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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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Doncaster Street.
Druces Road.
East Tamaki Road: from the motorway to Chapel Road.
Favona Road.
Fields Road.
George Bolt Memorial Drive: from Kirkbride Road to
the Auckland International Airport.
Great South Road: from Otahuhu Borough boundary to
the Papatoetoe City boundary and from the motorway off-
ramp at Wiri to the Papakura Borough boundary.
Greenwood Drive.
Harris Road.
Hastie Avenue.
Hayman Street.
Hobill Avenue.
Holmes Road.
Inlet Road.
Island Road.
Kahu Street: from Favona Road to Manu Street.
Kaka Street.
Kerrs Road.
Kerwyn Avenue.
Kiwi Street.
Lorien Place.
Lovegrove Crescent.
McLaughlins Road.
Mahia Road: from Great South Road to Fields Road.
Mahunga Drive.
Match Road: from Station Road to Northcrest Way.
Manu Street.
Mascot Avenue: from Bader Drive to the south end of
Canning Crescent.
Mayo Road.
Mepal Place.
Neales Road.
Neilpark Drive.
Newark Place.
Norman Spencer Drive.
Northcrest Way.
Ormiston Road: from Preston Road to a point 380 metres
measured easterly, generally, along the said road from
Preston Road.
Pakuranga Road: from Kerswill Place to the Howick
Borough boundary.
Parkwood Place.
Pennell Place.
Plunkett Avenue: from Wiri Station Road to the Papatoetoe
City boundary.
Polaris Place.
Portage Road: from Tidal Road to Selfs Road.
Preston Road.
Rangi Road.
Reeves Road: from Ti Rakau Drive to Aylesbury Street.
Richard Pearse Drive.
Rimu Road.
Ronwood Avenue.
Roscommon Road: from Browns Road to McLaughlins
Road.
Ryran Place.
Rylock Place.
Rymer Place.
Sharkey Street.
Spartan Road.
Springs Road.
Stalion Road: from Great South Road to Railway.
Takamini School Road: from Popes Road to a point 250
metres measured southerly, generally, along the said road
from Spartan Road.
The Furlong.
Tidal Road.
Ti Rakau Drive.
Tironui Road.
Trugood Drive.
Tui Street: from Kiwi Street to Kahu Street.
Una Street.

Walmsley Road.
Walters Road: from Great South Road to the Railway.
Wanstead Way.
Waokauri Place.
Westbrook Avenue.
Wiri Station Road.
Zealandia Drive.

Roads Classified in Class Two
ALL roads under the control of the Manukau City Council
not otherwise named in this Schedule.

Dated at Wellington this 1st day of June 1982.

A. J. HEALY, Secretary for Transport.

*S.R. 1974/218
Amendment No. 1: S.R. 1974/309
Amendment 1978/28/6 (2)
†New Zealand Gazette, No. 10, dated 4 February 1982, p. 338
(M.O.T. 28/8/Manukau City)

Amendments to the Rules of the Stock Exchange Association
of New Zealand

PURSUANT to section 11 of the Sharebrokers Act 1908, the
Governor-General in Council, has approved the following
amendments to the Rules of the Stock Exchange Association of
New Zealand.

(1) Clause 1 of rule 86 is hereby amended by omitting the
words “(iii) that amount by which consideration exceeds
$50,000: 1%” and substituting therefore the words “(iii) on
the next $450,000 of consideration 1%; (iv) on that amount
by which consideration exceeds $500,000: 0.5%”.

(2) Clause 1 of rule 86 is hereby further amended by omit-
ting from paragraph (a) the words “one calendar month”
wherever it occurs and substituting in each case the words
“three calendar months.”

(3) Clause 6 of rule 119 is hereby deleted and substituted
by the following clause:

“Where any broker receives notice and fails to give notice
in succession to another broker as to all of the securities
in the first notice then if delivery has not been made
within four clear business days of the receipt of a copy
of a demand for delivery, or notice in succession, which-
ever is applicable, the selling broker’s regional exchange
shall give notice of the demand in the exchange on the
next Wednesday.

(a) Upon the posting of the notice of overdue delivery the
selling broker shall become liable to pay his regional
exchange a fee of ten dollars.

(b) If delivery has not been made on the Monday following
the posting of the notice of overdue delivery, the
Chairman of the regional exchange shall buy in
against the selling broker, the securities in respect of
which such broker has not given notice in succession
unless there are circumstances, such as undeliverable
benefits, which in the Chairman’s view are exceptional.

(c) At the trading session during which the buying-in takes
place the Chairman, or his nominee, shall offer to
purchase the securities concerned at the following
margins above the current market price as established
by the Chairman of the regional exchange:

(i) For the first day the margin shall be 20%.

(ii) For each of the three days thereafter the margin
shall increase by 10% per day:
Provided that the total margin shall not exceed
$500.00.

(d) The Chairman or his nominee shall purchase for prompt
delivery as defined in rule 118 but may, in his
discretion, stipulate a longer period.

(e) The Chairman may adopt any booking procedure to
comply with his office system but shall issue a contract
note to the original selling broker for the securities
bought in which shall include brokerage at standard
rates.

(f) Delivery and settlements shall be completed through the
regional exchange.

(g) Where a Monday or Wednesday is a public holiday the
next business day shall apply”.

Approved in Council:

P. G. MILLEN, Clerk of the Executive Council.