New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 132

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✨ Geographic Name Assignments and Banking Regulation

3278 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 132

Notice of Final Decision of New Zealand Geographic Board Re-assigning of Place Names

WHEREAS pursuant to section 12 of the New Zealand Geographic Board Act 1946, notice was given on the 6th day of June of the intention of the New Zealand Geographic Board to assign the names set out in the Schedule attached to the said notice; and whereas pursuant to section 13 of the said Act, no objections have been received to such of the proposed names as are set out in the First Schedule hereto.

Now, therefore, pursuant to sections 14 and 15 of the said Act, notice is hereby given that the names set out in the First Schedule hereto are final decisions of the board and that such decisions will take effect on the 6th day of November 1980.

Plans showing the location of the features may be inspected at the office of the Chief Surveyor for the department, or at the office of the Secretary of the Board.

List No. 48

SCHEDULE

NORTH AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT

Kermadec Islands

Name	Location and Remark
Raoul Island	Name of main island in the group
Hutchison Bluff	29° 14′ 40″S 177° 57′ 30″W
Ravine Eight	29° 14′ 35″S 177° 56′ 15″W
Bells Flat	29° 14′ 40″S 177° 55′ 35″W
Bells Beach	29° 14′ 45″S 177° 55′ 35″W
Bells Ravine	29° 14′ 40″S 177° 55′ 20″W
Nightbell Gully	29° 15′ 00″S 177° 55′ 25″W
Fleetwood Bluff	29° 14′ 45″S 177° 53′ 10″W
Low Flat	29° 15′ 00″S 177° 55′ 00″W
Low Flat Gully	29° 15′ 10″S 177° 55′ 05″W
Matatrophia	29° 14′ 50″S 177° 55′ 10″W
Oneraki Beach	29° 14′ 55″S 177° 54′ 50″W
Mt Campbell (2A)	29° 15′ 37″S 177° 54′ 05″W
Ngaio	29° 15′ 08″S 177° 54′ 49″W
Ngaio Bluff	29° 15′ 05″S 177° 54′ 30″W
Blue Lake	29° 15′ 25″S 177° 54′ 30″W
Devastation Ridge	29° 15′ 37″S 177° 54′ 49″W
Fishing Rock	29° 15′ 10″S 177° 53′ 45″W
Rayner Point	29° 15′ 12″S 177° 53′ 30″W
Coral Bay	29° 15′ 25″S 177° 53′ 20″W
Judith	29° 15′ 37″S 177° 53′ 50″W
Turtle Bay	29° 15′ 40″S 177° 53′ 15″W
Lava Point	29° 16′ 20″S 177° 52′ 45″W
Wilson Point	29° 16′ 48″S 177° 52′ 40″W
Nash Point	29° 17′ 08″S 177° 53′ 05″W
Sentinel	29° 16′ 50″S 177° 53′ 05″W
Te Konui Point	29° 17′ 00″S 177° 53′ 18″W
Boat Cove	29° 16′ 45″S 177° 53′ 20″W
Moumoukai	29° 16′ 10″S 177° 54′ 03″W
Sunshine Valley	29° 17′ 17″S 177° 54′ 50″W
D'Arcy Point	29° 18′ 05″S 177° 55′ 05″W
Mahoe	29° 17′ 20″S 177° 56′ 05″W
Smith Bluff	29° 17′ 50″S 177° 57′ 10″W
Denham Bay	29° 15′ 40″S 177° 56′ 40″W
Denham Bay Flat	29° 15′ 15″S 177° 56′ 30″W
Pukekohu	29° 15′ 20″S 177° 56′ 08″W
Prospect	29° 16′ 35″S 177° 55′ 25″W
Expedition Hill	29° 15′ 30″S 177° 55′ 50″W
Tui Lake	29° 15′ 50″S 177° 55′ 35″W
Crater Creek	29° 16′ 03″S 177° 54′ 50″W
Green Lake	29° 16′ 00″S 177° 54′ 45″W
Fumarole Ridge	29° 16′ 10″S 177° 54′ 50″W
Wolverine Rock	29° 16′ 00″S 177° 57′ 20″W
Parsons Rock	29° 17′ 50″S 177° 57′ 50″W
Howard Rock	29° 16′ 30″S 177° 52′ 20″W
Douglas Rocks	29° 17′ 55″S 177° 54′ 30″W
Milne Islets	29° 17′ 00″S 177° 53′ 50″W
Meyer Rock	29° 15′ 05″S 177° 53′ 15″W
Napier Island	29° 14′ 05″S 177° 52′ 05″W
Nugent Island	29° 14′ 00″S 177° 51′ 40″W
Meyer Islands	29° 14′ 45″S 177° 52′ 15″W
Dayrell Island	29° 14′ 50″S 177° 51′ 00″W
North Chanter Island	29° 15′ 10″S 177° 50′ 50″W
South Chanter Island	29° 15′ 20″S 177° 50′ 50″W
West Chanter Island	29° 15′ 10″S 177° 51′ 04″W
Herald Islets	29° 15′ 05″S 177° 51′ 05″W

Note—All references are in terms of the longitude and latitude as shown on NZMS 272/6 (Kermadec Islands).

