New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 54

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✨ Radio Licence Corrections and Customs Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 54

Record | Correction

Licence No. 00016/00972 By omitting from the item relating to class of emission the expression "257KF8EHF", and substituting the expression "256KF8EHF".

Licence No. 00015/00400 By adding to the item relating to the transmitter location height the expression "10 metres above sea level".

Licence No. 00016/00481 Licence No. 00016/00816 By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression "1080", and substituting the expression "1085".

Licence No. 00015/01004 By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression "130", and substituting the expression "131".

Licence No. 00015/00941 By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression "220", and substituting the expression "280".

Licence No. 00016/00392 Licence No. 00016/00399 Licence No. 00016/00581 By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression "340", and substituting the expression "343".

Licence No. 00016/00746 Licence No. 00016/00876 By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression "914", and substituting the expression "915".

Licence No. 00015/01002 By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression "259", and substituting the expression "260".

Licence No. 00016/01024 By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location name the expression "Kaukaum", and substituting the expression "Kaukap".

Licence No. 00016/00779 By omitting from the item relating to frequency expiry date the expression "14 November 1993", and substituting the expression "24 November 1993".

Licence No. 00015/01100 By omitting from the item relating to maximum bandwidth of emissions the expression "+/– 0.120MHz", and substituting the expression "+/– 0.010MHz".

Licence No. 00016/00552 By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression "146 metres", and substituting the expression "1041 metres".

Licence No. 00016/00435 Licence No. 00016/00450 By omitting from the item relating to transmitter location height the expression "300 metres", and substituting the expression "129 metres".

Licence No. 00015/01082 By omitting from the item relating to maximum power of emissions the expression "31dBW", and substituting the expression "38dBW".

Licence No. 00016/00949 By omitting from the item relating to antenna height above ground level the expression "392 metres", and substituting the expression "32 metres".

Licence No. 00015/02824 By omitting from the item relating to maximum bandwidth of emissions the expression "+/– 0.12MHz", and substituting the expression "+/– 0.01MHz".

Management Right No. 20 By omitting from the item relating to upper boundary frequency the expression "942.20MHz", and substituting the expression "942.50MHz".

Management Right No. 20 By omitting from the item relating to adjacent frequency emission limits the expression "to –40dBW at 944.20MHz", and substituting the expression "to –50dBW at 944.20MHz".

Dated at Wellington this 16th day of April 1993.

B. G. DONALDSON, Deputy Registrar of Radio Frequencies.

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Customs

Indecent Publications Act 1963

Application to the Indecent Publications Tribunal

I, Graeme William Ludlow, Comptroller of Customs, give notice that I have applied to the Indecent Publications Tribunal for a decision as to whether the books described below are indecent or not or for a decision as to their classification:

4 Way Orgasm.
A Taste of Revenge, Part 2.
Addicted to Dick.
AC/DC She Male.
All Four Cum.
All in Knots.
Amateur Assholes.
Amateur Raw Talent.
Anal Affairs, No. 1.
Any 4 Can Play.
Australian Forum, Vol. 4, No. 3.
Backdoor Bangers.
Bad Girls, No. 3 (Hard).
Bad Girls, No. 3 (Soft).
Beyond Lust, No. 2.
Big Boob Lust.
Big Ones International Monthly, Vol. 3, No. 11 and 12.
Black Anal Lust.

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🏭 Notice of Corrections to Register of Radio Frequencies (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated16 April 1993
KeywordsRadio Communications, Register Corrections, Licences, Management Rights
👩‍💼 Officials

B. G. Donaldson, Deputy Registrar of Radio Frequencies

⚖️ Application to the Indecent Publications Tribunal

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsIndecent Publications, Tribunal Application, Customs
👩‍💼 Officials

Graeme William Ludlow, Comptroller of Customs

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