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NEW .. ZEALAND

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1947

CORRIGE~DUM THE NORTHERN HOKIANGA TRIBAL DISTRICT All that portion of Hokianga and Bay of Islands Counties, N the New Zealand Gazette No. 2, dated 16th January, 1947, bounded by a line commencing at the Awaroa Bridge on the Here­ I on page 41, under the heading "Notice to Persons affected kino-Broadwood Road; thence north-easterly and south-easterly by Applications for Licenses under Part III of the Industrial generally along the north-western and north-eastern boundaries Efficiency Act, 1936," notice was given of an application having of the Hokianga County, being the middle of the Awaroa River, been made by N. Gilman, 81 Victoria Street, Devonport, for a the crossing of a public road, the northern boundary of Section 1, license to engage in the industry described in the Industry Licensing Block X, Whangape Survey District, the western boundaries of (Pana Shell) Notice 1946. Sections 68 and 69, Block II, Whangape Survey District, the northern That notice is hereby cancelled, and the following substituted boundaries of the said Section 69 and Sections 67, 66, and 60, all ...;.. therefor:- of Block II aforesaid, the western boundaries of Sections 35 and 36, " F. W. Jacomb (trading as Devonport ,Jewellery Co.), 81 Vic­ Block XV, Takahue Survey District, the northern boundary of the toria Road, Devonport, has applied for a license to engage in the said Section 36, the northern boundaries of the State Forest Reserve industry described in the Industry Licensing (Pana Shell) Notice 1946. (New Zealand Gazette of the 28th January, 1904, at page 310), the western boundary of the Mangamuka West No. 2 Block, the western "Applicants and other persons considering themselves to be and northern boundaries of the Mangamuka West No. 3 Block, the materially affected by the decisions of the Bureau of Industry on north-western and north-eastern boundaries of the Mangamuka this application should, not later than the 13th day of February, East Block, the north-western boundary of the Omahuta State 1947, submit any written evidence and representations they may Forest Timber Section 2 to Trig. Station Ratakamaru, the north­ desire to tender. All communications should be addressed to the eastern boundary of the said Timber Section 2 and Timbf)r Sec­ Acting-Secretary, Bureau of Industry, C.P.O. Box 3025, Wellington. tions 6 and 16, the northern boundary of Block XVI, Maungataniwha '' V. E. JONES, Acting-Secretary." Survey District, the middle of the Whakatereterekia Stream and the Mangapa.. River, to its junction with the Waipapa River; thence south-easterly along a right line to Trig. Station B in Block II, Omapere Survey District; thence south-westerly along a right line Proclaiming Tribal Districts under the Maori Social and Economic to Trig. Station Al, Pukewharariki; thence due easterly along a Advancement Act, 1945 right line to the boundary of the Hokianga County ; thence southerly generally along that county boundary, being the western boundaries [L.s.J B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General of Block XIV, Omapere Survey District, and Block II, Punakitere A PROCLAMATION Survey District, the middle of the Mangatoa Stream and the Puna­ URSUANT to section six of the Maori Social and Economic kitere River, the western boundary of the Wharepoke Block, the P Advancement Act, 1945, I, Lieutenant-General Sir Bernard northern and western boundaries of the Ninihi Block, the western Cyril Freyberg, the Governor-General of the Dominion of New boundaries of Sections 1, 2, 3, and part of the western boundary of Zealand, do hereby declare the parts of New Zealand described in Section 15, all of Block X, Punakitere Survey District, the north~ the Schedule hereto t,o be tribal districts for the purposes of the western boundary of State Forest Reserve (New Zealand Gazette said Act, and do hereby assign to each of the several districts the of 7th June, 1906, at page 1428), and the northern boundary of name appearing at the head of the description of each such district. Section 4, Block XIII, Punakitere Survey District ; thence north­ westerly generally along the north-eastern boundaries of Section 3, SCHEDULE Block XIII aforesaid, the north-eastern boundaries of Section 24, Block XVI, W aoku Survey District, and Sections 9 and 7, Block XII, THE PANGURU TRIBAL DISTRICT Waoku Survey District, and the eastern boundaries of State Forest ALL that portion of the Hokianga County, bounded by a line com­ Reserve (New Zealand Gazette of 28th July, 1881, at page 959), to mencing at Trig. Station H, Waiwhakaruku, in Block IV, Whangape its northernmost corner; thence north-easterly along a right line Survey District ; thence south-easterly along a right Jine to the to the easternmost corner of Whawharu B South No. 4 Block; easternmost corner of Old Land Claim 197, in Block XIII, Manga­ thence north-westerly along a right line to Trig. Station 2 in Block IV, muka, _Survey District, and that line produced to the middle of the W aoku Survey District, and a right line to the northernmost corner Hokiahga Harbour; thence south-westerly generally down the of Motukiore E Block ; thence westerly along a right line passing middle of that harbour to the sea; thence north-westerly to and through Trig. Station 103, Oparia, in Block XIV, Mangamuka. along the .sea-coast and to the middle of the Whangape Harbour; Survey District, to the middle of the W aima River ; thence northerly thence north-easterly generally up the middle of that harbour and and westerly generally along the middle of the Waima River and the Awaroa River to the Awaroa Bridge on the Herekino-Broadwood Hokianga Harbour to the eastern corner of the Panguru Tribal Road; thence south-easterly along a right line to Trig. Station 42, District hereinbefore described; thence north-westerly along the Pareokawa, and a right line to Trig. Station H, Waiwhakaruku, north-eastern boundaries of that district to the Awaroa Bridge on the place of commencement. the Herekino-Broadwood Road.. the place of commencement. A 76 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No.4

THE SOUTHERN Hox~NGA TRIBAL DISTRICT . I Land taken for a Post-office in Block X, Rangitoto Survey District All that portion of the Hokianga County, bounded by a line commencing at the mouth of the Waipoua River, in Block V, Waipoua [L.S.] B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General Survey District; thence north-westerly generally to and along the sea- A PROCLAMATION 1 coast and to the middle of the Hokianga Harbour; thence northerly, URSUANT to the Public Works Act, 1928, I, Lieutenant. easterly, and southerly generally along the eastern, southern, and' P General Sir Bernard Cyril Freyberg, the Governor-General western boundaries of the Northern Hokianga Tribal District, of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare hereinbefore described, to the north-western corner of Section 4, that the land described in the Schedule hereto is hereby taken for ·Block XIII, Punakitere Survey District ; thence southerly generally a post-office ; and I do also declare that this Proclamation shall along the western boundaries of the said Section 4, Sections 6 and 7, take effect on and after the third day of February, one thousand all of Block XIII aforesaid, and the production of the last-mentioned nine hundred and forty-seven. · boundary to the middle of the Mangakahia River ; thence westerly along the northern boundaries of Block I, Tutamoe Survey District, SCHEDULE and Block IV, Waipoua Survey District; thence southerly along the western boundary of the last-mentioned block and of Block APPROXIMATE area of the piece of land taken : 33 perches. VIII, Waipoua Survey District, to :the middle of the Waipoua Being Lot 1, D.P. 16356, being part Allotment 57, Pakuranga River ; thence westerly generally down the middle of that river Parish. to its mouth, the point of commencement. Situated in Block X, Rangitoto Survey District (Auck­ land R.D.). (S.O. 34191.) Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, and issued under the In the North Auckland Land District ; as the same is more Seal of that Dominion, this 20th day of January, 1947. particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 124753, deposited in the office of the Minister of Works at Wellington, and thereon P. FRASER, Native Minister. coloured yellow. GOD SAVE THE KING ! Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General (N.D. 33/3/4.) of the Dominion of New Zealand, and issued under the Seal of that Dominion, this 24th day of January, 1947. R. SEMPLE, Minister of Works. Land taken for the Purposes of the Wellington Metropolitan Water­ supply in Block XVI, Akatarawa Survey District GoD SAVE THE KING ! (P.W. 20/1180.) [L.S.] B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General A PROCLAMATION URSUANT to the Public Works Act, 1928, I, Lieutenant­ Land taken for a Recreation-ground in Block IX, Rangitoto Survey P General Sir Bernard Cyril Freyberg, the Governor-General District of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare that the land described in the Schedule hereto is hereby taken for [L.S.] B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General the purposes· of the Wellington Metropolitan water-supply ; and A PROCLAMATION I do also declare that this Proclamation shall take effect on and after URSUANT to the Public Works Act, 1928, I, Lieutenant­ the thirtieth day of January, one thousand nine hundred and P General Sir Bernard Cyril Freyberg, the Governor-General forty-seven. · _of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare that the land described in the Schedule hereto is hereby taken for SCHEDULE a recreation-ground; and I do also declare that this Proclamation shall take effect on and after the third day of February, one APPROXIMATE areas of the pieces of land taken :- thousand nine hundred and forty-seven. A. R. P. Being 1 0 25 · 3 Part Section 9, Pakuratahi District ; coloured SCHEDULE orange. APPROXIMATE area of the piece of land taken : 1 acre. 4 3 32 · 6 Part Section 10, Pakuratahi District ; coloured Being Section 2 (City of Auckland). blue. . Situated in Block IX, Rangitoto Survey District (Auck­ Situated in Block XVI, Akatarawa Survey District. (S.O. land R.D.). (S.O. 34093.) 21506.) In the North Auckland Land District ; as the same is more . In the Wellington Land District ; as the same are more particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 123858, deposited particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 124832, deposited in the office of the Minister of Works at Wellington, and thereon in the office of the Minister of Works at Wellington, and thereon coloured yellow. coloured as above mentioned. Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, and issued under the of the Dominion of New Zealand, and issued under the Seal of that Dominion, this 24th day of January, 1947. · Seal of that Dominion, this 27th day of January, 194 7. R. SEMPLE, Minister of Works. R. SEMPLE, Minister of Works. GOD SAVE THE KING ! GOD SAVE THE KING! (P.W. 50/754.) (P.W. 50/239/6/1.)

Crown Land set apart for Public Buildings of the General Government Land taken for a Post-office in Block I, Paterson Survey District in Blocks II and VI, Hamilton Survey District . [L.S.] B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General [L.S.] B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General A PROCLAMATION A PROCLAMATION URSUANT to the Public Works Act, 1928, I, Lieutenant­ URSUANT to the Public Works Act, 1928, I, Lieutenant­ P General Sir Bernard Cyril Freyberg, the Governor-General P General Sir Bernard Cyril Freyberg, the Governor-General of of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare that that the land described in the Schedule hereto is hereby taken for the Crown land described in the Schedule hereto is hereby set apart a post-office ; and I do also declare that this Proclamation shall for public buildings of the General Government ; and I do also take effect on and after the third day of February, one thousand declare that this Proclamation shall take effect on 'and after the nine hundred and forty-seven. third day of February, one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven.

SCHEDULE SCHEDULE APPROXIMATE area of the piece of land ta~en: 39·2 perches. APPROXIMATE area of the piece of Crown land set apart : 57 acres Being part Lot 1, D.P. 3505, being also part Sections 1 and 2, 1 rood 14 perches. . Block II, Town of Oban. Being Allotment 406, Te Rapa Parish. Situated in Block I, Paterson Survey District (Southland R.D.). Situated in Blocks II and VI, Hamilton Survey District (Auck­ (S.O. 5702.) land R.D.). (S.O. 33040.) In the Southland Land District ; as the same is more In the Auckland Land District ; as the same is more parti­ particularly delineated on the plan marked. P.W.D. 124712, cularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 123521, deposited deposited in the office of the Minister of Works at Wellington, and in the office of the Minister of Works at Wellington, and thereon thereon coloured blue. coloured yellow. Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, and issued under the of the Dominion of New Zealand, and issued under the Seal of that Dominion, this 24th day of January, 1947. Seal of that Dominion, this 24th day of January, 1947. R. SEMPLE, Minister of Works. R. SEMPLE, Minister of Works. GOD SAVE THE KING ! GOD SAVE THE KING! (P.W. 20/749.) (P.W. 34/3958.) JAN. 30] TRE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 77

Road closed in Block IV, Titirangi Survey District, Mount Roskill Towards the north-west and north-east by a public road 495,5 links Road District and 907 ·5 links respectively ; and towards the south-east and south-west by the other part of Section 5 aforesaid, 553·5 links, [L.S.] ~. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General 788·9 links, and 213·8 links. As the same is more particularly A PROCLAMATION delineated on plan No. 218/20, deposited in the Head Office of the State Forest Service at Wellington, and thereon bordered red. URSUANT to section twelve of the Land Act, 1924, I, P Lieutenant-General Sir Bernard Cyril Freyberg, the Governor­ Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General General of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby proclaim as of the Dominion of New Zealand, and issued under the clos@d the portion of road described in the Schedule hereto. Seal of that Dominion, this 20th day of January, 1947. EDWARD CULLEN, For the Commissioner of State Forests. SCHEDULE APPROXIMATE area of the piece ~f road closed : 2 acres O roods GoD SAVE THE KING ! 16·6 perches. (S.F. 6/7/18/1.) Adjoining or passing through Allotments 87B, 87c, and Part 87, Titirangi Parish, on D.P. 17124. Situated in Block IV, Titirangi Survey District (Auckland R.D.). (S.O. 33521.) Revocation of thJe Reservation of a Permanent State Forest In the North Auckland Land District; as the same is more particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 124648, deposited in the office of the Minister of Works at Wellington, and thereon [L.S.] B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General coloured green. A PROCLAMATION Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General HEREAS the land described in the Schedule hereto, herein­ of the Dominion of New Zealand, and issued under the W after designated" the said land," is an area of 38·8 perches, Seal of that Dominion, this 24th day of January, 1947. more or less, taken for the purpose of a forest ranger's station under the Public Works· Act, 1908, by proclamation dated the seven­ R. SEMPLE, Minister of Works. teenth day of February, one thousa_nd nine hundred and twenty. GOD SAVE THE KING ! six, and published in the Gazette of the twenty-fifth day of February, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-six : (P.W. 51/3011.) And whereas the said land is not now required for the purpose of a State forest and it is desirable and expedient that its reservation for that purpose be revoked : . · Grown Land set apart as a Permanent State Forest And whereas in accordance witk the provisions of section nineteen of the Forests Act, 1921-22, the Legislative Council and [L.S.] B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General the House of Representatives have by resolutions each passed on the ten~h day of October, one thousand nine hundred and forty-six, A PROCLAMATION respectively agreed to the reservation over the said land being y virtue and in exercise of the powers and authorities conferred revoked: ·B upon me by section eighteen of the Forests Act, 1921-22, I, Now, therefore, I, Lieutenant-General Sir Bernard Cyril Lieutenant-General Sir Bernard Cyril Freyberg, the Governor­ Freyberg, the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, General of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby set apart the by virtue and in exercise of the powers and authorities conferred Crown land described in the Schedule hereto as a permanent State upon me by the Forests Act, 1921-22, do declare that the reserva­ forest. tion over the said land for the purposes of a State forest is hereby revoked.

SCHEDULE SCHEDULE CANTERBURY LAND DISTRICT.-CANTERBURY CONSERVANCY 0TAGO LAND DrsTRICT.-SouTHLAND CONSERVANCY ALL that area in the Canterbury Land District, Arouri County, containing by admeasurement 90 acres O roods 15 perches, being ALL that area in the Otago Land District, Clutha County, Section 42, Block II, Lyndon Survey District. As the same is containing by admeasurement 38·8 perches, more or less, being more particularly delineated on plan No. 129/49, deposited in the Allotment 4, L.T.P. 2994, being part Section. 21, Block XIII, Rimu Head Office of the State Forest Serviqe at Wellington, and thereon Survey District. As the same is more particularly delineated on bordered red. plan No. 218/20, deposited in the Head Office of the State Forest Service at Wellington, and thereon bordered red. Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General of the Domfnion of New Zealand, and issued under the Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General Seal of that Dominion, this 20th day of January, 1947. of the Dominion of New Zealand, and issued under the Seal of that Dominion, this 20th day of January, 194:7. EDWARD CULLEN, For the Commissioner of State Forests. EDWARD CULLEN, For the Commissioner of State Forests. GOD SAVE THE KING (S.F. 6/6/2.) GOD SAVE THE KING ! (S.F. 4/10/7/130.)

Revocation of the Reservation of a Permanent State Forest Authorizing the Acquisition of Land notwithstanding the Provitsions [L.s.] B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General as to Limitations of Area A PROCLAMATION HEREAS the land described in the Schedule hereto, herein­ W after designated " the said land," is an area of five acres, B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General more or less, taken for the purpose of a forest ranger's station ORDER IN COUNCIL under the Public Works Act, 1908, by proclamation dated the At the Government House at Wellington, this 23rd day of eleventh day of November, one thousand nine hundred and twenty­ · January, 1947 . five, and published in the Gazette of the tenth day of December, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-five: Present: And whereas the said land is not now required for the purpose Hrs EXCELLENCY THE GovERNOR-GENERAL IN CouNOIL of a State forest and it is desirable and expedient that its reservation URSUANT to section forty-one of the Statutes Amendment for the purpose be revoked : P Act, 1945, and all other powers him enabling, His Excellency And whereas in accordance with the provisions of section the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by nineteen of the Forests Act, 1921-22, the Legislative Council and and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, doth the House of Representatives have by resolutions each passed on hereby authorize the disposition to and the acquisition by the the tenth day of October, one thousand nine hundred and forty­ Whakatane Paper Mills, Limited, of the land described in the six, respectively agreed to the reservation over the said land being Schedule hereto, notwithstanding the provisions of Part XIII of revoked: the Land Act, 1924. Now, therefore, I, Lieutenant-General Sir Bernard Cyril Freyberg, the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, by virtue and in exercise of the powers and authorities conferred upon me by the Forests Act, 1921-22, do declare that the reserva­ SCHEDULE tion over the said land for the purposes of a State forest is hereby AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT revoked. ALL that area containing 2 acres 3 roods 33·9 perches, being part Lot 1 on Deposited Plan No. 25604, being part of the portion SCHEDULE of Allotment 29, Parish of Rangitaiki, called Rangitaiki Parish, Lot 29F No. 1, and being all the land comprised in Certificate of OT.AGO LAND DISTRICT.-SOUTHLAND CONSERVANCY Title, Volume 802, folio 139 (Auckland .Registry). ALL that area in the Otago Land District, Clutha County, containing by admeasurement 5 acres, more or less, being part of Section 5, W. O•. HARVEY, Clerk of the Executive Council. Block XIV, Rimu Survey District, and bounded generally as follows : (L. and S. 13/1/13.) 78 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No. 4

Cancelling the Vesting in Trustees of a Reserve for a site for a Public Consenting to Land being taken for the Purposes of the Wellington Hall Metropolitan Water-supply in Block XVI, Akatarawa Survey District B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General ORDER IN COUNCIL B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General At the Government House at Wellington, this 23rd day of ORDER IN COUNqL January, 1947 At the Government House at Wellington, this 29th day of Present: January, 1947 . His ExcELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN CouNCIL Present: HEREAS the land described in the Schedule hereto is W vested in trustees, in trust, for a site for a public hall by His ExcELLENCY THE GovERNOR-GENERAL IN CouNOIL virtue of a Warrant dated the twenty-sixth day of February, one URSUANT to the Public Works Act, 1928, His Excellency the thousand eight hundred and ninety-six, and published in the P Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting Gazette of the twelfth day of March of that year: by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the And whereas it is expedient that the vesting of the said land said Dominion, doth hereby consent to the land described in the as hereinbefore referred to should be cancelled, and the trustees Schedule hereto being taken for the purposes of the Wellington have duly consented to such cancellation: Metropolitan water-supply. Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice and SCHEDULE consent of .the Executive Council of the said Dominion, and in pursuance and exercise of the _powers and authorities conferred APPROXIMATE areas of the pieces of land permitted to be taken :- upon him by subsection one of section ten of the Public Reserves, A. R. P. Being Domains, and National Parks Act, 1928, doth hereby cancel the 1 0 25 · 3 Part Section 9, Pakuratahi Distri_ct ; coloured vesting in trustees of the land described in the Schedule hereto. orange. 4 3 32 · 6 Part Section 10, Pakuratahi District ; coloured SCHEDULE blue. WELLINGTON LAND DISTRICT Situated in Block XVI, Akatarawa Survey District. (S.O. SECTION 7, Block .V, Town of Pohangina: · Area, 1 rood, more or 21506.) less. In the Wellington Land District ; as the same are more W. 0. HARVEY, Clerk of the Executive Council. particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 124832, deposited (L. and S. 22/3630/39.) in the office of the Minister of Works at Wellington, and thereon coloured as above mentioned. Changing the Purpose of Portion of a Reserve in H orowhenua East W. 0. HARVEY, Clerk of the Executive Council. _Village Settlement', Wellington Land District (P.W. 50/239/6/1.) B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General ORDER IN COUNCIL At the Government House at Wellington, this 23rd day of Consenting to the Assignment to Leslie Arthur Johnson, of Maruia, January, 1947 Farmer, by Albert Oscar Harris, of Minehaka, Murchison, Farmer, of his Rights, Powers, and Privileges under an Order Present: in Council dated the 4th day of April, 1938 HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL ~ HEREAS the land described in the Schedule hereto forms B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General W . portion of a reserve duly set apart for a site for a mental ORDER IN COUNCIL hospital: And whereas it is expedient that the purpose of the reservation At the Government House at Wellington, this 29th. day of over such land shall be changed to f!. reserve for a site for a horti­ January, 1947 cultural research station : Present: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor-General of the HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice and URSUANT to the Public Works Act, 1928, His Excellency consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, and in P the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, exercise of the powers and authorities conferred upon him by sub­ acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council section one (a) of section seven of the Public Reserves, Domains, of the said Dominion, doth hereby consent to the assignment to and National Parks Act, 1928, doth hereby declare that the purpose Leslie Arthur Johnson, of Maruia, Farmer, by Albert Oscar Harris, of that portion of ·the reserve described in the Schedule hereto is of Minehaka, Murchison, Farmer, of his rights, powers, and privileges hereby changed from a reserve for a site for a mental hospital to a under an Order in Council dated the fourth day of April, one thousand reserve for a site for a horticultural research station. nine hundred and thirty-eight, and published in the Gazette on the thirteenth day of the same month, at page 935, authorizing the said SCHEDULE Albert Oscar Harris to use water for the purpose of generating VVELLINGTON LAND DISTRICT" electricity. ALL that area situated in Block V, Waiopehu Survey District, W. 0. HARVEY, Clerk of the Executive Council. containing by admeasurement 33 acres 2 roods and 36 perches, more or less, being Section 56, Horowhenua East Village Settlement. (S.H.D. 26/2682.) W. O. HARVEY, Clerk of the Executive Council. (L. and S. 6/11/145.) Domain Board appointed to have Control of the W aitakaruru Domain

Changing the Purpose of a Reserve in Winchester Township, B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General Canterbury Land District ORDER IN COUNCIL B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General At the Government House at Wellington, this 23rd day of ORDER IN COUNCIL January, 1947 At the Govern:p:ient House at Wellington, this 23rd day of Present: January, 1947 His ExcELLENCY THE GovERNOR-GENERAL IN CouN·CIL Present: N pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred by section HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL I forty-four of the Public Reserves, Domains, and Na.tional Parks Act, 1928, His Excellency the Governor-General of the Dominion of ,XTHEREAS the land described in the Schedule hereto is a reserve New Zealand, acting by and with the advice and consent of the fl' duly set apart for a railway-station : And whereas it is Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby appoint expedient that the purpose of the reservation over such land shall be changed to a reserve for public buildings of the General William Samuel Cox, Government : Frank John Stretton, Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor-General of Kenneth Caie, the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice Henry Theodore Penrhys-Evans, and and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, and Noal Innes Paton in exercise of the powers and authorities conferred upon him by to be tho ·waitakaruru Domain Boa,rd having control of the land subsection one (a) of section seven of the Public Reserves, Domains, described in the Schedule hereto; and doth hereby appoint and National Parks Act, 1928, doth hereby declare that the purpose "\Vednesday, the twenty-second day of January, one thousand nine of. the reserve described in the Schedule hereto is hereby changed hundred and forty-seven, at half past one o'clock p.m., as the time from a reserve for a railway-station to a reserve for public buildings when, and the VVaitakaruru Domain Pavilion, as the place where, of the General Government. the first meeting of the Board shall be held.

