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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE Published by Authority No. 112 3083 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE Published by Authority WELLINGtON: THURSDAY, 24 JULY 1986 CORRIGENDUM (b) The Holidays Act 1981, the Minimum Wage Act 1945, and sections 10 (2) (b) and 15 of the Factories and Commercial Revoking a Notice Declaring Land to be Road in the City of Premises Act 1981. Whangarei P. G. MILLEN, Clerk of the Executive Council. IN the notice with the above heading dated 23 May 1986 and pub­ lished in New Zealand Gazette of29 May 1986, No. 84 at page 2334 *Gazette, 1976, page 1695. for the date "19th day of May 1986" in the third line read "19th 12 day of March 1986" and for the date "March 1986" in the fourth line read "26 March 1986"; which dates appear in the original notice signed for the Minister of Works and Development. Disabled Persons Employment Promotion Act 1960, The New , (P.W. 51/4852; Ak. D.O. 50/15/15/0/49483) Zealand Society for the Intellectually Handicapped (Incorporated) 16 Wellington West Coast Branch Order 1986 Disabled Persons Employment Promotion Act 1960, Southland PAUL REEVES, Governor-General Enterprises (Incorporated) Invercargill Order 1986 ORDER IN COUNCIL PAUL REEVES, Governor-General At Wellington this 14th day of July 1986 ORDER IN COUNCIL Present: At Wellington this 14th day of July 1986 HIS EXCELLENCY THE GoVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL Present: PuRSUANT to section 4 of the Disabled Persons Employment Promotion Act 1960, His Excellency the Governor-General, acting HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR·GENERAL IN COUNCIL on the recommendation of the Minister of Employment made after PURSUANT to section 4 of the Disabled Persons Employment consultation with the unions, associations, and organisations referred Promotion Act 1960, His Excellency the Governor-General, acting to in section 5 of that Act, and by and with the advice and consent on the recommendation of the Minister of Employment made after of the Executive Council, hereby makes the following order. consultation with the unions, associations, and organisations referred to in section 5 of that Act, and by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, hereby makes the following order. ORDER 1. Title-This order may be cited as the New Zealand Society for the Intellectually Handicapped (Incorporated), Wellington West ORDER Coast Branch Order 1986. 1. Title-This order may be cited as Southland Enterprises 2. Exemption-The New Zealand Society for the Intellectually (Incorporated), Irtvercargill Order 1986. Handicapped (Incorporated), Wellington West Coast Branch an 2. Exemption-Southland En:terprises (Incorporated), Invercar­ organisation approved* under the former name of the New Zealand gill an organisation approved* by the Minister of Labour under Society for the Intellectually Handicapped Wellin¥t0n Branch by section 3 of the Disabled Persons Employment Promotion Act 1960, the Minister of Labour under section 3 of the Disabled Persons is hereby granted exemption in respect of its sheltered workshops Employment Promotion Act 1960, is hereby lP:anted exemption in at 8 Kinloch Street, Waikiwi, Invercargill from: respect of its sheltered workshop at 375 AdelaIde Road, Wellington from: (a) AU the provisions of every award and agreement that would otherwise apply to persons employed in that workshop; (a) All the provisions of every award and agreement that would and otherwise apply to persons employed in the workshop; and 3084 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 112 (b) The Holidays Act 1981, the Minimum Wage Act 1945, sec­ McAteen, Leo S. M., Roman Catholic. tions 10 (2) (b) and 15 of the Factories and Commercial Matthews, Clifford Midgley, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter­ Premises Act 1981. day Saints. P. G. MILLEN, Russ, Clifford Martin, Associated Churches of Christ in New Clerk of the Executive Council. Zealand. *Ga::.ette, 1978, page 2716. Sills, Raymond R., Seventh-day Adventists. 12 Snow, Vernon Lavard, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 1987 Southern Machinery Show to be an Industrial Exhibition Waldrip, A. Harold, Seventh-day Adventists. Watson, Ann, New Plymouth Christian Spiritual Church. PAUL REEVES, Governor-General Wilson, David John, Assemblies of God in New Zealand. A DECLARATION Witehira, Franklin Aldous, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints. PURSUANT to section 60 (2) of the Patents Act 1953 and section 10 (2) of the Designs Act 1953, I, The Most Reverend Sir Paul Dated at Lower Hutt this 17th day of July 1986. Alfred Reeves, the Governor-General of New Zealand, do hereby B. E. CLARKE, Registrar-General. declare that the 1987 Southern Machinery Show to be held at Christchurch, New Zealand from Sunday, the 15th day of March 1987 to Friday, the 20th day of March 1987 is an Industrial Exhibition for the purposes of the said Acts. Marriage Celebrants Jor 1986, Notice No. 14 As Witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General this 12th day of July 1986. PURSUANT to the