THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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(3) The special funds of the uniting authorities are to be expended only for the special purposes for which they were set aside.

(4) All loan liabilities existing at the date of the union shall continue to be secured against the areas over which they were secured as at that date.

8. Rating

The system of rating in the united district is to be the land value system:

Provided that for a period of 5 years the system of rating in the area of the former Town District of Manaia is to be the land value system, and the system of rating in the area of the former County of Waimate West is to be the capital value system.

9. Town and Country Planning

(1) The district planning schemes and scheme statements and codes of ordinances in force in the former Waimate West County and the former Manaia Town District shall be deemed to be the district planning scheme and scheme statement and code of ordinances of the united district and shall be effective in the areas to which they were applicable immediately prior to the date of union.

(2) The district council shall not be required, forthwith, to prepare a new district scheme for the united district, but is to proceed to complete a joint review of the district schemes and the new scheme prepared in that review shall become the operative district scheme for the united district.

10. Vesting of Land

The corporation of the united district shall have vested in it all land vested in the corporations of the uniting authorities, subject to all existing encumbrances.

11. Vesting of Property

All property, real and personal, vested in the corporations of the districts of the uniting authorities is hereby vested in the corporation of the united district, subject to all existing encumbrances.

12. Local Authorities Petroleum Tax

For the purposes of Part XI of the Local Government Act 1974 the district council shall be the successor of the uniting authorities.

13. Creditors

Subject to section 37F of the Local Government Act 1974, the rights or interests of creditors of the uniting authorities affected by this scheme shall not be affected.

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

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Authorising The Bay of Plenty Harbour Board to Reclaim Crown Land From the Bed of the Tauranga Harbour

PAUL REEVES, Governor-General

ORDER IN COUNCIL

At Wellington this 14th day of September 1987

Present:
His EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL

PURSUANT to section 175 (3) and subject to sections 176 to 182 of the Harbours Act 1950, His Excellency the Governor-General, acting on the recommendation of the Minister of Transport and by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, hereby authorises the Bay of Plenty Harbour Board to reclaim an area of 1784 square metres of the seabed of Tauranga Harbour as shown on plan M.D. 16468 (S.O. 56699), deposited in the office of the Secretary for Transport at Wellington and as more particularly described in the Schedule below.

SCHEDULE

All that parcel of Crown land containing 1784 square metres, more or less, situated in Block VII, Tauranga Survey District of the South Auckland Land District, and being part of the bed of Tauranga Harbour and more particularly shown marked “A” on plan M.D. 16468 (S.O. 56699) deposited in the office of the Secretary for Transport at Wellington.

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

(M.O.T. 43/13/9/10)

NOTICE

1. Title and commencement

(1) This notice may be cited as the High Court Registry (Tauranga) Notice 1987, Amendment No. 1, and shall be read together with and deemed part of the High Court Registry (Tauranga) Notice 1987* (hereinafter referred to as the principal notice).

(2) This notice shall come into force on the day after the date of its publication in the Gazette.

2. Direction in relation to instruments under Chattels Transfer Act 1924

The principal notice is hereby amended by inserting, after clause 2, the following clause:

“3. It is hereby directed that the Tauranga Registry shall not be an office of the High Court in which instruments within the meaning of the Chattels Transfer Act 1924 may be filed.”

As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General this 4th day of September 1987.

GEOFFREY PALMER,
Minister of Justice.

Gazette, 1987, page 3169

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Retention of the Title “The Honourable”

His Excellency The Governor-General has advised that Her Majesty The Queen has been graciously pleased to approve the retention of the title “The Honourable” by:

Sir Gerard Aloysius WALL
lately Speaker of the House of Representatives of New Zealand, and

Thomas Kerry BURKE, M.P.
Margaret Ann, Mrs HERCUS
on their resignations as Members of the Executive Council of New Zealand.

Dated at Wellington this 16th day of September 1987.

DAVID LANGE,
Prime Minister.

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Clerk of the Executive Council: Appointment Extended

His Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased to direct that the appointment of

Patrick Graham Millen
to be Clerk of the Executive Council, on and from the 12th day of February 1973*, shall continue until further notice.

Dated at Wellington this 21st day of September 1987.

DAVID LANGE,
Prime Minister.

Gazette, 17 May 1973, No. 44, page 937

EXPLANATORY NOTE

This notice extends the appointment of Mr Millen as Clerk of the Executive Council (although he retires as Secretary of the Cabinet on 29 September 1987) until a successor is appointed.

Instrument of Appointment

PURSUANT to section 19 of the Shipping and Seamen Act 1952, and pursuant to an instrument of delegation from the Secretary for Transport dated 19 May 1986, I, Hubert David Maurice Jones, Director, Marine Division, do hereby appoint

Ian Murray James Clarke
John Hawthorne
Frank Robert Keer-Keer
Richard Melbourne Newton

as examiners, for the purpose of granting Certificates of Competency as Commercial Launchmaster.

Signed at Wellington this 17th day of September 1987.

H. D. M. JONES,
Director, Marine Division.

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