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vehicles in good working order (restricted to a
50-kilometre radius from the American Classic Car
Museum).

(vi) A copy of this notice and proof of ownership
must be carried in the vehicles at all times and must
be produced to vehicle inspectors or enforcement
officers.

Signed at Wellington this 16th day of November 2007.
DONALD NORMAN HUTCHINSON, Manager Vehicles,
acting under the authority delegated to me by way of
instrument of delegation dated 31 March 2006.

Explanatory Note
This exemption has been granted due to the cars in question
being exceptional examples of classic, vintage and veteran
vehicles in concourse condition, which will be an asset to
the Queenstown area and New Zealand as a whole.

Transit New Zealand

Land Transport Rule: Setting of Speed Limits

2003 (Rule 54001)

Transit New Zealand Act 1989

*Amendment to Transit New Zealand Bylaw 2005/7
Maximum Speeds of Vehicles on State Highways

Pursuant to section 61(3) of the Transit New Zealand
Act 1989 and clause 2.6 of the Land Transport Rule: Setting
of Speed Limits 2003 (Rule 54001), Transit New Zealand
hereby amends the following bylaw.

Amendments

1. These amendments shall come into force 28 days after
   publication in the New Zealand Gazette.

2. The Transit New Zealand (Maximum Speeds of Vehicles
   on State Highways) Bylaw 2005/7* is hereby amended by:

(a) Changing line 446 in Schedule 3 to read:

"Transit NZ Region: 9
SH No.: 1
Locality: Wellington
From (RP): 1075/0.27 I To (RP): 1076/1.07
Distance from nearest Road/Feature:
Southbound -- 40m north-west of Willis Street to
90m south of Taurima Street.
Speed Restriction (km/h): 50
New Zealand Gazette Reference: 22/11/2007, No 127,
p3310".

(b) Changing line 447 in Schedule 3 to read:

"Transit NZ Region: 9
SH No.: 1
Locality: Wellington
From (RP): 1075/0.32 D To (RP): 1076/1.07
Distance from nearest Road/Feature:
Northbound -- 140m north-west of Willis Street to
90m south of Taurima Street.
Speed Restriction (km/h): 50
New Zealand Gazette Reference: 22/11/2007, No 127,
p3310".

(c) Add new line 446(a) in Schedule 3 to read:

"Transit NZ Region: 9
SH No.: 1
Locality: Wellington
From (RP): 1068/5.02 To (RP): 1075/0.27 I
Distance from nearest Road/Feature:
Southbound -- Aurora Terrace Underpass to 40m
north-west of Willis Street.
Speed Restriction (km/h):* 80
New Zealand Gazette Reference:* 22/11/2007, No 127,
p3310".

(d) Add new line 447(b) in Schedule 3 to read:

"Transit NZ Region: 9
SH No.: 1
Locality: Wellington
From (RP): 1068/5.52 To (RP): 1075/0.32 D
Distance from nearest Road/Feature:
Northbound -- Boulcott Street Underpass to 140m
north-west of Willis Street.
Speed Restriction (km/h):* 80
New Zealand Gazette Reference:* 22/11/2007, No 127,
p3310".

These bylaw amendments as made by resolutions passed at a
meeting of Transit New Zealand held in Wellington on the
7th day of November 2007.

Signed on behalf of Transit New Zealand under delegated
authority by:
J. H. VAN BARNEVELD, Chief Executive, Transit
New Zealand.

Supplement to New Zealand Gazette, 28 September 2005, No. 164, page 4075

Transit New Zealand Act 1989

Revoking Section of State Highway 20A in

Manukau City

Pursuant to section 60 of the Transit New Zealand Act 1989,
the Transit New Zealand Board gives notice that the section
of State highway described in the Schedule hereto is
revoked within the meaning and for the purpose of the
Transit New Zealand Act 1989.

Schedule

That section of State Highway 20A in the City of Manukau,
commencing at a point (Route Position 0/3.874) on George
Bolt Memorial Drive at the Auckland International Airport
property boundary, 674 metres south of Montgomerie Road
intersection, and extending in a generally southerly direction
to a point (Route Position 0/4.998) 400 metres north of
the junction with Tom Pearce Drive at Auckland Airport;
a distance of 1.124 kilometres.

This resolution was passed at a meeting of Transit
New Zealand held in Wellington on the 5th day of November
2007.

Signed on behalf of Transit New Zealand under delegated
authority by:
J. H. VAN BARNEVELD, Chief Executive, Transit
New Zealand.