provisions of section 13 of the Marriage Act 1955, GEOFFREY PALMER, Minister of Justice. it is hereby notified that the following names have been removed from the hst of Marriage Celebrants under section II of the Act: 2 Graves, Alan Charlton, J.P., 28 Waikawa Road, Owaka. Griffiths, Lester Longueville Charles, O.B.E., J.P., 6 Willow Drive The Fisheries (Foveaux Strait Dredge Oyster Fishery Closed Taradale, Napier. Season) Notice 1986 (No. 3847) Hay, Catherine Anne, 804 Devon Park, 45 Stanley Point Road, Stanley Point, Auckland. PURSUANT to section 85 of the Fisheries Act 1983, the Assistant Director of the Fisheries Management Division, acting pursuant to Nathan, Margaret (Mrs), J.P., I Bambro Street, Warkworth. a delegation from the Director-General of Agriculture and Fisheries Pickford, Ellen M., 14 Erica Street, Papanui. (dated in Wellington on the 22nd day of August 1985) hereby gives the following notice. Dated at Lower Hutt this 16th day of July 1986. B. E. CLARKE, Registrar-General. NOTICE 1. Title and commencement-This notice may be cited as the Fisheries (Foveaux Strait Dredge Oyster Fishery Closed Season) Marriage CelebrantsJor 1986, Notice No. 15 Notice 1986, and shall come into force on the day of its notification in the Gazette. PURSUANT to the provisions of section 10 ofthe Marriage Act 1955, 2.Interpretation-"Foveaux Strait Dred~e Oyster Fishery" means the following names of Marriage Celebrants within the meaning of the oyster fishery in Foveaux Strait withm New Zealand fisheries the said Act are published for general information. waters, bounded- Bell, Margaret Elizabeth, Unity of New Zealand Trust Board (a) To the west, by a straight line drawn from Oraki Point in (Inc.). Block 2, Longwood Survey District (at 46°23.6'S and 167"52.52' E) to the easternmost point of Centre Island (at Bertelsen, David Valdemar, Seventh-day Adventists. 46°27.7'S and 167°51.3'E); thence by mean high-water mark Blackman, Colin William, Brethren. • to Centre Island Lighthouse (at 46°27.8'S and 167"50.6'E); thence by a straight line to the northernmost point of Cod­ Blanch, David Dudley, Seventh-day Adventists. fish Island (at 46°45.2'S and 167"36.6'E); thence by a Blount, Winfield, Presbyterian Church of New Zealand. straight line to North Red Head on the north-west coast Buchanan, Douglas David, Northcote Christian Fellowship. of Stewart Island (at 46°44.8'S and 167°42.4'E); and Bull, Malcolm John, Seventh-day Adventists. (b) To the east, by a straight line drawn, from Slope Point in Block 9, Waikawa Survey District (at 46°40.5'S and Camp, Hal Eugene, Associated Churches of New Zealand. 169°0'E) to the East Cape on Stewart Island (at 47°0.9'S) Daniels, Howard George, Elim Church of New Zealand. and 168°13.8'E): Daysh, John Duff, Assemblies of God in New Zealand. "Dredge Oyster" means the mollusc of which the scientific name Drinkwater, Lindsay, Presbyterian Church of New Zealand. is Tiostrea lutaria (formerly known as Ostrea lutaria). Duffy, Alex Edward, Anglican. 3. Closed season for Foveaux Strait Dredge Oyster Fishery deter­ mined-There is hereby determined to be a closed season for dredge Elliott, George Gregory, Church of Christ. oysters in the Foveaux Strait Dredge Oyster Fishery commencing Frost, Desmond, Havelock North Christian Fellowship. on the 27th day of July 1986 and expIring with the 31st day of Gibson, John O. H., Roman Catholic. August 1986. Hanley, Ian David, Anglican. Dated at Wellington this 22nd day of July 1986. Hoving, Harman Lambert, Reform Churches of New Zealand. R. W. DOBSON, Assistant Director, Fisheries Management Division. Kohe, Rangiriri, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. McAteer, Leo, Roman Catholic. 300 McKenzie, Peter Donald, Brethren. Matheson, Malcolm John, Bay of Islands Revival Centre. Marriage CelebrantsJor 1986, Notice No. 13 Meadowcroft, Timothy John, Anglican. Munro, Herbert George, Baptist Union of New Zealand. PURSUANT to the provisions of section 13 of the Marriage Act 1955, Ngawaka, Lewis Iraia, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day it is hereby notified that the following names have been removed Saints. from the list of Marriage Celebrants under section 10 of the Act: Ofamooni, Sione, Free Church of Tonga. Davies, Gordon Ponga Kingi, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter­ day Saints. Randall, Albert Barnabas, Brethren. Flexman, Graeme E., Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Rapana, David Rewi, Brethren. Saints. Redmond, Colin Frederick James, The Congregational Union Hokin, Douglas Albert Munro, Seventh-day Adventists. of New Zealand. Hoskin, Claude Cannell, Presbyterian. Renouf, Colin Graham, Baptist Union of New Zealand. 24 JULY THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3085 Roennfeldt, Peter E. M., Seventh-day Adventists. to be an acting District Court Judge, to exercise civil and criminal Ropiha, James, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. jurisdiction in New Zealand and the jurisdiction of the Children and Young Persons Court for a term of 12 months on and from 25 Ross, Donald Walter, Vision Ministries.
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