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No 1, 10 January 1946, 1 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.. 1946 VOL.! WELLINGTON, N.Z. BY AUTHORITY: E. V. PAUL, GOVERNMENIf PRINTER 1946 INDEX TO THE NEW ZEALAND GAZ Err TE, 1946 VOL. I From 1st January to 30th April, 1946 . NoTE.-For the purpose of condensation, Proclamations, Orders in Council, Warrants, Notices, Appointments, &c., are indexed under the . authorizing Act or regulation pursuant to which they are issued or made. Regulations are indexed under the heading" Regulations" and also under the title of the authorizing Act or regulation. A Child Welfare Act--Child Welfare Officers appointed, 244, 386. Cinematograph Films Act-Notification of exemption from renter's Accounts of the Dominion (see Public Accounts). quota, 59. Adoption notices under the Native Land Act (see under the Native Coal-mines Act- Land Act, below). Imposition of a levy on owners of mines in rescue-station levy Agriculture (Emergency Powers) Act- areas, 297, 298. Bobby Calf Marketing Regulations 1946, 113. Notice amending boundaries of a rescue-station levy area, 389. Lemon Marketing Regulations 1946, 396. Commissions of Inquiry Act- . Agricultural Workers Act-Agricultural Workers Extension Order Royal Commission on Auckland trans-harbour facilities 1942, Amendment No.2, 431. appointed, 371. Air Force Act-Appointments, promotions, &c., in the Royal New Royal Commission on gaming and racing matters appointed, 537. Zealand Air Force, 16, 18, 79, 126, 129, 217, 242, 273, 301, 332, Companies Act- 334,384,422,466. Change of name of companies, 40, 54, 67, 110, 111, 185, 233, Air Navigation Act-Prohibition of the navigation of aircraft over 266, 290, 316, 345, 346, 398, 433, 477, 513, 534. New Zealand revoked, 43. Dividends-Notices respecting, 41, 290. Alteration of boundaries (see Act concerned). Liquidation notices-Associated Dairies, Limited, 513; Baker American Legation (see under United States of America, Legation of). Bros., Limited, 512; Buchanan and Edwards, Limited, Animals Protection and Game Act- 345; Canterbury Chicory Works, Limited, 40; Canter­ Declaration of sanctuaries, 352. bury Orchardists Co-operative, Limited, 40; Carlyle Notice respecting native and imported game, 437. Slipper Company, Limited, 345; Crawford Bales, Limited, Notice respecting protection of native birds, 438. 315; C. W. Hawkins, Limited, 397; Die Cast Toys, Open seasons notified, 439. Limited, 345; D. J. Barker and Company, Limited, 39 ; Army Department-Appointments, promotions, &c., in the- Fishers Limited, 67; Gillespies Beach Gold Dredging New Zealand Milita:ry Forces, 11, 45, 77, 215, 216, 241, 273, Company, Limited, 433; Golden Bay Estates Company, 300, 331, 419, 464, 486. Limited, 512; Gruar Hardware Company, Limited, 67; Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force, 10, 11, 124, 125, 126, H. B. Cider Company, Limited, 432; James Drummond 240,300,353,354,416,417. and Company, Limited, 345; John Grant and Company, Auckland Grammar School-Election of Governors, 511. Limited, 345; John Jackson and Company, Limited, 434; Auctioneers Act-Register of licenses issued under, 276. Lime Hydraters, Limited, 345; Miranite Products, Limited, Awards for gallantry (see Honours and Awards). 40; Myre Shoe Company (N.Z.), Limited, 345; Pahiatua Award of a foreign decoration, 19. Co-operative Rural Intermediate Credit Association, Limited, 534 ; Phormium Cellulose, Limited, 434 ; Pickering and Company, Limited, 512; Prince of Wales Proprietary, Limited, 513; Regent Street, Limited, 433; B Reliance Buildings, Limited, 39; Southern Cross Con­ struction Company, Limited, 398; Southern Cross Seed Bank of New Zealand-Statement of the amount of liabilities and Company, Limited, 433; T.B.A; Realisations, Limited, 397 ; assets of the long-term mortgage department (see under the Te Kuiti Lime Company, Limited, 67; The Mining House Reserve· Bank of New Zealand). Concessions, Limited, 67; United Brush Company, Bank returns, monthly (see under the Reserve Bank of New Zealand). Limited, 434; Utiku B~x Factory, Limited, 367; Wai­ Bankruptcy Act-Notices under, 37, 50, 66, 109, 233, 263, 287, 313, hakaho Deep Lead, Limited, 512; Waipuna Dredging 344, 365, 396, 432, 476. Company, Limited, 512; Wairaki Coal Company, Limited, Births and Deaths Registration Act-Registrars appointed (see 41; Wairoa Lime Company, Limited, 265; Wanaka under Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages appointed). Stores, Limited, 477. Bobby Calf Marketing Regulations- Liquidators appointed, 39, 40; 41, 67, 315, 345, 367, 397, Abolition ofa Bobby Calf Marketing Pool Area, 305. 398, 432, 433, 434, 477, 512, 534. Change of name of Marketing Pool Area, 23. Meetings notified, 38, 39, 40, 54, 67, 68, 185, 233, 288, 314, Election of members ofa Bobby Calf Pool Committee, 278, 337, 315, 316, 345, 346, 367, 397, 398, 434, 435, 477, 534. 