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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No 1842 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No. 64 Approval of Te8ting Officer Undertlie Motor-drivers Regulations 1940 Clas8ijWation of Roads in Clifton County N terms of regulation 5 of the Motor-drivers Regulations 1940, I the Minister of Transport doth hereby approve of the person URSUANT to regulation 3 (5) of the Heavy Motor-vehicle named in Column 2 of the Schedule hereunder being a testing officer P Regulations 1950, the Minister of Transport doth hereby uuder the said regulations for the authority specified in Column 1 alter the Clifton County Council's proposed classification of the of the said Schedule_ roads described in the Schedule hereto and situated in Clifton County and doth hereby approve such altered classification as described in the said Schedule. SCHEDULE Column 1. Column 2. Tauranga Borough Council Lloyd Russell Charters. SCHEDULE Dated at Wellington, this 3rd day of October, 1950. CLIFTON COUNTY W. S. GOOSMAN, Minister of TranBport. Roads Classified in Glass Three OOUNTY ROADS Exemption Order Under the Motor-drivers Regulations 1940 Hutiwai, Tupoki, Moki, Ngatoto, Puke, Wai Iti Beach, Kaka, Okoke Road beyond Okoke, Piko, Matapo, Upper Kaipikari. URSUANT to the Motor-&ivers Regulations 1940, the Dated at Wellington, this 6th day of October, 1950. P Minister of Transport doth hereby order and declare that the provisions of clause (1) of regulation 7 of the said regulations so W. S. GOOSMAN, Minister of Transport. far as they relate to the driving of heavy trade motors, shall not (TT. 10/39.) apply to the persons hereinafter mentioned, but in lieu thereof the following provision shall apply :- A motor-driver's licence issued under the Motor-drivers Regulations 1940 to anyone of the persons described in Column 1 Classification of Roads in Waimate West County of the Schedule hereunder may authorize him to drive a heavy trade motor in the course of his employment on a farm or market­ garden of the respective employer described in Column 2 of the PURSUANT to regulation 3 (5) of the Heavy Motor-vehicle said Sohedule, but shall not authorize him, while he is under the Regulations 1950, the Minister of Transport doth hereby age of eighteen years, to drive a heavy trade motor for any other alter the Waimate West County Council's proposed classification purpose. of the roads described in the Schedule hereto and situated in Waimate West County and doth hereby approve such altered SCHEDULE classification as described in the said Schedule. Column 1 (Driver). Column 2 (Employer). 'rrevor Sinclair Smith, Brixton •. Father. SCHEDULE Alastak McFarlane Dickson, Ararata Father. Dated at Wellington, this 25th day of September, 1950. W AIMATE WEST COUNTY W. S. GOOSMAN, Minister of Transport. Road Classified in Glass Two MAIN HIGHWAY Manaia - Dawson Falls Main Highway No. ·824. Classification of Roads in Amuri County Roads Classified in Clas8 Three URSUANT to regulation 3 (5) of the Heavy Motor-vehicle MAIN HIGHWAYS P Regulations 1950, the Minister of Transport doth hereby approve the Amuri County Council's proposed classification of the Skeet Road Main Highway No. 359. roads described in the Schedule hereto and situated in Amuri County. Normanby-Manaia Main Highway No. 825. COUNTY ROADS SCHEDULE Round Bush, Normanby Central, Palmer, Oeo-Little, Glenn AMURI COUNTY Upper, Auroa Upper, Mangawhero, Winks Lower, Inaha Upper, Roads CLaSsified