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Second Schedule

Canterbury Land District—Hurunui District

765.5729 hectares or thereabouts, being Section 98, Block VII, Cheviot Survey District and Sections 6, 7 and part 5, Block VIII, Cheviot Survey District, being all the land in certificate of title 33F/90, Canterbury District.

Third Schedule

1. The Crown shall restore and make good any damage or injury caused to any part of the said land or to animals, trees or improvements thereon arising from the exercise of the rights hereby granted.

2. The Crown shall not erect noticeboards or hoardings on the right of way without the owner of the land in the Second Schedule having first consented and shall keep all gates across the track closed.

3. The full right of the Crown to a right of way easement conferring the rights contained in the Seventh Schedule of the Land Transfer Act 1952, over the land described in the Second Schedule hereto, on the rights and conditions as hereinafter set forth.

   (a) The full, free, uninterrupted and restricted right, liberty and privilege for the Crown and its invitees, agents and servants to enter on or over those parts of the land described in the First Schedule hereto, shown marked “A”, “B”, “C”, “D”, “E”, “F”, “G”, “H”, “I”, “L”, with or without vehicles, by day or by night.

   (b) The Crown shall construct and annually maintain the easement area to provide access for vehicles to a standard suitable for 4-wheel drive vehicles. The registered proprietor of the land in the Second Schedule shall also have the use of the said right of way should he so desire.

   (c) The Crown shall not take dogs, livestock or firearms over the right of way.

4. The Crown shall be responsible for noxious weed control along the right of way easement.

5. The full right of the Crown to convey electricity conferring the rights contained in the Seventh Schedule of the Land Transfer Act 1952, provided that the rights and powers attaching to the right to convey electricity shall be the same as applies to the right to convey water save that “cables” shall be substituted for “pipes” and “electricity” for “water” wherever the words appear in the Seventh Schedule of the Land Transfer Act 1952.

Dated at Christchurch this 29th day of January 1997.

R. J. MILNE, Regional Solicitor.

(DOSLI Ch. 8225-12-15)

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Transit New Zealand

Transit New Zealand Act 1989

Declaring State Highway to be Limited Access Road—State Highway No. 20, McLaughlins Road to Wiri Station Road

It is notified that Transit New Zealand, by resolution dated 4 December 1996, and pursuant to section 88 (1) of the Transit New Zealand Act 1989, hereby declares that part of State Highway No. 20, commencing at McLaughlins Road (at RP 1/15.50 on the eastern side and at RP 1/15.55 on the western side) and proceeding in a southerly direction along State Highway No. 20 to the intersection of the southern side of Wiri Station Road and State Highway No. 20 (at RP 1/16.45) as more particularly shown Plan LA/10/69/0 and accompanying Schedule held in the office of the Regional State Highway Manager, Transit New Zealand, Auckland, and there available for public inspection, to be a limited access road.

Dated at Wellington this 3rd day of February 1997.

M. K. LAUDER, State Highway Operations Manager, Transit New Zealand.

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General

Australia New Zealand Food Authority

Australia New Zealand Food Authority Act 1991

Australia New Zealand Food Authority—Food Standards

The Australia New Zealand Food Authority advises progress on the following applications and proposals for the development or variation of standards in the Food Standards Code.

You can get further information on each of these matters in information papers which are available from:

The Information Officer
Australia New Zealand Food Authority

P.O. Box 10-559
The Terrace
WELLINGTON 6036
NEW ZEALAND
Telephone: (04) 473 9942
Facsimile: (04) 473 9855

Matters at Inquiry

The authority will conduct inquiries into the draft standards or variations to standards prepared at full assessment of the following applications and proposal and invites written submissions on matters relevant to these inquiries:

Colours in fats and oils (A300). An application to permit the addition of certain natural colourings and their synthetic equivalents to fats and oils for the purpose of restoring natural colour lost in processing or for the purpose of standardising colour. Written submissions close on 12 March 1997.