338,357,425,470,524. Notice to creditors to prove, 50, 67, 315; 534. Redefining a Pool Area, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309. Petition for' winding up companies, 477. British Nationality and Status of Aliens (in New Zealand) Acts­ Reduction of capital, notice respecting, 38, 41. Declaration of alienage, 220. Striking off and intention to strike companies off the 'Registers, Declaration of desire to acquire, 220. 38, 51, 66,· 109, 110, 183, 184, 233, 264, 288, -314, 344, Declaration of desire to retain, 220. 365, 366, 396, 397, 432, 476, 511, 513, 533. Naturalization, certificates of, granted, 221. Concience-money-Receipt of sums of conscience-money acknow­ ledged, 262, 508. Consular appointments­ Consular agent, 336. c Consuls, 46, 133, 244, 336, 356. Consul-General, 133, 356. Clerks of Works Act- Vice-Consuls, 275. Members of Council appointed, 424. Control of Prices Emergency Regulations---Price 'Orderl'! (!lee under Cemeteries Acts- Price Orders). Appointments of trustees of cemeteries and burial-grounds, 9, Cook Islands Act;-:.. 76,330. Appointment of a member of an Island Council;· 9. Order in Council delegating powers under the A,ct, 74. Cook IsIand Fruit Control Regulations 1937,- Amendment Revocation of appointments of trustees, 7. No. 2,431. Revocation of delegation of powers, 74. Cook Islands Quarantine (Aircraft) Regulations 1946, 431. Census and Statistics Department-Estimated yields of wheat, oats, Coroners- and barley for 1945-46, 223. Appointed, 59, 133, 244, 336, 356. Christchurch District Drainage Amendment Act-Boundariel'! of Resigned,59. district altered, 117, 289. Corrigenda, 1, 43, 115, 235, 347. IV INDEX Counties Act- Enemy Trading Emergency Regulations­ Altering riding Qrcounty boundaries and/or adjusting repre­ Enemy Trading (Italy) Notice 1946, 83. sentation, 375, 376. Enemy Trading (Finland) Notice 1946, 83. .Loans,-1jotices cpncerning the raising of and results of polls by, Engineers' Registration Act- County Councils (see under Local Bodies' Loans Act). Notificl1tion of result of examinations, 310. Special orders delaring ;that sections 121 and 131 of' the' . MemhBrs 'of Rilgistration Board appointed, 387. Counties Act shall not apply to a County Council, 471. Estates placed under the Public Trustee (see under the Public Trust Crown Land (included under the general heading Land). A~. Customs Act- Custom~ Import Prohibition Order 1946, 138. F Customs Import Prohibition Order 1946, No.2, 474. Decisions of the Minister under the Act, 280. Factory Emergency Regulations- , Fi1ctory Controller appointed, 303. , Factory Controls Revocation Notioe 1946 (No.1), 107. Factory Controls Revocation Notice 1946 (No.2), 310 . .Finance Act-Notice of a scheme of development and reconstruotion, D 449,450. Dairy Factory Managers Regulations-Members of Registration Fire Brigades Act- .' Board appointed,245. Borrowing-powers of a Fire Board increased, 271. Da.ngerous Drugs Act-Dangerous Drugs Order 1946, No. 1,396. Constituting the Auckland United Fire District, 379. Dangerous Drugs Regulations-Medical practitioners prohibited Date fixed for certain returns to be furnished, 134.' from dealing in drugs, 389. Date of election to fill a vacancy on a Fire Board, 21, 46, 83, 337. Declarations of essential unqertakings (see under, Industrial Man- List of companies carrying on fire-insurance business, 21. _ power Emergency Regulations). Result of an election to fill a vacancy on a Fire Board, 83, Defence Acts and regulations- \ 277,449. Appointments, &c., in the New Zealand Military Forces and Fisheries Act- the Expeditionary Force (see under Army Department). Appointment of a Sea-fisheries Licensing Appea.l Authority, 272. Orders declaring prohibited places revoked, 22, 60. Inspectors of Sea-fishing appointed, 134, 220, 337. 'Dentists Act-Appointment of members of the Dental Council, 9. Officers appointed under Part II of the Act, 20, 134. Discharged Soldiers Settlement Act:- Forests Act- Orown land set apart for, 117. Alteration of boundaries of a fire district, 278.' Revoking the setting a part of Crown land, 520. Declaration of an area to be a. fire district, 61. Domains (see under Public Reserves, Domains, and National Parks Land acquired for a State forest, 475. .' Act). Land set apart for- Permanent State forest in the land distriot of Wellington, 211. ' Provisional State forest in the land distriots of-Auckland, E 72,451,456,480; Nelson, 71,72, 456; Westland,479. E.conomic Stabilization Emergency Regulations-Wartime Price Revoking the reservation of a State forest, 378. Index notified, 94, 473. Timber for sale by public tender, 108,263, 343, 475. -Education Acts- France, Republic of- Education Board-Members elected to, 508. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary appointed. Education. Board Grants Regula:tions 1946,365.
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