SCHEDULE SCHEDULE CANTERBURY LAND DISTRICT AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT.-WAITAKARURU DOMAIN SECTION 1, Reserve 283, situated in Block XIV, Geraldine Survey SECTION 14, Block II, Town of Waitakaruru: Area, 9 acres 3 roods District : Area, 1 rood 34 perches, more or less. 37 perches, more or less. · W. 0. HARVEY, Clerk of the Executive Council. W. 0. HARVEY, Clerk of the Executive Council (L. and S. 6/3/494.) (L. and S. 1/657.) JAN. 30] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 79

Declaring Portion of the Tawaniti Farm Settlement Road, in the And whereas the Public Service Commission has certified to Kiwitea County, to be a County Road the Governor-General that it is expedient to abolish from the said Administrative Division the offices set out in Schedule A attached B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General. hereto, and, further, that it is expedient to add to the said ORDER IN COUNCIL Administrative Division the offices set out in Schedule B attached hereto: At the Government House at Wellington, this 23rd day of Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor-General of the January, 1947 Dominion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the powers Present: conferred on him by subsection two of section eighteen of the. HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL Public Service Act, 1912, and of all other powers enabling him in this behalf, and a,cting by and with the advice and consent of the URSUANT to section one hundred and twelve of the Public Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby abolish from P Works Act, 1928, His Excellency the Governor-General of the said Administrative Division the offices set out in Schedule A the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice and , attached hereto, and doth further hereby add to the said Adminis­ consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby trative Division the offices set out in Schedule B attached hereto. order and declare that the portion of road de8cribed in the Schedule hereto shall, on and after the date of this Order in Council, become a county road. SCHEDULE A SCHEDULE OFFICES ABOLISHED ALL that portion of road in the Wellington Land District, Kiwitea The Secretary of External Affaii's. County, known as Tawanui Farm Settlement Road, commencing The Permanent Head, Prime Minister?s Department. at its junction with McBeth's Road and proceeding thence in a The Secretary to the Treasury. westerly direction generally, adjoining Rural Sections 279 and 280, The Secretary of Forestry. Township of Sandon (Tawanui Farm Settlement), Block IV, Oroua Survey District, and terminating at a point on the eastern boundary of Rural Section 278, Township of San.don (Tawanui Farm Settle­ ment), being a distance of 37 chains, more or less. As the same SCHEDULE B is more particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 124163, OFFICES ADDED deposited in the office of the Minister of Works at Wellington, and The Public Trustee. thereon coloured red. Assistant Public Trustee (two positions). W. 0. HARVEY, Clerk of the Executive Council. The Director of Forestry. (P.W. 41/1015.) W. 0. HARVEY, Clerk of the Executive Council.

The Eastern Side of Portion of an Unnamed Road, in the County of Piako, exempted from the Provisions of Section 128 · of the Warden under the Mining Act, 1926, appointed Public Works Act, 1928, su~ject to a Condition as to the Building-line B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General ORDER IN COUNCIL B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General At the Government House at Wellington, this 23rd day of ORDER IN COUNCIL ,January, 1947 At the Government House at Wellington, this 23rd day of Present: January, 1947 Hrs ExcELLENCY THE GovERNOR-GENERAL IN CouNcIL Present: lXTHEREAS by section nine of the Mining Act, 1926, it is Hrs ExcELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN CouNcrL 't' l enacted that the Governor-General may from time to time, by Order in Council, appoint fit persons to be Wardens, who shall URSUANT to section one hundred and twenty-eight of the hold office during the Governor-General's pleasure : P Public Works Act, 1928, His Excellency the Governor-General Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor-General of the of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice Dominion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the power and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth and authority conferred by the said section, and acting by and with hereby approve of the following resolution passed by the Piako the advice and consent of the Executive Council, doth hereby appoint County Council on the twenty-first day of October, one thousand nine hundred and forty-six, viz.:- Ernest Leslie Walton, Esquire, " The Piako County Council, being the local authority to be a ·warden, to hold and exercise the duties of such office under having control of the roads in the County of Piako, by and subject to the provisions of the said Act during pleasure, on resolution declares that the provisions of section one hundred and from the first day of February, one thousand nine hundred and and twenty-eight of the Public Works Act, 1928, shall not forty-seven. apply to the eastern side of the unnamed road adjoining and W. 0. HARVEY, Clerk of the Executive Council. being on the western boundary of part Omotai No. 1 in Block VIII, Waitoa Survey District, comprised and described in Certificate of Title, Volume 107, folio 157 (Auckland ·Registry}"; Warden under the Mining Act, 1926, appointed subject to the condition that no building or part of a building shall B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General at any time be erected on the land fronting the eastern side of the portion of the -unnamed road ( described in the Schedule hereto) ORDER IN COUNCIL within a distance of thirty-three feet from the centre-line of the said At· the Government House at Wellington, this 23rd day of portion of road. January, 1947 Present: SCHEDULE Hrs EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN CouNCIL T.HE eastern side of all that portion of unnamed road, situated in the ,-xT HEREAS by section nine of the Mining Act, 1926, it is Auckland Land District, County of Piako, fronting part Omotai f l' enacted that the Governor-General may from time to time, • No. 1 Block, Waitoa Survey District. As the same is more par­ by Order in Council, appoint fit persons to be Wardens, who shall ticularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 124623, deposited hold office during the Governor-General's pleasure : in the office of the Minister of Works at Wellington, and thereon Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor-General of the coloured red. Dominion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the power and authority conferred by the said section, and acting by and with W. HARVEY, Clerk of the Executive Council. 0. the advice ana consent of the Executive Council, doth hereby appoint (P.W. 51/3044.) Jack Duddingston Willis, Esquire, to be a Warden, to hold and exercise the duties of such office under Offices added to and abolished from the Administrative Division under and subject to the provisions of the said Act during pleasure, on Pitblic Service Amendment Act, 1946, and the Public Service and from the twentieth day of January, one thousand nine hundred Act, 1912 and forty-seven. W. 0. HARVEY, Clerk of the Executive Council. B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General ORDER IN COUNCIL At the Government House at Wellington, this 15th day of Officers authorized to take and receive Statutory Declarations January, 1947. Present: B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General Hrs EXCELLENCY THE GovERNOR-GENERAL IN CouNCIL URSUANT to the authority conferred upon me by the the three­ HEREAS by section six of the Public Service Amendment P hundred-and-first section of the Justices of the Peace Act, W Act, 1946, and by subsection two of section eighteen of the 1927, I, Lieutenant-General Sir Bernard Cyril Freyberg, the Public Service Act, 1912, it is enacted that the Commission may, Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby whenever it appears advantageous to the Public Service so to· do, notify and declare that the persons whose names are set out in the certify to the Governor-General that it is expedient to add any Schedule hereto, being officers in the service of the Crown holding office to or to abolish any office from the Administrative Division the offices stated opposite their names respectively in the said of the Public Service of New Zealand; and the Governor-General Schedule, are authorized to take and receive statutory declarations in Council may, upon such certificate, add any office to the under the three-hundred-and-first section of the Justices of the Administrative Division or abolish any office therein : Peace Act, 1927. 80 TitE NEW ZEALAND .GAZETTE [No. 4.

SCHEDULE Land temporarily reserved in the Auckland Lani District Captain. George Coupland Peebles, Assistant Adjutant and Officer Commanding Headquarters Company, Papakura Military Camp. B. C. FREYBERG, Govemor-General Lieutenant ,vnfred Amesbury Manning, Records Officer, HEREAS by the three-hundred-and-fifty-ninth section of the Papakura Military Camp. W Land Act, 1924, it is enacted that the Governor-General As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor0 General may from time to time set apart temporarily as reserves, notwith­ this 21st day of January, 1947. • standing that the same may be then held under pastoral license, any Crown lands which in his opinion are required for any of the purposes H. G. R. MASON, Minister of Justice. in the said section mentioned : Now, therefore, I, Lieutenant-General · Sir Bernard Cyril Freyberg, the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, Appointing a Non-elective Member of the Nelson Catchment Board in pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities conferred upon me by the said Act, do hereby temporarily reserve the land B. C. FREYBERG, Gover:n,or-General in the Auckland Land District described in the Schedule hereunder HEREAS by a Warrant dated the eleventh day of March, written for cemetery purposes. W one thousand nine hundred and forty-six, and published in the New Zealand Gazette No. 15 of the fourteenth day of the same SCHEDULE month, Roy Lancaster, Esquire, Resident Engineer, Public Works Department, Nelson, was appointed a non-elective member of the AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT Nelson Catchment Board, in terms of section forty-four of the SECTION 45, Block XIII, Galatea Survey District : Area, 2 acres, Soil Conservation and Rivers Control Act, 1941 : more or less-. (S.O. plan 33172.) And whereas the said Roy Lancaster has resigned from member­ ship of the said Board, and it is considered expedient to appoint As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General. another non-elective member in lieu of the said Roy Lancaster : this 27th day of January, 1947. Now, therefore, in pursuance of the powers vested in me by C. F. SKINNER, Minister of Lands. section forty-four of the Soil Conservation and Rivers Control Act, 1941, and of all other powers and authorities in anywise enabling (L. and S. 36/1294/3.) me in this behalf, I, Lieutenant-General Sir Bernard Cyril Freyberg, the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby cancel the appointment of the said Roy Lancaster to be a non­ elective member of the Nelson Catchment Board and do hereby appoint Appointments of Officers of the 2nd New Zealand Expeditionary Force ( Japan) Leonard Lincoln Meadowcroft, Esquire, A.M.I.C.E., Resident Engineer, Public Works Department, Nelson, to be a non-elective member of the Nelson Catchment Board for a Army Department, term commencing on the twenty-eighth day of January, one Wellington, 27th January, 1947. thousand nine hundred and forty-seven, and terminating on the twenty-sixth day of May, one thousand nine hundred and forty­ IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased to seven. H approve of the. following appointments of officers of the 2nd New Zealand Expeditionary Force (Japan):- As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General, this 20th day of January, 1947. APPOINTMENTS {TEMPORARY) R. SEMPLE, Minister of Works. The undermentioned are reposted to the 2nd New Zealand Expeditionary Force :- (P.W. 75/2.) Rev. H. G. Taylor, D.S.O., in the rank of temp. Chaplain, 2nd Class. Dated 3rd January, 1947. Notice of taking Land at Port Ahuriri under Sections 140, 141, Major R. C. Hollis, M.C., in the rank of temp. Major. Dated and 142 of the Harbours Act, 1923, for the Purposes of the 1st January, 1947. Wellington-Napier Railway The undermentioned is seconded from the N.Z. Temporary Staff:- · B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General Temp. Captain H. E. Davis. Dated 4th December, 1946. y virtue and in pursuance of the power and authorities vested .B in me by the one-hundred-and-fortieth, one-hundred-and­ The undermentioned is seconded from the Reserve of Officers, forty-first, and one-hundred-and-forty-second sections of the Har­ Supplementary List :- bours Act, 1923, I, Lieutenant-General Sir Bernard Cyril Freyberg, Temp. Major J. H. Dunn. Dated 8th Dece1,Uber, 1946. the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby, The undermentioned are granted honorary commissions in on behalf of His Majesty the King, give notice to the Napier the rank of Major:_:_ Harbour Board that one month from the date of service 01 notice upon the said Board I shall enter upon and take possession of the 805604 Ian Alister Gordon, M.A'., Ph.D. (Edin.). land described in the Schedule hereto for the purposes of the 593664 Ivan Lorin George Sutherland, M.A., Ph.D. (Glas.). Wellington-Napier Railway. Dated 3rd January, 1947.

SCHEDULE APPOINTMENTS (SUBSTANTIVE)· APPROXIMATE area of the piece ofland : I acre O roods 11 ·95 perches, The undermentioned temporary appointments are confirmed:- Being part Ahuriri Lagoon Reserve. Brigade Headquarters Situated in Block IV, Heretaunga Survey District, Borough of Napier. (S.O. 2213.) Rev. H. D. Taylor, D.S.O., temp. Chaplain, 2nd Class. Dated 14th January, 1947. In the Hawke's Bay Laud District; as the same is more parti­ Temp. Major R. C. Hollis, M.C., and is seconded to cularly delineated on the plan marked L.O. 8631, deposited in the Headquarters, British Commonwealth Force of Occupation . .. office of the Minister of Railways at Wellingto~, and thereon coloured Dated 9th January, 1947. · orange. Temp. Major J. H. Dunn. Dated 17th December, 1946. As witness the hand of His Ex;ellency the Governor-General, Hon. Majors- this 20th day of January, 1947. I. A. Gordon. I. L. G. Sutherland. R. SEMPLE, Minister of Railways. Dated 7th January, 1947. (L.O. 16649/60.) 2nd N.Z .. Divisional Cavalry Regiment Temp. Captain H. E. Davis. Dated 19th December, 1946. Associations declared to be Nominating Associations for the Purposes F. JONES, Minister of Defence. of the Local Government Commission Act, 1946

B. C. FREYBERG, Governor-General URSUANT to the powers conferred on me by section two of Appointments, Promotions, Relinquishment of Temporary Rank, P the Local Government Commission Act, 1946, I, Lieutenant­ and Retirements of Officers of the New Zealand Military Forces General Sir Bernard Cyril Freyberg, the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, hereby declare the following associations to be nominating associations for the purposes of the said Act :- The Mun:icipal Association of New Zealand (Incorporated); Army Department, The New Zealand Counties' Association; Wellington, 27th January, 1947. The Electric-power Boards' and Supply Authorities' Association IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased to of New Zealand ; · · H approve of the following appointments, promotions, The Hospital Boards' Association of New Zealand; and relinquishment of temporary rank, and retirements of officers of The Harbours' Association of New Zealand. the New Zealand Military Forces:- As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General, N.Z. STAFF CORPS this 27th day of January, 1947. Lieutenant (temp. Captain) J. W. Stenberg relinquishes the W. E. PARRY, Minister of Internal Affairs. temporary rank of Captain. Dated 19th November, 1946~ JAN. 30] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE st

ROYAL N.Z. ARTILLERY N.Z. MEDICAL CORPS The notices published in the New Zealand Gazette No; 2, dated Carol Shiley Willis to be temp. 2nd Lieutenant. Dated 13th 16th January, 1946, relative to the promotion of Major C. E. Weir, January, 1947. C.B., D.S.O., C.B.E., are hereby cancelled, and the following substituted :--'- OFFICERS CEASING TO BE SECONDED TO THE 2ND NEW ZEALAND " Major C. E. Weir, C.B., D.S.O., C.B.E., to be Lieutenant­ EXPEDITIONARY FORCE Colonel. Dated 1st December, 1946." Temp. Major and Quartermaster J. F. Callagher is posted to Captain T. J. Miles, M.B., Ch.B., N.Z. Medical Corps, and is the Retired List with the rank of Major and Quartermaster. Dated reposted to the Territorial Force with the temporary rank of Captain, 31st December, 1946. with seniority from 19th April, 1944. Dated 1st January, 1947. Temp. Captain and Quartermaster K. A. Kinzett is posted to Captain K. C. Fenton, and is reposted to the N.Z. Regular the Retired List with the rank of Captain and Quartermaster. Force with the rank of Lieutenant, with seniority from 14th Dated 30th October, 1946. December, 1943. Dated 17th January, 1947.

SUPERNUMERARY LIST, N.Z. REGULAR FORCE OFFICERS STRUCK OFF THE STRENGTH OF THE 2ND NEW ZEALAND Major (temp. Colonel) W. R. Burge, M.C., is posted to the EXPEDITIONARY FORCE Retired List with the rank of Colonel. Dated 5th January, 1947. Captain P. K. Rhind, and is posted to The Canterbury Regiment with the temporary rank of Captain, with seniority from 1st May, N.Z. PERMANENT STAFF 1943. Dated 17th January, 1947. Captain and Quartermaster (temp. Major and Quartermaster) L. McL. Hill, Esq., War Corr'espondent. Dated 11th January, J. S. King, M.B.E., to be Major and Quartermaster. Dated 14th 1947. December, 1946. The undermentioned officers, and are reposted to the Reserve N.Z. TEMPORARY STAFF of Officers, •Supplementary List :- Temp. Lieutenant S. E. Gray to be temp. Captain. Dated Captain R. A. Prebble. Dated 31st December, 1946. 1st January, 1947. Temp. 2nd Lieutenant H. E. Foster (attached Corps of N.Z. Lieutenants- Electrical and Mechanical· Engineers) to be temp. Lieutenant. R. Kake, with the rank of ·Lieutenant. Dated 23rd Dated 24th January, 194 7. · November, 1946. Temp. Lieutenant P. J. McGowan, from the Reserve of Officers, A. R. McLay, M.C. Dated 9th January, 1947. Supplementary List, to be temp. 2nd Lieutenant. Dated 20th January, 1947. The undermentioned officers, and are posted to the Reserve of Officers, Supplementary List :- TERRITORIAL FORCE Lieutenant-Colonel K. R. Archer, M.B., Ch.B. Dated 26th N.Z. INFANTRY December, 1946. Captain (temp. Major) E. W. Hunt, M.B., Ch.B., N.Z. Medical The Waikato Regiment Corps. Dated 15th January, 1947. Warren Hastings Mason to be 2nd Lieutenant (on prob.), and is seconded to the Hamilton High School Cadets, Area 4. Captains- Dated 25th November, 1946. H. B. J. Sutton. Dated 17th December, 1946. William Ross Edwards to be 2nd Lieutenant (on prob.), R. T. Watson, M.B., Ch.B., N.Z. Medical Corps. Dated and is seconded to the Taumaranui District High School Cadets, 14th January, 1947. Area 4. Dated 28th November, 1946. Lieutenants- W. G. Pike. Dated 10th January, 1947. The Hawke's Bay Regiment D. H. McLeod. Dated 17th January, 1947. Alan Daniel Mackinlay Gordon Laing (late Captain, Indian Junior Commander B. A. Browne. Dated 27th December, 194,6. Army), to be Captain, and is transferred to the Reserve of Officers, Class I (b), Area 7. Dated 16th December, 1946. F. JONES, Minister of Defence.

Transfers to the Supernumerary List, New Zealand Regular F@rce

Army Department, Wellington, 24th January, 1947. HIS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased to approve of the following:- SUPERNUMERARY LIST, N.Z. REGULAR FORCE The undermentioned officers, having attained or passed the normal age for retirement, are transferred from their corps to the Super­ numerary List, N.Z. Regular Force. Dated 13th December, 1946 :-

Former Date of Rank. Name. Corps. Seniority.

