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✨ Fisheries and Radio Communications Notices

22 APRIL NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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Closed season for shellfish determined—There is hereby determined to be a closed season for the taking of all shellfish within the Cheltenham Beach Shellfish Area commencing on the 23rd day of April 1993, and expiring within the 23rd day of April 1995.

Dated at Wellington this 15th day of April 1993.

B. SHALLARD, Director Operations, MAF Fisheries, acting under delegated authority.

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Commerce

Radio Communications Act 1989

Notice of Corrections to Register of Radio Frequencies

In accordance with section 24 (4) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989, I hereby give notice that the records in the Register of Radio Frequencies of the management rights and licences specified in the Schedule to this notice have been corrected in the manner indicated in that Schedule.

Schedule

Corrections to Register of Radio Frequencies

Record	Correction
Licence No. 00002/00602	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location map reference number the expression “007”, and substituting the expression “Q07”.
Licence No. 00016/00699	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location map reference number the expression “N144”, and substituting the expression “N141”.
Licence No. 00016/00826	By omitting from the item relating to the last line of the Horizontal Radiation Pattern the expression “Over 360 degrees.”, and substituting the expression “Over 350 degrees.”
Licence No. 00015/00277	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression “0 metres”, and substituting the expression “340 metres”.
Licence No. 00001/00248	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression “265 metres”, and substituting the expression “260 metres”.
Licence No. 00016/00546	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression “774 metres”, and substituting the expression “820 metres”.
Licence No. 00016/00389	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression “821 metres”, and substituting the expression “820 metres”.

Record	Correction
Licence No. 00002/00262	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter site name the expression “Penninsula Hill”, and substituting the expression “Peninsula Hill”.
Licence No. 00015/00832	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression “2 metres”, and substituting the expression “10 metres”.
Licence No. 00015/00489	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression “0 metres”, and substituting the expression “30 metres”.
Licence No. 00015/00676	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression “0 metres”, and substituting the expression “35 metres”.
Licence No. 00016/00762	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression “80 metres”, and substituting the expression “110 metres”.
Licence No. 00016/00935	By omitting from the item relating to frequency expiry date the expression “24 April 1992”, and substituting the expression “24 June 1992”.
Licence No. 00015/00473	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression “32 metres”, and substituting the expression “424 metres”.
Licence No. 00015/00684	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression “0 metres”, and substituting the expression “25 metres”.
Licence No. 00015/00327	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression “0 metres”, and substituting the expression “25 metres”.
Licence No. 00015/00832	By omitting from the item relating to class of emission the expression “256KF8EHF”, and substituting the expression “20K0A3EGN”.
Licence No. 00016/00779	By omitting from the item relating to class of emission the expression “245KF8EHF”, and substituting the expression “256KF8EHF”.
Licence No. 00001/00670	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter site name the expression “Peninsular Hill”, and substituting the expression “Peninsula Hill”.
Licence No. 00015/00327	By omitting from the item relating to transmitter site name the expression “Invergargill”, and substituting the expression “Invercargill”.
Licence No. 00015/01093	By omitting from the item relating to maximum power the expression “67dBW”, and substituting the expression “52dBW”.

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🌾 Fisheries (Cheltenham Beach Shellfish Close Season) Notice 1993 (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated15 April 1993
KeywordsFisheries, Shellfish, Closed Season, Cheltenham Beach
👩‍💼 Officials

B. SHALLARD, Director Operations, MAF Fisheries

🏭 Notice of Corrections to Register of Radio Frequencies

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsRadio Communications, Register Corrections, Licences, Management Rights

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