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The New Zealand Azette Issue No. 209 • 4497 The New Zealand azette WELLINGTON: THURSDAY, 29 NOVEMBER 1990 Contents Vice Regal 4498 Government Notices 4498 Authorities and Other Agencies of State Notices 4508 Land Notices 4508 Regulation Summary 4518 General Section 4519 New Zealand Gazette 1990-1991 Deadlines 4521 Using the Gazette The New Zealand Gazette, the official newspaper of the Closing time for lodgment of notices at the Gazette Office: Government of New Zealand, is published weekly on 12 noon on Tuesdays prior to publication (except for holiday Thursdays. Publishing time is 4 p.m. periods when special advice of earlier closing times will be Notices for publication and related correspondence should be given) . addressed to: Notices are accepted for publication in the next available issue, Gazette Office, unless otherwise specified. Department of Internal Affairs, P.O. Box 805, Notices being submitted for publication must be a reproduced Wellington. copy of the original. Dates, proper names and signatures are Telephone (04) 738 699 to be shown clearly. A covering instruction setting out require­ Facsimile (04) 499 1865 ments must accompany all notices. or lodged at the Gazette Office, Seventh Floor, Dalmuir Copy will be returned unpublished if not submitted in House, 114 The Terrace, Wellington. accordance with these requirements. 4498 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 209 Availability Government Buildings, 1 George Street, Palmerston North. The New Zealand Gazette is available on subscription from GP Publications Limited or over the counter from GP Books Cargill House, 123 Princes Street, Dunedin. Limited bookshops at: Housing Corporation Building, 25 Rutland Street, Auckland. Other issues of the Gazette: 33 Kings Street, Frankton, Hamilton. Commercial Edition-Published weekly on Wednesdays. 25-27 Mercer Street, Wellington. Mulgrave Street, Wellington. Customs Edition-Published weekly on Tuesdays. E.S.T.V. House, 4185 Queens Drive, Lower Hutt. Special Editions and Supplements-Published as and when 159 Hereford Street, Christchurch. required. Vice Regal Cabinet Office Chief in and over New Zealand, he, the said Sir Thomas Eichelbaum, has continued and is continuing in office, under clause XII of the Letters Patent constituting the office of Assumption of Office by the Administrator of the Governor-General, as Administrator of the Government. (By Government Command). The Right Honourable Sir Thomas Eichelbaum, G.B.E., the Chief Justice of New Zealand, announces that, consequent on Dated at Wellington this 27th day of November 1990. the office of Governor-General becoming vacant, as from the close of the 29th day of November 1990, with the revocation MARIE SHROFF, Clerk of the Executive Council. by Her Majesty of the Commission appointing the said Sir Paul vr13078 Alfred Reeves to be Governor-General and Commander-in- Government Notices Minister of Energy for approval of the Electrical Code or Agriculture and Fisheries Practice for Electrical Installations Electric Security Fences NZECP:21/2 1991. Wine Makers Levy Act 1976 Draft copies of the Electrical Code Practice may be obtained by writing to " ECP 21/2 draft for comment" care of the Chief Annual Levy Prescribed Under the Wine Makers Electrical Inspector's Office, Energy and Resources Division, Levy Act 1976 (Notice No. 5060; Ag. 4/54/21) Ministry of Commerce, P.O. Box 2337, Wellington. Pursuant to section 4 (1) of the Wine Makers Levy Act 1976, Dated this 19th day of November. and on the recommendation of the Wine Institute of New P. J. MORFEE, Chief Electrical Inspector. 4CL Zealand Incorporated, I hereby prescribe an annual levy of go12932 1 dollar per hectolitre on the grape wine sold by every holder of a grape wine licence during the year ended 30 June 1990. Dated at Wellington this 28th day of November 1990. Conservation J. H. FALLOON, Minister of Agriculture. go13099 Harbours Act 1950 Commerce Notice of Approval of Bylaw I, Denis Williams Anson Marshall, Minister of Conservation, pursuant to section 8A of the Harbours Act 1950, hereby give Electricity Act 1968 approval to the Abel Tasman National Park Water Control Bylaws 1989, approved by the Minister of Transport on the Notice of Intention to Seek Approval 14th day of September 1990. Take notice that acting under delegated authority and Dated at Wellington this 19th day of November 1990. pursuant to section 24c (2) of the Electricity Act 1968, I, Peter DENIS MARSHALL, Minister of Conservation. John Morfee, Chief Electrical Inspector, intend to apply, go13060 28 days from the date of publication of this notice, to the 29 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4499 Lieutenant and Quartermaster B. S. Frances to be temporary Defence Captain and Quartermaster with effect from 12 June 1990. Lieutenant A. M. Woodham to be temporary Captain with Defence Act 1990 effect from 19 June 1990. The following 2nd Lieutenants to be Lieutenant with seniority