New Zealand Gazette – 1989 – No. 27

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✨ Civil Defence and Film Censorship

16 FEBRUARY NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 625

Internal Affairs

Civil Defence Act 1983

Declaration of State of Local Civil Defence Emergency

Pursuant to section 52 of the Civil Defence Act 1983, I, Helen O'Shea hereby declare a state of local civil defence emergency to be in force in the Great Barrier Island County.

The state of local civil defence emergency shall come into force at 1745 hours on 1 January 1989.

Declared by: Helen O'Shea.

Designation: Alternate Controller.

Time and Date of Declaration: 1745 hours on 1 January 1989.
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Declaration Terminating State of Local Civil Defence Emergency

Pursuant to section 56 of the Civil Defence Act 1983, I, Helen O'Shea hereby terminate the state of local civil defence emergency declared in respect of the Great Barrier Island County on 1 January 1989.

The termination of the local civil defence emergency shall take effect from the time and date of this declaration.

Declared by: Helen O'Shea.

Designation: Alternate Controller.

Time and Date of Declaration: 0800 hours on 2 January 1989.
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Films Act 1983

Chief Censor's Decisions: 5-31 January 1989

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.
GY—Approved for general exhibition: recommended as more suitable for persons 13 years of age and over.
GA—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	Gauge	Running Time Minutes	Reason for Refusal, Excisions, or Alterations	Decision and Cert. No.	Country of Origin	Remarks
5 January 1989
Columbia Films (NZ) Ltd.	Terry Gilliam	Adventures of Baron Munchausen (T No. 1)	40	35 mm	1.5		G	U.S.A.
Amalgamated Fox Distributors	Daniel Petrie	COCOON THE RETURN	1	35 mm	117.5		GA	U.S.A.
Warner Bros	Stephen Frears	Dangerous Liaisons (T No. 1)	50	35 mm	1.5		G	U.S.A.
Columbia Films (NZ) Ltd.	Tommy Lee Wallace	Fright Night Part 2 (T No. 2)	28	35 mm	1.5	s. 13.2 (c) horror	RP 13	U.S.A.	Trailer No. 1 reduced by request.
Warner Bros	Bruce Beresford	Her Alibi (T No. 1)	40	35 mm	1.5		G	U.S.A.
United International Pictures	Richard Donner	"Scrooged" (T No. 2)	6	35 mm	4.5		GY	U.S.A.
Columbia Films (NZ) Ltd.	Robert Greenwald	Sweethearts Dance (T No. 1)	12	35 mm	2.5		GY	U.S.A.
Touchstone Films	Walt Disney	Taran and the Magic Cauldron (T No. 1)	40	35 mm	1.5		G	U.S.A.	Re-edited version of the Black Cauldron.
Columbia Films (NZ) Ltd.	David Mamet	Things Change (T No. 1)	12	35 mm	2.0		G	U.S.A.
Amalgamated Hoyts Cinemas	Christopher Cain	Young Guns (T No. 1)	20	35 mm	1.0		G	U.S.A.
10 January 1989
Big Show Video	Vincent de Paul	HEAVENLY	1	VHS	75.5		R 18	U.S.A.	Censor's note: Explicit sexual content may offend.
11 January 1989
Amalgamated Fox Distributors	John McTiernan	DIE HARD	1	16 mm	131.5		RP 16	U.S.A.	Censor's note: Violence and language may offend.
Big Show Video	Mark Morris	IN THE RAW	1	VHS	71.0		R 18	U.S.A.	Censor's note: Explicit sexual content may offend.
Pacer Kerridge Film Distributors Ltd.	Eugene Marner	PUSS IN BOOTS	1	35 mm	97.5		G	U.K., Israel
Pacer Kerridge Film Distributors Ltd.	Eugene Marner	Puss in Boots (T No. 1)	2	35 mm	1.5		G	U.K., Israel
12 January 1989
United International Pictures	Paul Mazursky	MOON OVER PARADOR	1	35 mm	105.0		GY	U.S.A.	Censor's note: Contains some coarse language.
United International Pictures	Paul Mazursky	Moon over Parador (T No. 1)	3	35 mm	1.5		G	U.S.A.
Big Show Video	Mark Morris	MORE	1	VHS	59.5		R 18	U.S.A.	Censor's note: Explicit sexual content may offend.

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Dated1 January 1989
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Helen O'Shea, Alternate Controller

🚨 Declaration Terminating State of Local Civil Defence Emergency

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Helen O'Shea, Alternate Controller

🎓 Chief Censor's Decisions: 5-31 January 1989

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