SOUTHLAND LAND DISTRICT


Solander Island (Hautere)	1475	For name of main island
North-west Bay	1476	For bay on north-west side
Sealers Cave	1575	For cave on eastern side
Eastern Bay	1574	For bay on eastern side
Pierced Stack	1473	For small prominent rock to south of Solander Island
South-west Bay	1475	For bay on south-west side
Little Solander Island	1076	For small island to west of Solander Island

Note—All references in terms of NZMS 18 sheet 24 (Invercargill).

ANTIPODES ISLANDS


North Cape	49° 39′ 50″S	178° 47′ 50″W
Perpendicular Head	49° 39′ 50″S	178° 47′ 55″W
Anchorage Bay	49° 40′ 15″S	178° 48′ 10″W
Reef Point	49° 40′ 25″S	178° 48′ 55″W
Leeward Island	49° 41′ 40″S	178° 48′ 50″W
Ringdove Bay	49° 42′ 40″S	178° 47′ 10″W
Albatross Point	49° 43′ 05″S	178° 47′ 35″W
South Islet	49° 43′ 30″S	178° 45′ 40″W
Stack Bay	49° 42′ 00″S	178° 44′ 30″W
Cave Point	49° 41′ 30″S	178° 43′ 50″W
East Windward Island	49° 40′ 50″S	178° 44′ 10″W
West Windward Island	49° 40′ 50″S	178° 43′ 20″W
Orde Lees Islet	49° 40′ 40″S	178° 45′ 35″W
Bollons Island	49° 39′ 15″S	178° 49′ 20″W

Note—All references in terms of latitude and longitude as shown on NZMS 272/4 (Antipodes Islands).

SNARES ISLAND


Penguin Slope	48° 00′ 35″S	166° 36′ 20″E
Ho Ho Bay	48° 01′ 05″S	166° 36′ 40″E
Mollymawk Bay	48° 01′ 30″S	166° 36′ 45″E
North Promontory	48° 00′ 25″S	166° 36′ 05″E
South Promontory	48° 01′ 40″S	166° 36′ 45″E

Note—All positions in terms of latitude and longitude as shown on NZMS 272/1 (Snares Island).

BOUNTY ISLANDS


Spider Island	47° 44′ 40″S	179° 01′ 45″W
Skua Rock	47° 44′ 45″S	179° 01′ 30″W
Depot Island	47° 44′ 55″S	179° 01′ 50″W
Bradley Cove	47° 44′ 45″S	179° 01′ 50″W
Proclamation Island	47° 44′ 50″S	179° 02′ 00″W
Tunnel Island	47° 44′ 55″S	179° 02′ 05″W
Penguin Island	47° 45′ 05″S	179° 01′ 20″W
Ruatara Island	47° 45′ 10″S	179° 01′ 45″W
Lion Island	47° 45′ 00″S	179° 02′ 40″W
Funnel Island	47° 45′ 40″S	179° 02′ 45″W
Prion Island	47° 45′ 45″S	179° 02′ 45″W
Castle Island	47° 45′ 50″S	179° 02′ 45″W
North Rock	47° 45′ 40″S	179° 04′ 15″W
Molly Cap	47° 46′ 05″S	179° 03′ 55″W

Note—All positions in terms of latitude and longitude as shown on NZMS 272/5 (Bounty Islands).

Dated at Wellington this 6th day of November 1980.

I. F. STIRLING, Surveyor-General,
Chairman of the New Zealand Geographic Board.

(L. and S. H.O. 22/2605/3)

Trading Bank Reserve Asset Ratio

PURSUANT to section 33 of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act 1964, the Reserve Bank, acting with the approval of the Minister of Finance, hereby gives notice that as from and including 1 November 1980, and until further notice each trading bank shall maintain during each calendar month balances at the Reserve Bank plus holdings of Reserve Bank notes and of New Zealand Government securities, such that the aggregate of the averages of those balances and holdings during that calendar month (determined in accordance with clauses 1, 2, 3, and 4 of this notice) equals or exceeds the aggregate of:

21 percent of that trading bank's average demand and time deposit liabilities in New Zealand in the immediately preceding calendar month (determined in accordance with the provisions of clause 5 of this notice).

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🗺️ Final Decision on Re-assigning Place Names

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated6 November 1980
KeywordsGeographic names, Kermadec Islands, Southland, Antipodes Islands, Snares Island, Bounty Islands
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I. F. Stirling, Surveyor-General, Chairman of the New Zealand Geographic Board

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