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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 1

Litter

11. No person shall deposit or throw on any part of the said land any litter, rubbish, or any substance or article of a dangerous or offensive nature or likely to be of a dangerous or offensive nature except in a place or receptacle approved by an officer of the Board for the purpose.

Dangerous Weapons

12. No person without lawful authority shall at any time be or remain upon the said land having with him or use a firearm, airgun or similar weapon or instrument of a dangerous character (including, but without limiting the generality of the foregoing provisions, any bow and arrow, catapult, or shanghai).

Throwing Stones, etc.

13. No person shall throw any stick, stone, or other missile within the said land.

Vehicle and Other Traffic

14. (i) No person shall drive or ride any animal or any vehicle (whether propelled by mechanical power or not) within the said land in a manner which, having regard to all the circumstances of the case, is or might be dangerous to the public or to any person.

(ii) No person shall take, ride, or drive any animal or any vehicle (whether propelled by mechanical power or not) into or on the said land except upon such parts as are laid out for vehicular traffic.

15. No person shall drive away any vehicle at a speed exceeding 50 kilometres an hour on the said land or on any part of the said land laid out for vehicular traffic.

Parking

16. (i) No person shall park any vehicle (not being a bicycle) within the said land except in a place set aside by the Board for the parking of vehicles.

(ii) No person shall park any vehicle including trailers in a place set aside by the Board for the parking of vehicles for a period longer than 48 hours without the prior permission of an officer of the Board.

(iii) No person shall stop or stand any vehicle within the said land in such a place that it causes or is likely to cause an obstruction to any entrance, thoroughfare, path, or walk on the said land.

(iv) In this and the following bylaw the term “park”, in the relation to any vehicle, means to stand the vehicle on the said land for a period exceeding five minutes.

Removal of Vehicles

17. (i) Any vehicle or boat or trailer parked in an area not specifically set aside by the Board for that purpose may be moved and towed away on the direction of an officer or servant of the Board to such area as the Board may from time to time direct.

(ii) The person responsible for parking any vehicle or boat or trailer which is towed away shall pay to the Board a reasonable sum to cover the costs and other expenses incurred by the Board in moving the vehicle or boat or trailer.

Assemble of Persons

18. (i) No person shall attend or take part in any organised meeting or assemblage of persons for sport or games or any other purposes whatsoever or any organised picnic within the said land unless the holding of the meeting or assemblage or picnic in the said land has been permitted in writing by the Board.

(ii) For the purpose of this bylaw an organised meeting or assemblage or picnic is one that is attended by the employees or members of any Government department, trade union, club, company, firm, incorporated body, religious organisation, or other body of persons, or any group of several of such organisations.

Notices and Bills

19. Except with the prior permission in writing of the Board, no person shall post any placard, bill, poster, or notice within the said land or interfere with any placard, bill, poster, or notice lawfully erected on the said land, or, if called upon to desist by any person authorised by the Board (either generally or in any particular case), distribute any handbill or notice within or at any entrance to the said land.

Grass Plots and Flower Beds

20. (i) No person shall walk on any grass plot or other place within the said land where the same is prohibited by a notice to that effect.

(ii) No person shall walk on any flower bed or shrubbery within the said land.

Damage to Property

21. No person shall remove, disturb, break, destroy, paint or carve or write names or letters or words or figures or devices on, or deface any building, object of art, natural object, erection, tool, instrument, seat, gate, bridge, fence, or tree, or disturb any ground within the limits of the said land.

Visitors’ Book

22. (i) No person shall write, print or otherwise record any profane, indecent or obscene language in any visitors’ book the property of the Board.

(ii) No person shall by any means whatsoever deface any visitors’ book the property of the Board.

Treaty Grounds

23. The hours for admission of the public to the Treaty House and Whare Runanga, shall be from 9 o’clock in the morning until 5 o’clock in the evening.

Penalty

24. Every person committing a breach of any of these bylaws commits an offence and shall be liable to a fine not exceeding $250 for any breach thereof and in the case of a continuing breach to a further fine not exceeding $5 for every day or part of a day during which the breach has continued.

General

25. Nothing in these bylaws shall be deemed to limit or prevent the taking of proceedings under any Act in respect of any offence committed within the said land.

The foregoing bylaws were made by resolution of the Board at its meeting held at Wellington on the 23rd day of September 1981,

DAVID BEATTIE, Chairman.
A. A. GRIFFITHS, Secretary.

The foregoing bylaws of the Waitangi National Trust Board are hereby approved, this 10th day of December 1981.

DAVID BEATTIE, Governor-General.

The Overseas Investment Exemption Notice 1981, No. 2

PURSUANT to the Overseas Investment Regulations 1974*, hereinafter referred to as the regulations, the Overseas Investment Commission hereby gives the following exemption.

NOTICE

1. Title—This notice may be cited as the Overseas Investment Exemption Notice 1981, No. 2.

2. Exemption of Transactions of Certain Overseas Persons from the Regulations—Every person that is a company within the meaning of the Companies Act 1955, and is an overseas person within the meaning of regulation 2 (2) of the regulations but which would not be an overseas person if the shares in the company registered in the names of any of the persons mentioned in the Schedule hereto were held by persons who are not overseas persons except where the company in question is a subsidiary as defined in regulation 2 (2) of the regulations of one of the persons mentioned in the Schedule hereto, is (together with any subsidiary of such person so long as that person holds more than 75 percent in nominal value of the subsidiary’s equity share capital as defined in section 158 of the Companies Act 1955) hereby exempted from the application of the provisions of regulations 4 and 5 (2) in Part I and all of the provisions of Parts II and III of the regulations.

3. Exemption from Regulation 3 (1) of Certain Borrowings Outside New Zealand—Every person being a body corporate incorporated in New Zealand or being an unincorporated body of persons (other than a partnership in which none of the partners is a body corporate incorporated in New Zealand) carrying on business in New Zealand or any person acting as a nominee for or on behalf of any such body corporate or unincorporated body is hereby exempted from the provisions of regulation 3 (1) (a) and from regulation 3 (1) (d) of the regulations in respect of borrowings for a term not exceeding a total of 12 months where the moneys borrowed are used exclusively for the purpose of financing the export of goods from New Zealand or the import of goods into New Zealand by the borrower.

4. Revocation—The following notice is hereby revoked: The Overseas Investment Exemption Notice 1981, No. 1. (New Zealand Gazette, 29 January 1981, No. 7, p. 166).