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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 61

H.P.S. Name of Manufacturer or
Code No. Supplier of Services
051 Delta Plastics Ltd.
052 Ullrich Aluminium Co. Ltd.
053 Morgan Bros. Ltd.
054 Criterion Manufacturing

Class or Description
of Goods or Services
Plastic animal identifi-
cation ear tags
Aluminium ladders
Wooden components for
La-Z-Boy and Post
and Rail ranges of
furniture
Wooden CKD furniture

Dated at Wellington this 29th day of June 1979.
J. W. H. CLARK, Secretary of Trade and Industry.
N. V. LOUGH, Secretary to the Treasury.

S.R. 1974/175.
Reprinted 1976/290
Amendment No. 7: S.R. 1977/326
Stabilisation of Prices Regulations Revocation Order S.R. 1979/81

Dangerous Goods Act 1974—Approval of Pump for Reselling Dangerous Goods of Class 2 (d)

PURSUANT to section 30 of the Dangerous Goods Act 1974, as amended by section 3 of the Dangerous Goods Amendment Act 1978, the Chief Inspector of Dangerous Goods hereby approves the following type of pump for the purpose of refuelling fuel tanks attached to, or forming an integral part of, a motor vehicle with liquefied petroleum gas.

CAL GAS DISPENSING MODULE incorporating Neptuno 4D Meter

Dated at Wellington this 18th day of June 1979.
H. RICHARDS,
Acting Chief Inspector of Explosives.

Approvals Given to Forms of Entry Permits by Ministers of Immigration

The following approvals are hereby published for general information:

DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
IMMIGRATION DIVISION
11 January 1963

MEMORANDUM for:
The Minister of Immigration,
Parliament Buildings,
Wellington.

As a preliminary to introducing a system of stamping entry permits in passports instead of issuing permits in document form as at present, the Immigration Restriction Regulations 1930 were amended in 1962 (1962/22 Amendment No. 8) to provide that any form of entry permit approved by the Minister of Immigration would deem to be a prescribed form for the purposes of Part I of the Immigration Restriction Amendment Act 1920. In a few months’ time when instructions to overseas posts and to Collectors of Customs have been rewritten, a system of stamping passports will be introduced universally. At the present time, however, British subjects wholly of European origin are given a permanent entry stamp in their passports in order to comply technically with the 1961 amendment to the Act providing that all persons other than New Zealand citizens be subject to entry permit requirements. From 1 February this year Fiji visitors, as a part of the new procedure by which applications will be decided in Fiji, will receive temporary permits stamped in their passports. I would therefore recommend that in terms of Regulation 2 of Amendment No. 8 (1962/22) to the Immigration Restriction Regulations 1930, you approve of entry permits in the following form for endorsement in passports of people entering New Zealand, subject to the provisions of the Immigration Restriction Act 1908 and its amendments.

For Permanent Entry
New Zealand Government
Immigration Restriction
Amt. Act. 1920, Sect. 9
14 DEC 1962
Permitted to Enter
WELLINGTON

Specification
Each stamp will bear its own identification number, the name of the port of entry and have provision for the date of entry.

Temporary Entry
15
Immigration
Restriction Amt. Act 1920, Sec. 8
permitted to enter New Zealand
On 7 JAN 1963 for a
Period of _____
WELLINGTON AIR
I.O.

Specification
Each stamp will bear its own identification number and the name of the port of entry. It will also have provision for the date of entry and initialling by the Customs Officer issuing the stamp.

Approved
H. PARSONAGE, for Secretary of Labour.

T. P. SHAND, Minister of Immigration.
18 January 1963.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
IMMIGRATION DIVISION
17 November 1977

Minister of Immigration—New Entry Permits

On the introduction of the new temporary entry work permit requirements, new entry permit endorsement stamps for use by Customs Officers who have been authorised to act as Immigration Officers at port of arrival, will have to be introduced.

Attached are examples of the three types of entry permit stamp which have been prepared to come into use on 1 February 1978.

Your approval to stamps in this format being used as Temporary Entry permits for the purposes of Section 14 of the Immigration Act 1964 and as Permanent Entry permits for the purposes of Section 15 of the Immigration Act 1964 is requested.

L. M. CROSS, for Secretary of Labour.
17 November 1977.

Approved:
FRANK GILL, Minister of Immigration.
1977.

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT
Immigration Act 1964, Sect. 14
TEMPORARY ENTRY
(Work Permit)
from 1 DEC 1982
until
EMPLOYMENT PERMITTED
Christchurch Airport
No. 54 __ Imm. Off.
C.N.

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT
Immigration Act 1964, Sect. 14
TEMPORARY ENTRY
(Visitor Permit)
from 17 DEC 1978
until
EMPLOYMENT PROHIBITED
Auckland Airport
No. 21 __ Imm. Off.
C.N.

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT
Immigration Act 1964, Sect. 15
Permitted to enter
on 05 DEC 1976
for PERMANENT RESIDENCE
at Dunedin
No. 59 __ Imm. Off.