Colonel I. T. Standish, C.M.G., D.S.O. R.N.Z.A. 15th April, 1940. Colonel (temp. Brigadier 24th November, 1941) A. E. Conway, C.B., 0.B.E. N.Z.S.C. 1st January, 1946. Lieut.-Colonel (temp. Brigadier 27th March, 1942) L. G. Goss, C.B. N.Z.S.C. 1st September, 1939. Lieut.-Colonel S.H. Crump, C.B.E., D.S.O. N.Z.S.C. 1st September, 1939. Lieut.-Colonel (temp. Brigadier 24th November, 1941) H. E. Avery, C.M.G., C.B.E., D.S.O. N.Z.S.C. 12th August, 1940. Lieut. -Colonel· H. M. Foster, O.B.E. N.Z.S.C. 1st August, 1941. Lieut. -Colonel (temp. Brigadier 20th April, 1946) F. L. Hunt, O.B.E. N.Z.S.C. 25th July, 1942. Lieut.-Colonel A. Bongard, O.B.E., M.C. N.Z.S.C. 21st October, 1943. Lieut.-Colonel V. G. Jervis N.Z.S.C. 11th September, 1945. Lieut.-Colonel W. Murphy, C.B.E., M.C. N.Z.S.C. 30th November, 1945. Major (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 27th February, 1941) K. J. Walker N.Z.S.C. 1st September, 1939. Major (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 1st November, 1941) E. L. G. Bown, O.B.E. N.Z.S.C. 2nd December, 1939. Major (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 22nd April, 1941) V. J. Innes, O.B.E. N.Z.S.C. 23rd February, 1940. Major J. W. Barry N.Z.S.C. 23rd February, 1940. Major A. J. Moore N.Z.S.C. 23rd February, 1940. Major (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 5th August, 1941) H. E. Erridge, O.B.E. N.Z.A.0.C. 23rd February, 1940. Major (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 26th March, 1942) J. N. Henry N.Z.S.C. 23rd February, 1940. Major (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 1st November, 1943) J.P. Joyce, D.C.M. R.N.Z.A. 1st August, 1941. Major (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 14th February, 1944) R. J. Eyre N.Z.S.C. 1st August, 1941. Major D. L. Lewis N.Z.A.O.C. 18th December, 1942. Major J. Vincent, M.B.E., D.C.M., M.M. N.Z.S.C. 14th January, 1944. Major G. H. Macan N.Z.S.O. 25th January, 1944. Major D. Nicol, M.B.E. N.Z.A.O.C. 1st February, 1944. Major A. R. Cockerell, D.S.O. N.Z.S.C. 21st December, 1944. Major F. G. M. Jenkins, D.C.M. N.Z.S.C. 24th February, 1945. Captain (temp. Major 14th October, 1940) A. P. McCormack, lYI.C. N.Z.S.C. 1st November, 1937. Captain (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 1st May, 1942) J. H. Sharp, O.B.E. N.Z.S.C. 1st April, 1939. Captain (temp. Major 15th January, 1943) R. H. Perrett, M.B.E. N.Z.S.C. 29th September, 1942.

F. JONES, Minister of Defence. 82 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [~o. 4

Postings and Graduation List of O.ffioers of the New Zealand Regular Force

Army Department; Wellington, 24th January, 1947. IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased to appr~ve of the following. Consequent upon the reorganization of New Zealand H Regular Force and regrading of Regular Force officers, the following postings and graduation list of officers (excluding Quartermaster commissioned officers) in order of seniority, is effective as from 9th January, 1947 :-

GRADUATION LIST

Date of Rank. Name. Former Corps to I Corps. I which now posted. Seniority. Maj or-General N. W. McD. Weir, C.B., C.B.E. N.Z.S.C .. . Generals' List 1st January, 1946. Colonel (temp. Brigadier 24th February, 1942) .. E. T. Rowllings, C.B.E. N.Z.S.C .. . Colonels' List 1st August, 1941. Colonel (temp. Brigadier 21st November, 1944) L. Potter, D.S.O. N.Z.S.C .. . Colonels' List 30th July, 1942. Colonel (temp. Brigadier 28th February, 1942) A. B. Williams, D.S.O. R.N.Z.A .. . Colonels' List 1st January, 1946. Colonel (temp. Brigadier 1st January, 1946) G. B. Parkinson, C.B.E., D.S.0. R.N.Z.A .. . Colonels' List 7th April, 1946. Colonel (temp. Brigadier 28th February, 1942) ... R. S. Park, C.B.E. R.N.Z:A .. . Colonels' List 7th July, 1946. Lieut.-Colonel (temp. Brigadier 15th August, K. L. Stewart, C.B., C.B.E., N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Armoured 1st September, 1939. 1946) D.S.O. Corps Lieut.-Colonel D. H. W. H. Donaldson N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 1st September, 1939. Lieut-Colonel (temp. Brigadier 9th March, 1946) W. G. Gentry, D.S.O., -0.B.E. N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Engineers 29th July, 1941. Lieut.-Colonel C. E. Weir, C.B., C.B.E., D.S.O. R.N.Z.A .. . R.N.Z.A. 30th July, 1941. Lieut.-Colonel R. C. Queree, C.B.E., D.S.O ... R.N.Z.A .. . R.N.Z.A. 31st July, 1941. Lieut.-Colonel (temp. Colonel 7th August, 1946) G. Dittmer, C.B.E., D._S.O., M.C. N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 1st August, 1941. Lieut. -Colonel L. W. Andrew, V.C., D.S.O. N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 23rd January, 1944. Lieut. -Colonel G. H. Clifton, D.S.O., M.C. N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 24th January, 1944. Lieut. -Colonel S. M. Satterthwaite .. N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 25th January, 1944. Lieut.-Colonel J. I. Brooke N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 7th July, 1946. Lieut.-Colonel L. W. Thornton, O.B.E. R.N.Z.A .. . R.N.Z.A. 13th December, 1946. Lieut.-Colonel C. S. J. Duff, D.S.0 ... R.N.Z.A .. . R.N.Z.A. 13th December, 1946. Major D. T. Maxwell, O.B.E. N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 1st September, 1939. Major J. A. M. Clachan N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 1st September, 1939, Major (temp. Lieut-Colonel 26th August, 1942) J. R. Page, D.S.0. R.N.Z.A .. . R.N.. Z.A. 1st September, 1939. Major (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 8th September, 1946) W. S. McKinnon, B.Sc. R.N.Z.A .. . R.N.Z.A. 1st Septembe:r, 1939. Maj-or (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 4th September, 1946) A. H. Andrews, O.B.E., B.E .. . N.Z.A.O.C. N.Z.A.O.C ... 1st September, 1939. Major (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 15th May, 1946) H. E. Gilbert, D.S.O., O.B.E .. . R.N.Z.A .. . R.N.Z.A. 1st September, 1939. Major (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 23rd July, 1945) A. R. Currie, D.S.O., B.E. (Civ.), N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Engineers ~st September, 1939. A.M.N.Z.I.E. Major (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 18th April, 1945) A. H. L. Sugden N.Z.S.C .. . N .Z. Regiment 1st September, 1939. Major (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 18th July, 1946) G. P. Sanders, D.S.O., A.M.I.C.E. N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Engineers 1st September, 1939. Major (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 10th May, 1946) J. Brooke-White, M.Sc., B.E. N.Z.S.C .. . . N.Z. Engineers 1st September, 1939 . Major G. M. McCaskill N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 1st September, 193~ .. Major G. H. Heal, M.B.E. N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Corps of 1st August, 1941. Signals Major (temp. Lieut.-Colonel 24th September, 1945) S. B. Wallace, B.E. N.Z.E.M.E. N.Z.E.M,E ... 28th February, 1942. Major H. G. Wooller N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Armoured _15th July, 1942. Corps Major (temp. Lieut-Colonel 31st May, 1946) F. L. H. Davis N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 25th July, 1942. Major E. J. Horwood, M.Sc. N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Corps of 1st December, 1945. Signals Major N. B. Cowper N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 31st August, 1946. Major J. A. Worsnop, J\i.B.E. N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 1st November, 1946. Major J. D. Armstrong N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 22nd November, 1946. Captain (temp. Major 13th March, 1946) R. B. Dawson, D.S.O. N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 19th July, 1942. Captain (temp. Major 5th April, 1946) B. R. Bullot N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 20th July, 1942. Captain (temp. Major 16th January, 1946) W. R. K. Morrison, D.S.O. N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 21st July, 1942. Captain (temp. Major 20th September, 1945) P. G. Monk N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 22nd July, 1942. Captain L. N. McKay R.N.Z.A .. . R.N.Z.A. 25th July, 1942. Captain (temp. Major 10th July, 1946) F. D. McWha, A.M.I.Mech.E ... N.Z.E.M.E. N.Z.E.M.E ... 18th December, 1942 .. Captain (temp. Major 1st April, 1946) R. de la Cour N.Z.S.C .. . R.N.Z.A. 21st April, 1943. Captain .. W. C. T. Foley N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Armoured 21st November, 1943. Corps Captain (temp. Major 1st February, 1946) J. Burns, M.B.E. N.Z.S.C .. . R.N.Z.A. 25th January, 1944. Captain F. N. Armstrong N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Regiment 24th February, 1945. Captain R. A. Bay .. N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Armoured 21st April, 1945. Corps Captain· R. McK. Paterson N.Z.S.C .. . R.N.Z.A. 21st April, 1945. Captain L. A. Kermode N.Z.S.C. N.Z Regiment 11th September, 1945. Captain (temp. Major 10th April, 1946) A. Molineaux N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Regiment 1st December, 1945. Captain E. H. L. Maxwell, M.C. N.Z.S.C .. . R.N.Z.A. 13th January, 1946. Captain L. F. Brooker N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z .. Armoured 14th January, 1946 .. Corps Captain D. C. Powrie N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 15th January, 1946. Captain J. A. Pountney N.Z.S.C. R.N.Z.A. 4th April, 1946. Captain G. E. L. Dawson N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Armoured 7th July, 1946. Corps Captain R. E. Johnston N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 1st November, 1946. Lieutenant R. G. A. Farnell N.Z.A.O.C. N.Z.A.O.C ... 17th August, 1940. Lieutenant R. J. H. Webb N.Z.S.C ... R.N.Z.A. 19th June, 1941. Lieutenant (temp. Captain 15th March, 1946) B. J. McGregor N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Engineers 19th June, 1941. Lieutenant J. A. McPherson N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Regiment 19th June, 1941. Lieutenant G. K. Bunce N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Engineers 29th June, 1942. Lieutenant (temp. Captain 24th August, 1946) A. W. Fitchett N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Corps of 29th June, 1942. Signals Lieutenant R. H. F. Holloway N.Z.S.C .. . R.N.Z.A. 29th June, 1942. Lieutenant R. W. K. Ainge N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Army Ser­ 29th June, 1942. vice Corps Lieu_tenant (temp. Captain 26th August, 1946) R. M. Martin N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Armoured 29th June, 1942. Corps Lieutenant (temp. Captain 12th August, 1946) R. M. Gurr .. N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Armoured 29th June, 1942. Corps Lieutenant B. A. ·Andrews N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Regiment 14th December, 1942. Lieutenant J. W. Stenberg N.Z.S.C .. . N.Z. Corps of 14th December, 1942. Signals Lieutenant R. D. P. Hassett N.Z.S.C.. . R.N.Z.A. 14th December. 1942. Lieutenant C. C Jordan NZ.S.C.. . N.Z. Armoured 14th December, 1942. Corps Lieutenant L. W. Wright N.Z.S.C.. . R.N.Z.A. 14th December, 1942. Lieutenant H. A. Colquhoun N.Z.S.C.. . R.N.Z.A. 14th December, 1942. J:AN. 30] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 83··:

GRADUATION LIST-continued

Rank. Former Corps to I Date of Name. Corps. which now posted. Seniority. I

Lieutenant S. R. Lewis N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Army Ser- 14th December, 1942. vice Corps Lieutenant I. R. Diggle N.Z.S.C. R.N.Z.A. 14th December, 1943. Lieutenant H. L. Jones N.Z.S.C. R.N.Z.A. 14th December, 1943. Lieutenant C. C. Boyce N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Corps of 14th December, 1943. Signals Lieutenant K. C. Fenton N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Engineers 14th December, 1943. Lieutenant F. H. Childs N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Armoured 14th December, 1943. Corps Lieutenant G. H. Littlejohn N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Army Ser- 14th December, 1943. vice Corps Lieutenant D. M. Belton N.Z.S.C. R.N.Z.A. 14th December, 1943. Lieutenant H.B. Conway N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Regiment 14th December, 1943. Lieutenant R.H. Smith N.Z.S.C. R.N.Z.A. 12th December, 1944. Lieutenant P, W. F. Joplin N.Z.S.C. R.N.Z.A. 12th December, 1944. Lieutenant W. A. Simpson N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Armoured 12th December, 1944. Corps Lieutenant R. K. G. Porter N.Z.S.C. R.N.Z.A. 12th December, 1944. Lieutenant M. Tebbutt N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Regiment 12th December, 1944. Lieutenant S. R. McKeon N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Regiment 12th December, 1944. Lieutenant R. Stanley-Harris N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Regiment 12th December, 1944. Lieutenant I. J. Hellyer N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Regiment 12th December, 1944. Lieutenant J. S. Manning N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Regiment 12th December, 1944. Lieutenant B. T. Poananga N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Regiment 12th December, 1944. Lieutenant D.S. Smith N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Army Ser- 10th December, 1946. vice Corps Lieutenant · ,J H. McM. Salmon N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Regiment 10th December, 1946. Lieutenant V. B. Brown N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Regiment 10th December, 1946. Lieutenant B. 1\'I. Poananga N.Z.S.C. N.Z. Regiment 10th December, 1946.

F. JONES, Minister of Defence.

Award of Foreign Decorations Member of the Waiait Rabbit Board appointed.-(NoticeNo. Ag. ·4371)

Air Department, Wellington, 20th January, 1947. Department of Agriculture, IS Majesty the King has granted unrestricted permission for Wellington, 23rd January, 194'7. H the wearing of the undermentioned decorations conferred on IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased, in the officers concerned in recognition of valuable service rendered H pursuance of section 56 of the Rabbit Nuisance Act, 1928, during the war :- to appoint, on the 13th day of January, 1947- Henry Omihi Baker AwARDED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Bronze Star Medal (Foreign) to be a member of the Waiau Rabbit Board, vice Alexander Anderson, resigned. Wing Commander Francis Ross Dix. Flight Lieutenant Anthony St. Aubyn Murray. EDWARD CULLEN, Minister of Agriculture.

American A fr Medal Squadron Leader Guy Hamilton Corbet. F. JONES, Minister of Defence. New Year Honmtrs List

Member of Licensing Committee appointed IS Excellency the Governor-General has announced that the Department of Justice, H King has been graciously pleased, on the occasion of the Wellington, 27th January, 1947. New Year, 'to confer the following Honours :- IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased to H appoint CIVIL DIVISION Walter Gordon Booth, Esquire, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished ·Order of Saint Michael of Kimbolton, to be a member of the Licensing Committee for the and Saint George (K.C.M.G.)- District of Manawatu. The Honourable Humphrey Francis O'Leary, K.C.~ Chief H. G. R. M~SON, Minister of Justice. Justice of New Zealand.

Members of the Veterinary Services Council appointed.-(Notice Knight Commander of the Most Excellenct Order of the British No. Ag. 4372) Empire (K.B.E.)- Professor James Hight, C.M.G., M.A., Litt.D., of Christchurch. Department of Agriculture, Wellington, 23rd January, 1947. Knight Bachelor- IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased, in Professor Charles Ernest Hercus, D.S.O., O.B.E., M.D., B.D.S., H pursuance of subsection (2) of section 3 of the Veterinary of Dunedin; Services Act, 1946, to appoint, on the 10th day of January, 1947- Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael' .. and (a) As representatives of the New Zealand Government­ Saint George (C.M.G.)- William Christopher Barry, Esquire, M.R.C.V.S.; John Francis Filmer, Esquire, D.,V.Sc.; Doctor George Harry Uttley, M.A., D.Sc., of Invercargill. · Edwin Lloyd Greensmith, Esquire, M.Com.; Mr. Howard Dartrey Charles Adams, LL.B., of Wellington. (b) As representatives of the Dominion Federation of Farmers' Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire Veterinary Services (Incorporated)- (C.B.E.)- Allan Leslie, Esquire, M.R.C.V.S.; Robert Thomas Scott, Esquire; Mr. Ronald Henry Quilliam, of New Plymouth. (c) As representatives of the New Zealand Dairy Board­ Doctor James Hardie-Neil, D.S.O., of Auckland. Andrew Linton, Esquire ; William Greig Macartney, Esquire; Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (O.B.E.)­ (d) As the representative of the New Zealand Meat-producers Mr. Robert Boulter, C.M.G., His Majesty's Trade Commissioner Board- in New Zealand. · · Gilbert Hutton Grigg, Esquire; Doctor Arthur Gordon Butchers, of Wellington. (e) As the representative of the New Zealand Wool,Board­ Miss Blanche Louise Clark, of Masterton. Walter Horrobin, Esquire; Mr. Richard Francis Madden, of Wellington. Mr. Alan Edward Mulgan, of Wellington. ( f ) As the representative of the New Zealand Veterinary Mr. Robert Thomas George Patrick, of the staff of the New Association- Zealand Legation in Moscow. George MacDonald, Esquire, M.R.C.V.S.; Mr. Arthur Percy Postlewaite, of Auckland. to be members of the Veterinary Services Council established under Captain Arthur Henry Prosser, of Auckland. the said Act. Mr. Waimarama Puhara, of Pakipaki. EDWARD- CULLEN, Minister of Agriculture. Mr. James Ernest Strachan, of Rangiora. B 84 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE . [Ne. 4

Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (M.B.E.)­ Appointments in the Public Service Sister Jessie Alexander, of Auckland. Miss Isabella Banks, of Te Araroa. Office of the Public Service Commission, Mr. John Joseph Gallagher, of Wellington. Wellington, 28th January, 1947. Mr. Frederick Vernon Horne, of Auckland. HE Public Service Commission has made the following Miss Minnie Johns Jeffery, of Dunedin. appointments in the Public Service :- Miss Martha Leslie, of Auckland. T Mr. George Jennings Petherick, of Wellington. . John Gordon MoGhie Miss Alice Pochetty, of the Staff of the High Commissioner's to be District Public Trustee at Napier for the purposes of the Office, London. Public Trust Office Amendment Act, 1921-22, on and aft.er the Mr. John McLean Robertson, of Westport. 6th day of January, 1947. Mr. Patrick Joseph Twomey, of Christchurch. Mrs. Helena Elizabeth Wise, of Eastbourne. Eric George Rhodes Mrs. Deborah Goldsmith, of Wellington. to be Registrar at Christchurch of the Supreme Court of New Zealand and Sheriff for the District of Canterbury for the purposes MILITARY DIVISION of the Judicature Act, 1908, Registrar and Marshal at Christchurch Oor;ipanion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath (0.B.)­ of the Supreme Court of New Zealand in respect of its jurisdiction . Brigadier Keith Lindsay Stewart, C.B.E., D.S.O., of Wellington. as a Colonial Court of Admiralty unq.er the Colonial Courts of Admiralty Act, 1890, on and after the 23rd day of June, 1944. Oo~~ander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire John Harold Cameron Halliday (O.B.E.)- t9 be Registrar of Marriages and of Births and Deaths for the Group Captain Malcolm Frederick Calder, R.N.Z.A.F., of District of Huntly, on and from the 23rd day of December, 19.4(>, Wellington. and Registrar of Births and Deaths of Maoris at Huntly, on and· from the 23rd day of December, 1946. Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (O.B.E.)­ Wilfred Augustine Dowd Captain George Hamilton Dennistoun, D.S.O., R.N. (Retired), . of Rangitata. to be Assistant Land Registrar for the District of Wellington pursuant . Lieutenant-Colonel George Patrick O'Leary, N.Z.P.S., of to the provisions of section 4 of the Land Transfer Act, 1915, on Wellington. and from the 27th day of January, 1947. Acting Group Captain Thomas James Denton, R.N.Z.A.F., of Raymond Gilbert Church Wellington. to be Inspector for the purposes of the Weights and Measures Act, Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (M.B.E.)­ 1925, on and from the 1st day of January, 1947. Mr. William Corbet Laventure, Temporary Acting Boatswain, Henry Goodwin Kingsland Adamson R.N.Z.N., of Auckland. Senior Commander Geraldine Vida Moyle McClure, W.A.A.C., to be Deputy Commissioner of Crown Lands for the South Auckland of Wellington. Land District for the purposes of the Land Act, 1924, on and from Major John Henry Cowdrey, N.Z.M.C., of Wellington. the 1st day of January, 1947. Major and Quartermaster Arthur Barrington Kitchen, R.A., of Harley Lyall Alton Morris the Staff of the New Zealand Military Liaison Office, London. to be an Analyst for the purposes of the Sale of Food and Drugs MaJor Harry Stevens Harbott, 2nd N.Z.E.F., of Timaru. Act, 1908, on and from the 21st day of January, 1947. Warrant Officer John Walter Cook, R.N.Z.A.F., of Oamaru. Eoin Bruce Chisholm Murray Flight Lieutenant Victor Graham Baskiville-Robinson, R.N.Z.A.F., of Auckland. to be District Land Registrar and Examiner of Titles for the District of Otago pursuant to the provisions of section 4 of the Land Transfer Air Force Gross (A.F.0.)- Act, 1915, and Registrar of Deeds for the District of Otago pursuant to the provisions of section 6 of the Deeds Registration Act, 1908, Acting Squadron Leader Robert Maxwell McKay, R.N.Z.A.F., on and from the 27th day of January, 194 7. of Christchurch. Flight Lieutenant Arthur Oliver Hewitt, R.N.Z.A.F., of Gord<;m Janisch Auckland. to be Assistant Land Registrar for the District of Nelson pursuant to the provisions of section 4 of the Land Transfer Act, 1915, on and Air Force Medal (A.F.M.)- from the 14th day of February, 1947. Flight Sergeant Andrew Houston Campbell Aitken, R.N.Z.A.F., of Auckland. Richard Bernard Williams to be Assistant Land Registrar for the District of Canterbury pur­ British Empire Medal (B.E.M.)- suant to the provisions of section 4 of the Land Transfer Act, 1915, C~ef Petty Officer Cook (S) Francis Mervyn Thompson, on and from the 27th day of January, 1947. R.N.Z.N., of Auckland. Arthur Patrick Benjamin Petty Officer Telegraphist Albert Charles Arthur Tite, R.N.Z.N., of Wellington. to be Assistant Land Registrar for the District of Auckland pursuant· Chief Wren (2nd Class) Teresa Genevieve Williamson, of to the provisions of section 4 o:( the Land Transfer Act, 1915, on Hamilton. and from the 14th day of February, 1947. Petty Officer Harold George Josey, R.N.Z.N., of Auckland. David Andrew Young Staff Sergeant (Temporary Warrant Officer, Class I) Denis Christian Pedersen, N.Z.P.S., of Auckland. to be District Land Registrar and Examiner of Titles for the District Staff Sergeant (Temporary Warrant Officer, Class I) James of Taranaki pursuant to the provisions of section 4 of the Land . Benjamin Bishop, R.N.Z.A., of Turakina. Transfer Act, 1915, and Registrar of Deeds for the District of Senior Sergeant Gwendoline Margaret Florence Matheson, Taranaki pursuant to the provisions of section 6 of the Deeds W.A.A.F., of Hastings. Registration Act, 1908, on and from the 3rd day of March, 1947. Flight Sergeant Hugo Dickson, R.N.Z.A.F., of Nelson. L. A. ATKINSON, Secretary. Oorrvmendation for Valuable Service in the Air- Flying Officer Mervyn James Davies, R.N.Z.A,F., of Grey. mouth. l!'light Lieutenant John Raynor McClymont, R.N.Z.A.F., of Depnty Registrars of Marriages, &c., appointed Auckland. Flight Lieutenant William Allan Murray, R.N.Z.A.F., ofTimaru. Registrar-General's Office, Wellington, 28th January, 194 7. D. E. FOUHY, Official Secretary. T is hereby notified that the following appointments have been made·- I .. Eric William Belcher to be Deputy Registrar of Marriages and of Births and Deaths for Additional Member of Domain Board appointed the District of Kumara, on and from the 10th day of January, 1947. Department of Lands and Survey, Geoffrey Charles Gordon Wellington, 27th January, 1947. to be Deputy Registrar of Marriages and of Births and Deaths for IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased, in the District of Nelson, on and from the 27th day of January, 1947. H pursuance of section 46 of the Public Reserves, Domains, Alexander Speakman Louisson and National Parks Act, 1928, to increase the total number of to be Deputy Registrar of Marriages and of Births and Deaths for members of the Tokaanu Domain Board from seven to eight, and the District of Invercargill, on and from the 21st day of January, to appoint 1947. . Lawrence Samuel Dennis Roy Charles Moyle as the additional member thereby rendered necessary. to be Deputy Registrar of Marriages and of Births and Deaths for D. M. GREIG, Under-Secretary for Lands. the District of Waihi, on and from the 6th day of January, 1947. (L. and S. 1/1011) P. H. WYLDE, Deputy Registrar-Gerie~al. THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Declaring Parts of Tribal Districts to be Tribal Committee Areas Tautehihi Tribal Committee Area under the Maori Social and Economic Advancement Act, 1945 All that area bounded by a line commencing at the north­ western corner of Section 36, Block XV, Takahue Survey District; thence easterly along a right line to Trig. Station K 6, Otianga, URSUANT to section 14 of the Maori Social and Economic in Block II, Mangamuka Survey District ; thence south-easterly P Advancement Act, 1945, I, Peter Fraser, Native Minister, along a right line passing through the northern corner of Old Land do hereby declare the parts of the several tribal districts described Claim 123 to the middle of the Waihou River; thence south-westerly in the Schedule hereto to be tribal committee areas for the purposes generally down the middle of that river and the Hokianga Harbour of the said Act, and do hereby assign to each of the several areas to the easternmost corner of the Motukaraka, Tribal Committee the name appearing at the head of the description of each such area. Area hereinbefore described; thence north-westerly along the north­ eastern boundaries of that district to the north-western comer of Section 36, Block XV, Takahue Survey District, the point of SCHEDULE commencement. PANGURU TRIBAL DISTRICT Mangamulca Tribal Committee Area Mitimiti Tribal Committee Area All that area bo'unded by a line commencing at the north­ t\LL that area bounded by a line commencing at a point on the western corner of Section 36, Block XV, Takahue. Survey District; sea,-coast in Block XIII, Whangape Survey District, being the thence north-easterly and south-easterly generally along the north­ southern corner of Whakarawerua B Block; thence north-easterly western and north-eastern boundaries of the Northern Hokianga along the south-eastern boundary of that block to its south-eastern Tribal District to Trig. Station Ratakamaru in Block XII, Maunga­ . corner; thence south-easterly along a right line to the northernmost taniwha Survey District; thence south-westerly along a right line corner of Matihetihe No. lG No. 4 Block, in Block XIV, Whangape to Trig. Station K 6, Otianga, in Block II, Mangamuka Survey Survey District, and a right line to the north-eastern corner of District ; thence westerly along a right line, being the northern Section 7, Block II, Hokianga Survey District ; thence easterly boundary of the Tautehihi Tribal Committee Area hereinbefore along a right line passing through the southernmost corner of Old described, to the north-western corner of Section 36, Block XV, Land Claim 350 to the middle of the Hokianga Harbour; thence Takahue Survey District, the point of commencement. southerly down the middle of that harbour to the sea; thence north-e~sterly to and along the sea-coast to the southern corner of Rangiahua Tribal Committee Area vVhakarawerua B Block, the point of commencement. All that area bounded by a line commencing at Trig. Station Ratakamaru, in Block XII, Maungataniwha Survey District ; Pawarenga Tribal Committee Area thence south-westerly along a right line to Trig. Station K 6, Otiango., All that area bounded by a line commencing at Trig. Station 42, in Block II, Mangamuka Survey District ; thence south0 easterly Pareokawa, on the northern boundary of Block VIII, Whangape along a right line to the northernmost corner of Old La11.d Claim 123; Survey District ; thence southerly along a right line to Trig. thence easterly along a right line passing through Trig. Station Station D, Opango, on the eastern boundary of Block XII, Whangape N in Block V, Omapere Survey District, to the eastern boundary Survey District, and a right line to the northernmost corner of of the Northern Hokianga Tribal District; thence northerly anq. Matihetihe No. 1G No. 4 Block, being a point on the boundary of north-westerly along the eastern and north-eastern boundaries of the Mitimiti Tribal Committee Area hereinbefore described ; thence that district to Trig. Station Ratakamaru, the point of commence­ north-westerly along that boundary to the sea-coast, being a point ment. on the boundary of the Panguru Tribal District ; thence north­ Utalcura Tribal Committee Area wt:\sterly, north-easterly, and south-easterly along that boundary to Trig. Station 42, Pareokawa, the point of commencement. All that area bounded by a line commencing at the northerrt­ most corner of Old Land Claim 123, in Block VII, Mangamu.ka Survey District ; thence easterly along the southern boundary of W aihou Tribal Committee Area the Rangiahua Tribal Committee Area, hereinbefore described, to All that area bounded by a line commencing at Trig. Station D, the eastern boundary of the Northern Hokianga Tribal District; Opango, on the eastern boundary of Block XII, Whangape Survey thence southerly along that boundary to Trig. Station A 1, Puke­ District; thence south-easterly along a right line to the southern­ wharariki, in Block XIII, Omapere Survey District ; thence easterly most point of Waihou Lower No. A 33D Block; thence easterly along a right line to the northernmost corner of Motukiore E Bloc~ ; along the southern boundary of that block and its production to the thence northerly along a right line to Trig. Station Q, Pukewhao, middle of the Whakarapa Creek; thence south-easterly and along a right line to the northernmost corner of Old Land Claim 102, southerly generally down the middle of that creek and the Hokianga in Block XII, Mangamuka Survey District, and along a right line Harbour to the northern boundary of the Mitimiti Tribal Committee to the easternmost corner of the Tautehihi Tribal Committee Area, Area hereinbefore described; thence westerly and north-westerly hereinbefore described, in the middle of the Waihou River; thence along that boundary to the eastern boundary of the Pawarenga north-westerly along the north-eastern boundary of that area to Tribal Committee Area hereinbefore described; thence northerly the northernmost corner of Old Land Claim 123, the point of along that boundary to Trig. Station D, Opango, the point of commencement. commencement. Motukiore Tribal Committee Area Whalcarapci Tribal Committee Area All that area bounded by a line commencing at the northern­ All that area bounded by a line commencing at Trig. Station 42, most corner ofMotukiore E Block, in Block XV, Mangamuka Sutvey Pareokawa, being a point on the north-eastern boundary of the District, being a point on the south-western boundary of the Northern Panguru Tribal District ; thence south-easterly along that boundary Hokianga Triba.l District ; thence westerly and northerly generally to Trig. Station H, Waiwhakaruku; thence south-westerly along along that boundary to the south-eastern boundary of the Motu­ a right line to the westernmost corner of Tapuwae No. lB Block; karaka Tribal Committee Area herein before described; thence thence south-easterly along the south-western boundary of that north-easterly generally along that boundary and the south-eastern block to its southern corner; thence south-westerly along a right boundary of the Tautehihi Tribal Committee Area, hereinbefore line to the north-eastern corner of Section 37, Block XVI, Whangape described, to the western boundary of the Utakura Tribal Commit.tt:\~ Survey District, and along the south-eastern boundari!:ls of the Area hereinbefore described; thence southerly generally along said Section 37, Sections 38, 39, 40, and 42, all of Block XVI afore­ that boundary to the northernmost corner of Motukiore E Block, said, and the production of the last-mentioned boundary to the the point of commencement. middle of the Whakarapa Creek; thence north-westerly along the north-eastern boundaries of the Waihou and Pawarenga Tribal Committee Areas, both hereinbefore described, to Trig. Station 42, Taheke Tribal Committee Area Pareokawa, the point ~f commencement. All that area bounded by a line commencing at the 11ortheti1• most corner ofMotukiore E Block, in Block XV, Mangamuka Survey M otuti 'Pribal Committee Area District ; thence easterly along a right line to Trig, Station A 1, Pukewharariki; thence south-westerly along a right line to Trig, All that area bounded by a line commencing at 'rrig. Station H, Station 122, Puketutu, and another right line to the easternmost Waiwhakamku, being a point on the north-eastern boundary of the corner of Whawharu B South No. 4 Block; thence north-westerly Panguru Tribal District ; thence south-easterly and westerly along the south-western boundary of the Northern Hokianga Tribal generally along the boundaries of that district to the north-eastern District to the northernmost qorner of Motukiore E Block, tM boundary of the Waihou Tribal Committee Area hereinbefore point of commencement. · described; thence north-westerly along that boundary to the eastern boundaries of the Whakarapa Tribal Committee Area, hereinbefore described, to Trig. Station H, Waiwhakaruku, the Otaua Tribal Cornmittee Area point of commencement. All that area bounded by a line commencing at Trig. Station Al, Pukewharariki, being a point on the eastern boundary of the N otthem NORTHERN HoKIANGA TRIBAL DISTRICT Hokianga Tribal District; thence southerly, westerly, and northerly generally along the boundaries of the said district to the easternmost Motulcaralca Tribal Committee Area corner of Whawharu B South No. 4 Block; thence north-easterly All that area bounded by a line commencing at the north­ along the south-eastern boundaries of the Taheke Tribal Committee western corner of Section 36, Block XV, Takahue Survey District; Are.a, hereinbefore described, to Trig. Station Al, Pukewhatariki, thence south-easterly along a right line to Trig. Station K 2, Rahui­ the point of commencement. · rapa, in Block V, Mangamuka Survey District, and a right line passing through the north-western corner of Section 24, Block XIV, SOUTHERN HOKIANGA TRIBAL DISTRICT Mangamuka Survey District, to the middle of the Hokianga Harbour; thence westerly along the middle of that harbour to the boundary Waimamalcu Tribal Committee Area of the Northern Hokianga Tribal District; thence westerly, north­ All that area bounded by a line commencing at the north­ westerly, and north-easterly generally along that boundary to the western corner of Block IV, Waipoua Survey District, being a point north-western corner of Section 36, Block XV, Takahue Survey on the south-eastern boundary of the Southern Hokianga Tribal District, the point of commencement. l District; thence southerly, westerly, and north-westerly generally THE.NEW :ZEALAND .GAZETTE [No. 4

along the boundaries of that district to the mouth of the Waiwhata­ SCHEDULE whata Stream; thence easterly along a right line to Trig. Station APPROXIMATE areas of the pieces of land required to be taken :- 114, in Block XI, Waoku Survey District; thence south-easterly A. R. P. Being along a right line to the north-western corner of Block IV, Waipoua 0 0 12 Section 358, 'Town of Reefton, and being the whole of Survey District, the point of commencement. the land comprised and described in Certificate of Title, Volume le, folio 878 (Nelson Land Registry). Kolcohuia Tribal Committee Area, O O 12 Section 359, Town of Reefton, and being the whole of the land comprised and described in Certificate AU that area bounded by a line commencing at Trig. Station 114, of Title, Volume lG, folio 575 (Nelson Land in Block XI, Waoku Survey District; thence north-westerly along Registry). a right line to Trig. Station 104, Ngapukehaua, in Block VII, Waoku As the same are more particularly delineated on the plan Survey District ; thence westerly along a right line to the south­ marked P.W.D. 124562, deposited in the office of the Minister of eastern corner of the land shown on the plan numbyred 6456, lodged Works at Wellington, and thereon edged red. in the office of the District Land Registrar at Auckland, and being part of the Wheorooro Block, in Block VI, Hokianga Survey District ; As witness my hand at Wellington, this 24th day of J anua.ry, thence north-westerly along the south-western boundary of the land 1947. shown ori the plan aforesaid and its production to the middle of the Hokianga Harbour ; thence southerly generally down the middle of R SEMPLE, Minister 1of Works. that harbour, to and along the sea-coast to the mouth of the Wai­ (P.W. 80/119.). whatawhata Stream ; thence easterly along a right line, being the northern boundary of the Waimamaku Tribal Committee Area hereinbefore described, to Trig. Station 114, the point of commence­ Notice regard·ing Payment for Pharmaceutical Supplies under the ment. Social Secur,ity Act, 1938 Waima Tribal Committee Area [Form Pharm. S.B.-1 (1946) All that area bounded by a line commencing at Trig. Station DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 103, Oparia, in Block XIV, Mangamuka Survey District, being a point on the boundary of the Northern Hokianga Tribal District ; DRUG TARIFF, SEPTEMBER, 1946 thence easterly, south-easterly, and westerly generally along the boundaries of that district and of the Southern Hokianga Tribal URSUANT to section 90 of the. Sogj.al Security Act, 1938, I, District to the north-western corner of Block IV, Waipoua Survey P Arnold Henry Nordmeyer, Minister of Health, do hereby fix , District; thence north-westerly along right lines to Trig. Station as hereinafter appears the prices to be paid for medicines, drugs, 114, Trig. Station 104, Ngapukehaua, Trig. Station N, Horotiu, to materials, and appliances supplied to persons entitled to claim Trig.· Station 103, Oparia, the point of commencement. pharmaceutical benefits under the said Act, and the terms and conditions subject to which such medicines, drugs, materials, and appliances shall be supplied, and for that purpose do hereby direct Omanaia Tribal Committee Area as follows :- All that area bounded by a line commencing at Trig. Station 1. This direction may be cited as " the Drug Tariff 103; • Oparia, in Block XIV, Mangamuka Survey District ; thence (September, 1946)." south-easterly along the south-western boundary of the Waima 2. This direction shall apply to all pharmaceutical requirements Tribal Committee Area, hereinbefore described, to Trig. Station 104, supplied on or after the 1st day of September, 1946, to persons Ngapukehaua; thence westerly along the northern boundary of entitled to claim pharmaceutical benefits under the said Act, and to the .Kokohuia Tribal Committee Area, herein before described, to the supply on or after that date of all pharmaceutical requirements the middle of the Whirinaki River; thence north-westerly down the so supplied. middle of that river to a point in line with the south-eastern boundary 3. The Drug Tariff (November, 1943), shall not apply to any of Section 17, Block VI, Waoku Survey District ; thence northerly pharmaceutical requirements supplied on or after the 1st day of :. along· a right line to the southern extremity of the Omanaia Bridge September, 1946, to persons entitled to claim pharmaceutical at Poniwhenua Point ; thence along the south side of that bridge benefits under the said Act or to the supply on or after that date of to the middle of the Omanaia River Channel ; thence northerly any phar~aceutical requirements so supplied. ·generally along that channel to the middle of the Hokiang1;1, Harbour; INTERPRETATION ·thence easterly generally along the boundary of the Northern Hokianga Tribal District to Trig. Station 103, Oparia, the point of 4. In this drug tariff, including the New Zealand Formulary, .'commencement. unless the context otherwise requires,- " B.P." means the 1932 edition of the British Pharmacopreia, Whirinaki Tribal Committee Area together with the seven addenda thereto in existence at the 1st day of February, 1945 : All that area bounded by a line commencing at Trig. Station "B.P.C." means the 1934 edition of the British Pharma­ 1831, in Block V, Waoku Survey District; thence north-westerly ceutical Codex, together with the seven supplements along a right line passing through Mahena Island to the middle of thereto in existence at the 1st day of February, 1945: the Hokianga Harbour; thence up the middle of that harbour "The Fund" means the Social Security Fund established to the western boundary of the Omanaia Tribal Committee Area under the Social Security Act, 1938 : hereinbefore described ; thence southerly generally along that "N.Z.F." means the New Zealand Formulary of pharma­ boundary to the northern boundary of the Kokohuia Tribal ceutical requirements, with the prices there-of (when Committee Area hereinbefore described; thence westerly along specified therein), rules for pricing, directions, and that boundary to a point due south of Trig. Station 1831; prohibitions in respect of the supply of pharmaceutical :thenc!:l due north along a right line to Trig. Station 1831, the point requirements published by the Minister for the purposes -0f commencement. hereof, together with all amendments thereof by way of additions thereto, deletions therefrom, or any other Pakanae-Horotu Tribal Committee Area alterations thereof contained in any addenda to the said formulary published aa.aforesaid: . . All that area bounded by a line commencing at Trig. Station " Proprietary preparation " means any compound or 1831, in Block V, Waoku Survey District; thence due south to the preparation that is prescribed in any medical prescription northern boundary of the Kokohuia Tribal Committee Area herein­ by reference to any trade-mark or trade-name or by before described ; thence westerly along that boundary to the reference to the name of the manufacturers thereof: middle of the Hokianga Harbour; thence northerly generally up " The regulations " mean the Social Security (Pharma'­ the middle of that harbour to the westernmost corner of the Whirinaki ceutical Supplies) Regulations 1941 : TIJ.'ibal Committee Area herein before described ; thence south-easterly Expressions used herein and defined in the regulations have a-long the.south-western boundary of that area to Trig. Station 1831, the meanings assigned to them by the regulations. ithe point of commencement. So.OPE OF TARIFF · Dated at Wellington, this 20th day of January, 1947. 5. Unless excluded by the operation of one of the provisions of P. FRASER, Native Minister. the table subjoined to this clause, all the medicines, drugs, and (N~lJ. 33/3/4.)· materials, a monograph on, or formula of, which appears in the N.Z.F., B.P., and B.P.C., shall be deemed to be included in this drug tariff and to be pharmaceutical requirements for the purposes hereof.· Table of Materials excluded from Tariff N'OUce .. of l~tention to take Land in the Town of Reefton for Housing Ex~ept in so far as the same are hereinafter specifically allowed, ·, '·.· ·.· ·. . Purposes the following materials, notwithstanding that a monograph thereon or formula thereof may appear as aforesaid, shall not be deemed to be included in this drug tariff :- . ''· 01-'ICE i13 hereby given that it is proposed, under the provis!ons (a) Materials unconditionally excluded ..:....Materials expressly N of the Public Works Act, 1928, to take the land described excluded by the N.Z.F.; cosmetics, soaps, tooth-pastes, in the Schedule hereto for housing purposes : And notice is hereby tooth-powders, all other toilet preparations; insect~ further given tl;tat the plan of the land required to be taken is exterminators, insect-repellants; cleansing-agents deposited in the post-office at Reefton and is there open for ·generally. inspection ; and that all persons affected by the taking of the said (b) Materials allowed only if and when included in the N.Z.F. land should, if they have any well-grounded objections to the taking and then only to the Extent (if any) therein specified.­ of. such land, set forth the same in writing, and send such writing, Proprietary preparations ; serums, vaccines, anti­ within· forty days from the first publication of this notice, to the . toxins ; . sterilized glucose . solutions and sterilized salt­ Minister of Works at Wellington. solutions. THE .NEW ZEALAND.· GAZETTE 87

(c) Materials allowed only when included in a Medicctl MIDWIFERY ORDER Prescription a8 Ingredient8 to be dispen8ed in Combination 14. For the purposes of Regulation 8 of the regulations, the with Phannaceiitical Requirement8, and then only to the materials or· preparations described in the September, '1946, adden­ Extent (if any) therein specified.-Food (as defined in the dum to the N.Z.F., shall be deemed to be authorized midwifery Sale of Food and Drugs Act, 1908); distilled water; pharmaceutical requirements, and contractors may claim 01;1 the local amesthetic, general anresthetic; spiritus coloniensis, .Fund in respect of the supply of the same to the extent therem set chloroform, ether ; ethyl alcohol of a total quantity out. not exceeding 2 fluid ounces of alcohol (90 per cent. by volume); intoxicating liquor as defined in the As witness my hand, this 1st day of September, 1946. Licensing Act, 1908, comprising not more than 12f per cent. by volume of the resultant mixture. A. H. NORDMEYER, Minister of Health.

