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Reports from the Former Tariff and Development Board

NO. 361—PLASTIC MONOFIL, RODS AND STICKS, PROFILE SHAPES AND SEAMLESS TUBES, EXCLUDING SEAMLESS TUBES OF LAYFLAT FILM

NO. 362—PLASTIC PLATES, SHEETS, STRIP, FILM AND FOIL; PLASTIC SEAMLESS TUBES OF LAYFLAT FILM SUPPLEMENT TO REPORT 362—RIGID LAMINATES OF TARIFF HEADING 39.01 REPORT NO. 363—PLASTIC TAPE AND ELECTRICAL INSULATION TAPE, ETC.

The Government has considered the above reports and the decisions made thereon have been implemented in the following measures

Customs Tariff (Plastic Materials) Amendment Order 1976. Tariff Decision List No. 172.

J. A. KEAN, Comptroller of Customs.

Decisions under the Sales Tax Act 1932–33

DECISIONS in interpretation of the Sales Tax Act notified in the supplement to the New Zealand Gazette, No. 25, of 30 April 1970, are amended as follows:

Minister’s Decision IE (f) is cancelled and replaced by the following decision:

E. A person whose manufacturing operations consist of one or more of the following:

(f) (i) The combined building and fitting of bodies to commercial trucks or delivery vans,

(ii) The fabrication of body panels for commercial trucks or delivery vans.

NOTES—(1) The combined building and fitting of bodies to commercial trucks and delivery vans includes the combined building and fitting of parts of bodies of these vehicles but not the mere fitting of accessories.

(2) The term “Body panels” does not include the following panels: bonnet, cowl, windscreen including the side panels and header panel, dashboard, valances and mudguards.

Minister’s Decision 1 E (h) is cancelled and replaced by the following:

(h) The manufacture of trailers for motor vehicles, including the galvanising of such trailers or of parts for use in the manufacture of such trailers.

Minister’s Decision 1 E (n) is cancelled and replaced by the following:

(n) The recording of vision, or sound and vision, on magnetic tape.

The following decision is cancelled:

Minister’s Decision 6 (7): The fitting of radio chassis into cabinets by retailers.

Dated at Wellington this 14th day of October 1976.

J. A. KEAN, Comptroller of Customs.

Plant Declared a Noxious Weed within the County of Eketahuna (No. 1553 Ag. 12/10/4/3)

Pursuant to a delegation from the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, under the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Act 1953, for the purposes of the Noxious Weeds Act 1950, the following special order, made by the Eketahuna County Council on the 13th day of August 1976 is hereby published.

SPECIAL ORDER

THAT the Eketahuna County Council, by way of special order, declare thorn apple (Datura stramonium) as a noxious weed in the Eketahuna County.

Dated at Wellington this 1st day of October 1976.

J. YUILL, for Director-General of Agriculture and Fisheries.

Bona Vacantia Disclaimed

In the matter of section 338 of the Companies Act 1955, and in the matter of KUMARA DAIRY FACTORY COMPANY LIMITED (a dissolved company):

Notice is hereby given as follows:

1. That, on the 7th day of July 1976, it came to the notice of the Secretary to the Treasury that the estates in fee simple of the above-named Kumara Dairy Factory Company Limited in all those pieces of land in the Township of Kumara and District of Arahura being, first, subdivision 7 of Section 1925, being also all the land comprised in certificate of title, Register 3A/685, and, secondly subdivision 9 of Section 1925, being also all the land comprised in certificate of title, Register 3A/690 (Westland Registry), had vested in the Crown pursuant to section 337 of the abovementioned Act;

2. That, on the date aforesaid, application was received by the Secretary to the Treasury for the Crown’s title to the said estates in fee simple to be disclaimed;

3. That no such application as aforesaid was received by the Secretary to the Treasury before the date aforesaid;

4. That the Crown’s title to the said estates in fee simple is hereby disclaimed.

Dated at Wellington this 7th day of October 1976.

P. S. BRIDSON, Solicitor to the Treasury pursuant to an instrument of delegation given under section 9 of the Public Revenues Act 1953.

The Aerial Work Services Standard Terms and Conditions Order 1976

Whereas by section 26A of the Air Services Licensing Act 1951, the Air Services Licensing Authority has made an order prescribing terms and conditions applicable to licences to carry on classes of aerial work services specified in the order.

And whereas it is provided in subsection (9) of the said section 26A that every such order of the Air Services Licensing Authority shall be published in the New Zealand Gazette.

Now, therefore, the Air Services Licensing Authority, pursuant to section 26A of the said Act and any other powers in that Act in that behalf enabling hereby, notifies that order.

ORDER

1. This order may be cited as the Aerial Work Services Standard Terms and Conditions Order 1976.

2. The order prescribing standard terms and conditions for aerial work services, dated 31 October 1972, and amendments thereto* are hereby revoked.

3. Unless otherwise ordered by the licensing authority, in respect of a particular licence, the following terms and conditions shall apply to the extent indicated to licences to carry on aerial work services of the classes specified:

(a) Aerial Topdressing Service by Fixed-Wing Aircraft:

In each licence to carry on such a service the licensing authority shall specify the maximum fleet payload which may be used for Category I Aircraft and/or the maximum fleet payload which may be used for Category II aircraft. The licensee may use any number of fixed-wing aircraft of the appropriate category but the aggregate payload of the aircraft within the category shall not exceed the specified maximum fleet payload for the category.

(b) Aerial Topdressing Service and Miscellaneous Aerial Work Service by Rotary-Wing Aircraft; Aerial Liquid Topdressing Service and Aerial Spraying Service by Fixed-Wing and Rotary-Wing Aircraft:

In each licence to carry on any such service the licensee may use such number (but no more than the number) and such types or categories of aircraft as are specified in the licence for the particular service.

(c) Replacement of Aircraft:

(i) The holder of a licence to carry on an aerial topdressing service with fixed-wing aircraft, in which a maximum fleet payload is specified, may replace any aircraft of a specified category used in such a service with another aircraft of that specified category, provided that the aggregate payloads of the aircraft thereafter used in that category shall