New Zealand Gazette – 1977 – No. 122

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SCHEDULE—continued

Applicant	Maker	Title	Silent or Trailer	No. of Copies	Gauge	Reasons for Refusal, Excisions, or Alterations	Decision and Cert. No.	Country of Origin
I.F.D.	Golden Harvest Prod.	A QUEEN'S RANSOM	1	35 mm	91	GA 266	Hong Kong	English dialogue.
Chinese Embassy	Central Doc. and Newsreel Film Studio Peking	China's Artificial Larynx	1	35 mm	19	G 433	China	English dialogue.
Chinese Embassy	Central Doc. and Newsreel Film Studio Peking	China Today 1977/1	1	35 mm	10	G 434	China	English dialogue.
Chinese Embassy	Central Doc. and Newsreel Film Studio Peking	China Today 1977/2	1	35 mm	10	G 435	China	English dialogue.
Chinese Embassy	Central Doc. and Newsreel Film Studio Peking	China Today 1977/3	1	35 mm	10	G 436	China	English dialogue.
Chinese Embassy	Central Doc. and Newsreel Film Studio Peking	China Today 1977/4	1	35 mm	10	G 437	China	English dialogue.
Chinese Embassy	Central Doc. and Newsreel Film Studio Peking	China Today 1977/5	1	35 mm	10	G 438	China	English dialogue.
Chinese Embassy	Shanghai Film Studio	PEOPLE IN BEI DA HUANG	1	16 mm	120	Ex. 177	China	Chinese dialogue.
Chinese Embassy	Chang Chun Film Studio	UNITY DAM	1	35 mm	90	Ex. 178	China	Chinese dialogue.
		THE NAVAL BATTLE OF 1894	1	35 mm	120	Ex. 179	China	Chinese dialogue.
Columbia Warner	Sidney Pollack Film	BOBBY DEERFIELD	1	35 mm	124	GA 274	U.S.A.
French Embassy	Pathé Louis Daquin	NOUS LES GOSSES	1	16 mm	85	G 453	France	French dialogue English subtitles.
Embassy of Japan	International Motion Picture Co. Inc.	Japan Screen Topics 77/8	1	16 mm	9	G 454	Japan	English dialogue.
Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival	B. Goldman	After the Eagle	1	16 mm	17½	Ex. 183	U.S.A.	Exempted: Approved for exhibition only at the Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival 1977.
Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival	A. Badrock	Free Flight	1	16 mm	8½	Ex. 184	Australia	Exempted: Approved for exhibition only at the Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival 1977.
Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival	R. F. Jessopp	The Bourne Stream	1	16 mm	13½	Ex. 185	N.Z.	Exempted: Approved for exhibition only at the Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival 1977.
Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival	S. N. Laverentis	Multiple Sidosis	1	16 mm	9½	Ex. 186	U.S.A.	Exempted: Approved for exhibition only at the Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival 1977.
Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival	F. Harshbarger	Animal Survival	1	16 mm	8½	Ex. 187	U.S.A.	Exempted: Approved for exhibition only at the Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival 1977.
Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival	A. Badrock	Man—Santo	1	16 mm	11½	Ex. 188	Australia	Exempted: Approved for exhibition only at the Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival 1977.
Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival	O. Wechsberg	Winterdeath	1	16 mm	18½	Ex. 189	U.S.A.	Exempted: Approved for exhibition only at the Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival 1977.
Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival	K. Keil	Sarangi	1	8 mm	9½	Ex. 180	Austria	Exempted: Approved for exhibition only at the Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival 1977.
Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival	Altringham Cine Club	Unlucky for Some	1	8 mm	15	Ex. 181	England	Exempted: Approved for exhibition only at the Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival 1977.
Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival	J. Dowling	Fine Feathers and Fur	1	8 mm	6	Ex. 182	Australia	Exempted: Approved for exhibition only at the Christchurch International Amateur Film Festival 1977.

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