New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 184

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✨ Legal and Māori Affairs Notices

3 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Committee on 20 September 1988 made an order authorising variations of the usual hours of trading for the chartered club known as the Wanganui Returned Servicemen’s Association Incorporated, 170 St Hill Street, Wanganui.

To the intent that on days other than those on which chartered clubs are required to be closed and the sale of liquor to its members the hours for the opening and closing of the said premises shall be as follows:

(a) On any Friday, Saturday and Christmas Eve. The hour of closing shall be 11 o’clock in the evening.

(b) On any New Year’s Eve. The hour of closing shall be 00.30 o’clock in the morning of New Year’s Day.

Dated at Wellington this 28th day of October 1988.

D. OUGHTON,
Secretary for Justice.

(Adm. 2/72/5)

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Maori Affairs

Maori Affairs Act 1953

Maori Land Court Sittings—Maori Appellate Court Sittings

Notice is hereby given that sittings of the Maori Appellate Court and of the Maori Land Court will be held during the year 1 January 1989 to 31 December 1989 at the places and commencing on the dates referred to in the Schedule hereto.

The hour of commencement of each sitting (and the date and place thereof in the case of the Maori Appellate Court) will be notified in the relevant Panui. If any date referred to in the Schedule is varied, the varied date will be notified in the Panui.

Chief Judge’s Chambers, Maori Land Court, Wellington.
A. G. McHUGH, Deputy Chief Judge.

21 October 1988

Schedule

Tokerau District (Whangarei)

Date of Sitting	Panui Closes
Tue, 31 Jan 1989	2 Dec 1988
*Mon, 27 Feb 1989	27 Jan 1989
Mon, 3 Apr 1989	3 Mar 1989
*Mon, 1 May 1989	31 Mar 1989
Tue, 6 Jun 1989	28 Apr 1989
*Mon, 3 Jul 1989	2 Jun 1989
Mon, 31 Jul 1989	30 Jun 1989
*Mon, 4 Sep 1989	4 Aug 1989
Mon, 2 Oct 1989	1 Sep 1989
*Mon, 30 Oct 1989	29 Sep 1989
Mon, 4 Dec 1989	3 Nov 1989

On the dates asterisked * above the Court will commence sitting at Whangarei and will adjourn to Kaikohe and Kaitaia if necessary on dates to be notified.

On other dates Court will commence at Mangere and adjourn to Ponsonby and Whangarei on dates to be notified.

Waikato-Maniapoto District (Hamilton)

Court	Date of Sitting	Panui Closes
Te Kuiti	Tue, 31 Jan 1989	16 Dec 1988
Hamilton	Mon, 7 Feb 1989	16 Dec 1988
Thames	Mon, 27 Feb 1989	27 Jan 1989
Tauranga	Mon, 6 Mar 1989	27 Jan 1989
Te Kuiti	Mon, 3 Apr 1989	3 Mar 1989
Hamilton	Mon, 17 Apr 1989	3 Mar 1989
Thames	Mon, 1 May 1989	31 Mar 1989
Tauranga	Mon, 29 May 1989	31 Mar 1989
Te Kuiti	Tue, 13 Jun 1989	5 May 1989
Hamilton	Mon, 19 Jun 1989	5 May 1989
Thames	Mon, 17 Jul 1989	2 Jun 1989
Tauranga	Mon, 31 Jul 1989	2 Jun 1989
Te Kuiti	Mon, 14 Aug 1989	30 Jun 1989
Hamilton	Mon, 4 Sep 1989	30 Jun 1989
Thames	Mon, 18 Sep 1989	4 Aug 1989
Tauranga	Mon, 9 Oct 1989	4 Aug 1989
Te Kuiti	Mon, 2 Oct 1989	1 Sep 1989
Hamilton	Tue, 24 Oct 1989	1 Sep 1989
Thames	Mon, 30 Oct 1989	29 Sep 1989
Tauranga	Tue, 14 Nov 1989	29 Sep 1989
Te Kuiti	Mon, 4 Dec 1989	3 Nov 1989
Hamilton	Mon, 11 Dec 1989	3 Nov 1989

All Court sittings will commence in Wanganui. For the dates asterisked * above the Court will adjourn, if necessary to Hawera, New Plymouth, Taumarunui and Turangi. Otherwise the Court will adjourn, if necessary to Levin, Palmerston North and Wellington.

The commencement time for each sitting will be notified in each Panui as will times for adjournment.

Waiariki District (Rotorua)

Date of Sitting	Panui Closes
Tue, 7 Feb 1989	16 Dec 1988
Tue, 6 Mar 1989	27 Jan 1989
Tue, 3 Apr 1989	24 Feb 1989
Mon, 1 May 1989	23 Mar 1989
Tue, 6 Jun 1989	21 Apr 1989
Mon, 3 Jul 1989	26 May 1989
Mon, 7 Aug 1989	23 Jun 1989
Mon, 4 Sep 1989	28 Jul 1989
Mon, 2 Oct 1989	25 Aug 1989
Mon, 6 Nov 1989	22 Sep 1989
Mon, 4 Dec 1989	27 Oct 1989

The Waiariki sittings are generally two weeks and will commence at Rotorua, and will adjourn to Whakatane, Opotiki, Taupo, Te Kaha and Te Puke if necessary. Dates of the sittings will be notified in the Panui.

Tairawhiti District (Gisborne)

Date of Sitting	Panui Closes
Tue, 31 Jan 1989	16 Dec 1988
Mon, 6 Mar 1989	27 Jan 1989
Mon, 3 Apr 1989	24 Feb 1989
Mon, 1 May 1989	31 Mar 1989
Tue, 6 Jun 1989	28 Apr 1989
Mon, 3 Jul 1989	26 May 1989
Mon, 31 Jul 1989	30 Jun 1989
Tue, 5 Sep 1989	28 Jul 1989
Mon, 2 Oct 1989	25 Aug 1989
Mon, 30 Oct 1989	29 Sep 1989
Tue, 5 Dec 1989	27 Oct 1989

Court sittings will commence at Gisborne. If the Court is to adjourn to Ruatoria or Wairoa the dates of those sittings will be notified in the Panui.

Aotea District (Wanganui)

Date of Sitting	Panui Closes
Wed, 1 Feb 1989	2 Dec 1988
Mon, 6 Mar 1989	27 Jan 1989
Mon, 3 Apr 1989	3 Mar 1989
Mon, 1 May 1989	31 Mar 1989
Tue, 6 Jun 1989	28 Apr 1989
Mon, 3 Jul 1989	2 Jun 1989
Mon, 7 Aug 1989	7 Jul 1989
Mon, 4 Sep 1989	4 Aug 1989
Mon, 2 Oct 1989	1 Sep 1989
Mon, 6 Nov 1989	6 Oct 1989
Mon, 4 Dec 1989	3 Nov 1989

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🏭 Variation of Liquor Trading Hours for Wanganui Returned Servicemen’s Association

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated28 October 1988
KeywordsLiquor trading hours, Chartered club, Wanganui Returned Servicemen’s Association
👩‍💼 Officials

D. Oughton, Secretary for Justice

🪶 Maori Land Court and Maori Appellate Court Sittings for 1989

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated21 October 1988
KeywordsMaori Land Court, Maori Appellate Court, Court sittings, Panui
👩‍💼 Officials

A. G. McHugh, Deputy Chief Judge

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