Appointments, Promotions, Extensions, Transfers, and effect from 20 June 1990: Resignations, and Retirements of Officers of the S. L. Bassett. New Zealand Army I. W. Cotton. Pursuant to section 32 of the Defence Act 1990, His Excellency the Governor-General has approved the following D. G. Ritchie. appointments, promotions, extensions, transfers, resignations, Supernumerary List and retirements of officers of the New Zealand Army. Captain and Quartermaster Alan Albert Mitchell is posted to REGULAR FORCE the Retired List with effect from 16 June 1990. Graduates-Royal Military College, Duntroon Royal N.Z. Armoured Corps The following Officer Cadets graduated from the Royal Temporary Lieutenant Colonel N. J. Reilly to be Lieutenant Military College, Duntroon, and are appointed to commissions Colonel with seniority from 17 August 1989 and effect from in the rank of 2nd Lieutenant in the Corps shown, with 1 June 1990. seniority from 27 December 1989 and effect from 27 June 1990: Captain B. F. Sim to be temporary Major with effect from 9 April 1990. Michael William Beale, Royal N.Z. Infantry Regiment. Temporary Captain M.A. Armour to be Captain with seniority Grant Andrew Motley, Royal N.Z. Armoured Corps. from 8 June 1990 and effect from 28 June 1990. David William Riley, N.Z. Intelligence Corps. The following 2nd Lieutenants to be Lieutenant with seniority Graduates-Officer Cadet School and effect from 20 June 1990: The following Officer Cadets graduated from the Officer Cadet K. H. Groot. School, and are appointed to commissions in the rank of 2nd A. W. Wilson. Lieutenant in the Corps shown, with seniority and effect from 21 June 1990: The Corps of Royal N.Z. Engineers Toby Nesbit Bach, Royal N.Z. Infantry Regiment. Temporary Lieutenant Colonel J. S. Hollander to be Lieutenant Colonel with seniority from 21 December 1989, Stephen Charles Challies, Royal N .Z. Infantry Regiment. effect from 1 June 1990, and is re-engaged until 15 May 1993. Kent William Collard, Royal N .Z. Corps of Signals. The following 2nd Lieutenants to be Lieutenant with seniority Matthew John Duigan, The Corps of Royal N .z. Electrical and from 20 June 1990 and effect from the date shown: Mechanical Engineers. R. J. Buttenshaw, 21 June 1990. Christopher John Fitzwater, The Corps of Royal N.Z. Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. D. P. Karam, 20 June 1990. Jacqueline Lee Elma Gibson, Royal N.Z. Corps of Transport. Supernumerary List Benjamin Robert John Green, Royal Regiment of N.Z. The engagement of Major B. A. Stewart, M.B.E., is extended Artillery. until 30 June 1992. Christopher John Griffin, Royal N.Z. Armoured Corps. Royal N.Z. Corps of Signals Kim Marie Macfarlane, Royal N.Z. Corps of Signals. Temporary Lieutenant Colonel P. D. Ross to be Lieutenant Roger George Margetts, Royal N.Z. Infantry Regiment. Colonel with seniority from 1 December 1989, effect from Robert Neil Te Moana, Royal N.Z. Infantry Regiment. 1 June 1990, and is re-engaged until 13 June 1998. Guy Temple White, Royal N.Z. Corps of Transport. Captain Gayle Shirley Dickie is transferred to the Army Reserve, General List of Officers, with effect from 10 June Mark Anaru Wirihana, Royal N.Z. Corps of Transport. 1990. Colonels' List Lieutenant G. J. White to be temporary Captain with effect The following temporary Brigadiers to be Brigadier with from 19 June 1990. seniority and effect from 25 April 1990, and are transferred to 2nd Lieutenant M. W. Taylor to be Lieutenant with seniority the Brigadiers' List: and effect from 20 June 1990. E. B. Bestic. Royal N.Z. Infantry Regiment P. M. Reid. Temporary Colonel P. 0. Maguire to be Colonel with seniority Colonel T. D. McBeth is re-engaged until 13 May 1996. and effect from 17 April 1990, and is transferred to the Royal Regiment of N.Z. Artillery Colonels' List. Lieutenant Colonel Ronald James Turner is transferred to the Acting Colonel J. R. Webb relinquishes his acting rank with Army Reserve, General List of Officers, with effect from effect from 1 July 1990. 29 June 1990. Temporary Lieutenant Colonel P. F. Koorey to be Lieutenant Temporary Lieutenant Colonel I. A. J. Marshall, B.SC.(MIL.), to Colonel with seniority from 7 December 1989, effect from be Lieutenant Colonel with seniority from 10 September 1989, 1 June 1990, and is re-engaged until 27 October 1998. effect from 1 June 1990, and is re-engaged until 27 December Major R. Bywater-Lutman, DIP.SC.(MIL.), to be temporary 2003. Lieutenant Colonel with effect from 22 May 1990. Temporary Major Richard Ian Catto, M.B.A., B.A., is transferred The following temporary Lieutenant Colonels to be Lieutenant to the Army Reserve, General List of Officers, with effect from Colonel with seniority from the date shown and effect from 16 May 1990. 1 June 1990: 4500 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 209 P. J. Fry, 28 November 1989. The seniority as Captain, of temporary Major A. C. Campbell, R. P. Gray, B.A.(MIL.), 13 September 1989.
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