New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 11

Page 407

✨ Index of Notices

8 FEBRUARY

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

J

Justices of the Peace Act—
Appointments of Justices of the Peace: 398.

L

Land notices—
Housing Cities
Christchurch: 405.
Other Cities:
Christchurch: 404.
Corrigendum: 1973/1458: 404.
Manukau: 402.
North Shore: 400.
Other Districts
Franklin: 401.
Whangarei: 401.
Reserves Districts
Chatham Islands: 399.
Roading Cities
Auckland: 400, 401.
Christchurch: 404, 405.
Dunedin: 403.
North Shore: 401.
Waitakere: 400, 402.
Whangarei: 399.
Roading Districts
Buller: 403.
Far North: 401.
Franklin: 402.
North Shore: 401.
Rodney: 402.
Tauranga: 403.
Wanganui: 402.

Land Transfer Act—
District Land Registrar notices—
Auckland: 391.
Christchurch: 391.
Dunedin: 390.
Hamilton: 390.
New Plymouth: 390.
Wellington: 390.

M

Maori Land Court Rules—
Maori Land Court and Maori Appellate Court Sittings 1996:
Corrigendum: 1995/3771: 393.

Medicines Act—

Consent to the distribution of changed medicines: 396.
Consent to the distribution of new medicines: 397.
Corrigendum: 1995/3615: 396.

P

Patents Act/Designs Act—
Industrial exhibition notices
IPENZ Conference Engineering and Technology Expo, Dunedin: 393.
Southern Field Days, Gore: 392.

R

Receiverships Act—
Appointment of receivers and managers
Cleghorn Investments Ltd., 379.
Dunstan Livestock Ltd., 379; Dunstan Meat Processors Ltd., 379.
Hughes Timber Ltd., 379.
Lake Dunstan Holdings Ltd., 379.
Robert G and Clayton Matthew Investments Ltd., 379.
Resignation of receivers and managers
Asda Dairies Ltd., 379.
Laingholm Properties Ltd., 379.
Parcom Products Ltd., 379.
Westpoint Corporation Ltd., 379.

Regulations (Acts and Regulations Publication Act)—
Fisheries (1995–96 Jack Mackerel Quota Allocation) Notice 1996 (S.R. 1996/9): 405.
Securities Act (Retirement Homes) Exemption Notice 1993, Amendment No 9 (S.R. 1996/10): 405.
The Lotto Rules 1996 (S.R. 1996/8): 405.

Reserves Act—
Reserves Districts
Chatham Islands: 399.

V

Veterinarians Act—
Recognised veterinary degrees and diplomas: 406.

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