New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 124

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✨ Marriage Celebrants and Traffic Regulations

3658 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 124

Simpson, Paul Edgcumbe, Baptist.
Tahere, Monday Mane, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Tane, Te Patara, Anglican.
Tanuvasa, Ata, Samoan Independent Seventh-Day Adventist Church.
Tulia, Pele, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Turner, John, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Tyler-Whiteman, Ross Norman, Christian Outreach Centre.

Wendleborn, Graeme Phillip, Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Wihapi, Rereamanu, Anglican.
Wirihana, Rangiaranaki, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Wiseman, Phillip Noel, Assemblies of God in New Zealand Inc.

Dated at Lower Hutt this 22nd day of November 1994.

B. E. CLARKE, Registrar-General.

Transport

Traffic Regulations 1976

Experimental Traffic Signs—Temporary Warning Signs

NOTICE

Pursuant to regulation 129 (6) of the Traffic Regulations 1976, and a delegation from the Director of Land Transport Safety dated the 30th day of June 1994, I, John Paul Edgar, Manager Policy and Programmes, Safer Vehicles Roads and Rail, approve the erection and maintenance of Temporary Warning Signs, as described in the Schedule, for the temporary control of traffic by a person authorised by regulation 124 of the Traffic Regulations 1976.

Schedule

Description of Traffic Signs

In this Schedule:

All measurements are shown in millimetres.
The letter “(r)” after a colour indicates that the colour should be made of retro-reflective material.
The size of lettering and numerals is shown by two figures separated by a diagonal slash. The first figure shows the letter height in millimetres and the second the stroke width in millimetres.

Name	Shape & Size	Background Colour	Border	Legend	Colour & Size
1. LANE CLOSURE / DIVERSION	Rectangular at least 1200 mm wide × at least 1200 mm deep	White (r)	Black 20 mm	Symbol of lanes or road areas unavailable to traffic.	Fluoro Orange (r)
				Arrows showing path of all available lanes.	Black
Supplementary Sign to be below “Lane Closure / Diversion” Sign
a) SUPPLEMENTARY LANE CLOSURE / DIVERSION AHEAD	Rectangular at least 1200 mm wide × 600 mm high	Fluoro orange (r)	Black 20 mm	“...... m” Numerals showing distance from Lane Closure / Diversion	Black 300/47
Supplementary Sign to be below 1200 mm × 1200 mm “Roadworks” Sign
2. SUPPLEMENTARY TEMPORARY SPEED WARNING	Rectangular at least 1200 mm wide × 600 mm high	White (r)	Orange (r) 20 mm	“Max Speed” “ ” Numerals showing the temporary speed limit	Black 125/18 Black 300/47

Dated at Wellington this 16th day of November 1994.

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⚖️ Marriage Celebrants for 1994, Notice No. 37 (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated22 November 1994
KeywordsMarriage Celebrants, Appointments, Baptist, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Anglican, Samoan Independent Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Christian Outreach Centre, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Assemblies of God
👱🏽 Names

11 names identified

Paul Edgcumbe Simpson, Appointed Marriage Celebrant
Monday Mane Tahere, Appointed Marriage Celebrant
Te Patara Tane, Appointed Marriage Celebrant
Ata Tanuvasa, Appointed Marriage Celebrant
Pele Tulia, Appointed Marriage Celebrant
John Turner, Appointed Marriage Celebrant
Ross Norman Tyler-Whiteman, Appointed Marriage Celebrant
Graeme Phillip Wendleborn, Appointed Marriage Celebrant
Rereamanu Wihapi, Appointed Marriage Celebrant
Rangiaranaki Wirihana, Appointed Marriage Celebrant
Phillip Noel Wiseman, Appointed Marriage Celebrant

👩‍💼 Officials

B. E. Clarke, Registrar-General

🚂 Approval of Experimental Traffic Signs

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated16 November 1994
KeywordsTraffic Regulations, Temporary Warning Signs, Lane Closure, Roadworks, Speed Limit
👩‍💼 Officials

John Paul Edgar, Manager Policy and Programmes, Safer Vehicles Roads and Rail

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