New Zealand Gazette – 1989 – No. 10

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✨ Vice Regal and Film Censorship Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 10

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Vice Regal

Return of the Governor-General from Overseas

His Excellency the Governor-General, the Most Reverend Sir Paul Reeves, G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., accompanied by Her Excellency Lady Reeves, returned to Auckland at 8.40 p.m. on Wednesday, 25 January from Melbourne, Australia.

His Excellency has now resumed the performance of all the functions of the Office of Governor-General. Accordingly the Chief Justice of New Zealand, the Right Honourable Sir Ronald Davison, G.B.E., C.M.G., has relinquished office as the Administrator of the Government.

P. CANHAM, Official Secretary.

Government House, Wellington.
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Government Notices

Internal Affairs

Films Act 1983

Chief Censor’s Decisions: 1–31 December 1988

Pursuant to section 21 of the Films Act 1983, the entries in the Register for the above period are hereby published.

Key to Decisions

G—Approved for general exhibition.
GA—Approved for general exhibition: recommended as more suitable for persons 13 years of age and over.
GY—Approved for general exhibition: recommended as more suitable for adults.
G —Approved for general exhibition: ........... (as specified).
R(age)—Approved for exhibition: only to persons ........... years of age and over (as specified).
RP(age)—Approved for exhibition: only to persons ........... years of age and over and to any person under that age when accompanied by that person’s parent or guardian.
R —Approved for exhibition only ........... (as specified).
Ex—Exempted from examination and approved for exhibition ........... (with any conditions as specified).

Schedule

Applicant	Maker	Title Silent(S) or Trailer(T)	No. of Copies	Running Time Minutes	Reason for Refusal, Excisions, or Alterations	Decision	Country of Origin	Remarks
2 December 1988
Columbia Films (NZ) Ltd	Pat O'Connor	STARS AND BARS	1	35mm	95.5	GA	U.K./U.S.A	Censor’s note: Some language may offend.
Kernridge Odeon Film Distributors	Piers Hoggard	A Summer Story (T) (No. 1)	17	35mm	1.5	GA	U.K.
5 December 1988
Warner Bros	Joan Micklin Silver	Crossing Delancy (T) (No. 1)	12	35mm	1.0	G	U.S.A
Warner Bros	Leonard Nimoy	THE GOOD MOTHER	1	35mm	105.5	GA	U.S.A	Censor’s note: Content may disturb.
Warner Bros	Michael Dinner	Hot to Trot (T) (No. 1)	41	35mm	1.5	GA	U.S.A.
John Maynard Prods	Vincent Ward	THE NAVIGATOR—A MEDIEVAL ODYSSEY	1	35mm	93.0	GY	N.Z./Australia	New Applicant
John Maynard Prods	Vincent Ward	The Navigator—A	1	35mm	2.5	GA	N.Z.

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🏛️ Return of the Governor-General from Overseas

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsGovernor-General, Return, Overseas, Resumption of Duties
👱🏽 Names

Paul Reeves (Most Reverend Sir), Governor-General returned from overseas
Lady Reeves, Accompanied Governor-General
Ronald Davison (Right Honourable Sir), Relinquished office as Administrator of the Government

👩‍💼 Officials

P. Canham, Official Secretary

🎓 Chief Censor’s Decisions under the Films Act 1983

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsFilm Censorship, Decisions, Register, Films Act 1983
👱🏽 Names

6 names identified

Pat O'Connor, Director of film 'Stars and Bars'
Piers Hoggard, Director of film 'A Summer Story'
Joan Micklin Silver, Director of film 'Crossing Delancy'
Leonard Nimoy, Director of film 'The Good Mother'
Michael Dinner, Director of film 'Hot to Trot'
Vincent Ward, Director of films 'The Navigator—A Medieval Odyssey' and 'The Navigator—A'

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