New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 90

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✨ Films Licensing Authority Exhibitors Licences

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 90

FILMS LICENSING AUTHORITY—EXHIBITORS LICENCES
AMENDMENT No. 6

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
NON-RENEWABLE LICENCES FOR 1978–79 LICENSING YEAR
NRE 3/81	District 3—North Birkdale	College Auditorium, Birkdale College	Birkdale College, 140 Birkdale Road, Birkdale	120	1 per week up to 12 per annum	Screenings to school staff and students only. Screenings during school terms only—2 August 1979
NRE 3/69	Takapuna	Assembly Hall, Westlake Girls’ High School	Westlake Girls’ High School, 2 Wairau Road, Takapuna	900	One screening day only 17 August 1979	Screenings to school staff and students only—10 August 1979
NRE 7/15	District 7—Paeroa	Bay of Plenty Paeroa College Hall	Ron Slater, P.O. Box 287, Paeroa	120	Six screening days only 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19 July	Screenings to school staff and students only—9 July 1979
NRE 15/70	District 15—Wainuiomata	Wellington Arakura School Hall	Michael West, care of 16 Sundew Grove, Upper Hutt	100	1 per week up to 12 per annum on Fridays	17 August 1979
NRE 24/12	District 24—‘Te Anau’	Southland A.V. Room, Fiordland College	Rotary Club of Fiordland, care of Post Office, Te Anau	120	Four screening days only in August school holidays 29 August, 1, 5, 8 September	17 August 1979
VARIATION OF NON-RENEWABLE LICENCE FOR 1978–79 LICENSING YEAR
NRE 8/3	District 8—Gisborne	Y.M.C.A. Lounge	Leslie George Atkins, 32 Waitangi Street, Gisborne	140	2 per week on Wednesdays and Saturdays	Screening of religious films only. Previously 2 per month on Sundays up to 12 per annum
RENEWABLE LICENCES FOR 1978–79 LICENSING YEAR
E 23/2	District 23—Arrowtown	Otago Arrowtown Hall	Max Cambell, P.O. Box 166, Queenstown	100	12 per annum..	21 August 1979
NON-RENEWABLE LICENCES FOR 1979–80 LICENSING YEAR
NRE 3/72	District 3—North Takapuna	Film Demonstration Room	Rosmini College Photographic Club, 36 Dominion Street, Takapuna	60	12 per annum..	Screenings to school staff and students belonging to Photographic Club only. Admission by membership card only—29 August 1979
NRE 3/29	South Mangere	A.V. Room, Nga Tapuwae College	Nga Tapuwae College, P.O. Box 43-242, Mangere	99	52 per annum except during holidays	Screening only G and R 13 films—29 August 1979
NRE 3/60	Otahuhu	Team Teaching Room, Otahuhu College	Otahuhu Intermediate School, Luke Street, Otahuhu	150	12 per annum..	Screenings to school staff and students only—29 August 1979
NRE 3/51	Papakura	Assembly Hall, Papakura High School	Papakura High School Board, P.O. Box 80, Papakura	800	6 per annum ..	Screenings to school staff and students only. Screenings during school hours only—29 August 1979
NRE 10/3	District 10—Te Kuiti	Taumarunui Te Kuiti School Hall	Te Kuiti High School, Hospital Road, Te Kuiti	500	12 per annum..	Screenings to school staff and students only—29 August 1979
NRE 16/5	District 16—Collingwood	Nelson Collingwood Memorial Hall, Pakawai War Memorial Hall, Aorere Hall (Rockville)	Collingwood Community and School Association, P.O. Box 4, Collingwood	350 200	1 per month up to 12 per annum	Licensee may only exhibit at one of the venues at any one time—29 August 1979
NRE 19/15	District 19—Linwood	Christchurch Assembly Hall, Linwood High School	Linwood High School, P.O. Box 24-034, East Linwood, Christchurch	800	12 per annum..	Screenings to school staff and students only—29 August 1979
NRE 23/15	District 23—Lake Hayes	Otago Lake Hayes Domain Hall	New Life Films, P.O. Box 181, Queenstown	120	12 per annum..	29 August 1979
RENTERS LICENCE FOR 1979 LICENSING YEAR
R17		Embassy of United States of America, Private Bag, Wellington				29 August 1979

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Ron Slater, Licensee
Michael West, Licensee
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