RULES FOR STANDARD 6. No claim by a contractor on the Fund in respect of the supply of pharmaceutical requirements shall be allowed unless the require· Notice regarding Payrnent for Pharmaceutical Snppl-ies under the ments comply :- Social Security Act, 1938 (a) With any standard prescribed by regulations under the Sale of Food and Drugs Act, 1908: (b) In the absence of any such standard, with a,ny standard DDENDUM dated September, 1946, to the New Zealand prescribed by the N.Z.F.: A Formula.ry, issued by direction of the Honourable the Minister (c) In the absence of any such standards as aforesaid, with any of Health, pursuant to section 90 of the Social Security Act, 1938, standard prescribed by the B.P. : and eJfective on and after 1st September, 1946. (d) In the absence of any of the foregoing standards, then with PART 1.-Substances and Preparations, including Authori,zed any standard prescribed by the B.P.C. Midwifery Pharmaceutical Requirements excluded or included, and standards for preparations so included. PRICE RULES PART 2.-Price Rules under Clause 7 of the Drug Tariff. 7. (1) Where the price of any pharmaceutical requirement is specified in the N.Z.]i-,., a contractor claiming on the fund in respect PART 1.-NEW ZEALAND FORMULARY thereof shall be paid that price. 'l'ABLE OF MATERIALS WHICH ARE UNCONDITIONALLY EXCLUDED (2) Where the price of any pharmaceutical requirement is not UNDER PARAGRAPH (a) OF CLAUSE 5 OF 'l'HE DRUG TARIFF so specified, a contractor claiming on the Fund in respect thereof (a) Any drug, medicine, or medicinal preparation if it appears shall be paid therefor. the price computed in accordance with the from the prescription or is otherwise known to the contractor that rules for pricing set out ,in the N.Z.F. such drug, medicine, or medicinal preparation is not imme~a.t~ly required for the treatment of the person for whom the prescnpt10n CLAIMS ON THE FUND has been given or has not been prescribed for the sole use of that person. 8, Pursuant to Regulation 14, a contractor may submit claims (b) Any proprietary preparation other than proprietary forms for payment for pharmaceuti~al requirements supplied _in 1:espect of any substances or preparations expressly included in the table of half-monthly periods, but m every case where a claim 1s first of materials allowed under the provisions of paragraph (b) of clause 5 received after the expiration of three months from the end of the period of the Drug Tariff. covered therein, then, unless the contractor satisfies the Medical NO'l'E (i).-The exclusion of proprietary preparations from the Officer of Health that he has a reasonable ground for his delay in expression " pharmaceutical requirements " applies in every case submitting the claim, there shall be deducted from the amount where a proprietary preparation is specified in the prescription, thereof, in addition to any other discount to be allowed thereon, and also applies in cases where, though a proprietary preparation a further amount equal to ten per cent. (10 per cent.) of the net is not actually specified, a proprietary preparation is in fact $upplied • amount of such claim. -e.g., compound tablets which are not identical with a formula 9. Maximum Quantity: Extended Order and Bulk Supply.­ included in the B.P., B.P.C., or N.Z. Formulary. . In pursuance of any one medical prescription and one " repeat " NOTE (ii).-See also the pricing rules in the N.Z. Formulary thereof endorsed thereon a contractor may claim on the Fund in relating to proprietary forms of pharmaceutical requirements. respect of pharmaceutical requirements supplied to a person entitled (c) Substances and prepe,rations described in any of the following thereto in quantity sufficient to provide that person with treat~ent principal and sub-monographs of the B.P.C. :- for a period not exceeding thirty days, b~t, except as pro.v1d~d in the next succeeding clause hereof, a claim for any quantity m Catha-B.P.C., page 1048. excess thereof shall not be made on the Fund. Chicle-B.P.C., page 499. Corpus Luteum (Synonym: Desiccated Corpus Luteum)- 10. (1) Notwithstanding anything contained in the last preced­ B.P.C., page 360. ing clause, where a medical practitioner certifies in writing, either l\fate-B.P.C., page 1048. in the original medical prescription or in a confidential application Oxygen-B.P.C., page 758. addressed to a Medical Officer of Health, that the person to whom Peptonum bovinum (i.e., dietetic peptone)~B.P.C., page 781. the pharmaceutical requirements is to be supplied is suffering from a Pethidine hydrochloride-B.P.C. (Seventh Supplement), chronic complaint which does not require regular medical supervision page, 32: or that he is living in such isolated circumstances as to render Pholedrine sulphate-B.P.C. (Seventh Supplement), page 3,J.. impracticable the normal mode of supply of pharmaceutical require­ Pituit&ry (Anterior Lobe) Extract-B.P.C., page 437. ments, and also that in the opinion of the medical practitioner no Propamidine isethionate-B.P.C. (Seventh Supplement), danger is involved in the use thereof without medical supervision, - page 36. such Medical Officer· of Health may authorize a supply of such Potassium fluoride-B.P.C., page 981. pharmaceutical requirement up to a quantity sufficient to supply Psyllium-B.P.C., page 857. such person for a period not exceeding four months. Rosa fructus-B.P.C., page 909, and B.P.C. (Fourth (2) In any such case a contractor on return of the medical Supplement), page 53. prescription concerned with the authority of the Medical Officer of l:,tanni oxidum-B.P.C., page 1123. Health endorsed thereon may supply the pharmaceutical require­ Tabacum-B.P.C., page 1036. ments and claim on the Fund accordingly. 'l'hea-B.P.C., page 1047. 11. Notwithstanding anything hereinbefore contained, for the Thiouracil-B.P.C. (Seventh Supplement), page 53. purpose of supplying the anticipa~ed pharma~eutical requn:ements Thymus-B.P.C., page 1059. of the inmates or members of a licensed hospital for a penod not Vitamin'A and D concentrates-B.P.C., page 721. exceeding four months, any medical practitioner may, in the form Vitamin B concentrates-B.P.C., page 304. of an application addressed to the Medical Officer of Health, prescribe Vitamin C concentrates-B.P.C., page 1024. for the members of such institution as a group in the name of the Vitamin K-R.P.C. (Third Supplement), page 39. person in charge thereof. (d) Reagents included in Appendix VI to the B.P.C., pages 1559 to 1577. 12. A contractor who supplies pharmaceutical requirements in accordance with a medical prescription of the kind described TABLE OF MATERIALS ALLOWED UNDER PARAGRAPH (b) OF CLAUSE 5 in clause 11 hereof, shall be entitled to claim on the Fund tlierefor, OF THE DRUG TARIFF provided the following conditions have been complied with, name_ly: the medical prescription shall be signed and dated by the medical Aluminium hydroxide gel complying with the standard defined in practitioner prescribing the same, be authorized by a Medical Officer the N.Z. Formulary. of .Health and endorsed with his signature, and countersigned and Dried aluminium hydroxide gel complying with the standard defined dated by the person in charge of the institution on receiving such in the N.Z. Formulary. pharmaceutical requirements, in proof of the supply thereof by the Benedict's solution (qualitative). contractor. Colloidal cala.mine I Colloidal· Kaolin ~Complying with the standard defined in the ·. 13. (1) The pharmaceutical requirements comprised in any Colliodal zinc oxide j N.Z. ]formulary. medical prescription of the kind described in clause 11 hereof, shall, Ergometrine malate and ltther salts of ergometrine. until they are administered to the individual members of s~ch Extract of ergot, liquid, B.P. 1914. institution, be kept in a suitable room or cupboard on the premises Heparin solution for injection. · vf such institution, which room or cupboard shall be kept locked by Globin Insulin. the person in charge of the institution, except during the time it Liver products without additional substances for administration by is occupied or used by him or his responsible deputy. injection .. (2) Such pharmaceutical requirements shall be administered Mercuramide with theophylline (injectioµ and tablet:::). by the person in charge of such institution or his responsible deputy Mersalyl with theophyllLrl.e (tablets). solely for the benefit of the individual members thereof from time to Sodium aurothiomalate. time as and when they require the same. Pheniodol. -~·TRE · NEW ZEALAND·· GAZETTE .[ N9. :'4

Pitressin tannate in oil for injection. . . (c) In respect of the forms of any pharmaceutical requirement,' Compound powder of silver picrate I per cent. (with Kaolin). whether proprietary . or not, included in the N.Z. Supposjtories of silver picrate 2 per cent. Formulary under the Table of Materials allowed under Sulphanilam".ide, its salts, compounds, and derivatives of sulphanil­ pa,ragraph (b) of cl~use 5 of the Drug Tariff (September, amide, their salts, pursuant to any one medical prescription 1946), the Fund shall pay the amount that would have a supply sufficient for a period of seven days commencing on been payable from the Fund if the cheapest of the the date of presentation of the prescription and when prescribed available forms of the substance or preparation had been for external or topical application whether as an ointment, prescribed (not exceeding in any case the appropriate lotion~ enema, suppository, or other similar preparation, a supply amount specified in the First Schedule to the Rules for not exceeding a total quantity of 24,0_ grains of one or more of Prescription Pricing), and any excess of the price over the sulphonam,ides (whether supplied in powdered form or with the amount so payable from the Fund shall be payable a suitable vehicle). to the contractor by the person to or for whom such Thyroid tablets (fresh gland) allowed until 31st December, 1946, preparation has been supplied. ]!'or the purposes of when official prepa.rations only will be allowed at the cost of this proviso a preparation shall bfi deemed to be available the Fund. if the contractor can obtain it from any wholesale ·dealer Water soluble analogues of vitamin K. carrying on business in whichever of . the . cities ·. of The following substances and preparations when supplied in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, or Dunedin is the manner described hereunder :- nearest or most convenient of access to the contractor's place of business. · · (1) Penicillin for parenteral use when supplied by a public · Hospital Board and where the approval of a pathologist, 2, Price rules under subclause (2) of clause 7 of the Drug Tariff if available, is obtained or, if not available, the approval (September, 1946) :- of the Medical Superintendent of a public · hospital : (2) Diphtheria antitoxin and tetanus antitoxin manufactured (1) In respect of pharmaceutical requirements supplied by a by the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories and supplied contractor in accordance with, the said regulations, the by a public Hospital Board or by the Departm,ent of Fund shall pay the price and additional fees, if any, Health. computed in accordance with the provisiom of cla.uses 5, 8, 9, 13 to 16, 17 (3), 18 to 21, and 24 to 26 (all inclusive), STANDARDS FOR SUBSTANCES AND PREPARATIONS SUPPLIED AT and the First, Second, and Third Schedules of the Rules THE COST OF THE FUND LAID DOWN IN ACCORDANCE WI'l'H THE of Prescription Pricing issued by the Pharmacy Plan PRo,\ISIONS OF PARAGRAPH (b) OF CLAUSE 6 OF THE DRUG Industrial Committee and approved by the Minister. , TARIFF (2) In respect of proprietary forms of any pharmaceuticaJ (1) .Al-umini-urn Hydroxide Gel requirement that is supplied in accordance with a medical (a) Alum·ina Gontent.-Aluminium hydroxide gel shall contain prescription and provided that the prop.rietary the equivalent of not less than 3·6 per cent. and not more than preparation (whether a single substance or a combination 4·4 per cent. w /v of Al 20 3, chiefly in the form of hydrous oxide of of ingredients) supplied by a contrnctor is identical in aluminium. composition with any drug, medicine, or medicinal (b) Acid-consuming Capa;city.-Each gram of aluminium preparation of which a monograph or formula is hydroxide gel shall neutralize from 12·5 to 25 mils of N /10 hydro­ published in any official pharmaceutical publication or chloric acid using Bromophenol blue as an indicator. is listed in bold-faced type in the New Zealand (c) Reaction.-The pH of aluminium hydroxide gel shall be Formulary, the Fund shall pay the following or between 6·7 and 6·9. • whichever of the said amounts is the least :_:_ (d) Limit of Chloride.-Contains not more than 0·25 per cent. . (i) The retail price of the proprietary preparation as sodium chloride. supplied by the contractor, together with the appropri;:tte (e) Limit of Sulphate.-Contains not more than 0·05 per cent. dispensing fee ; or as sulphate. (f) Alitmininm Sulphate ....:....Nil. (ii) The retail price of any other proprietal'y (g) Acid Insolitble Matter.--Contains not more than 0·005 per preparation that was available to the contra(}tor . and cent. that he could properly have supplied in fulfilment of NoTE.-Sufficient flavouring and sweetening agents ma.y be the prescription, together with the appropriate dispensing" added. Sodium benzoate in any amount not exceeding 0·5 per cent. fee; or · may be added as a preservative. (iii) . The amount that would have been payable if the" substance or the several ingredients of the (2) Dried Aluminiitm Hydroxide Gel preparation had been separately dispensed. . (a.) Acid-consuming Capacity.-Each gram of dried aluminium hydroxide gel shall neutralize not less than 250 mils of N /10 hydro­ A, H. NORDMEYER, Minister of Health; chloric acid. . (b) Ignition Test.-The weight of Al 20 3 contained in the residue ignited to constant weight shall be not less than 4 7 ·5 per cent. a.nd not more than 52·5 per cent. of the weight of dried The Drug Tariff, September, 1946, Amendment No. 1 aluminium hydroxide gel taken for the assay. (3) Colloidal Calamine; Colloidal Kaolin; Colloidal Zinc Oxide OTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to the powers conferred The above substances shall comply with the respective tests N on me under section 90 of the Social Security Act, 1938, fqr identity and purity described in the B.P. for calamine, heavy the following direction, cited as "The Drug Tariff, September, 1946, Kaolin, and zinc oxide, and, with respect to limits as .to the size of Amendment No. I," shall apply with respect to all medical pre­ particles, shall comply in each case with the limits described in the scriptions and midwifery orders (whatever the date thereof) that B.P. for light Kaolin. are presented to a contractor for fulfilment on or· after the 1st November, 1946, and shall also apply to the amendment to prices TABLE OF AUTHORIZED MIDWI1!'ERY PHARMACEUTICAL REQ.UIRE­ set out in the Pricing Supplement No. 1946/2. Such prices and MENTS ALLOWED UNDER CLAUSE 14 OF THE DRUG TARIFF fees computed in accordance with The Drug Tariff, September, (SEP'l'EMBER, 194n) 1946, shall be reduced by a discount of 2} per cent. thereof. Nothing in the Social Security (Pharmaceutical Supplies) Benefit Regulations or in the Drug Tariff,. September, 1946, shall Column 1. Column 2. be construed to prohibit a contractor from charging a customer Description of Material. Maximum Quantity for One Patient. with the price of any goods, not being pharmaceutical requirements, that are supplied by him, or with the difference between the price of any such goods and the amount payable from the fund in respect Cyllin 4 oz. thereof, or with the price of any pharmaceutical requirements that Dettol or Pynol 4 oz. are supplied by him in excess of the maximum quantities hereinafter Dettol Cream I tube (not to be supplied with prel;!cribed. Dettol or Pynol) A. H. NORDMEYER, Minister of Health. Iodine, weak tincture of 2 oz. (H. 208/2.) Olive oil, or cotton-seed oil, or 3 oz. peanut-oil

rl1he Dr,ug Tariff, September, 1946, Amendment No. 2 PART 2.-PRICE RULES UNDER CLAUSE 7 OF THE DRUG . TARIFF (SEPTEMBER, 1946) · Except as provided in the following rules, no payment shall OTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to the powers conferred be made from the Fund in respect of any proprietary preparation N on me under section 90 of the Social Security Act, 1938, the supplied by a contractor. following direction, cited as "The Drug Tariff, September, 1946,­ Subject to the discount provided for under clause 8 of the Amendment No. 2," shall apply with respect to all medical pre­ Drug Tariff (September, 1946) and, in the case of a medical prac­ scriptions and midwifery orders (whatever the date thereof) that are titioner, the discount provided under the Medical Benefit Regulations, presented to a contractor for fulfilment on or after 16th Janu1;1,ry, the prices of pharmaceutical requirements supplied at the cost of 1947, and shall apply to the amendments to prices set out in,the the Fund shall be determined as follows :- . First Schedule of the" Official Schedules and Rules for Prescription I. Price rules under subclause (l)' of clause 7 of the Drug Tariff Pricing ." issued by the Pharmacy Plan Industrial Committee and (September, 1946) :- endorsed" Effective from 16th January, 1947." (a) Penicillin: 10 per cent. additional on cost price. A. H. NORDMEYER, Minister of Health. (b) Sera: 5 per cent. additional on cost price. (H. 208/2.) THE NEW .ZEALAND G.AZET.TE 89

Notice of Age Groups appointed by the .Minister for ·the Purpose of ·1·· Revocat?on of the Taxi-cab Control Notice 1946 the Social Security ( Dental Benefits) Regulations 1946 . URSUANT to the Transport Control Emergency Regulations URSUANT to Regulation 5 of the Social Security (Dental P 1942, * the Minister of Transport hereby gives notice and P Benefits) Regulations 1946, I, Arnold Henry Nordmeyer, directs as follows :- Minister of Health for the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby 1. This notice may be cited as the Taxi-cab Control Revocation appoint the following age groups for the purposes of the said Notice 1947. regufations, namely :- 2. This notice shall come into force on the 1st day of February. (a) Those persons who, in the last term of the immediately 1947. · preceding calendar year, were enrolled in any class of 3. The Taxi-cab Control Notice 1946t is hereby revoke

Office of the· Minister of Health, Wellington, 17th January, 1947. Election of Member to t.he W aihi Bobby Calf Pool Committee ARNOLD HENRY NORDMEYER, Minister of Health, hereby I , notify for general information that, pursuant to section 82 of the Social Security Act, 1938, as extended by section 15 of the URSUANT to the Bobby Calf Marketing Regulations 1946, Finance Act (No. 4), 1940, I have made special arrangements by P notice has been received that- which all persons usually resident in the district described in the Percy Leonard Paul McConville Schedule hereto (hereinafter referred to as the said district) are, has been dulv elected to be a member of the Waihi Bobbv Calf on and after the 21st day of May, 1946, entitled to receive without Pool Committ,ee established by the said regulations, vice Tr~velyn charge, at the hands of Joseph Lindsell Simcock; of Te Araroa, Joel Cox, resigned. . . . Registered Medical Practitioner, all such medical and. maternity Dated at Wellington, this 27th day of January, 1947. and pharmaceutical requirements as ar~ provided as benefits in accordance with the Social Security (Medical Benefits) Regulations EDWARD CULLEN, Minister of Marketing. 1941, the Social Security General Medical Services Regulations 1941-, the Social Security (Pharmaceutical Supplies) Regulations -1941, and the Social Security (Maternity Benefits) Regulations 1939. In accordance with the provisions of section 82 (2) of the Social Notice to Persons affected by Applications for Licenses 11,11,der Part III Security Act, 1938, the general provisions of the aforementioned regulations in i;elation to medical and maternity benefits and pharma­ of the Industrial Efficiency Act, 1936 ceutical supplie's will not be applicable to residents of the said district for the tim·e being provided for by the special arrangements notified Manufacture of Electric Ranges herein. Bradleys Electrical Co., Ltd., 57 Victoria Street, Wellington, has applied for a temporary licerise to manufacture rangettes. SCHEDULE ALL that area in the. Gisborne I.and District comprising Matakaoa Manufacture of Paua (Haliotis iris) Shell for Sale County, as described in New Zealand Gazette, 1925, page 2607, also The following persons have applied for licenses to engage in that portion of Opotiki County bounded by a line commencing at the the industry described in the Industry Licensing (Paua Shell) mouth of the Kereru Stream in Block V, Te Kaha Survey District, Notice 1946 :- being a point on the boundary of Opotiki County ; thence southerly along the Kereru Stream and the Hauhauponamu Stream to a point W. H. Boadle, 29 Collingwood Street, Lower Hutt. due west of Pukehina Trig. Station in Block VI, Raukumara Survey L. B. Sandford, 77 Peach Grove Road, Hamilton. District ; thence by right lines to Pukehina and Honokawa Trig. Stations, the last named being a point on the boundary of Opotiki Retail Sale and Distribution of Motor-spirit County ; thence northerly and westerly along that boundary to the C. G. Laing, 48 Meadowbank Road, Remuera, Auckland, has point of commencement. applied for a· license to resell motor-spirit from four pumps to be A. H. NORDMEYER, Minister of Health. installed on proposed garage. and- .sel'vice-station. premises at· the corner of Remuera and Meadow bank -Roads, Remuera. A. C. Kirby and M. J. Trewen, Lyndhurst Road, Tawa Flat, have applied for a license to resell motor-spirit from three pumps The Servicemen's Settlement and Land Sales Act, 1943.-Notice to be installed on proposed garage and service-station premises at declaring Land taken for the Settlemen.t of a Discharged Service­ the corner of Main Road a1;d Essex Street, Tawa Flat. mnn Applicants and other persons considering themselves to be materially affected by the decisions of the Bureau of Industry on HEREAS an application has been made for the consent of the these applications should, not later than the 13th day of February, W Land Sales Court to a transaction which relates to the 1947, submit any written -evidence and representations they may land described in the Schedule hereto and to which Part III of the desire to tender. All communications should be addressed to the Servicemen's Settlement and Land Sales Act, 1943, applies: Acting-Secretary, Bureau of Industry, C.P.O. Box 3025, '\i'lellington. And whereas the Land Sales Committee to which the appli­ cation has been referred is of opinion that the land to which the V. E. JONES, Acting-Secretary. application relates 1s farm fand suitable or aq11ptat>Ie f(?I'_the _s_ettle~ ment of a discharged serviceman: And whereas the said committee, not being satisfied that the Crown had decided not to acquire or arrange for the acquisition of A ppoi'.ntment of Deputy District Public Trustee the land, did on the. 18th day of December, 1946, make an order determining the basic value of the land and no appeal from the said order was made within the time prescribed by the said Act or within OTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of the power and any further time allowed by the Court : N authority vested in me by section 3 of the Public Trust And whereas the said land is not the land of any serviceman Office Amendment Act, 1921-22, I, the Public Trustee of the who is for the time being serving outside New Zealand in any of Dominion of New Zealand, have appointed Major Howard Rauru His Majesty's Forces or in any British ship: Jones, of the Public Trust Office, Oamaru, to be deputy of the Now, therefore, the Minister of Lands, acting in pursuance District Public Trustee, Oamaru, during the absence of such District of section 51 of the said Act, doth hereby declare that the said Public T:rnstee from his headquarters from any cause. land is taken for the settlement of a discharged serviceman, and Dated at Wellington, this 23rd day of January, 1947. hereby specifies the 10th day of March, 1947, as the date on which the said land shall be deemed to be vested in His Majesty the King. W. G. BAIRD, Public Trustee.

