470 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 14

NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

No. 8 New Zealand’s External Relations
Edited by T. C. Larkin 1962 —— 1.80
No. 9 New Zealand Farm Production and Marketing
Edited by M. J. Moriarty 1963 —— 1.80
No. 10 The Future of Manufacturing Industries in New Zealand
Edited by C. A. Blyth 1964 —— 2.50
No. 11 Planning and Forecasting in New Zealand
Edited by J. P. M. Cornwall 1965 —— 2.00
No. 12 Rural Land Administration in New Zealand
Edited by J. Bruce Brown 1966 —— 2.00
No. 13 Administration in New Zealand’s Multi-racial Society
Edited by R. H. Brookes and I. H. Kawharu 1967 —— 2.00
No. 14 Wage Fixing in New Zealand
Edited by S. J. Callahan 1968 —— 2.00
No. 15 Health Administration in New Zealand
Edited by R. J. Latimer 1969 —— 2.00
No. 16 New Zealand in the Pacific
Edited by B. M. Brown 1970 —— 2.00
No. 17 Policies for Regional Development in New Zealand
Edited by G. A. Town 1972 —— 3.50
No. 18 Policy Transport in New Zealand
Edited by M. R. Palmer 1973 —— 2.50
No. 19 Energy and the Environment
Edited by D. M. Adock 1974 —— 4.50
No. 20 Foreign Investment Policy
Edited by R. H. Carey 1975 —— 4.50
No. 21 Land Use Policies
Edited by W. R. Dale 1976 —— 5.00
No. 22 Violence: The Community and the Administrator
Edited by M. G. Kerr —— 6.00
N.Z. Policemen—The Developing Role of N.Z. Police
by J. F. Glynn —— 4.25
The Reform of Parliament
Edited by Sir John Marshall —— 8.75

(Books 1 to 7 in this series now out of print)

THE PLANNING AND CONTROL OF GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES
(PLANNING, PROGRAMMING, AND BUDGETING SYSTEM)
76 p. $2.50
Records some of the improvements in management systems that have been made within the Government in recent years to help Ministers, members of Parliament, and public servants deal with the problem of planning and controlling expenditure. (The Treasury.)

PLANTS IN NEW ZEALAND POISONOUS TO MAN
By Jose Stewart. Revised by H. E. Connor
39 p. 1975. $2.25
This revised edition of Mrs Stewart’s book, which was first published in 1964, is a handy colourful guide to the 50 or more plants in New Zealand known or suspected to be toxic to man. The plants are listed in alphabetical order by their common names and each entry has a colour photograph identifying the poisonous part of the plant. The botanical name, a general description of the plant, the toxin, and the symptoms of poisoning are also given. Plants that are toxic if eaten, and touch irritants are dealt with in separate sections. A general instruction on what to do if poisoning occurs or is suspected is featured prominently at the beginning of the book for ready access in emergency. The material in the booklet is useful, succinct, and attractively presented. Although it has wide appeal generally, it is particularly valuable to parents of the young and curious.

PREVENTING FROST DAMAGE TO FRUIT TREES
By E. W. Hewett (Plant Diseases Division)
INFORMATION SERIES No. 86
.55 p. eighteen Illustrations, 9 tables. $1.45
A number of factors, both climatic and cultural, affect the development, longevity, and severity of the frosts. An understanding of these factors is essential in selecting and operating methods of preventing frost damage.

POISONOUS PLANTS IN NEW ZEALAND
By H. E. Connor
DSIR BULLETIN 99 (Botany Division)
247 p. 16 colour plates. Line drawings by Nancy M. Adams. 1977. second revised edition. $9.75
This enlarged and revised edition of the book, first published 25 years ago describes and illustrates the plants in New Zealand that are poisonous.
Details are given on the frequency of poisoning, the toxins and the clinical signs that result when these plants are eaten or touched.
Invaluable for veterinarians, hospital casualty officers, botanists, farm advisers, farmers, and parents. Well illustrated. Includes glossary, references, and index.

POLICIES FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN NEW ZEALAND
Edited by G. A. Town
124 p. $3.50
In this book, the authors discuss the criteria which they feel should determine any sound policies in the field of regional planning and development. Although many different points of view are presented, there is unanimity that economic considerations alone should not dictate future policy. Essentially, it is for New Zealanders to consider all the relevant factors and decide what pattern of development they wish to see emerge. This book is intended as a constructive contribution to the public debate currently under way. Series No. 17. (New Zealand Institute of Public Administration.)

A REFRESHER COURSE IN CALCULATIONS
TRAINING GUIDE No. 3, SECOND EDITION 1975
62 p. 85c
This refresher course is intended to help those who are required to use calculations on the job, or who are about to undertake various study courses. It includes multiplication and division, fractions, decimals, proportions, averages, percentages, and also the metric system. (Industrial Training Service, Department of Labour.)

CONTENTS

ADVERTISEMENTS —— —— —— —— —— 453
APPOINTMENTS —— —— —— —— —— 419
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES —— —— —— —— 450
DEFENCE NOTICES —— —— —— —— —— 419
LAND TRANSFER ACT: NOTICES —— —— —— 452

MISCELLANEOUS—
Commerce Act: Notices —— —— —— —— 449
Commission of Inquiry Into Rescue and Fire Services at International Airports: Notice —— —— 434
Customs Tariff: Notices —— —— —— —— 435
Forests Act: Notice —— —— —— —— —— 429
Government Railways Act: Notice —— —— 428
Harbours Act: Notice —— —— —— —— —— 434
Industries Development Commission Notice —— 434
Local Government Act: Notice —— —— —— 431
Maori Affairs Act: Notices —— —— —— 431
Plant Varieties Act: Notice —— —— —— 449
Pork Industry Council—Election of Producers Representative: Notice —— —— —— —— 434
Post Office Act: Notices —— —— —— —— 429
Reserve Bank: Statements —— —— —— 448
Sale of Liquor Act: Notices —— —— —— 433
Sales Tax Act: Notice —— —— —— —— 441
Schedule of Contracts: Notices —— —— 434, 438
Tobacco Growing Industry Act: Notice —— 434
Traffic Regulations: Notice —— —— —— 434
Transport Act: Notice —— —— —— —— 429

PROCLAMATIONS, ORDERS IN COUNCIL, AND WARRANTS —— 419

Price $1.05c
BY AUTHORITY: P. D. HASSELBERG, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND—1980