New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 60

Page 1825

✨ Film Classifications and Commercial Practices

10 JUNE
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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SCHEDULE—continued

Applicant	Maker	Title Silent(S) or Trailer(T)	No. of Copies	Gauge	Running Time Minutes	Decision and Cert. No.	Country of Origin	Remarks
J. Marquet	Goldig Films (H.K.) Ltd.	Friday, 30 April 1982 THE MAGNIFICENT 3	1	35 mm	98	GA 1645	Hong Kong	Chinese dialogue, Chinese and English subtitles.
J. Marquet	Goldig Films (H.K.) Ltd.	KUNG FU GENIUS	1	35 mm	88½	GY 1289	Hong Kong	Chinese dialogue, Chinese and English subtitles.
Cinemedia Publications Ltd.	Coleen Meeker/ Bethel Buckalew	MY BOYS ARE GOOD BOYS	1	35 mm	90	GY 1290	U.S.A.
N.Z. Film Services Ltd.	Sanrio Communications Inc.	NUTCRACKER FANTASY	1	35 mm	78½	G 3255	Japan/ U.S.A.	English dialogue.
International Film Distributors	Brooks Film Ltd.	LOOSE SHOES	3	35 mm	73	R 1416	U.K.	16 years and over.
Academy Films	Buzzy Enterprises Ltd. Production	RUDE BOY	1	35 mm	124	R 1417	U.K.	16 years and over, Censor’s note: Contains offensive language.
Academy Films	Buzzy Enterprises Ltd. Production	Rude Boy (T)	1	35 mm	1½	G 3256	U.K.
Columbia Films (N.Z.) Ltd.	Rastar Films Inc.	Annie No. 2 (T)	1	35 mm	1	G 3257	U.S.A.

CORRIGENDA

The 2nd entry in the Register on Friday, 10 April 1981 now reads:

Sixteen Millimetre
S.N.C.P.A.C. Gafer (Paris)/ West Films (Rome)
THE VIOLENT PEOPLE
2
16 mm
74½
s. 26 (2) (c) sexual violence, violence
GY 1151
France/ Italy
Dubbed in English.

The 4th entry in the Register on 4 June 1981 now reads;

Cinema International Corporation
Paramount Pictures
Coast to Coast (T)
2
35 mm
2
s. 26 (2) (c) sexual violence
G 2535
U.S.A.

The 1st entry in the Register on Friday, 7 August 1981 now reads;

H. J. Hart Associates
Benro Bellenbaum Production
Diary of a Debaucher (T)
1
35 mm
2
s. 26 (2) (c) sexual violence, sex
G 2880
Federal Republic of Germany
Dubbed in English.

The 2nd entry in the Register on Friday, 7 August 1981 now reads;

H. J. Hart Associates
Universal
Sunshine Christmas (T)
1
35 mm
2
s. 26 (2) (c) violence, sex
G 2881
U.S.A.

The 3rd entry in the Register on Monday, 21 September 1981 now reads;

Sixteen Millimetre
Cinema 77
DRESSED TO KILL
2
16 mm
103
s. 26 (2) (c) sexual violence, violence
R 1276
U.S.A.
18 years and over. Censor’s note: Theme and violent content may disturb.

The 1st entry in the Register on Friday, 18 December 1981 now reads;

Cinema International Corporation (N.Z.) Ltd.
Paramount Pictures
The Fan (T)
2
35 mm
2½
s. 26 (2) (c) violence
R 1346
U.S.A.
16 years and over.

The 8th entry in the Register on Wednesday, 30 December 1981 now reads;

Warner Bros. (N.Z.) Ltd.
Navaron Film Production
ANGEL OF VENGEANCE
1
35 mm
82
s. 28 the majority felt that the film was injurious to the public good . . . the dominant theme was one of violence
Rejected
U.S.A.
Decision of the Films Censorship Board of Review replacing that of 9/8/81.

Notice by Examiner of Commercial Practices of Consent to a Merger and Takeover Proposal

PURSUANT to section 70 of the Commerce Act 1975, the Examiner of Commercial Practices hereby gives notice that he has, subject to section (9) of that section, consented to the following merger and takeover proposals, being merger and takeover proposals which also require consent under the Overseas Investment Act 1973 and the Overseas Investment Regulations 1974*.

Person by or on behalf of whom notice was given in terms of section 68 (1) of the Commerce Act 1975

C.B.A. Finance Holdings Ltd.

Proposal

Pacific Investments Ltd. may purchase for cash the total shareholding of Craig, Mostyn and Charles Ashton (N.Z.) Ltd.

Date of Consent

27 May 1982

Dated at Wellington this 2nd day of June 1982.

A. E. MONAGHAN, Examiner of Commercial Practices.

S.R. 1974/117

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⚖️ Chief Censor's Film Classification Decisions for April 1982 (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsFilm classification, Cinematograph Films Act, Censorship, Film ratings

⚖️ Corrigenda to Film Classification Decisions

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsFilm classification, Corrections, Cinematograph Films Act, Censorship

🏭 Consent to Merger and Takeover Proposal

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated2 June 1982
KeywordsCommerce Act, Merger, Takeover, Overseas Investment Act
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A. E. Monaghan, Examiner of Commercial Practices

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