is therefore declared that the said bylaws have been
amended accordingly.

SCHEDULE

9. AIRCRAFT

No persons shall make use of any part of the park whether
land or water for the purpose of the landing or alighting
thereon or the flying therefrom of aircraft of any kind
(including aeroplanes, helicopters, gliders, and balloons) nor
shall any person, operator, or pilot in command of an
aircraft of any description make use of any part of the
park whether on or over land or water for the purpose
of setting down, picking up or recovery from within the
park of any person, livestock, carcass or article of any
description except in accordance with written permission
previously obtained from the Board, but this bylaw shall
not apply in cases of emergency.

The requirement for written permission of the Board may
be waived in such cases as the Board may nominate at its
discretion but this does not absolve persons from compliance
with the requirements of the Director of Civil Aviation.

The Board shall be entitled at any time to prohibit the
entry by the public to any part or parts of the park the
use of which as aerodromes or landing grounds is permitted
by the Board.

R. J. MACLACHLAN, Chairman.
I. D. CAMPBELL, Secretary.

National Parks Authority.
(H.O. N.P. 7)

Addition to Tongariro National Park Bylaws

PURSUANT to the National Parks Act 1952, a resolution
has been passed by the Tongariro National Park Board,
resolving that a new bylaw be made as set out in the
Schedule hereto; and such resolution has been approved by
the National Parks Authority.

It is therefore declared that the said bylaws have been
amended accordingly.

SCHEDULE

VEHICLE PARKING ZONES

2C (a) The Board may from time to time set apart as
vehicle parking zones any area or areas of the Park.
(b) The driver or person in charge of any vehicle in a
parking zone shall park the vehicle only in accordance
with the directions given by signs or by a
park ranger or other authorised person and shall
forthwith pay or cause to be paid the parking fee
prescribed by this bylaw in a manner directed by
the Board or to a person authorised by the Board
to collect such fees.
(c) The parking fees payable shall be as determined from
time to time by the Board and publicly notified by
newspaper advertisements.
(d) A sticker shall be affixed to the windscreen of any
car in respect of which a season ticket has been
issued and no other proof of the issue of a season
ticket shall be acceptable or required.

R. J. MACLACHLAN, Chairman.
I. D. CAMPBELL, Secretary.

National Parks Authority.
(H.O. N.P. 7; D.O. T.N.P. 22)

Pork Marketing Board—Pork Meat Basic Price Notice No. 1,
1974

PURSUANT to regulation 13 of the Pork Marketing Board
Regulations 1973, the Pork Marketing Board hereby gives
the following notice.

NOTICE

1. This notice may be cited as the Pork Meat Basic Price
   Notice No. 1, 1974.

2. This notice shall be operable from the date of publication
   in the Gazette.

3. This notice fixes the basic f.o.b. price for pork meat
   as specified in the following Schedule.

SCHEDULE

"Wiltshire Sides" of a weight not less than 25 kg and
not exceeding 35 kg graded prime quality: 127.68c per kg
f.o.b. all meat export ports.

Dated at Wellington this 14th day of June 1974.

For and on behalf of the Pork Marketing Board:

G. A. BEARD, Secretary.

No. 812

Decision of the Indecent Publications Tribunal

IN the matter of the Indecent Publications Act 1963, and in
the matter of a reference by the Magistrate's Court at
Wellington for a decision in respect of the book Sex
Ceremonies and the Occult by Pat Rhodan, and published
by Brandon Books.

There were no appearances and no submissions were made.

DECISION OF THE TRIBUNAL

THIS ill-written book is said to present cases of "the
monstrosities of the occult world" in the U.S.A. with
accompanying comment.

It offers detailed descriptions of sexual behaviour and its
purpose can only be to excite prurient interest in the 'cases'.

The Tribunal classifies this book as indecent.

13 May 1974.

L. M. GREIG, Deputy Chairman.