SCHEDULE SOUTHLAND LAND DISTRICT Public Trust Office.-Termination of Part-time Office at Te Awa.mutu ALL that parcel of land containing by admeasurement three hundred ancl Appointment of District Manag er and twenty-four (324) acres three (3) roods nineteen decimal three (19·3) poles, mor~ or less, being part Section 3, Block XVII, Long­ wood Survey District, being the balance of the land comprised in T is notified for public information that the part-time office of certificate of title, Vol. 114, folio 179 (Southland Registry). I the Public Trust Office at. Te Awamutu has been terminated and a permanent branch will be established as from the 3rd February, As witness my hand, this 28th day ,9f January, 1947. 1947, under the control of Mr. D. H. SmaiL -· C. F. SKINNER, Minister of Lands. Dated at Wellington, this 24th day of January, 1947. (L. and S. 36/1444/999.) W. G. BAIRD, Public Trustee. 90 THE NEW ZEALAND -GAZETTE: .[No.-4

Public Trust Office Act, 1908, and its Amendments.-Election to administer Estates .

OTICE is hereby given that the Public Trustee has filed in the $upreme Court an election to administer in respect of the several N estates of the persons deceased whose names, residences, and occupations (so far as known) are hereunder set forth :-

l Cattermole, Mary Ann 'Widow .. Horrelville .. 20/12/46 20/1/47 Testate Christchurch. 2 Gay, Stanley Fredrick Railway employee Petone .. .. 14/11/46 20/1/47 Wellington. 3 Gefken, Isabella .. Married woman Southbrook 9/12/46 20/1/47 Christchurch. 4 Graham, Wil1iam .. Retired seam:J,n Auckland 2/12/46 20/1/47 Int~state Auckland. 5 Hearn, John .. Labourer .. 25/8/46 20/1/47 6 Kidd, Annie Black .. Spinster .. Dun~din .. 6/12/46 20/1/47 Testate Dun;din. 7 Moloney, Ida Constance Wellington .. 15/11/46 20/1/47 Intestate Wellington. 8 Manttan, William Charles Reiired j ew~iler 16/7/46 20/1/47 · Testate 9 Milne, Alice . . . . Widow .. Glent~nnel .. 26/11/46 20/1/47 Chri;tchurch. 10 McGaw, Frances Ida .. Married woman Timaru ... .. 11/10/36 20/1/47 Int;state Invercargill. 11 Newport, Agnes Mary .. Wellington 9/12/46 20/1/47 Testate Blenheim. 12 Paine, Alice . . . . Widow" .. : : Gisborne .. 11/12/46 20/1/47 Gisborne. 13 Patrick, Hector Bertram Labourer . . . . Allanton 10/9/46 20/1/47 Dunedin. 14 Prattley, Thomas Richard Farmer . . . . Auckland 7/12/46 20/1/47 Auckland . 15 Sherman, William Benjamin Retired tramway em- Wellington . . 22/11/46 20/1/47 Wellington. ployee

Public Trust Office, Wellington, 27th January, 1947. W. G .. BAIRD, Public Trustee.

Notice of .f1-doptions under Part IX of the Native Land Act, 1931

Native Land Court Office, Wanganui, 15th January, 1947. T is hereby notified that the orders of adoption as set out in the Sc;hedule hereunder have been mad~ by the Native Land Court under I the provisions of the Native Land Act, 1931. L. J. BROOKER, Registrar.

Wha,kaatu tangohanga Tamariki Whangai i raro o Wahi IX o te Ture Whenua Maori, 1931

Tari Kooti Whenua Maori, Whanganui, 15 o Hanuere, I9f7. HE whakaaturanga tenei kia mohiotia ai kua hangaia e te Kooti Whenua Maori i raro i nga tikanga o te Ture Whenua Maori, 1931, etahi ota whakamana i te tangohanga o etahi tamariki whangai, e whakaaturia e te Kupu Apiti i raro iho nei. . TE PURUKA, Kai-rehita.

SCHEDULE (KUPU APITI)

Nga M.atua; Whangai ~~~ I ~i~I;t!cir~iX!~)~ai Aix:~~r,~J~u 1~ai~;l{i~1 (Adopting Parents). ------...------~------~------18/405 Lewis Tute Herewini 5 tau (5 years), taane J 24/11/46 Tute Herewini me (and) Ruruhira. Herewini. (male) · 18/476 William Joseph Tuhuatahi Mihinui 3 tau (3 years), taane 25/11/46 Tarihira Mihinui me (and) Edward Mihinui. (male) 18/480 Katerina Shamia Te Mana 6 marama (6 months), 8/10/46 Boyce Arohanui Te Mana me (and) Wikitoria. wahine (female) Teatarau Te Mana. 18/481 Sheryl Lloyd Bennett 8 marama (8 months), 24/9/46 Anthony Lloyd Bennett me (and) Patricia Opal wahine (female) Bennett.

Mining Privileges to be struck .off the Register I Warden's Court, Gore, 13th January, 1947. OTICE is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of section 188 (3) of the Mining Act, 1926, that the mining privileges N mentioned in the Schedule hereto will, unless sufficient cause to the contrary-he shown within three months from the date hereof, be struck off the Register. D. MALCOLM, Mining Registrar.

SCHEDULE

License No.· Date. Nature of Privilege. Locality, Registered Holder.

. 11/25 7/5/25 Residence-site Welshman's Gully, Waikaia · Charles Woodward. 2/38 7/2/38 Special sea-beach claim Wallace Beach - Ebenezer Locherbie. 26/34 26/3/34 Residence-site Sawmill Gully, Waikaia Kenneth Williamson.

(Mines N. 10/5/19.)

Mining Privi'.lege struck off the Register

Mining Registrar's Office, Lawrence, 23rd December, 1946. OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 188 (4) of the Mining Act, 1926, that the mining privilege mentioned in the Schedule· N hereto has been struck off the Register. . J. MATHIESON, Mining Registrar. SCHEDULE

Llcense --\Date. Nature of Privilege. Locality. No. -I Licensee.

42328 \ 7/8/1885 I Residence area Gabriel's Gully Andrew Barr. ------,------;_._------'------(Mines N. 10/5/21.) 'JAN. ~0] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 91

Offici~ting Ministers/or 1947.-Notice No.1

THE MARRIAGE AoT, 1908

Registrar-General's Office, Wellington, 29th January, 1947. URSU~NT to the provisions of the Marriage Act, 1908, the following list of Officiating Ministers within the meaning of the P said Act is published for general information:- The Church of the Province of New The Chiiroh of England-continued The Church of England-continued Zealand, commonly called the The Reverend- The Reverend.- Church of England Cable, John Henry Evans, J olm, L. Th. The Reverend- Calder, Jasper Fagg, Thomas Francis, L.Th. Abbott, John Charles, B.A. Calder, Matthew Lewis, L.Th. Acheson, Archibald Howard Mc- Cameron, Mangatitoki The Very Reverend·­ Causland, M.A., Canon Cameron, William Steven Graham Fancourt, William, M.A. Adams, Geoffrey Owen, M.A., LL.B. Carr, Arthur John The Reverend- Adams, James Cartridge, Lawrence Edwin, M.A. Farnell, Allen James Addis, Ellis A venel Castle, Wilmot Rodd, L. Th. Fenton, Richard James Aiken, David Leslie, B.A. Caswell, Colin Douglas Charles Feron, Joseph Francis, B.A., L.Th. Aires, Raymond Charles, M.A., The Very Reverend- Ferry, Francis James L. Th. Caulton, Sidney Gething, M.A., Fisher, Francis Vivian Allen, Francis Lechampion Dean The Right Reverend Bishop­ Allerton, Arthur Russell, M.A. Fitchett, William Alfred Robertson, Allison, Lester Frederic The Reverend- M.A. Anderson, Alfred Reid, M.Sc. Jhampion, Thomas Eric, L. Th. Anderson, James John Chandler, Charles \Valker, Canon The Reverend- Anderson, John Lawrence, M.A. Chard, Edward FitzGerald, Otho Andrews, Roydon Percival, L.Th: Charles, Austin Clelland Flower- Flatt, Herbert John Andrews-Baxter, Kingston Dudley day · Fleury, Franquefort Eccles Arlidge, John Brett, B.A. The Right Reverend Bishop- Flewellen, · James Joseph Arnold, Harry Coleridge, M.A., Cherrington, Cecil Arthur, B.D. Foulkes, Llewellyn . L.Th. Fraser, Archibald James Thomas, Arnold, Walter Charles, B.A., The Reverend- M.A., B.D. L. Th. Childs, Henry Arthur, M.A. Frazer, Henry, M.A. Ashley-Jones, James Edwin Chitty, Ernest, -M.A. Friberg, Nils Arnold Aubrey, Keith Gilbert, L. Th. Christie, Horace Oliver William Frond, John Dakers, B.Com, Ault, Harold Frank, M.A., B.D., Clark, Richard Rex, M.A., L.Th. Fry, Henry- Eric Kyrle, M.A., L. Th. Clarke, Neil Stenson Honorary Canon Austin, Hugh Warren, M.A. Clegg, Jesse Elias _Bruce, D.F.C., Funnell, Henry William M.A., A.K.C. Fussell, Raymond Selwyn Coldham The Most Reverend Archbishop- Clougher, Sergius Frederic Lewis. Gamlen, Peter William Blagdon, Averill, Alfred Walter, M.A., D.D. Coats, Robert George, Canon B.A. The Venerable Archdeacon- Cocks, Hubert Maurice, M.A. Gardiner, Sydney Reade, M.A. Averill, Walter Wootten, B.A. Cole, James Cedrjc Alwyn, B.A. Garrity, Robert Peter Collard-Sc:ruby, Allington Frank The Reverend- The Venerable Archdeacon- Collins, Leonard Kilby Gavin, Gordon Hay Ball, Frederick Off wood, L. Th. Connolly, Richard Lawder, Canon Barclay, Nigel Ernest William, Connolly, William Edward The Reverend- M.A. Cook, George Pilkington Geddes, Robert Finlay, M.A. Barnes, Lewis Agassiz, M.A., L. Th. Barnett, Arthur l!arold The Venerable Archdeacon­ The Very Reverend Dean~ Barnett, Neville Selmes, L. Th. Cooper, Samuel James Gibson, Osborne Stanley Oliver, Bates, Daniel Crosse The Reverend- L.Th. Bathurst, Keith Orton, M.A., Corbin, Samuel Bertram Roberts The Reverend- L.Th. Corney, Samuel Gloyn, Albert Bertram Bean, Walter Stanley, L.Th., Canon The Venerable Archdeacon­ Godfrey, Richard Beaumont, William Arthur Cowie, Edmund Mortlock, M.A. Goertz, Herbert Louis Barton Beech, Walter Herbert, L.Th. Goodman, John Norman Beere, Lionel O'Sullivan, M.A. The Reverend- Gourdie, Rona McLeod, D.S.O., Bell-Booth, William Louis ,.Crossman, George Arthur, L.Th. L. Th. (Mr.). Bell, William Canon Grave, Selwyn Alfred, M.A. Benham, Noel Francis, L.Th. The Right Reverend Bishop­ Greenwood, Arthur John The Right Reverend Bishop­ Cruickshank, George Craig, M.A. Greer, John Lawrence Bennett, Frederick Augustus, L. Th. Gribble, Eric Livingston Bulmer, The Reverend- L.Th. The Reverend- Cullwick, Thomas Cartwright, Griffin, George William Garland Bennett, Manu Augustus Canon Groves, Leslie David Calder, L.Th. Bianchi, Valentine Albert Culpitt, Raymond W,oodward. Guinness, Jack Clephane, L. Th. Bird, William George Cunliffe, William Richard Blackburn, Alan H_opton Curnow, Tremayne Monro, M.A., The Very Reverend Dean­ Blakiston, Edward Nevile, L. Th. L.Th. Haggitt, Percy Bolton, M.A. Blakisto:ri, Peter Henley The Venerable Archdeacon­ The Reverend- Blathwayt, Hubert Cornelius Rhamn Curzon-Siggers, · William, M.A. Hall, Alfred Francis, M.A., Canon Couzins Hall, Rupert Thomas, L. Th., Canon Bloyce, John William, Canon The Reverend- Bond, Basil Kendall, L. Th. Curzon-Siggers, William Arthur, The Venerable Archdeacolll--:­ Bool, Wilfred Arthur M.A., LL.M. Hamblett, William Alexander Harry, Bowyer, HenTy George, B.Sc. Dalby, Ross Howieson L.Th. Datson, John Harold Boyd-Bell, Henry James The Reverend- Boyes, Noble Dale, L.Th. David, Conrad Frederick Adam Davidson, Gerard Walkinshaw Hamilton, Hugh Staples, Canon Bretton, William Frederick, M.A. Hamilton, Staples, B.A., L.Th., Brierley, Bertram Reginald Davies, David Jones, B.Sc., Honorary Canon Canon The Venerable Archdeacon­ Davies, John Caradog Hanby, Herbert Osmond Townsend, Brocklehurst, Joseph Broadhurst, Davies, Walter Ernest Detheridge L.Th., Canon L.Th. Davis, Percy Coleman· Hancock, Edgar William, L.Th. Dawson, Frederick Oberlin Hansell, Arthur Lloyd, M.A. The Reverend- Day, John Ashley Garnet, B.A. Harawira, Herepo Bull, Archibald George Daynes, Francis John, Canon Harbour, William Leslie Scott, L.Th. Bull, Maxwell Lovelace Arthur de Candole, Donald Vully Harding, William Douglas, M.A., Burgin, Eric Woollcombe, B.A., de Lambert, Richard L.Th. L.Th. Dobbs, Clifford Leslie, B.A. Harris, Harold Mayo Burrow, Selwyn Charles Dobson, Frank Barker Hartley, William Henry Darien Bush-King, Charles John, L.Th. Dobson, Ronald Keith, L.Th. The Venerable Archdeacon­ The Venerable Archdeacon­ Dorman, Dennis John Brennian, Haultain, Donald, L. Th. Butterfield, Matthew William B.A., M.A. Hawkins, Hector Alfred, L. Th. B.D., Th.Sch. Drake, Alfred, L. Th. Drake, William Nevill The Reverend- The Very R_everend- Durrad, Walter John, M.A. Hawkins, Henry George Button, Alfred Cleave Hammond, Edwards, Ian Carncross, L. Th. Hay, James Dean Evans, David Sydney Heaslip, Harold William Heath, John Gordon The Reverend- The Venerable Archdeacon.­ Hervey, John Dennis Button, Kenneth Francis, B.A. Evans, Frank George, L. Th. Hervey, .John Russell C 92 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No .. 4

