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the manner undertaken by the Tribunal in order to
make some decision about the truth of allegations
of unfair treatment.

If this were so then it would be impossible for
prosecuting agencies, such as the police and Govern-
ment departments, to undertake enquiries to decide
whether or not there has been a breach of the law.
We commend to the Corporation a policy of
carrying out investigation and gathering information,
albeit by interview and/or correspondence with the
people concerned, and to arrive at a decision as best
it can on the material gathered giving due weight to
the nature of the evidence available to it.

The Corporation might find it considerably easier
to deal with such matters if proper written records
were retained by programmes such as Fair Go in the
course of their investigations.

Membership

For the purpose of dealing with this complaint the Tribunal
co-opted Mr Rufus G. Wallingford and Mr Allan P. Jesson
as two persons whose qualifications or experience were likely,
in the opinion of the Tribunal, to be of assistance to the
Tribunal in dealing with the complaint.

Mr Wallingford and Mr Jesson took part in the proceedings
and the deliberations of the Tribunal, but the decision, in
accordance with the Act, is that of the permanent members.

Dated the 4th day of December 1978.

For the Tribunal:

B. H. SLANE, Chairman.

Industrial Relations Act 1973—Cancellation of Registration
of Industrial Union

PURSUANT to section 194 of the Industrial Relations Act
1973, it is hereby notified that the registration of the Christ-
church Real Estate Salesmen’s Industrial Union of Workers,
Registered No. 2242, situated at 130 Hereford Street, Christ-
church, is hereby cancelled as from the date of the publica-
tion of this notice in the Gazette.

Dated at Wellington, this 22nd day of February 1979.

R. A. QUAY,
Registrar of Industrial Unions, Department of Labour.
(Lab. I.C. 139)

Approval of Sirens

PURSUANT to subclause (1) of regulation 88 of the Traffic
Regulations 1976*, the Secretary for Transport hereby
approves, for the purposes of subclause (5) of regulation 9,
subclause (11) of regulation 21, subclause (3) of regulation
24, and regulation 69 of the said Regulations, sirens of the
make and type prescribed in the Schedule hereto.

The “Approval of Sirens” Notices, dated 28 January 1976†
and 9 March 1976‡, are hereby revoked.

SCHEDULE

ALL sirens manufactured and first installed before 1 March
1979 in vehicles used for the time being in an ambulance
service, a fire brigade service, or by a traffic officer or police
officer on duty.

Sirens manufactured by Electronic Alarm Industries,
Hastings, and bearing the model number “E.S. N/1” on the
printed circuit board.

Sirens manufactured by Televiwer Distributors Ltd., Auck-
land, and bearing the model numbers:

ESPA—1 (provided it is operated in the slow warble con-
figuration):

ESPA—2a.

ESPA—2b.

Dated at Wellington this 26th day of February 1979.

R. N. ABRAM, for Secretary for Transport.

*S.R. 1976/227: Amendment No. 1, S.R. 1978/72; Amendment
No. 2, S.R. 1978/301.

†New Zealand Gazette, No. 15, dated 12 February 1976, Vol I,
p. 302

‡(T.T. 17/13/6/1)

Confiscation of Motor Vehicle

CRIMINAL JUSTICE AMENDMENT ACT No. 2, 1976

PURSUANT to the Criminal Justice Act 1954, Section 44b,
motor vehicle registration No. 86BMT, Honda 125 cc motor
cycle, engine No. 1147632, chassis No. 1147493, owned by
Keith Wilson Mackie, of Akatarawa Road, Upper Hutt, was
confiscated by order of Mr M. F. Hobbs, S.M., in the Magis-
trate’s Court at Upper Hutt, on the 13th day of February
1979, in accordance with the above Act.

J. L. BANSGROVE, Registrar.

Insurance Companies’ Deposits Act 1953—Proposed Release
of Deposit

CORNHILL Insurance Co. Ltd. has given notice to the Public
Trustee that it has ceased to carry on in New Zealand the
class of insurance business designated as Class 2 in the First
Schedule to the above-mentioned Act and that it proposes to
withdraw, pursuant to section 19 of such Act, the deposit
which has been made by it with the Public Trustee.

The Public Trustee therefore gives notice, pursuant to
section 19 (3) of the above-mentioned Act, that being satis-
fied that all liabilities of the said company in New Zealand
in respect of such insurance business have been fully provided
for he proposes to release to the company, on or after 4 April
1979, the amount deposited with him by the said company.

Any objections to the release of the amount deposited
should be lodged with the Public Trustee at the Public Trust
Office, Lambton Quay, Wellington 1, on or before 28 March
1979.

Dated at Wellington the 21st day of February 1979.

F. A. GOODLAND, Deputy Public Trustee.

Pork Marketing Board—Basic Minimum Price for Pigs Notice
No. 11, 1979

PURSUANT to regulation 13 of the Pork Marketing Board
Regulations 1973, and regulation 5 of the Pork Marketing
Board Regulations 1976, Amendment No. 2, the Pork
Marketing Board hereby gives the following notice.

NOTICE

1. This notice may be cited as the Basic Minimum Price for
   Pigs Notice, No. 11, 1979.

2. This notice shall be operable from the 13th day of
   February 1979.

3. This notice fixes the basic minimum prices for pigs, as
   specified in the following Schedule, delivered to export pig
   slaughterhouses.

SCHEDULE

45.5 kg/70 kg Weight Range

(a) North Island:

Prime grade ....... 115 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.
Choice grade ...... 105 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.
Standard grade .... 86 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.
Mutilated grade ... 81 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.

(b) South Island (Belfast Works):

Prime grade ....... 110 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.
Choice grade ...... 100 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.
Standard grade .... 81 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.
Mutilated grade ... 76 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.

(c) South Island (Makarewa Works):

Prime grade ....... 107 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.
Choice grade ...... 97 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.
Standard grade .... 78 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.
Mutilated grade ... 73 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.

70.5 kg/83 kg Weight Range

(a) North Island:

Prime grade ....... 82 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.
Choice grade ...... 62 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.
Standard grade .... 60 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.
Mutilated grade ... 53 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.

(b) South Island (Belfast Works):

Prime grade ....... 77 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.
Choice grade ...... 67 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.
Standard grade .... 55 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.
Mutilated grade ... 48 cents per kilogram hot carcass weight.