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the true right bank of the Mataura River. Now follow
the Mataura River north to the bridge on State
Highway No. 1 at Gore and then State Highway No. 1 to
McKinnon Road at McNab. Then via McKinnon Road,
Whiterig Road, Otamita Road and across the bridge over
the Mataura River at Otamita to State Highway No. 94
then back to Mandeville at the corner of Waimea Valley
Road.

Western Southland
All land encompassed by the following peripheral line:
From the summit of the Blackmount-Redcliffe Road
(NZMS 260-D44:971844), then south-west to the
Waiau River opposite the power station, south down the
true left bank of the Waiau River to where the Oraurea
River enters (NZMS 260-D45:012428), then directly to
the corner of the Otautau-Tuatapere Road and Gully
Road. Then south-east directly to Bald Hill (NZMS
260-D46:109363), then north-west to the corner of George
Street and the Main Street in Otautau, then north to
Leiman Street and to the bridge across the Aparima
River. Now following the true right bank of the
Aparima north to the Aparima Forks at grid reference
(NZMS 260-D44:151919), then directly south-west to
the summit of the Blackmount-Redcliff Road.

General Information

1. Any animal moved in contravention of this notice may
   be seized by an inspector or authorised person and

destroyed, treated or otherwise dealt with, if it is
reasonable in the circumstances to do so. The Animal
Health Board may also recover the cost of testing for
bovine tuberculosis pursuant to the Biosecurity Act
1993 and the Biosecurity (Deer and other testing costs)
Regulations 1998.
2. Failure to comply with the requirements of this notice
may result in prosecution under the Biosecurity Act
1993. If convicted, an individual will be liable to a term
of imprisonment not exceeding five years, or a fine not
exceeding $100,000.00, or both. A corporation convicted
of an offence is liable to a fine not exceeding $200,000.00.
3. It is recommended that a person signing a Declaration
Card should retain the card for six months following the
date of signing. Any person who receives a Declaration
Card should also retain the card for six months or for the
period that the animal is under their control, whichever is
the longer.

Revocation
The Declaration issued on the 20th day of February 2003 in
regard to movement controls for bovine tuberculosis and
published in the New Zealand Gazette, 20 February 2003,
No. 15, page 450 and in Straight Furrow on 12 March
2003, is hereby revoked, with effect from 1 March 2004.

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Company Notices
APPLICATIONS FOR WINDING UP / LIQUIDATIONS
Advertisement of Application for Putting Company
into Liquidation
In the High Court of New Zealand, Christchurch Registry
CIV 2865/03
Under the Companies Act 1993, between Turin Holdings
Limited, C J Daly & Associates Limited, Mark
Norton Dixon and Karen Olwen Purdy (trading as the
Milan Partnership)—Plaintiffs:
And—A R Harris Co Limited—Defendant:
Take notice that on the 19th day of December 2003, an
application to put A R Harris Co Limited into liquidation
was filed in the High Court at Christchurch.
The application is to be heard before the High Court at
Christchurch on Monday, the 16th day of February 2004
at 10.00 a.m.

Any person, other than the defendant company, who wishes
to appear on the hearing of the application must file an
appearance no later than the second working day before
that day.
The plaintiffs are Turin Holdings Limited, C J Daly
& Associates Limited, Mark Norton Dixon and Karen
Olwen Purdy (trading as the Milan Partnership), whose
address for service is at the office of Armstrong
Murray, Solicitors, 11 Anzac Street (P.O. Box 331-028
or D.X. B.P. 66-018), Takapuna, Auckland 9. Telephone:
(09) 489 9102. Facsimile: (09) 489 6934.
Further particulars may be obtained from the office of the
Court or from the plaintiffs or the plaintiffs’ solicitor.
J. F. ARMSTRONG, Solicitor for the Plaintiffs.

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New Zealand Gazette 2004 Deadlines
Waitangi Day—6 February 2004
New Zealand Gazette Edition—12 February 2004
Normal deadlines will apply for all notices.

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