8 JUNE
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
1617

Revoking the Foreshore Licence Authorising Seabee Air Ltd.
to Occupy a Site for a Ramp at Port Fitzroy, Great
Barrier Island

PURSUANT to the Harbours Act 1950, I, Owen John Conway,
of the Ministry of Transport, in exercise of powers delegated
by the Minister of Transport, hereby give notice that the
licence of 4 November 1974* authorising Mount Cook and
Southern Lakes Tourist Company Ltd. to occupy a part of
the foreshore and bed of the sea at Port Fitzroy, Great
Barrier Island, as a site for a ramp at, and subsequently
assigned to Seabee Air Ltd. on 22 February 1977† is hereby
revoked.

Dated at Wellington this 30th day of May 1978.

O. J. CONWAY, for Secretary for Transport.

*New Zealand Gazette, 7 November 1974, p. 2846.
†New Zealand Gazette, 10 March 1977, p. 576.

(M.O.T. H.O. 54/34/1/32, N.R. 54/1/416)

Tongariro National Park Parking Bylaw 1978

PURSUANT to the powers vested in it by the National Parks
Act 1952, the Tongariro National Park Board makes the
following bylaw prescribing conditions and fixing charges for
the use of parking places appropriated as such by the Board
pursuant to the said Act.

BYLAW

1. This bylaw may be cited as the Tongariro National Park
   Parking Bylaw 1978.

2. In this bylaw, unless inconsistent with the context:
   “Board” means the Tongariro National Park Board;
   “Driver” includes the person in charge of any vehicle;
   “Iwikau village” means that part of Tongariro National
   Park extending for 100 metres on each side of State
   Highway 48 southwards from a line on State Highway
   48 which is 300 metres below the point of the said
   road, generally referred to as “the bottom of the Loop
   Road”;
   “Officer” has the meaning given to it by section 52 of the
   National Parks Act 1952;
   “Parking place” means a parking place or parking places
   appropriated by the Board under section 28 (1) (i)
   of the National Parks Act 1952 for the parking of
   vehicles;
   “Passenger service vehicle” has the meaning given to it
   in the Transport Act 1962, but excluding a motorcar
   as defined in the same Act;
   “Prepaid” means paid (to an officer authorised by the
   Board to receive parking fees) before entering a
   parking place or within 5 minutes after doing so;
   “Season” means the period from 1 June to 31 October
   in every year, or if the Board so resolves, any lesser
   period or periods within the said period;
   “Season ticket” means a receipt issued by the Board on
   payment of the prescribed fee enabling the vehicle
   nominated in the receipt to park, in the case of
   passenger service vehicles from the commencement
   of the season, and in the case of all other vehicles from
   the morning of the date of issue for the remainder
   of the season in a parking place, subject to these bylaws;
   “Vehicle” has the meaning given to it by section 2 of the
   National Parks Act 1952.

3. No person shall park a vehicle in Iwikau village except
   in a parking place.

4. Every person parking a vehicle in a parking place during
   the season shall pay in respect of such vehicle the proper
   fee as follows:
   (a) For every passenger service vehicle the fee payable
   within 28 days of being requested shall be—
   (i) for parking in Iwikau Village: $5.00 per day
   or part of a day or $50.00 for a season ticket;
   (ii) for parking in the passenger service vehicle
   parking place in or near Whakapapa Village: $2.00
   per day or part of a day or $20.00 for a season
   ticket.

(b) For every other vehicle the fee shall be—
(i) Six dollars per day or part of a day payable
on the day of parking provided that the fee may in
any case and in the Board’s discretion be reduced
to $2.00 per day or part of a day if the fee has been
prepaid; or alternatively;
(ii) Fifteen dollars for a season ticket;
and on payment of the prescribed fee the driver of the vehicle
shall be issued with a receipt.

5. A receipt for the proper parking fee issued for the
   vehicle concerned and current for the day of parking shall
   at all times during the season while such vehicle is parked in
   a parking place be displayed by the driver, on the windscreen
   in the case of vehicles equipped with a windscreen, but in
   all cases conspicuously and in a manner enabling it to be
   read from the front of the vehicle, provided that it shall be a
   good defence to a charge of a breach of this bylaw if the
   driver produces to the secretary of the Board within 28
   days of the alleged offence a receipt evidencing that the
   appropriate fee had at the proper time been paid for the
   vehicle concerned.

6. The driver shall not park a vehicle between the hours of
   5 p.m. and 9 a.m. in parking places designated for day-
   time parking only by a conspicuous official notice.

7. The driver of a vehicle shall park considerately and in
   a manner that will not obstruct the ingress and egress of
   other vehicles and shall comply with all directions as to
   parking given to the driver by an officer, and with all
   directions as to parking given by a conspicuous official notice.

8. The costs of towing and storage which are incurred by
   the Board, when in its sole discretion it is necessary to remove
   a vehicle to prevent the continuation of a breach of these
   bylaws, shall be paid by the driver of the vehicle within 28
   days of being so requested.

9. On being informed of any breach of these bylaws alleged
   to have been committed by a driver of a vehicle and on
   being requested so to do by the Board or an officer, whether
   orally or in writing, the owner of that vehicle, and also in
   the case of a vehicle let on hire the person to whom it is
   let on hire shall, within 14 days after the receipt of the
   request, give to the Board all information which the owner
   or hirer may have or can obtain which may lead to the
   identification of the driver.

10. The Tongariro National Park Parking Places Bylaws
    1976 are hereby revoked.

The foregoing bylaw was made by resolution of the Board
at a meeting held at Mount Ruapehu on 12 May 1978.

F. C. McMULLAN, Chairman.
M. C. BRITTON, Secretary.

The foregoing bylaw of the Tongariro National Park Board
was approved by the National Parks Authority at a meeting
at Wellington on 24 May 1978.

N. S. COAD, Chairman.

(L. and S. H.O. NP 1/1/5; D.O. TNP 22/1)

Notice of Withdrawal by Examiner of Commercial Practices
of an Intention to Report to the Commerce Commission
under the Commerce Act 1975

WHEREAS on the 6th day of April 1978, by notice in the New
Zealand Gazette*, the Examiner of Commercial Practices
notified his intention to report to the Commerce Commission
pursuant to section 69 (2) of the Commerce Act 1975, with
respect to a merger or takeover proposal made to him in
which Fletcher Holdings Ltd. proposed to increase its share-
holding in Tasman Pulp and Paper Company Ltd., AND
whereas the Examiner of Commercial Practices had formed
the provisional view that the proposal was likely to be con-
trary to the public interest; AND whereas in accordance with
section 74 (1) of the Commerce Act 1975, wherein the Ex-
aminer of Commercial Practices must report to the Com-
merce Commission on the giving of any notice under section