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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

The New Zealand Gazette is published on Thursday evening of each week, and notices for insertion must be received by the Government Printer before 12 o’clock of the day preceding publication.

All advertisements are charged at the rate of 20c per line.

All advertisements should be written on one side of the paper, and signatures, etc., should be written in a legible hand. The number of insertions required must be written across the face of the advertisement.

GENERAL PUBLICATIONS

A GUIDE TO THE WAIMATE MISSION HOUSE
By J. M. Stacpoole
32 p., 12 illustrations. 75c
Describes each room and furniture in the Mission House.

HEALTH ADMINISTRATION IN NEW ZEALAND
Edited by R. J. Latimer
522 p., 8 maps, illustrated. $2
Despite the importance of health and health services to the individual and to the community, few are well informed about either the policy issues or the basic organisation of health services. The authors of the papers presented here examine the administration of the health services from different viewpoints and bring together in one place the considerations which are important in their provision. (New Zealand Institute of Public Administration.)

HIGH COUNTRY SHEEP STATION
By J. C. Aspinall
A BULLETIN FOR SCHOOLS (c)
55 p. 1976. $1
This is the story of one of New Zealand’s well known sheep stations, Mt. Aspiring. The writer takes us through from the days of early explorers, gold diggers, and settlers, to the present, colourfully describing the life on the remote sheep station and the surrounding countryside. (Education Department.)

HISTORICAL RECORDS OF NEW ZEALAND
Vol. I, 780 p., Vol. II, 650 p. $25 per set
The two volumes, edited by Robert McNab, were originally published in 1908 with the object of affording the fullest information obtainable concerning the foundation, progress, and government of New Zealand. This is a limited edition we have had only 1500 sets printed in Ochre Lignite with handsome black and gold blocking on the spine, coloured end paper, and dust jackets. There are still available sets of these valuable prestige volumes.

HONOURS, TITLES, STYLES AND PRECEDENCE IN NEW ZEALAND
CABINET OFFICE, WELLINGTON
215 p. 1977. $13.90
Compiled and edited by Phillip P. O’Shea, this book is an informative guide to Honours, Titles, Styles, Precedence and certain allied matters in New Zealand.

Contents: H.M. The Queen and Royal Family
List of Holders of Honours and Awards in New Zealand
The Privy Council, The Title “The Honourable”
Peers and Baronets Associated with New Zealand
Foreign Honours, Order of Precedence
Styles and Modes of Address (written and spoken)
Miscellaneous.

An invaluable reference for those persons concerned with correct protocol in New Zealand.

IMPORT LICENSING SCHEDULE 1977-78
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY 1977
270 p. $2
Issued for the 1977-78 licensing period—1 July 1977 and 30 June 1978. As in the previous year, the schedule is accompanied by an information bulletin to assist the user.

INCOME TAX TABLES INDIVIDUALS I.R. 1977
(FOR YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 1977)
55 p. 1976. $1.50
This book contains tables for working out the income tax payable at basic rates by all taxpayers except companies, public authorities, and trustees of superannuation funds and “specified” trusts.

INCOMES AND INCOME TAX FOR THE INCOME YEAR 1971-72
DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
113 p. 1977. $2.50
This report is the result of the analysis of material derived primarily from income-tax returns and tax deduction certificates.

Part A: Incomes of persons, based on a sample of approximately 5 percent of the total number of returns with a complete coverage of all incomes over $8,000.

Part B: Incomes of companies derived from a complete enumeration of company income-tax returns.

INDUSTRIAL INJURIES 1972 AND 1973
Department of Statistics 1977
107 p. $2
This is the last of the annual reports on industrial injuries which will be compiled and published by the Department of Statistics.

From 1 April 1974 the Accident Compensation Commission has taken over the responsibility for the production of data, on accidents resulting in disability beyond the first week of incapacity and for which compensation is paid by the Commission.

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION 1973-74
197 p. 1976. $4
The statistical tables in this report can be divided into three categories:

(a) Summary tables giving principal details by industry group, statistical area, employment district, local authority district, character of organisation, and size.

(b) Reports on individual industries giving general statistics for 3 years.

(c) Appendices on meat, dairy, and coal production and disposal. Gas and electricity generation and supply. Timber preservation and manufacturers stocks. (Department of Statistics.)

INDUSTRIAL MINERALS AND ROCKS NO. 7
D.S.I.R.—New Zealand Geological Survey 1976
64 p. $2
Contains current information on:
Copper Sulphide Mineralisation at Mt. Baldy, Matakita Valley, Nelson.
Holyoake Valley Wollastonite.
Oil Prospecting Wells 1971-73 with additions to Oil Prospecting Wells 1865-1970.
Additions to New Zealand Geological Survey Report Series. New Zealand Geological Survey Map Coverage.

THE INFORMATION MACHINE—COMPUTERS AND CITIZENS
by R. J. Spence
SECONDARY SCHOOL BULLETIN (E) DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
48 p., illustrated. 65c
This bulletin describes in an easy to read form the workings of the computer. There are also questions answered on the need for computers and the role they play in modern day living.

INSECT PESTS
MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES BULLETIN 413
By G. A. H. Helson, M.SC.(HONS), M.N.Z.I.A.S.
195 p. $2
This book provides information on identification, life history, and control of pests and their effects on agriculture, horticulture, and public health. To be able to control insect-pest populations requires an understanding of their anatomy, time taken from egg to adult, how they feed and grow, their habits, the life stage causing damage, their food, and where they live.