New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 107

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✨ Films Exhibitors Licences

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 107

FILMS LICENSING AUTHORITY—EXHIBITORS LICENCES

PURSUANT to section 48 (2) of the Cinematograph Films Act 1976, the following decisions of the Licensing Authority are hereby published:

NON-RENEWABLE LICENCES FOR 1979–80 LICENSING YEAR

Licence No.	Zone/District	Premises	Licensee	Seating	Screening Max./Min.	Date of Decision	Other Licence Terms
NRE 1/6	Moerewa	Bay of Islands Intermediate School Hall	Bay of Islands Intermediate School, Oiuria Road, Moerewa, Bay of Islands	350	52 per annum	29 October 1979
NRE 1/2	Okaihau	Okaihau College Hall	Okaihau College, P.O. Box 24, Okaihau	200	2 per month up to 52 per annum	16 October 1979
NRE 2/7	Kamo	Tikipunga High School Hall	Tikipunga High School, Corks Road, Kamo	350	50 per annum	16 October 1979	Screenings to school staff and students only
NRE 2/9	Ngunguru	Ngunguru Memorial Hall	Ngunguru Domain Board, Post Office, Ngunguru	100	12 per annum	1 October 1979
NRE 2/5	Whangarei	Whangarei Boys’ High School Assembly Hall	Whangarei Boys’ High School, P.O. Box 5034, Whangarei	800	12 per annum	16 October 1979	Screenings to school staff and students only
NRE 2/2	Whangarei	Whangarei Girls’ High School Assembly Hall	Whangarei Girls’ High School, P.O. Box 5056, Whangarei	550	52 per annum	16 October 1979	Screenings to school staff and students only
NRE 3/84	Albany	Greenhithe Hall	Bruce John Ashley, 70 Tauhinu Road, Greenhithe, R.D. 4, Albany	200	52 per annum	26 September 1979
NRE 3/81	Birkdale	Birkdale College Auditorium	Birkdale College, 140 Birkdale Road, Birkdale	120	1 per week up to 12 per annum	16 October 1979
NRE 3/64	Orewa	Orewa Community Hall	Bryan George Coxhead, P.O. Box 32, Orewa	300	2 per week up to 5 per week in holiday periods	16 October 1979
NRE 3/64	Orewa	Pinewoods Motor Park	Pinewoods Motor Park Ltd., care of Secretary, 791A Beach Road, Browns Bay		10 in period 20 December 1979 to 20 January 1980	22 February 1979	Screenings of G certificate films only, screenings to residents of camp only, advertising within the camp only
NRE 3/72	Takapuna	Rosmini College Film Demonstration Room	Rosmini College Photographic Club, 36 Dominion Street, Takapuna	60	12 per annum	29 August 1979	Screenings to school staff and students belonging to the Photographic Club only, admission by membership card only
NRE 3/75	Torbay	Long Bay College Audio Visual Room	Long Bay College, P.O. Box 35119, Browns Bay	100	12 per annum	16 October 1979	Screenings to school staff and students only
NRE 3/85	Torbay	Glamorgan Free Kindergarten Hall	Glamorgan Free Kindergarten, Danbury Drive, Torbay	80	12 per annum	3 October 1979
NRE 3/61	Waiheke Island	Room Four/School Hall	Waiheke Area School Council, 60/260 Suridale, Waiheke Island	60/260	12 per annum cumulative over both venues	16 October 1979
NRE 3/15	Kumeu	Kumeu Hall	Charles Vernon Price, P.O. Box 354, Pukekohe	100	1 per week up to 52 per annum	16 October 1979
NRE 3/77	Laingholm	Central Hall	Laingholm District Citizens Association, 28 Kauri Point Road, Laingholm	100	1 per week up to 52 per annum	16 October 1979
NRE 3/55	Freemans’ Bay	Auckland Girls’ Grammar School Audio Visual Room	Auckland Girls’ Grammar School, Howe Street, Auckland 1	96	12 per annum	16 October 1979	Screenings to school staff and students only
NRE 3/57	Mt Roskill	Mount Roskill Grammar School Group Study Room	Mount Roskill Grammar School Film Club, Frost Road, Mount Roskill	200	12 per annum	16 October 1979	Screenings to school staff and students only
NRE 3/83	Howick	Howick Community Centre	Howick Community Centre, P.O. Box 38013, Howick	200	12 per annum	12 September 1979
NRE 3/29	Mangere	Nga Tapuwae College Audio Visual Room	Nga Tapuwae College, P.O. Box 43-242, Mangere	99	1 per week up to 52 per annum on Wednesdays	29 August 1979	Only “G” (“GV” “GA”) and “R. 13” films to be screened
NRE 3/60	Otahuhu	Otahuhu College Team Teaching Room	Otahuhu College, Private Bag, Otahuhu	150	12 per annum	29 August 1979	Screenings to school staff and students only
NRE 3/73	Otahuhu	Otahuhu Intermediate School Hall	Otahuhu Intermediate School, Luke Street, Otahuhu	320	12 per annum	29 August 1979	Screenings to school staff and students only, screenings during school hours only
NRE 3/51	Papakura	Papakura High School Assembly Hall	Papakura High School Board, P.O. Box 80, Papakura	800	6 per annum	29 August 1979
NRE 3/49	Papatoetoe	Papatoetoe Baptist Church, Hall 1/Hall 2	Reverend Gerald Thomas Marks, 137 Saint George Street, Papatoetoe	320 150 100	6 per annum cumulative over all 3 premises	12 September 1979
NRE 3/59	Waimauku	Waimauku Hall	John Leslie Steedman, R.D. 2, Taylor Road, Waimauku	150	12 per annum	29 August 1979
NRE 4/1	Waiuku	Waiuku College Hall	Franklin Marshall Bryce, Waiuku College, Box 124, Waiuku	600	12 per annum	16 October 1979
NRE 4/2	Whitianga	Mercury Bay Hall	Frederick Sante Gapes and Arthur Barry Chapman, 60 Ellis Avenue, Mount Roskill	200	52 per annum over 6 week period 26 December 1979 to 27 January 1980 and Easter weekend 1980	16 October 1979

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🎓 Non-Renewable Exhibitors Licences for 1979–80 Licensing Year

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsFilms, Licences, Exhibitors, Cinematograph Films Act 1976, Non-Renewable Licences, Educational Institutions, Community Halls
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8 names identified

Bruce John Ashley, Licensee for Greenhithe Hall
Bryan George Coxhead, Licensee for Orewa Community Hall
Charles Vernon Price, Licensee for Kumeu Hall
John Leslie Steedman, Licensee for Waimauku Hall
Franklin Marshall Bryce, Licensee for Waiuku College Hall
Frederick Sante Gapes, Licensee for Mercury Bay Hall
Arthur Barry Chapman, Licensee for Mercury Bay Hall
Gerald Thomas Marks (Reverend), Licensee for Papatoetoe Baptist Church

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