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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 1

Copies of the Application and accompanying Report on Physical and Social Effects can be inspected at the Masterton Municipal Library, offices of the Pahiatua County Council, Eketahuna County Council, Masterton County Council, and also at the Palmerston North and Wellington offices of Pipeline Project, Ministry of Works and Development.

Any person wishing to make submissions in respect of the Application may do so in writing, addressed to the Secretary of Energy, Petroleum and Geothermal Directorate, Ministry of Energy, Private Bag, Wellington, by Wednesday, 18 February 1987.

Dated at Wellington, this 15th day of January 1987.

D. J. BUNTING, Project Manager.
Pipeline Project Ministry of Works and Development.

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Commerce Act 1986: Section 58 Application

PUBLIC notice is hereby given pursuant to section 60 of the Commerce Act 1986 that the Life Underwriters’ Association of New Zealand (Incorporated) have applied for authorisation of a restrictive trade practice. The practice involves giving effect to the arrangement between members of the Association set out in Codes 6 and 8 of the Association’s Code of Ethics.

That arrangement concerns the conduct of members in respect of the replacement of an existing contract of life insurance, taken out with a particular life insurance office, with a new contract of life insurance from another office. This practice is commonly known as “twisting”. Any person who has an interest in the application should give written notice of that interest to the Commerce Commission, together with the reasons) for that interest, by 31 January 1987.

A. GIBBS, for Commerce Commission.

P.O. Box 10–273, Wellington.

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Commerce Act 1986: Merger or Takeover Proposal

Determination No. 186 (Ref. AUT/MT-E4/1)

On 23 December 1986 the Commerce Commission determined to give a clearance of a proposal that Equiticorp Holdings Limited acquire up to 49 percent of the issued share capital of Fisher Paykel Industries Limited.

The full text of the Commission’s written determination is available for inspection at the Commission’s offices at Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. Copies may also be purchased from any of these offices.

D. T. WEGAN, for Commerce Commission.

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Approved Woolmarking Preparations—(Notice No. 3960; Ag. 6/15/5/8)

PURSUANT to section 69 of the Animals Act 1967 the Director, Animal Health Division of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, after consultation with the New Zealand Wool Board and acting pursuant to a delegation from the Director-General of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Act 1953, hereby approves the preparation ‘Decacide’ (a product of Coopers Animal Health NZ Ltd.) as suitable for use for all purposes in the marking of wool on sheep.

Dated at Wellington this 11th day of December 1986.

P. J. O’HARA, Director,
Animal Health Division.

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Approved Woolmarking Preparations—(Notice No. 3953; Ag. 6/15/5/8)

PURSUANT to section 69 of the Animals Act 1967 the Director, Animal Health Division of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, after consultation with the New Zealand Wool Board and acting pursuant to a delegation from the Director-General of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Act 1953, hereby approves the preparation ‘Impact marker’: fluorescent green, blue, orange, purple and yellow (a product of Donaghys) as suitable for use for all purposes in the marking of wool on sheep.

Dated at Wellington this 11th day of December 1986.

P. J. O’HARA, Director,
Animal Health Division.

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Electric Lines Licence

I, Robert James Tizard, Minister of Energy, acting pursuant to section 21 of the Electricity Act 1968 hereby license Alan Thomas Kemp of Palmerston, farmer, hereinafter referred to as “the licensee”, to lay, construct, put up, place or use the electric lines described in the Schedule hereto. This licence is issued subject to the following conditions:

CONDITIONS

1. This licence may be cited as the Alan Thomas Kemp Electric Lines Licence 1986.

2. The licensee shall comply with the provisions of this licence, the Electricity Act 1968 and all enactments made in amendment of or in substitution for that Act, any Electrical Codes of Practice made under that Act, the Electrical Supply Regulations 1984, the Electrical Wiring Regulations 1976 and all regulations made in amendment of or substitution for any of those regulations.

3. Any notice to be given to the licensee shall be sufficient if served personally on the licensee or (in the case of the licensee being a corporate body) delivered at the registered office of the licensee to a person appearing to have for the time being control of that office or sent by registered post letter addressed to the licensee at the postal address set out in the application for a licence or any subsequent address notified by the licensee to the Minister and, if so served, shall be sufficient notwithstanding the death or incapacity of the licensee and notwithstanding that no legal personal representative of the licensee may have been appointed.

4. The service of a notice of any one of several licensees shall be good service on all of them.

5. Any notice to be given to the Minister of Energy shall be sufficient if given in writing to or sent by registered post letter addressed to the Secretary of Energy, Ministry of Energy, Wellington.

6. Any notice to be given on the part of the Minister of Energy shall be sufficient if given in writing signed by the Minister or by any person acting under the authority of the Minister.

7. The licence shall not be construed as granting a consent to generate electricity pursuant to section 25 of the Electricity Act 1968.

8. This licence shall come into force on the 22nd day of December 1986 and shall continue until the 31st day of March 1996 unless it is sooner lawfully determined in accordance with clauses 9, 10 or 11 hereof.

9. This licence may be cancelled upon:
   (a) The death of the licensee.
   (b) The winding-up of the licensee, where the licensee is a body corporate.
   (c) The bankruptcy of the licensee.
   (d) The sale by the licensee of the electric lines described in the Schedule hereto or of the installation supplied by those lines before the expiry of the term of this licence as provided in clause 8 herein.

10. This licence may be cancelled by the Minister at the request of or with the consent of the licensee.

11. The Governor-General in Council may pursuant to section 22 of the Electricity Act 1968 cancel this licence if the licensee is in breach of the provisions contained in clause 2 of these conditions.

12. At the expiry or cancellation of this licence, the licensee shall if so required by notice by the Minister remove all buildings, poles and other erections and all transmission lines, plant and other machinery and other removable equipment authorised by the licence to be erected, installed or provided and if within 12 months after being so required the licensee fails or neglects to remove the same, then the same shall, without payment of any compensation vest in and become the property of the Crown and it shall be lawful for any person authorised by the Minister in that behalf subject to compliance with section 15A of the Electricity Act 1968 to enter upon any land or premises and take possession of and remove the same or any part thereof.