The Church of England-continued The Church of England-continued The Church of England-continued The Reverend- The Reverend- The Reverend- Hickson, John Theodore Malcolm, Douglas Blom:field, Hon- Pywell, Arthur Baron, L. Th. Higgs, James Robert Lawton, B.A. orary Canon · Ramson, Frederick Stanley, L.Th., Hine, William Henry Stutchbury Martin, John Steele Honorary Canon Hodge, Alfred, Canon Mataira, Wiremu Pere Rangi, Wharetini Hodgson, John Daniel Garner, L. Th. Matene, Wiremu Rangiaho, Ramahaki Mayo, John Frederick, M.A. Rangiihu, Hamiora The Venerable Archdeacon­ Michael, David Henry· Vincent Rankin, Duncan, L. Th. Hodgson, Reginald, L. Th. Middlebrook, Farrer Redgrave, Frederick Burton, M.A., Millar, Douglas Stewart, M.A. Canon The Reverend- Moffatt, Arthur Stanley, L. Th. Reilly, Jack Meredith Hogg John David, M.A., L. Th. Monaghan, Harold Wyatt, M;A. Revell, Percy, B.A. Hold~n, Bertrand Cecil Monteith, George Rae, B.A. Holland, John Sharples Moody, George Henry The Venerable Archdeacon­ Holland, John Tristram, M.A. Moore, Ernest Blackwood Rich, Eric John, B.A., L. Th. -Holmes, Melville Edward Moore, Mervyn Alfred, L. Th. Hook, Herbert, M.A. . Moore, William Henry The Reverend- Hopkins, Henry Ivor, B.A. Morath, Thomas Wilfrid Allan.more Richards, Isaac Lionel, L. Th. Moreton, George Edgar Richards, Maurice Neville The Venerable Archdeacon­ · Rickells, Robert Garbutt Houghton, Percy, M.A. Morris, Arthur Robert Hampton, M.A. Riiwhi, Eruera The Reverend- Mortimer-Jones, Clive, M.A. Robertshawe, Noel Francis Edward, Huata, Hemi Petiti · M.C., M.A., Honorary Canon Huata, Wi Te Tau The Venerable Archdeacon­ Robson, George Dowglass Hughes, William James Mountfort, Conrad Leigh· Robson, George Trevor, M.C., O.B.E. Hurd, Stanley Alfred Giles The Reverend- Rosevear, William James ·watson Hurst, Walter Edmund Wilms- Muschamp, Cecil Emerson. Barron, Rowe, Herbert Edward hurst, M.A. M.A., L.Th. Rushworth, Jack Broxholme Hutton, Herbert Vincent Mutter, JohnCh;a.rles Welham, L.Th. The Venerable Archdeacon- Hyde, Claude Edward N anson, Gerald Boucher . Russell, John Delacourt, L, Th. Irwin Frederick Leslie, L. Th. Neild, John Reynell, B.A., L.Th. Isaac~on, Charles Herbert, B.A. Newcombe, Raymond, M.A. The Reverend- Isherwood, Hector Lionel Richard Newman, Edmund Hannibal, B.A., Salt, Cecil George Gilbertson, L. Th. Ives, Leonard B.D., L.Th. · Samud;:i, Charles Joseph Geoff~·ey, Jameson, Bert Desmond N gawaka, Anaru . L.Th. .Tecks, Harold Robertson, M.A., N gok, Cheung Wing Scarfe, Charles Arthur John L.'rh. Niblock, Alexander Sch9llar, Kenneth, B.A., L. Th. Jermyn, James Alexander, B.A. Niblock, David Hale Alt, L. Th. Schurr, Geoffrey Harold, L. Th. .T oblin, Vernon William, L. Th. Nicholson, Kinross, B.A., A.K.C . Scott, William Atkinson .T ohnson, Harry Alexander Nicholson, Robert· Carruthers, B.A., Sell, Harold George, L. Th. Johnston, Allen Howard, L. Th. L.Th. Sergei, Paul Clement Scott Jones, Hubert Blandford, B.A. Noakes, Ronald Alfred Norris, Arthur Hugh, M.A., Canon The Right Reverend Bishop­ The Very Reverend- Norris,· Harold Geoffrey, B.A., Simkin, William John, L. Th. J ulius, John Awdry, M.A., Dean L.Th. The Reverend- N orthcroft, Henry William The Reverend- Kaa, Te Hihi, L. Th. Oldham, Charles Collingwo,od, L. Th. Simpson, James Alexander Grahame, Kapa, Mutu Paratene Orange, William Alfred, B.A. · B.A. Karaka, Hone Orbell, W aldroir. Hastings, L. Th, Sinclair, Charles Horace Karaka, Karira Arama, Canon Osborn, Frederick Oriel · Sinclair, Hopkins, L. Th, . Keay Frederic Amos Osmers, Eric Alfred, M.A., L. Th., Skey, William Trevor Fortescue, Kempthorne, Frederick Maurice, :P.R.E.S. L.Th. B.A., L.Th. Oulds, Francis Ayland, L. Th. Small, Kenneth Roland Robinson Kena, Abraham Brown Small:field, Percy Scott, Canon Kenney, Hector Sefton Innes, B.A., The Venerable Archdeacon,­ Small:field, William Mandeno L.Th. :. Oulds, George Francis William Smith, John, B.A. Keretene, Wiremu Hone, Canon The Reverend- The Venerable Archdeacon__; The Venerable Archdeacon­ Oxenbridge, Bertram Smith, Thomas James Kimberley, Oliver James Pahewa, Hakaraia, Canon Palmer, Clifford George, B.A. 'rhe RevE•rend- The Reverend- Panapa, Wiremu Netana King, Leonard Mansfield, B.A. Smyth, Henry Montaguei M.A. Paraone, · Henare Solomon, Courtnay Walter, L.Th. Kirkham, Paul, L. Th. Parr, Alexander Francis Robert, Knight, Clement Samuel Southward, Walter Seddon, L.Th. L.Th. Southworth, 'I'homas Knights, Harold James West, M.A., Parr, Stephen, M.C., M.A., B.D., Canon Sparrow, Charles Leslie, B.A., Canon L.Th. Kohere, Poihipi Parsons, Francis Isaac Kohere, Reweti Speight, Hubert Kokiri, Patihana The Venerable Archdeacon­ Spencer, Douglas Gordon . Kreeft, Charles Ronald, L. Th. Partridge, Thomas Harold Charles, Squire~, Harry Lane, Frank Ouseley Blake M.A., L.Th. Stace, Alexander William Crawley Langston, Walter Stanley, Paul Albert The Reverend­ Stanton, Robert James, L. Th., Lea, William Pearson, Tom Vivian Leach, Hugh Stanley, L.Th. Canon Leaning, Vernon Lamsdale Perkins, John Stanley Heathcote, Starke, Henry Ravenscroft Leonard, Pakake Heketoro B.A., L.Th. Steele, Harold Joseph Liggett~ Kenneth The Venerable Archdeacon­ Stent, William Frank, L. Th., Litt, John Lawson, B.A. Petrie, Alan Julian, L. Th. Honorary Canon Long, Frank Glendon, M.A. Petrie, Frederick Herbert, M.A. Stephens, William Simeon Clarke Lord, Reginald Douglas, B.A. .Stephenson, George Benjamin, M.Sc. Loten, Terrence Marshall The Reverend- Canon Low, William Laird Pierard, Beaumont Harold Piggot, Walter James The Right Reverend Bishop­ · The Venerable Archdeacon­ Pirani, Maurice Russell Stephenson, Percival William, M.A., Lush, John Arthur, B.A. Plumb, Bernard Outing D.D. The Reverend- Poata, Keina The Reverend- Lush, William Edward, M.A., Canon Pohatu,1 Turoa Mccaul, Ian Halse, B.Com., L. Th. Pou, Hemi Kiro Stewart, Alexander· J ohri, B.A., Powell, Edward Charles Wooldridge, LL.B. McCutcheon, Eccles Alexander L.Th. . . Macdonald, Ranald Adney, L. Th. Stote-Blandy, Gordon Blandy, M.A. Machell, Bernard John Powell, Walter Leslie Wilton, L. Th. Strong, Edward Herbert, M.A., McKenzie, Gordon Melville, B.A. Canon The Venerable Archdeacon­ Stych, William Henry, L. Th., Mackney, Leon Edgar, M.A. Prebble, Albert Ernest, M.A. Th. Sch. Maclaverty, Charles Wilfrid Iver, B.A. The Reverend- Sullivan, Martin Gloster, M.A. McLevie, Edward Mitchell Pritchett, Percy Hugh, L. Th; Taepa, Hohepa Maddick, Albert Victor, B.A., Puha, Wiremu Tureia, L. Th. Talbot, John George Beamish, L. Th. Tamahori, John Thornton L.Th. The Venerable Archdeaconi- Maffey, Geoffrey Louis, M.A. Tangohau, Wi Te Hauwaho Purchas, Alban Charles Theodore, , Tanner, Carl ErringtonJI B.A., L.Th. Main, Frederick Charles M.A., L.Th. Mflioha Wi:rihana, Taurau, Hohaia 1 Purchas,. Harold,, B.A., L,Th; Taw4iri, ~iwai 93 JAN. 30] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE Th"e Presbyterian Churoh of New The Churoh of England-continued The Churoh of England-continued Zealand-continued The Reverend- The Reverend- Taylor, Basil Maples Young, Frederick William,. B.A., The Reverend­ Taylor, David Mortimer, M.A., B.D. L. Th., Canon Davie, John The Venerable Archdeacon­ Davies, Herbert, M.A. The Venerable Archdeacon­ Young, James Rarity, M.A. Davies, John Butler Taylor, Frederic Norman, M.A. Davis. Alfred John The Reverend- Dewar, Lunan Sutherland The Reverend- Zimmerman, Charles Augustus Dickie,, Robert Taylor, Henry Gordon, B.A., D.S.O. Dixon, Archie Leighton Tayl,or, Humphrey John Dixon, Cyril Ian Lewis, M.A. 'faylor, Roger Patrick, B.A., L.Th. The Presbyterian Churoh of New Dodds, Richard Thomson Te Hau, N garangi Zealand Doig, John Charles 'rempler, John Merson The Reverend- Dow, Alfred J·ames Henry, B.A., '11 emuera, Paora Alexander, Eric Robert B.D. Te Paa, Mane, L. Th. Allan, Johllj Aitken, M.A. Dowling, Basil Cairns, M.A. Thompson, James Nevill Allen, David Roland Dun, Rawiri 'rhompson, Roger Frederick Norton, Alley, Roy Nicholas, M.A. Duncan, Donald Edward, B.A. L.Th. Allison:, Edgar John Edmonds Dunn, John Gilman Sharp rrhomson, Henry Frederick, B.A. Anderson, John Dyason, Eric Ernest '11horpe, David Dumville, B.A., L.Th Anderson, Peter, B.Sc. Dyson, Harold Thorpe, Francis Harvey · Anderson, William Archibald Elliff e, Archibald Macfarlane, B.A. Tipene, Paki Andrew, James Newbold Lea Elliott, William, M.A. 'ritchener, Neville Cecil Knox Andrews, Edward Ernest, M.A. Evans, Kenneth Harold, B.A. Truman, Francis Cecil, B.A., L:Th. Armour, Thomas White Evans, Robert Edward Tumatahi, Manihera Manahi Armstrong, Alexander Weir Evans, Walter Fairlie Turner, Clare Wilson, Canon Falconer, George Davicl Tye, William, B.A. Sister Arthur, Jessie Shaw Falloon, George David, M.C., B.A. Underhill, Michael Leeke1 M.A. The Reverend- Farr, Edward Charles Vaughan, Charles Albert Asher, John Alexander, B.A. Farr, Edward Francis, B.A. Venimore, Vincent Charles, M.A., Ashwin, Allan Feist, Murray Holman, B.A., Dip. J, B.D. Asp 1 an d, Arthur Macdonald Fell, Henry Reginald, M.A., B.D. Vickery, Hadden Kingston, L. TJ;i. Leopold Ferguson, Arthur McNair, M.A. Waldron, Francis Herbert, M.A. Badcock, John, B.A. Finch, Nelson Howard \Valke, Herbert Albert Baird, James, B.A. Fish, Robert Ferguson Walton, William Henry Baird, Samuel David Flett, William Nugent Wanoa, Ngatai Baragwanath, Owen Thomas, B.A. Fordyce, James Bartle, William Robert Forth, Walter Horace The Very Reverend- Barton, Frazer Burnett, B.A. Fotheringham, Alexander Warren, Alwyn Keith, M.A., Dean Barton, Henry Havelock, M.A. Francis,. Stuart Cyril, B.A. Fraser, Ian Watson, M.A.: B.D., 1 Bates, John James '1 he Reveren:d- Bates, .r ohn Maclellan, M.A. Th.D. Warren, Percy Holdsworth, LL.B. Baxter, Allan William Fraser, Walter Te Rangitewhata ·watkins, Laurence Neville, L.Th. Bell, Henry Martin Freeman, James Stewart, M.A. "\Vatson, Cecil Alexander Burns, Belmer, Frederick Roy, M.A. Freeman, .T ohn, B,A. B.A., Canon Berry, William James French, Cyril Leslie Watson, George, M.A. Bevis, William James French, Walter Wortley Watson, George Nelham, Canon Bibby, Laurence Vincent, M.A. Gar.diner,. Allan Grindell, L. Th. Watson, Herbert, M.A. Bishop, Ebenezer Gardiner, John Thomson Watt, Harold Thomas Napier Bissett, Bruce McDonald Turnbull, Sister Gardiner, Mamie Waymouth, Stephen Francis New- B.A., B.D. combe, B.A., Canoill Black, William Bower, LL.B. The Reverend- The Venerable Archdeacon­ Blair, George Washington Geering, Lloyd George, M.A., B.D. Weadon:, William George Hodge Blair, Robert, M.A., M.R.E., Gemmen, James Ed.M., B.D., F.R.G.S. Gilbert, Henry George The Reverend- Bloomfield, Henry Gosling, Colin Leslie, B.A. Web b, Cyprian Edmond Parker, Boot, Sidney Levi Gow, Murray Alexander Canon Bonie, Ian Grant, M.A. Graham, Hugh Bowman, Harold Otto, B.A. Graham, John The Most Reverend Archbishop­ Boyd, David Kirkland Gray, .James Lundie, B.A. W est-Watson, Campbell, M.A., D.D. Boyd, James Hall Green, Francis John, M.A. Brabyn, William Tilden Griffiths, Robert John, M.A. 'I'hei Reverend- Brash, Alan Anderson, M.A., B.D. Gunn, Lewis Farquhar Fraser, "\Vheeler, Malcolm John Stuart Brettell, William Smith, B.A. M.A., B.D., M.B.E. Whelan, Weldon Deverell Brierly, Caleb Hadfield, Keith Allan, B.A. White, Bernard Rich, A.K.C. Brown, George Ernest, B.A. Haigh, Henry William The Venerable Archdeacon­ Brown, Liston Kirkwood Hall, Norman Cameron Whitehead, Louis Grenville, M.A. Brown, Reginald William Hall, Robert Ian Budd, George Halliday, Thomas The Reverend- Burnett, Harold Beaumont Hampton, Arthur Charles Wilkes, Frank Walton Burrows, James Thomas Hannah, William Gibson Wilkinson, Henry Arthur, B.A. Burton, Thomas Herbert, B.A. Harkness, John Chisholm Williams, Bernard Prior, M.A., L. Th. Bush, Ernest Frederick Harper, Alexander Reid Williams, Brinley ,John Byers, Ralph, M.A. Harris, John Henry Williams, Harold James Cairney, James Johnstone Haslop, James "\Villiams, Henry, M.A., L. Th., Canon Calder, David, B.A. Hay, James, B.A., B.D. Williams, Nigel, M.A. Calder, Thomas George, B.A. Hay, .James Allison Williams, Owen Wallis, M.C., M.A. Cameron, Kenneth Ian Hay, Thomas Mouat Camer,on, B.A. Williams, Philip Charles Campbell, Thomasi' George Hay, William Ronald McDonald, Williams, Reginald Ottrey, B.A. Cardno, ·Allan Leith B.A. Williams, Wilfrid Gaster, B.A. Carmichael, William Alexander Hayward, John William Williams, William Trevor, M.A., Carroll, William Herbert Heard, J" ohn James L.Th. Carter, John, Alexander Lloyd Heggie, Da.vid Willis, Francis Petrie de Laval, M.A. Cattanach, Duncan McKenzie Henderson, John, M.A., Ph.D. Wilson, Cecil Lancelot, L. Th. Cawley, John Sister Henry, Annie Wilson, Eric George Chambers, Robert Gordon Simons Wilson, Herbert Fitz, B.A., L. Th. Chau Yun Shum The Reverend- Wilson, John Cecil Julius, L. Th. Chisholm, Andrew Robert, B.A. Hercus, Duncan MacKellar, B.A., Wiltshire, Percy Chisholm, John B.E. Wingfield, Henry Barnard Collie, John, M.A. Hercus, George ·watson Thomson Winhall, Norman Ernest, M.B.E., Comber, William Charles, M.A. Herron, David Craig, M.C., M.A. L.Th. Combes, John Hemingway Hetherington, William Wisdom, Walter Charles, M.A. Couling, William James Hiddlestone, John, M.B.E., E.D. Witty, Robert John Crawford, Horace John Hitch!cock, Herbert WeI?ster Wood, Stanley Ernest, L.Th. Cree, Keith Sturdee, B.A. Hodson, Leonard John Wood, William Charles Crocket, Robert . Hogg; Hemy Woodward, George Young, L. Th., Crump, Clarence . Kenneth Sister Hollies, Kathleen Canon Currie, John Wright, Edwin Rudland, L.Th. Currie, Robert Jarvie The Reverend- Wright, Henry Nelson, L.Th., Cuttle, Thomas Nevin Horwell, Arthur Dowdall, · B;A Canon Dallard, George Ernest, M.A., Howat, James Campbell Wright, Philip Nelson, L.Th. B.Mus. Howes, William Hen17, B.A. 91 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZ~TTE [No. 4

The Presbyterian Church of New The Presbyterian Church of New The Presbyterian Church of New Zealand--continued Zealand-continued Zealand-continued The Reverend-,- The Reveren·d- The Reverend­ H ub bard, John, M.A., B.D. Madill, Dawson Roderick Sands, John Hughes, Gwilym Trevor Madill, James Dawson Crawford, Scarrow, John Alexander Hughes, Herbert Bomford,· M.A., M.A. Scott, Arthur Robert B.D. Mann, John Scott, Donald David Hughes, Percy Gladstone, B.A. Manson, Henry Sanders Scott, Harold Stevenson, M.A. Humble, Walter Marshall, Alexander Sedgwick, Charles Cowderoy Hume, Fergus Allan, B.A. Marshall, Francis Walter Shaw, John Russell, M.A. Hunt, George William, Dip.Sc. Martin,, David · Simmonds, Alfred Hunter, Samuel Fowler, M.A., D.D. · Martin, David Brown Simpson, Joseph Moody, B.A. Huston, · Archie J.ohn, B.A. Martin, John William Smaill• Andrew William Hutchison, William Ramsay Martin" William Rutland Smith, Frederick John In,glis, Robert, M.A. Mathews, John Guscott, B.A. Smith, James Dougla~, B._A. Ings, James Melville, Eric Jack Smith, John Nicoll Angus Irvine, Archibald Grassan, M.A. Merrington, Ernest N orthcroft, Somerville, John Spenser, M.C., M.A., Ph.D. Irwin, James M.A. Jackson, Montague Miller, Alexander, M.A. Speer, Thomas Alexander, B.A. Miller, George ; Spence, George Archibald Douglas, J ans~n, Elwyn George, M.A. Miller, John Graham,, LL.B. Jeffreys, George Alfred M.C., O.B.E. Sister Miller, Margaret Helen · Johnston, Howard Sister Spence, Jane Annie Johnston, John The Reverend- Johnston, J olm · Dinsmore, B.A. Miller, Ronald, M.A. The Reverend- Jones, Leonard, M.A. Miller, Thomas, M.A. Spence, Russell Birrell, M.A. Judson, Reginald Frank, M.C., Milligan, William James Spencer, David Charles, B.A. B.A. Milmine, Mervyn Gray, M.A. Sprackett, Colston Robert,. M.A. Jupp, George Henry Milne, William Ritchie Standage, Arthur Charles Wey- Mitchell, George Patrick Sister Kearney, Janet Ramsay mouth, M.A. Mitchell, Henry Alexander, B.A. Starnes, John Horace, B.A. The Reverend- Moore, William George Kitchener, Steedman, David McGregor, M.A. Kedgley, Ernest Harry B.A. Steele. Robert Patton Keenan, Robert Stewart More, James · Stevely, William Allen, M.A., Dip. Keene, Percy Morgan, Daniel Welsh Ed. Kennedy, Charles Anderson Morton, Alexander Stevenson, Eric Brebner Kenward, Russell Frederick Muir, Ivan, B.A. Stevenson, - Norris Johnston, B.A. Ker, Laurence Hamilton, M.A. Murdock, Alexander, B.A. Stewart, Douglas Brown Kernohan, Alexander, M.A., B.D. Murray, John Stanley, M.A. Stewart, James King, Edmund Thomas Murray, Robert William, B._A. Stewart, James Evan, M.A. Kirkland, Andrew Dougal N aim, Jack Raymond, M.A. Storkey, Douglas Willia:pi, B.A. Kirkwood~ · Archibald McGilp Naylor, George Alfred Strang, John Stanford, B.A. Lamont, Robert Martin N ewlands, John Sullivan, Charles McNeill Lane, Arthur Clement Nichol, William Francis Sutherland, Angus Lapsley, · William Robin, B.A. Nicholas, William Henry Sutherland, Arthur Francis, B.A. Larsen, · Karl Theodor Fuglestad, Nicholls, Stanley Tamatea, B.A. Sutherland, William Donald Morri- B.A. Nikora, Hemi son, M.A. Laughton, John George Nikora,. Hemi Ranginui Taylor, Gordon Lindsay, B.A., B.D. Leggott, Robert Edward. Norrie, Arnold Hector _ Taylor, Robert Leishman, Robert Norton, Walter Henry Tennent, James l Lilburn, Hugh Jordan Nottage, Basil Robert Charles, Te Puawhe, · Kihoro Lilly,. Karl Percival B.A. Thomas, __ Alexander Roy Linton, James Alexander, M.A. N ummy, George Little • 'l'hompson, Alex.and er Thomas, Loan, J ohnf Charles N ummy, Joseph M.A., B.D. J~ochheadJ _James :McKay Oakley, Norman Eric, B.A. Thompson, Fred Arthur Lopdell, John Edward Olliver, James Walter, B.A. Thomson,,_ James Alex13,nder Lowden, Aubrey_ Howard, B.A. Orange, Ernest Joseph_ Thomson, James Henry Lowden, John, Pate, John Smith Tocker, Cecil James McC'allum, Hugh Miller Paton, Francis Edwin Hacker. . Troughton, Hessell William Forster McCaskill, Charles Patterson, James Macgregor, M.A. Turner, Harold Walter, M.A., B.D. McCaw, James Crawford Pattison, James . Tylee, Frederick James McCosh, David, M.A. Pellow, William Johnston, Th.M. Wainwright, Percy John McCully, Robert,_ B.A. Perkins, Charles Ernest McDiarmid, ·Donald Neil, M.B.E., Platt, William Thomas Sister Walker, Edith Alma -~,A.- Polson, Ian Ross, M.A. McDonald, Donald Raeburn Poolman, _Reginald Leslie The Reverend- McDonald, Thomas Morrison, M.A. Porter, William Arthur Walker, Robert Langlands, M.A. McDowall, Robert George, M.A. Potatau, Hemi Wallace, Arthur Roxborough McFadgen, Maleolm James Potts, Thomas Wilson Wallace, William Jackson MacFarlane, Andrew, M.A. Preston, James Alfred Ernest Walsh, Ernest Charles McFarlane, James Duncan Pringle, John, M.A. Wardlaw, Andrew .James Joseph Pryor, David Nicol Warii;i., Wyvern Herbert Dawson) MacGregor, John LL.B. McIntosh, Wilford George, B.A. Randerson, Arthur Cyril, M.A., B.D. McIntyre, Daniel Ransom, Oswald Edgar Warnock, Robert McKenzie, Angus Read, Stanley Charles, LL.B. Warren, King Lincoln, M.A. Reid, James Nicoll Watson, ·John Alexander Fleming, Mackenzie, Colin, B.A. M.A. MacKenzie, Donald Finlay, M.A., Reilly, John Anderson B.D. Renwick, George Watson, Ronald Sinclair, M.C., M.A. McKenzie, Duncan Norman Rex, Helmut Herbert. Watt, Charles William McKenzie, _Graeme Fraser, M.A., Richards, Morgan Waugh, Robert Daniel Bernard 13.D. Ritchie, Charles Alexander Way, Ernest Ambrose · McKenzie, James Robertson, Alan Douglas, B.A. Webber, Stanley William, B.Com. MacKenzie, James Hutton Robertson, Frank William Welsh, _Robert Rae McKenzie, James William, C.B.E., . Robertson, Frederick Herbert, M.A. West, Hector Williamson, B.A. M.M., E.D., B.A. Robertson, _James, B.A. West,, William Henry McKenzie, John Murdoch, B.A., Robertson, John Hislop, M.A. Wheeldon, Alfred Hadfield LL.B. Robertson, William John White, Neil Oliver McKenzie, Roderick George Robinson, Joseph Lawson, B.A. Whitehead, Leonard George Burdett Mackie, Robert Robson, Leonard Cameron. Wh~te!aw, Alan Campbell, LL.B. · McKinney, Kenneth William, M.A. Rodgers, Norman Wh1ttmgton, James Neville MacLachlari, Donald Danford Rogers, Lawrence Moter, M.A. Wilcox, Charles Gilbert McLean, Alexander Charles, M.A. Rogers, Rowlatt Matheson, B.Com. Wilde, Arthur McMaster, Lendrick, B.D. Roseveare, Thomas Henry, B.D. Wilk.es, Frederick Alexander McNeur, Alexander Sister Ross, Emily Wilkinson, Frank Howitt M.A W:ilkinson:, Harry Lloyd, 'B.A. · McNeur, Archibald-· The Reverend- McNeur, David Wilson, Ian Bendall, B.A. Ross, Eric Robert Edward, M.A. Wilson, James Duncan McLennan McNeur, George Hunter Rothwell, Leslie William, B.A. MacRae, George Wilson, James Henry Ryburn, Hubert James, M.A., B.D. Wilson, Malcolm William M A McSkimming, William Ryburn, Ian Graham Mad?-ock, Rhys Arthur George, M.A. W~nton, Frank William, M.A.,' B·.D. Ryburn, William Mortolll, M.A. Wishart, Stanley Robert, M.A. Madill, Crawford William Robin- Salmond, Alexander, M.A. son, M.A. Wood, George Salmond, James David; M.A., Ph.D. Yeates, Alfred Douglas JAN~ ,30] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 95

