New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 79

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✨ Exhibitors Licences

23 AUGUST THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2545

FILMS LICENSING AUTHORITY—EXHIBITORS LICENCES
NON-RENEWABLE LICENCES—DECISIONS UP TO 19 DECEMBER 1978

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

Licence No.	Zone/District	Premises	Licensee	Seating	Screenings Max/Min	Date of Decision, Other Licence Terms
NRE 1/6	District 1—Moerewa	Bay of Islands Intermediate School Hall	Bay of Islands Intermediate School, Otitia Road, Moerewa	350	50 per annum	19 September 1978
NRE 2/8	District 2—Whangarei	Hikurangi Union Church Hall	Hikurangi Union Parish, Care of M. G. Rutherford, 16 View Road, Hikurangi, Northland		12 per annum	19 December 1978
NRE 2/6	Kaitaia	Kaitaia College, A.V. Room	Kaitaia College, Reden Road, Kaitaia	100	1 programme per fortnight up to 52 screenings per annum	(a) All films to have been registered with the Censor at least 6 years prior to date of screening (b) Screenings to school staff and students only—2 November 1978
NRE 2/2	Whangarei	Whangarei Girls High School, Assembly Hall	Whangarei Girls High School, P.O. Box 5056, Whangarei	500	12 per annum	(a) Screenings to school staff and students only—12 October 1978
NRE 2/7	Whangarei	Tikipunga High School Hall	Tikipunga High School, Corks Road, Kamo, Whangarei	350	2 per week up to 52 per annum during school term	Screenings to school staff and students only—9 November 1978
NRE 3/30	District 3—Auckland—North Devonport	Devonport Methodist Centre Hall	Devonport Methodist Church, Corner Lake and Owens Road, Devonport	60	12 per annum	9 November 1978
NRE 3/56	Glenfield	Glenfield Baptist Church	Glenfield Baptist Church, Care of 14 Hamilton Place, Glenfield	136	1 per week on Fridays only	1 October 1978
NRE 3/54	Milford	Milford Marina Motel	Dolphin Underwater Club, P.O. Box 1292, Milford	100	4 per annum	Screenings to be: (a) No charge; (b) To club members only; (c) Not advertised—1 October 1978
NRE 3/14	Orewa	Orewa Community Hall	Bryan George Coxhead, P.O. Box 32, Orewa	300	2 per week up to 5 per week in holiday periods	19 December 1978
NRE 3/53	Auckland—West Glen Eden	Glenora Rugby League Football Club Incorporated	Gary R. Dormer, 3268 Great North Road, New Lynn	50	2 per month up to 12 per annum	Screenings to a maximum audience of 50—2 August 1978
NRE 3/62	Kelston	Kelston Girls’ High School Hall	Kelston Girls’ High School, Great North Road, Kelston, Auckland 7	400	10 per annum	Screenings to school staff and students only—9 November 1978
NRE 3/55	Auckland—Central City	Auckland Girls’ Grammar School, A.V. Room	Auckland Girls’ Grammar School, Howe Street, Auckland 1	96	12 per annum	Screenings to school staff and students only—1 October 1978
NRE 3/17	Epsom	Auckland Grammar School	Auckland Grammar Film Society, P.O. Box 9046, Newmarket	120	2 per week and up to 52 per annum during school terms only	Screenings: (a) To school staff and students only—19 November 1978 (b) During daylight hours only—12 October 1978
NRE 3/42	Epsom	Epsom Girls’ Grammar School Hall	Epsom Girls’ Grammar School Silver Road, Epsom	1000	12 per annum	Screenings to club staff and immediate families only—19 November 1978
NRE 3/57	Mount Roskill	Group Study Room, Mount Roskill Grammar School	Mount Roskill Grammar School Film Club, Frost Road, Mount Roskill	100	12 per annum	12 October 1978
NRE 3/63	Point Chevalier	Point Chevalier Hall	Auckland Buggy Club Inc., 38 Fraser Avenue, Northcote	—	6 per annum	19 December 1978
NRE 3/61	Waiheke Island	Room 4, Waiheke Area School	Waiheke Area School, Surfdale, Waiheke Island	60	4 per month and up to 12 per annum	19 December 1978
NRE 3/29	Auckland—South Mangere	A.V. Room, Nga Tapuwae College	Nga Tapuwae College, P.O. Box 43-242, Mangere	99	1 per week on Wednesday evenings and up to 52 per annum	19 December 1978
NRE 3/29	Mangere	A.V. Room, Nga Tapuwae College	Nga Tapuwae College, P.O. Box 43-242, Mangere	99	10 days during period 15-26 January 1979 (week days only)	19 December 1978
NRE 3/60	Otahuhu	Team Teaching Room, Otahuhu College	Otahuhu College, Private Bag, Otahuhu	150	12 per annum	Screenings to school staff and students only—30 August 1978
NRE 3/45	Panmure	Mount Wellington Community Centre Hall	Mount Wellington Underwater Club, P.O. Box 14-172, Panmure	—	12 per annum	Screenings to club members and invited friends only—19 December 1978
NRE 3/59	Waimauku	Waimauku Hall	John Leslie Steedman, R.D. 2, Taylor Road, Waimauku	150	12 per annum	1 October 1978
NRE 4/6	District 4—Coromandel	Coromandel Area School Library	Coromandel Film Society, P.O. Box 84, Coromandel	50	1 per week/1 per week	12 October 1978
NRE 4/7	Pauanui	Pauanui Recreation Centre	Pauanui Club Incorporated, P.O. Box 70, Pauanui, Via Thames	300	2 per week up to 52 per annum	21 December 1978
NRE 4/1	Waiuku	Waiuku College Hall	Franklin Marshall Bryce, P.O. Box 124, Waiuku	500	3 per month/4 per week During the 6 week period from the end of December to January 1979	9 November 1978
NRE 4/2	Whitiana	Mercury Bay Hall	Frederick S. Gapes and Arthur B. Chapman, 18 Sunvue Road, Glen Eden (Gapes), 60 Ellis Avenue, Mount Roskill (Chapman)	200	7 per week/4 per week	17 October 1978

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🎓 Films Licensing Authority - Exhibitors Licences

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsLicences, Exhibitors, Films, Schools, Clubs
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6 names identified

Bryan George Coxhead, Licensee for Orewa Community Hall
Gary R. Dormer, Licensee for Glenora Rugby League Football Club Incorporated
John Leslie Steedman, Licensee for Waimauku Hall
Franklin Marshall Bryce, Licensee for Waiuku College Hall
Frederick S. Gapes, Licensee for Mercury Bay Hall
Arthur B. Chapman, Licensee for Mercury Bay Hall

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