New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 1

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✨ Exhibitors Licences

10 JANUARY

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

FILMS LICENSING AUTHORITY—EXHIBITORS LICENCES

AMENDMENT No. 1

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 1979-80 Licensing Year
		District 1—Northland
NRE 1/4	Matapouri	Matapouri Hall	John Lincoln Ringer, Matapouri Post Office, Northland	100	12 per annum	16 October 1979
NRE 1/7	Paihia	Paihia School, Paihia Memorial Hall	Paihia School Parent Teacher Association, School Road, Paihia	50/100	45 per annum, cumulative over both venues	16 October 1979
		District 3—Auckland—North
NRE 3/56	Glenfield	Glenfield Baptist Church	Glenfield Baptist Church, care of 42 James Street, Glenfield, Auckland 10	200	12 per annum	16 October 1979
NRE 3/62	Kelston	Kelston Girls High School Hall	Kelston Girls High School, Great North Road, Kelston, Auckland 7	400	12 per annum	16 October 1979—Screenings to school staff and students only; screenings during school hours only
NRE 3/54	Milford	Milford Marina Hotel	Dolphin Underwater Club, P.O. Box 1292, Auckland 1	100	4 per annum	1 November 1979—Screenings to be: (a) No charge; (b) To club members only; (c) No advertising
NRE 3/9	Takapuna	Sunnynook Community Hall	Broadlands Kindergarten Committee, 50 Sunnynook Road, Takapuna North, Auckland	150	12 per annum	1 November 1979
NRE 3/65	Te Atatu	Rutherford High School, Film Room	June Hinekahukura Mariu, 29 Tawa Road, Te Atatu, Auckland 8	125	1 per week up to 52 per annum	13 November 1979—Screenings to be only of films first registered with the Chief Censor of Films 5 years or more ago at the date of exhibition
		Auckland—Central
NRE 3/47	Mount Roskill	Lynfield College, AV Block	Lynfield College Film Club, the Secretary, 33 Anita Avenue, Mount Roskill, Auckland 4	119	12 per annum	1 November 1979—Screenings to school staff and students only
NRE 3/86	Ponsonby	Ponsonby Intermediate, School Hall	Auckland Rape Crisis Centre, Care of 4 Maunganui Road, Birkenhead	400	One screening day only; 11 November 1979	9 November 1979
		Auckland—South
NRE 3/48	Mangere	Mangere Intermediate, School Hall	Mangere Intermediate School, Buckland Road West, Mangere	300	12 per annum	13 November 1979—Screenings to school staff and students only
		District 4—South Auckland
NRE 4/6	Coromandel	Coromandel Area School Library	Coromandel Film Society, P.O. Box 34, Coromandel	50	1 per week	5 November 1979
NRE 4/7	Pauanui	Recreation Centre	Pauanui Club Incorporated, P.O. Box 65, Pauanui Beach	300	2 per week up to 52 per annum	16 October 1979
NRE 4/4	Pukekohe	Gun Club	Pukekohe Hot Rod Club, P.O. Box 295, Pukekohe	100	12 per annum	13 November 1979—Screenings to club members only
		District 5—Waikato
NRE 5/1	Hamilton	Fairfield College Hall	Fairfield College Film Society, P.O. Box 6008, Heaphy Terrace, Hamilton	500	2 per week up to 12 per annum	16 October 1979—Screenings to be of no wider gauge than 16 mm; screenings to school staff, students and students immediate families only; advertising only within school premises
		District 6—Rotorua
NRE 6/3	Rotorua	Rotorua Girls' High School, AV Room	Rotorua Girls' High School, Old Taupo Road, Rotorua	90	12 per annum	1 November 1979—Screenings to school staff and students only
NRE 6/11	Taupo	Tauhara College, Assembly Hall	Tauhara College, Invergarry Road, Taupo	580	12 per annum	13 November 1979—Screenings to school staff and students only
		District 7—Bay of Plenty
NRE 7/5	Tauranga	Tauranga Boys' High School, Assembly Hall	Tauranga Boys' High School, 666 Cameron Road, Tauranga	900	3 per week up to 50 per annum	23 November 1979—Screenings to school staff and students only
		District 8—Gisborne
NRE 8/4	Gisborne	Gisborne Intermediate School, Assembly Hall	Gisborne Intermediate School, Roebuck Road, Gisborne	600	1 per week for 12 weeks in winter term	23 November 1979—Screenings to school staff and students only
		District 12—Wanganui
NRE 12/4	Wanganui	Baptist Church Hall	Central Baptist Church, P.O. Box 525, Wanganui	200	12 per annum	13 November 1979—No more than six features to be non-religious films

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