New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 54

Page 1281

✨ Game Licence Notices

29 MARCH NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1281

Class: One Week Game Licence

Fee: Seventeen dollars twenty seven cents ($17.27)

Conditions: A One Week Licence may be issued and be available for use on or after the 10th day (16 May 1988) of the open season for game for a period of seven days from the date specified on the licence.

The licence shall enable the holder to hunt or kill game in the district of issue only.

Class: One Day Game Licence

Fee: Six dollars eighty two cents ($6.82)

Conditions: A One Day Licence may be issued and be available for use on or after the 10th day (16 May 1988) of the open season for game for a period of one day as specified on the licence.

The licence shall enable the holder to hunt or kill game in the district of issue only.

CLASS: Part Season Goose Licence

Fee: Seventeen dollars twenty seven cents ($17.27)

Conditions: A Part Season Goose Licence may be issued to authorise the holder to hunt or kill Canada geese on or after 29 August 1988 in any acclimatisation district wherein for the remaining period of the open season for game in that district, Canada geese may be taken.

The holder of the licence shall be subject to the conditions for each acclimatisation district in which the hunting or killing of game takes place, as specified under the Second Schedule of the notice in the New Zealand Gazette in which the Minister of Conservation declared the 1988 open season for game.

CLASS: Junior Part Season Goose Licence

Fee: Eight dollars sixty four cents ($8.64)

Junior Licences may be issued to persons under 16 years of age as at 7 May 1988. The provisions of the Arms Act 1983 apply with respect to firearms used in accordance with the licence.

The notice published in the supplement to the New Zealand Gazette, No. 37 25 March 1987, page 1301, Third Schedule, Game Licences and Licence Fees is hereby revoked.

Dated at Wellington this 7th day of March 1988.

HELEN CLARK, Minister of Conservation.

(I.A. Wil. 8/2/2)

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS.
V. R. WARD, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND—1988

Price $1.76c (incl. GST)

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🌾 One Week Game Licence

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated7 March 1988
KeywordsGame licences, Fees, Conditions, One Week Licence
👩‍💼 Officials

HELEN CLARK, Minister of Conservation

🌾 One Day Game Licence

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated7 March 1988
KeywordsGame licences, Fees, Conditions, One Day Licence
👩‍💼 Officials

HELEN CLARK, Minister of Conservation

🌾 Part Season Goose Licence

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated7 March 1988
KeywordsGame licences, Fees, Conditions, Goose Licence
👩‍💼 Officials

HELEN CLARK, Minister of Conservation

🌾 Junior Part Season Goose Licence

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated7 March 1988
KeywordsGame licences, Fees, Conditions, Junior Goose Licence
👩‍💼 Officials

HELEN CLARK, Minister of Conservation

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