New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 4

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✨ Traffic Regulations

18 JANUARY
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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Munros Road.
Ness Valley Road.
Nicholas Road.

North Road: from a point 360 metres measured northerly, generally, along North Road from Thorpes Quarry Road to Maraetai Coast Road.

Orere-Matingarahi Road.

Orere Point Road: from Kawakawa-Orere Road to Bays Road.

Otai Mountain Road.

Pakuranga Road: from Cascades Road to the western boundary of Howick Borough.

Papakura-Clevedon Road.
Parish Line Road.
Phillip Road.
Pioneer Road.
Plows Road.
Potts Road.
Quarry Road.
Quinns Road.
Saleyards Road.
Sandstone Road.

Somerville Road: from a point 60 metres measured southerly, generally, along Somerville Road from Sandspit Road to Whitford Road.

Suttons Road.
Te Papa Road.
Third Avenue.
Tourist Road.
Trig Road.
Turanga Road.
Twilight Road.
Tyldens Road.
Wades Road.
Waikopua Road.
Whites Road.
Whitford Road.
Whitford Park Road.

Whitford Maraetai Road: from Whitford Park Road to Maraetai School Road.

SECOND SCHEDULE

SITUATED within the Pakuranga and Clevedon Wards of Manukau City:

Botany Road: from the southern boundary of Howick Borough to a point 640 metres measured southerly, generally, along Botany Road from the said boundary.

Pakuranga Road: from Cascades Road to the western boundary of Howick Borough.

Whitford Road: from the southern boundary of Howick Borough to a point 640 metres measured southerly, generally, along Whitford Road from the said boundary.

Whitford-Maraetai Road: from Whitford Park Road to a point 480 metres measured easterly, generally, along Whitford-Maraetai Road from Whitford Park Road.

Dated at Wellington this 9th day of January 1979.

C. C. A. McLACHLAN, Minister of Transport.

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

†New Zealand Gazette, No. 95, dated 8 September 1977, Vol. III, p. 2449

(T.T. 29/2/Manukau City)

The Traffic (Manukau City-Manurewa Ward) Notice No. 1, 1979

PURSUANT to the Transport Act 1962, the Minister of Transport hereby gives the following notice:

NOTICE

This notice may be cited as the Traffic (Manukau City-Manurewa Ward) Notice No. 1, 1979.
The roads specified in the First Schedule hereto are hereby excluded from the limitation as to speed imposed by section 52 of the Transport Act 1962.
The roads specified in the Second Schedule hereto are hereby declared to be 70 kilometres an hour speed limit areas pursuant to regulation 21 (2) of the Traffic Regulations 1976*.
The Traffic (Manukau City-Manurewa Ward) Notice 1977, dated the 25th day of August 1977†, under section 52 of the Transport Act 1962, and regulation 21 of the Traffic Regulations 1976, which relates to roads situated within Manukau City and the Manurewa Ward of Manukau City, is hereby revoked.

FIRST SCHEDULE

SITUATED within the Manurewa ward of Manukau City:

Airfield Road: from a point 40 metres measured north-easterly, generally, along the said road from Takanini School Road to Mullins Road.

Alfriston Road: from the eastern side of No. 1 State Highway (Awanui-Bluff) to Alfriston-Ardmore Road.

Ash Road.

Browns Road: from Roscommon Road to Dagenham Street.

Bullens Road.

Cavendish Drive.

Dalgety Drive.

Davies Avenue.

Dominion Road: from the northern boundary of Papakura Borough to Papakura-Clevedon Road.

Druces Road.

Finlayson Avenue.

Great South Road: from a point 100 metres measured southerly, generally, along Great South Road from Meadowcourt Drive to a point 240 metres measured northerly, generally, along Great South Road from Browns Road and from a point 320 metres measured southerly, generally, along Great South Road from the southern bank of the Papakura Stream to Inlet Road.

Grove Road.

Hamlin Road.

Heard Road.

Hill Road: from a point on the eastern end of the Hill Road bridge over the No. 1 State Highway (Awanui-Bluff) to the eastern end of Hill Road.

Kerrs Road.

Lambie Drive.

McLaughlins Road.

Mill Road.

Mullins Road.

Nesdale Avenue.

Oak Road.

Oakleigh Avenue: from a point 140 metres measured northerly, generally, along Oakleigh Avenue from Manuroa Road to Spartan Road.

Ohiwa Road.

Old Waitoa Road.

Orams Road: from a point on the eastern end of the Orams Road bridge over the No. 1 State Highway (Awanui-Bluff) to the eastern end of Orams Road.

Orb Avenue.

Orrs Road.

Palmers Road.

Papakura-Clevedon Road.

Petersons Road.

Phillip Road.

Pitt Avenue.

Plunket Avenue.

Popes Road.

Porchester Road: from Watters Road to Alfriston Road.

Price Road.

Puhinui Road.

Ranfurly Road.

Richardson Road.

Ronwood Avenue.

Roscommon Road: from Browns Road to the southern boundary of Papatoetoe City.

Sharkey Road.

Shifnal Drive: from a point 60 metres measured northerly, generally, along the said road from Ballock Street to Alfriston Road.

Spartan Road.

Stratford Road.

Sykes Road.

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🚂 The Traffic (Manukau City - Pakuranga/Clevedon Wards) Notice No. 1, 1979 (continued from previous page)

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Dated9 January 1979
KeywordsTraffic Regulations, Speed Limits, Manukau City, Pakuranga Ward, Clevedon Ward
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C. C. A. McLACHLAN, Minister of Transport

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