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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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(ii) No person shall park any vehicle including trailers in a place set aside by the board for the parking of vehicles for a period longer than 48 hours without the prior permission of an officer of the board.

(iii) No person shall stop or stand any vehicle within the said land in such a place that it causes or is likely to cause an obstruction to any entrance, thoroughfare, path, or walk on the said land.

(iv) In this and the following bylaw the term “park”, in the relation to any vehicle, means to stand the vehicle on the said land for a period exceeding 5 minutes.

Removal of Vehicles

17. (i) Any vehicle or boat or trailer parked in an area not specifically set aside by the board for that purpose may be moved and towed away on the direction of an officer or servant of the board to such area as the board may from time to time direct.

(ii) The person responsible for parking any vehicle or boat or trailer which is towed away shall pay to the board a reasonable sum to cover the costs and other expenses incurred by the board in moving the vehicle or boat or trailer.

Assemblage of Persons

18. (i) No person shall attend or take part in any organised meeting or assemblage of persons for sport or games or any other purposes whatsoever or any organised picnic within the said land unless the holding of the meeting or assemblage or picnic in the said land has been permitted in writing by the board.

(ii) For the purpose of this bylaw an organised meeting or assemblage or picnic is one that is attended by the employees or members of any Government department, trade union, club, company, firm, incorporated body, religious organisation, or other body of persons, or any groups of several of such organisations.

Notices and Bills

19. Except with the prior permission in writing of the board, no person shall post any placard, bill, poster, or notice within the said land or interfere with any placard, bill, poster, or notice lawfully erected on the said land, or, if called upon to desist by any person authorised by the board (either generally or in any particular case), distribute any handbill or notice within or at any entrance to the said land.

Grass Plots and Flower Beds

20. (i) No person shall walk on any grass plot or other place within the said land where the same is prohibited by a notice to that effect.

(ii) No person shall walk on any flower bed or shrubbery within the said land.

Damage to Property

21. No person shall remove, disturb, break, destroy, paint or carve or write names or letters or words or figures or devices on, or deface any building, object of art, natural object, erection, tool, instrument, seat, gate, bridge, fence, or tree, or disturb any ground within the limits of the said land.

Visitors’ Book

22. (i) No person shall write, print or otherwise record any profane, indecent or obscene language in any visitors’ book, the property of the board.

(ii) No person shall by any means whatsoever deface any visitors’ book, the property of the board.

Treaty Grounds

23. (i) The hours for admission of the public to that portion of the said land known as the Treaty Grounds in which are situated the Treaty House, Whare Runanga, Canoe House, and the flagstaff, shall be from 9 o’clock in the forenoon until 5 o’clock in the afternoon but no person shall have any right to claim admission and the premises may be closed at any time during the discretion of the officer having charge thereof.

(ii) Every person seeking admission to that portion of the said land referred to in the foregoing bylaw shall if over the age of 16 years or appearing to the officer of the board having charge thereof to be over that age pay on every occasion of admission an admission fee of 50 cents and children between the ages of 5 years and 16 years shall pay an admission fee of 10 cents.

Penalty

24. Every person committing a breach of any bylaw of the board shall be liable to a fine or penalty not exceeding $40.

General

25. Nothing in these bylaws shall be deemed to limit or prevent the taking of proceedings under any Act in respect of any offence committed within the said land.

The foregoing bylaws were made by resolution of the board at its meeting held at Wellington on the 31st day of October 1978.

KEITH HOLYOAKE, Chairman.
G. E. ROWAN, Secretary.

The foregoing bylaws of the Waitangi National Trust Board are hereby approved, this 13th day of November 1978.

KEITH HOLYOAKE, Governor-General.

(L. and S.—W.N.T. 1/1/6)

Appointments, Promotions, Extensions, Transfers, Resignations and Retirements of Officers of the Royal New Zealand Air Force

PURSUANT to section 35 of the Defence Act 1971, His Excellency the Governor-General has approved the following appointments, promotions, extensions, transfers, resignations, and retirements of officers of the Royal New Zealand Air Force:

GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH

Appointments

The following Group Captains to be acting Air Commodores with effect from the dates shown:

I. M. Gillard, O.B.E., A.F.C., 6 November 1978.

D. M. Crooks, O.B.E., 30 October 1978.

The following are transferred from the Reserve of Air Force Officers, in the ranks shown and with seniority and effect as detailed:

Squadron Leader Noel James Stewart Rodger, A.F.C., seniority 17 May 1971, effect from 18 October 1978.

Squadron Leader Ian William Collins, seniority 1 August 1972, effect from 16 October 1978.

The following Flight Lieutenants are appointed to permanent commissions with effect from the dates shown:

T. W. Medcalf, 20 October 1978.

N. W. Davie, 3 October 1978.

P. L. Radford, 28 September 1978.

The following Flying Officers to be temp. Flight Lieutenant with effect from the dates shown:

P. C. Martin, 26 October 1978.

M. E. R. Panther, 6 November 1978.

Flying Officer R. A. Cammell is appointed to a permanent commission, with effect from 20 October 1978.

Promotions

The following Group Captains (acting Air Commodores) to be Air Commodore, with seniority and effect from the dates shown:

I. M. Gillard, O.B.E., A.F.C., seniority 11 November 1977, effect 11 November 1978.

D. M. Crooks, O.B.E., seniority and effect from 3 November 1978.

The following Pilot Officers to be Flying Officer, with seniority and effect from 4 November 1978:

P. M. Symmans.

A. C. Kenworthy.

I. R. McClelland.

D. J. Watson.

Acting Pilot Officer (on prob.) H. B. Keightley to be Pilot Officer, with seniority from 4 April 1978 and effect from 26 October 1978.

The following acting Pilot Officers (on prob.) to be Pilot Officer, with seniority from 4 July 1978 and effect from 26 October 1978:

D. M. Abbott.

B. W. Bartlett.

D. J. Davidson.

P. S. Ireland.

K. R. McKay.

G. A. Todd.

Adjustment of Seniority

The seniority of Flight Lieutenant A. J. Beattie, B.Sc., is ante-dated to 8 January 1977.

Extensions of Commissions

The commissions of the following are extended to the dates shown:

Squadron Leader R. C. Andrews, 14 July 1986.

Flight Lieutenant B. R. Francis, 9 January 1987.