in Class Two Cemetery, Omuturangi, Kokiri, Oeo-Lower, Kaupokonui, Rama. MAIN HIGHWAYS Lower, Auroa Lower, Rowan, Sutherland, Inaha Lower, Mitchell, Normanby Lower, McLean, Oeo-Upper, Glenn Lower, Rama. Red Post - Kaikoura Main Highway No. 107. Upper, Taikatu, Wioks Upper, Keario, Butler, Hicks. Hanmer Junction - Jollie's Pass Main Highway No. lOt;. Dated at Wellington, this 6th day of October, 1950. Waiau-Lyndon Main Highway No. 173. Flinthoff - Mouse Point Main Highway No. 174. W. S. GOOSMAN, Minister of Transport. Leader-Waiau Main Highway No. 180. (TT. 10/47.) "Hanmer - Jack's Pass Main Highway No. 685. Dated at Wellington this 3rd day of October, 1950. --------~-------'- ------- W. S. GOOSMAN, Minister of Transport. Defence Rifle Club ,Disbanded (TT. 10/132.) Army Department, ClasBijWation of RoadB in Ohinemuri County Wellington, 6th October, 1950. lS Excellency the Governor-General has approved of the URSUANT to regulation 3 (5) of the Heavy Motor-vehicle Il disbandment of the undermentioned Defence Rille Club :- P Regulations 1950, the Minister of Transport doth hereby Greytown Defence Rifle Club, with headquarters at Greytown. approve the Ohinemuri County Council's proposed classification of the roads described in the Schedule hereto and situated in Ohinemuri Dated 25th September, 1950. County. T. L. MACDONALD, Mioister of Defence. SCHEDULE OHINEMURI COUNTY Formation of Defence Rifle Club RoadB Classified in Class Three MAIN IDGHWAYS Army Department, Hikutaia-Netherton Ferry Main Highway No. 316. Welliogton, 6th October, 1950. -Hll.bbards .Main Highway No. 489. IS Excellency the Governor-General has approved of the H formation of the undermentioned Defence Rifle Club :- COUNTY ROADS - Mangaiti Back, Waitoki, Station, Pevreals, Tui, Kaimanawa, Motu Defence Rifle Club, with headquarters at Motu. Waitawheta, Pukekauri, Old Tauranga, Waimata, Frankton, Dated 3rd May, 1949. Robinsons, ·Vedders, Hikutaia Settlement, Maratoto, Rangiora, T. L. MACDONALD, Minister of Defence. 'Komata Reefs, Morrison., Mill, Cadman, Ryalls, Gerrands, Thorps, Paeroa Reservoir, Old Te Aroha, Waihi-Waitawheta, Dea:lns, Tieri. Earl's Hill, Abbotts, Poland, Viotoria, Farrellys, :Ford, Pukewera, Crean's, Trig, Matangia, Ngatitangata, ·Pattersons, Individual Valve-type Hearing-Aids.-Notice of Approval of Addi. Corbett~, Leopolds, Mortons, Dickeys Flatt, Ke~nedys, McLeanB, tional Hearing Aids Under the Provisions of the Social Security Waitekauri, Golden Cross, Rahu, Opukeko, GIbsons, Morgans, (Hospital Benefits for Outpatients) Regulations 1947 Bayliss, Costellos, Mathers, Baxters, Harris, Franklin, Bellamys, Woodlands, Tirohia Bridge, Waikoata, Finlays, Hintons, Irwins, Welliogton, 4th October, 1950. Tirohia Station, G. Hollis Access, W. Hollis Access, V. Hollis Access, ) URSUANT to the provisions of regulation 4 of the Social Aorangi, Komata-Maratoto, Gartmans, Crown Hill, Old Waitekauri, I Security (Hospital Benefits for Outpatients) Regulations Waitete, Karangahake Township,\Waikino ToWllilhip, Mackaytown 1947, I, Jack Thomas Watts, Minister of Health, give notice that Township, Shaw Estate Subdivision, Wilson Subdivision, Bradshaws, I have approved of the following valve-type hearing aids for the Coronation. purposes of these regulations :- Dated at Wellington, this 3rd day of October, 1950. Fortiphone Ltd., London: Models 19 and 20. W. S. GOOSMAN, Minister of Transport. (TT.IO/30.) JACK T. WATTS, Minister of Health. .
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