4684 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 169

Authorities and Other Agencies of State Notices

Land Transport Safety Authority

Traffic Regulations 1976

Regulatory Traffic Signs—Speed Restriction Supplementary Signs

Pursuant to section 129 (6) of the Traffic Regulations 1976,
and pursuant to a subdelegation from the Director of
Land Transport Safety by an instrument dated 3 May 1999,
I, Robert Albert Gibson, Senior Engineer Safer Roads,
hereby authorise the erection, installation and maintenance
on the same pole of any one of the supplementary signs
described in Schedule 1 to this notice below any one of the
speed limit signs described in Schedule 2 for the purposes of
Regulation 128 (4) of the Traffic Regulations 1976.

Schedule 1

(a) Works end signs
T13 “WORKS END” sign (TW-16)
“WORKS END THANK YOU” sign (TW-17)

(b) Locality signs
Place name sign (PN-1) used to indicate that a place shown
on a prior I2 “destination” sign has been reached.

Schedule 2

Speed limit signs
R22 (a) speed limit (normal) (RG-1)
R22 (b) speed limit (open road) (RG-2)
R23 speed limit (open road) (RG-2.1)
R25 speed limit (LSZ) (RG-3)

Note:

(1) The letters “T”, “I” and “R” followed by a number are a
reference to the sign described in the Fourth Schedule to
the Traffic Regulations 1976.

(2) The letters “TW”, “PN” and “RG” followed by numbers
within parenthesis are a reference to the sign described
in the Transit New Zealand / Land Transport Safety
Authority publication Manual of Traffic Signs and
Markings.

Signed at Wellington this 4th day of December 2003.

ROBERT ALBERT GIBSON, Senior Engineer, Safer Roads.
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New Zealand Fire Service

Fire Service Act 1975

Christchurch Fire Districts Notice, December 2003

Under section 26 of the Fire Service Act 1975, the
New Zealand Fire Service Commission gives the following
notice.

Notice

1. This notice is the Christchurch Fire Districts Notice,
   December 2003.

2. This notice comes into force on the day of its publication
   in the New Zealand Gazette.

3. This notice revokes and is in substitution for all previous
   fire district notices for the districts listed in the Schedule.

Constitution of Fire Districts

1. The urban areas listed in the Schedule are constituted as
   fire districts.

2. The boundaries of the fire districts as listed are defined
   and delineated on plans held at the National Headquarters,
   New Zealand Fire Service, Wellington.

Schedule
Christchurch
New Brighton
Sumner

Dated at Wellington this 10th day of December 2003.

MIKE HALL, Chief Executive, New Zealand Fire Service,
acting under delegated authority from the New Zealand Fire
Service Commission.
(Reference O10.12.03)
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Transit New Zealand

Transit New Zealand Act 1989

Revoking Sections of State Highway and Declaring New Sections of State Highway

Pursuant to section 60 of the Transit New Zealand Act 1989,
the Board of Transit New Zealand gives notice that, with
effect from 12.00 midnight on 31 December 2003, the
sections of State highway described in the First Schedule
hereto are to be revoked and the sections of road described
in the Second Schedule hereto are to be declared to be State
highway within the meaning and for the purpose of the
Transit New Zealand Act 1989.\n
First Schedule

1. In Whangarei, the section of State Highway No. 1 on
   Great North and Kamo Roads commencing approximately
   183 metres south of the southern abutment of the Springs
   Flat Bridge and proceeding generally in a southerly
   direction to the intersection with State Highway No. 1
   approximately 560 metres north of the intersection with
   Whau Valley Road (Route Position 144/12.82 to Route
   Position 158/2.47); a distance of 3.29 kilometres.

2. In Whangarei, the section of State Highway No. 15,
   including the section of the access road to the Port of
   Whangarei on Rewarewa Road, Kioreroa Road and Port
   Road from the intersection of State Highway No. 1 and
   extending generally in an easterly direction to the eastern
   end of Rewarewa Road at Kioreroa Road, then on the
   full length of Kioreroa Road from Rewarewa Road to
   Port Road, then on Port Road from Kioreroa Road to a
   point 225 metres south-east of the intersection of Fraser
   Street (Route Position 0/0.00 to Route Position 0/4.35); a
   distance of 4.35 kilometres.