New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 79

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✨ Non-Renewable Licences

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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Non-Renewable Licences—Decisions up to 19 December 1978—continued

Licence No.	Zone/District	Premises	Licensee	Seating	Screenings Max/Min	Date of Decision, Other Licence Terms
NRE 5/9	District 5—Cambridge ..	Waikato .. Cambridge High School Hall	Cambridge High School, Private Bag, Cambridge	400	52 per annum	Screenings to school students and staff only in either or both the following circumstances: (a) Curricular screenings for which a charge may be made (b) Lunch hour entertainment screening during second term only—9 November 1978
NRE 5/1	Hamilton ..	Fairfield College Hall	Fairfield College Film Society, P.O. Box 6008, Heaphy Terrace, Hamilton	500	2 per month	(a) Screenings to be no wider a gauge than 16 mm (b) Screenings to school staff and students and students’ immediate families only (c) Advertising only within school premises—12 October 1978
NRE 5/2	Hamilton ..	Fraser High School Hall	Fraser High School, 72 Ellicott Road, Hamilton	800	2 per week up to 52 per annum	(a) Screenings to school staff and students only (b) Screenings of no wider a gauge than 16 mm (c) Screenings during school hours only—9 November 1978
NRE 5/8	Huntly ..	Huntly College Hall	Huntly College, P.O. Box 151, Huntly	600	12 per annum	Screenings to school staff and students only—9 November 1978
NRE 5/10	Te Awamutu ..	Te Awamutu R.S.A., Clubrooms	Te Awamutu R.S.A., Club Inc., P.O. Box 101, Te Awamutu	80	26 per annum	(a) Screenings to be— (b) To members only (c) On Tuesdays only (d) To a maximum audience of 20—12 October 1978
NRE 6/1	District 6—Rotorua ..	Edmund Rice College, School Common Room	John Charles O’Neill, Edmund Rice College, Corlett Street, Rotorua	120	12 per annum	Screenings to pupils and their immediate families only—21 October 1978
NRE 6/5	Tokoroa ..	Tokoroa High School Assembly Hall	Tokoroa High School, Private Bag, Tokoroa	500	12 per annum	Screenings to school staff and students only—12 October 1978
NRE 7/7	District 7—Murupara ..	Murupara Primary School, Rooms 3 and 4	Murupara Primary School, P.O. Box 31, Murupara	—	1 per week up to 52 per annum	7 November 1978
NRE 7/13	Murupara ..	Murupara Municipal Hall	Gregory Stewart Harmer, 8 Beaumonts Road, Ngaio-taha	200	1 per week up to 52 per annum on Sundays	15 December 1978
NRE 7/2	Tauranga ..	Club Premises, Tauranga Citizens Club	Tauranga Citizens Club Incorporated, P.O. Box 232, Tauranga	50	52 per annum	(a) Screenings free of charge (b) Advertising to club members only—12 October 1978
NRE 7/5	Tauranga ..	Tauranga Boys College Assembly Hall	Tauranga Boys College, 666 Cameron Road, Tauranga	900	3 per week up to 40 per annum	(a) Screenings to school staff and students only—21 October 1978
NRE 7/12	Tauranga ..	Otumoetai College, A.V. Theatre	Otumoetai College, Windsor Road, Tauranga	98	8 per annum	(a) Screenings to school staff and students only (b) No advertising—19 December 1978
NRE 9/3	District 9—Mahia Beach ..	Hawke’s Bay .. Mahia Cinema, Fulton’s Motor Camp	Robert E. Fulton, 604 Maddison Street, Hastings	150	5 per week up to 52 per annum	9 November 1978
NRE 9/6	Waipukurau ..	A.V. Room, Central Hawke’s Bay College	Central Hawke’s Bay College, P.O. Box 482, Waipukurau	118	1 per fortnight up to 10 per annum	Screenings to school staff and students only—9 November 1978
NRE 10/2	District 10—Taumarunui ..	Taumarunui .. A.V. Room, Taumarunui High School	Taumarunui High School Film Club, care of 6 Braggs Avenue, Taumarunui	90	12 per annum	(a) Screenings only to film club of school (b) Advertising to film club members only. (c) Maximum audience of 40—12 October 1978
NRE 11/4	District 11—Hawera ..	Taranaki .. Hawera High School, A.V. Room	Hawera High School, P.O. Box 437, Hawera	120	2 per week up to 26 per annum	Screenings to school staff and students only—19 September 1978
NRE 12/3	District 12—Wanganui ..	Wanganui .. Wanganui Girls College Hall	Wanganui Girls College, P.O. Box 6000, Wanganui	900	3 per week up to 45 per annum	Screenings to school staff and students only—19 September 1978

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