The Presbyterio,n Chwroh of New The Boman Catholic Church-con­ The Roman Catholio Churoh--con• Zealand-continued tinued tinued · The Reverend- 'l'he Right Reverend Monsignor­ ·The Reverend- Young, James Clarkson, B.A. Connolly, Thomas Frederick, V.G. Forrestal, James Young, James Smith The Reverend- Forsman, Edward Yule, George Morrison Connor, Leo Camillus Forsyth, Joseph Yule, George Morrison, B;A. Cook, Thomas Edward Fouhy, Daniel Carl The Roman Catholic Chu,rch Corrigan, Killian, O.F.M. Furlong, Michael Joseph Gallagher, Owen The Reverend­ 'rhe Very Reverend- Galvin, John Aarts, Gerard Courtenay, Bernard, C.M., D.C.L. Gardiner, Singleton Georg•' Abbott, Patrick 'l'homas The Reverend- Garrahy, John Joseph Ainsworth, Wilfrid William Courtenay, Victor Hallinan Garty, Francis Aldridge, Patrick Louis Cox, Ronald, C.M. Garvey, Matthew The Very Reverend­ Orawford, Michael Gascoigne, Noel Hambyn, Ph.D. Alink, Martin, Dean Creagh, John Gavin, Anthony The Reverend- . The Very ReveTend­ . The Very Reverend­ Angland, Desmond Creed, Timothy Gavin, James Ignatius Ardagh, Cyril, B.A. 'l'he Reverend- A.tkins1, Bernard Crombie, Melville Frederick Ber­ 'l'he Rev~rend- Austin, James Jeffrey nard, S.M. Geaney, Humphrey, M;A. Baillie, Bernard, J., S.M. Cullen, Joseph, S.M. Geaney, Victor, D.D. Barr-Brown, Cecil Charles George, Thomas Bartlett, Graham The Right Reverend Monsignor-,­ Gibbs, Phillip Bartley, Francis, S.M., M.A. Cullen, Patrick Francis, V.F., .B.A. Gilhooly, Richard Thomas, D.D; Battersby, Peter The Reverend­ Gill, Gerald Patrick, S.M; · Bennett, Alfred Ernest Cullinane, John Deuis Gormly, Canice Bennett, Francis Cumiskey, Patrick Goulter, John Edward Bennett, John Bernard, S.M. Cummins, James Graham, Richard Bergin, John, C.M., D.Ph. Curley, Matthew Joseph Gregory, Arthur Clarence Bergin, Thomas Cornelius, S.M. Curnow, .J.ohn Edward Griffin, Thomas Joseph Berridge, Norbert Curran, AdTian Guinane, Thomas Michael, B.A. · Curtin, Thomas Gupwell, Isaac Joseph 'l'he Very Reverend- Hally, Cyril Blake, Basil Francis, M.A. Cushlow, Gerard Jlaly, Gordon Vincent Hally, Joseph Patrick The Reverend- Daly, John Hally, Thomas Aloysius Bleakley, Michael Joseph Daly, Leo J amcs Hannah, Peter, S.M. Bourke, Bernard ,J. Daly, Thomas Bourke, David Gerard De Bree, John The Very Reverend­ Bourke, Maurice, S.M. Hanraha.rr, James Bourke, Vincent, S.M. 'l'he Right Reverend Monsignor­ Delany, James Patrick The Reverend­ Bowler, Clifford Patrick, M ..A. Hanrahan, Thomas Bowling, J,olm The Reverend- Hanrahan, William Anthony Boyd, Henry Delargey, Reginald Hanratty, Patrick Joseph Bradford, Merton Dennehy, Bernard Haring, Gerard Bradley, John Dennehy, Cecil Eugene Harnett, Cornelius Bradley, John James Devenport, Charles E., S.M. Harrington, Brendan Brady, Cormac Joseph Dignan, Francis Lynch Harrington, Thaddeus Brailey, Leonard John Dillon, Michael Harrison, George William, D.D. Breen, Peter Bernard Doherty, Austin Hawke, Bernard The Very Reverend­ Doherty, Bernard Hayes, Daniel Joseph Brennan, Aloysius John Donoghue, Gerard J olm Hayes, Trevor Doohan, Daniel Noel The Reverend- Hayward, Hubert Doolaghty, Matthew Bernard Hazelzet, Albert .John .Joseph Brennan, Michael Alphonsus Dore, William i3ressers, Richard Head, George Joseph Brice, Leonard The Very Reverend- Heagney, Patrick E., S.M. Brooks, Martin Dowling, John William, S.M.,M.A. Healy, Daniel S. Brosnahan, Edward The Reverend- Heavey, Albert Joseph Broughton, Michael Dowling, Maurice, S.M., M.A. Heavey, William James Bruning, Everard Herman Downey, John Joseph 'l'he Very Reverend....:.. Downey, Leo Vincent Heffernan, Thomas M., S.M. The Very Reverend­ Duffy, Joseph Buckley, Daniel Patrick Duffy, Thomas The Reverend- The Reverend­ Duggan, Christen Francis Hendren, James Oughten, S.M. Buckley, Francis Duggan, George Henry, D.D. Henley, James Francis, M.A. Buckley, William B. Dunn, John Samuel Herlihy, Francis, D.C.L. Buist, James Bernard Dunphy, William Christopher Joseph Herlihyi Patrick Joseph Burke, Edward Durning, Francis, M.A. Higgins, John Alexander, S.M. Burke, Michael, J., S.M. Durning, James Hill, Augustine Kenneth Butler, John Durning, Matthew Hogan, John, S.M. Buxton, Leonard Thomas Dynan, John A. :The Right Reverend Monsignor­ The Right Reverend Monsignor­ Eccleston, James Holbrook, Henry Francis Cahill, Jeremiah Egan, John H., S.M. Egden, John P. The Reverend- The Reverend- :F:vans, Clement John . Holohan, James Cahill, Joseph Alphonsus Hoogveld, Richard Henry Roinanm1 Cahill, Patrick Power, S.M. The Very Reverend­ Cahill, Thomas }.}vatt, Leo Reginald The Right Reverend MoMignor-,­ Callaghan, Cyril J., M.A. Howard, Michael Callaghan, Vincent D. The Reverend- Campbell, Dalton Henry Fahey, Edward James The Reverend- Carcenac, Leopold H., S.M. Fahey, Thomas John Hughes, Robert John Gethin Carmine, Eugene John Paschal Fahy, Patrick Hunt, Maurice Cartwright, Cyril Farrell, Thomas Hussey, Gerard Thomas . Casey, Charles W., D.D. Feehly, Christopher Fleming Hyde, Alfred Huia Casey, James Patrick Fenelon, Andrew Jansen, Cornelius Adrian Caulfield, John Fenton, James Jans en, Leo Edward Finerty, John, B.A. Jillings, Henry Caulfield, William Melville Johnsen, Graham Chaney, William The Very Reverend­ Jones, Michael The Very Reverend- Finlay, Francis, M.A. Joyce, E¢1.ward Michael Chapman, Bernard J,oseph, D.D., The Reverend- Joyce, James Ph.D. Fisher, I van, S.M. Joyce, Patrick Anthony The Reverend- Fitzgibbon, .Tiohn Mary Kane, Paul F. Cheesman, George Seddon Flaherty, Vincent Kavanagh, Bernard Clarke, Walter Flanagan, John Kavanagh, John Joseph F. Cleary, John Flanagan, Morris Kavanagh, John Patrick Cleary, Patrick John Fletcher, John Joseph The Very Reverend- Flynn, Peter Bernard Cleary, Thomas Kavanagh, Thomas Stanislam ..9 Colgan, George Michael Flynn, William Barry Columb, Francis Fogarty, Matthew Joseph The Reverend- Conboy, Stephen Foley, Michael Nicholas Kean, Kevin Brennan ConnoHy, Brendon Foley, Patrick Keane, Arthur, S.M. 9(f THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No. 4

The· Boman Catholio .Church-con· The Roman Catholic Church--con­ The Roman Catholic Church--con­ tinued tinued tinued The Reverend­ The Right Reverend Monsignor­ The Reverend- Keane, John McNeill, .James Hugh Outtrim, Cornelius, S.M. Keane, Philip McRae, Arthur James, M.A., Ph.D. Peoples, William J., S.M. Keegan, Bernard .Michael Kelly, Celsus, O.F.M. The Reverend­ The Very Reverend­ Madden, Patrick Phelan, Edward J., V.F. Kelly, Francis Maguire, .James rrha Venerable Archpriest­ Maguire, .Joseph The Reverend- Kelly, John Joseph Maher, Delcan Anthony, S.M. Phillips, Dominic Maher, Kevin Phillips, Francis Aloysius The Reverend- Pierce, John Kelly, John Joseph Mahoney, Thomas Mannes, Leo Pound, .John Newport Kenefick, Michael Power, John Kennedy, Alan Noel, S.M. Manni~, .James, S.M. Mannix, .John Aloysius Pringle, . James 'l'he Right Reverend Monsignor­ Mansfield, .James Purcell, Philip Kennedy, James Aloysius, D.D. Marinovich, George Purcell, Philip Bartholomew '11 he Reverend- Marlow, Oliver Raymond Quealy, Patrick Kennedy, John Joseph Martin, Joseph Thomas Quinn, Charles Kennedy, Michael Mather, Ivan Joseph Quinn, Francis Kerans, Charles Mattimoe, Killian,· O.F.M. Quinn, James Kerins, Thomas G. Menners, Stanislaus, O.F.M. Quinn, Michael Kimbell, Eugene E. Milligan, Daniel Quinn, William Alphonsus Kingan, J~sse L., B.A. Minehan, Timothy, S.M. Quirk, Bernard, O.F.M. Kirby, John Francis Minett, Desmond .John Rasmussen, Francis Murray, D.D. Kirrane, John Minogue, Patrick .John Reader, Darcy Kitts, Bonaventure, O.F.M. Minto, Patrick Redmond, James Knight, Cecil Ernest Molloy, James Arthur Rice, Francis Larsen, Eric Richard Monaghan, Walter Riordan, James J ohln. Lavelle, Michael James Moore, Denis .James Rodgers, .Joseph Leahy, Thomas Joseph Rohan, John Patrick The Very Reverend­ Rooney, Edward Howarg, The Very Reverend­ Moore, Nicholas, V.F. Ryan, James Leen, Denis The Reverend- Ryan, .James The Reverend­ Mulcahy, Maurice Warwick, D.D. Ryan, Maurice Leen, Denis . Murphy, .James Ryan, Roderick Lenihan, Arthur Murphy, Joseph Patrick Ryan, William Edward Lennon, James Murphy, Michael Andrew, S.M. Ryder, Thomas Joseph Leonard, Joseph The Very Reverend- Scambary, Norman Liddy, Thomas Murphy, William John, Dean Scanlan, Michael Linehan, Timothy Scanlon, Patrick M., S.M. The Reverend­ Scully; Maurice John Lister, Hilary Alphonsus T. Murray, Charles Sexton, John Thomas The Most Reverend Bishop­ N eherof, Hubert s~ymour, Charles, Henry Liston, James Michael Neville, .John Maurice Seymour, .John .Joseph The Reverend- Nolan, Daniel Patrick Sheahan, .John Lockwood, George J owitt O'Brien, Bernard .Joseph, S.M. Sheely, William O'Brien, John Sarsfield Sheerin, Francis The Right Reverend Monsignor­ O'Brien, Timothy Sheerin, Peter Long, James O'Carroll, Michael Shore, .James The Reverend- O'Connell, Daniel Shore, Michael Lordan, Denis , O'Connell, Reginald Silk, Daniel Vincent Lorrigan, Stanislaus Francis The Very Reverend­ Simson, .John Loughnan, Anthony O'Connor, Cornelius Skinner, Francis .Joseph Lynch, Edmund J., B.A. The Reverend­ Sloane, John Lynch, John Kevin O'Connor, Eugene Smyth, Patrick Joseph, S.M. Lyons, Edward O'Connor, James Snedden, Owen The Most Reverend Bishop­ O'Connor, John. Francis, S.M. Souter, John, C.M. Lyons, Patrick Francis, D.D. O'Connor, John Joseph The Very Reverend­ The Reverend- O'Connor, Kevin1, S.M. Spillane, .Joseph, S.M. Lysaght, Andrew, S.M. O'Connor, Stephen, B.M. The Reverend- McCarthy, James Joseph O'Connor, Thomas Spillane, Maurice John McCarthy, John O'Doherty, William Joseph Spillane, William, S.M. McCarthy, John Francis O'Donnell, William Edward Spring, Leo Patrick McCormack, Michael O'Gorman, Ronald Joseph Stapleton, Stephen McCrory, Patrick O'Keane, Timothy Stewart, Joseph William, S.M. McDermott, Thomas O'Leary, Cornelius Timothy Summers, John Frederick McDavitt, William James Patrick O'Leary, Lewis Sweeney, Edward .Joseph McDonald, Alexander, S.M. O'Mahony, William Taylor, Cyril, S.M. McDonald, Alexander Ernest B. O'Meara, William Te Awhitu, William McDonald, Arthur O'Meeghan, Toter Terry, Francis Henry Kittson McDonald, Ronald, C.M. O'Neill, David Patrick Timoney, Patrick McGettigan, John 'l'he Most Reverend Bishop- Tindale, Paul, O.F.M. McGivern, Desmond O'Neill, Hugh John, D.D., D~C.L. Toomey, Terence David Tottman, Bernard Edward McGlone, Vincent Joseph The Reverend- McGovern, Thomas Triffie, Gustavus O'Neill, Laurence Tuohy, Philip Callon W., S.M. McGrath, .Jeremiah The Very Reverend­ McGrath, Kevin Izod, S.M. Tylee, Charles Edward McHardy, George Jardine O'Neill, Patrick .Joseph Tymons, Patrick William McHardy, John Stephen, S.M. The Reverend- Uhlenberg, Michael Edgar McKay, Alan Joseph, S.M. O'Regan, Thomas van Beek, Gerardus Maria Venning, Augustine McKay, John Finlay The Very Reverend- McKay, John A. . O'Reilly, James J. Vincent, Francis McKean, Alan von Rotter, Carl Carrington McKeefry, Peter Thomas Bertram The Reverend- von Rotter, Norman McKenna, Michael, S.M. O'Reilly, John Clement Wall, Francis Patrick McKeon, Thomas O'Reilly, Patnck Walls, Frederick Gabriel Mackey, .John O'Reilly, Regis Aloysius, S.M. Walls, .John Henry McLaughlin, Edward The Right Reverend Monsignor­ Walsh, Francis Hugh J., D.D. McMahon, .James Ormond, William Joseph Walsh, William John McMahon, . .Jeremiah Francis The Reverend- Wanders, Theodore Leonard Hubert McMahon, Michael O'Shea, Edward Ward, Alexander Stanislaus, S.M. Ward, Douglas Harry 'l'he Right Reverend Monsignor­ 'l'he Most Re,verend Arch,bishop­ Wardle, Anselm MacManus, James Francis, V.F. · o'Shea, Thomas, D.D. Welsh, Albert Garfield The Reverend­ The Reverend­ White, J ohni Patrick O'Sullivan, Denis Kevin Whiting, Kevin McMonagle, .John O'Sullivan, Jeremiah MeNally, Michael Joseph The Most Reverend Bishop­ O'Sullivan, Noel Cecil Whyte, .James, D.D. JAN. 30] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 97

The Roman Catholio Churoh-con­ The Methodist Clvwrch of New Zealooa The Meth.odist Clvwroh of New Zealand tinued -continued -continued The Reverend­ The Reverend- Mr. Kam.ana, Wiremu Wilniewczyc, Michael Darvill, Harold Alfred Mr. Kapa, Henare Wood, William Dawson, John Brant Mr. Ka.tipa, Rangi Woods, Henry Norman Dawson, William Selwyn, B.A. Mr. Kawiti, Tawai Te Riri Wright, Francis Day, Reginald Wright, George Dennis, John The Reverend- \Vygerinck, Gerard Dickens, Charles Edward Keall, Robert Purcell Zangerl, Andrew Divers, William Lloyd Mr. Keen, Sylvester Zanna, Joseph Mr. Dixon, Gordon Oliver Mr. Kena, Paraire Paraone The Reverend- The Methodist Churoh of New Zealand The Reverend- Dixon, Haddon Charles, B.A. Kendon, Charles Herbert Mr. Aker, Christian Sister Dobby, Eleanor Mr. Alexander, Roy Thompson Kent, Arthur Thomai The Reverend- Mr. Kereopa, Honehone Mr. Kingi, Poo The Reverend- Dorrian, Arthur Peter Allen, James Henry Drake, Edward The. Reverend- Allen, Robert Henry Draper, Joseph Charles Mr. Amos, John Frederick Kings, Harry S~anley Duder, Clifford Lambell Mr. Kinita, Te Paki Mr. Ashworth, Harold Dudley, Ben, F.R.A.S. Ml" Ashworth, John Cyril Robert Dudley, Raymond, M:A., F.R.E.S. The Reverend- Mr. Attwood, Arthur Francis Mr. Duncan, Charles Robert Herbert Kukutai, N gatete Kerei The Reverend- The Reverend- Mr. Kukuta.i, Waka. Avery, William Wesley Eaton, Clarence The Reverend- Ayrton, Moses Enticott, Walter James Larsen, Norman Peter Bailey, John Heys Mr. Eru, Rameka Laurenson, Georg~ Irvine Bailey, Samuel The Reverend- Lawrence, Fre

The Methodist Chur&h of New Zealand The Methodist C.hurch of New Zealand Baptists-continued ---'COntimied -continued The Reverend- Mr. Pihama, Te Aho-o-te-rangi The Reverend- Deane, John Henry, B.A., B.D., Mr. Poihipi, Taniora Tokoroa Werren, Samuel John Dip·.Ed. Mr. Ponui, Tame Mr. Wetere, Te Urunga Pura Duncan, Francis Andrew Mr. Pratt, Hori Duncumb, Christopher W. The Reverend- Eccersall, Thomas H. The Reverend- White, Hedley Edridge, Henry Edward Prosser, Frederick Oliver Whitfield, Harris Edwards, David Richard Mr. Pu, N ehana · Mr. Wi Hongi, Wiremu Enright, Eric Michael The Reverend- The Reverend- Every, Frederick Charles Pybus, Thomas Arthur Williams, David Owen, M.A., Litt.D. Fear, Alfred Mr. Rakena, Paoa Williams, John Cedric A1dwyn Finlay, Allan Herbert The Reverend- Williamson, Ivan Stuart Fursdon, Robert Leonard Rakena, Rakena' Piripi Willing, Leonard Victo'!' Fursdon, Robert Willingale Mr. Rangawhenua, Waiwera Willoughby, James Stanton Gardiner, Charles Duncan Wills, William Garlick, Norman George The Reverencl- Mr. Wilson, Wilfred R~nry Gibbs, Arthur Joseph Ranston, Harry, M.A., Litt.D. Mr. Winiata, Heemi Gibbs, Trevor Mr. Rapana, Ngakao Goldsmith, Rex Charles Radciiffe, Mr. Ratete, Te Hira The Reverenrl- Winiata, Maharaia, M.A., Dip.Eel. M.A. The Reverend- Mr. Wiperi, Huru Goring, Ernest N. Raynor, Ivo Mervyn Mr. Witheford, Arthur Lawrence Goring, Harold Garard Mr. Rewa, "\Vaaka Simon Grave, J. Russell The Reverend- Grigg, Edward William, M.A. The Reverend- Witheford, Arthur Russell Hart, Roland Charles Richards, Horace Leslie The Reverend- Hodge, Alexander J., B.A., B.D., :RichaTds, James Woolford, Joseph Henry, B.A. Ph.D. Richards, Raymond Mr. Wright. Henry Robert Hoffman, Ronald Stanley Mr. Rihimona, Heemi Ings, John Congregational Independents Jamieson, Arthur John The Reverend- Jamieson, Arthur Ridland Riseley, Benjamin · Henry 'fhe Reverend- Jenkin, Stanley W. . Roberts, Charles Martin Bell, Kenneth Allan Jenkins, Luke Hampden, B.D, Mr. Robinson, Cyril Burgess, Norman Jensen, Joseph D. Mr. Robinson, Kenneth Arnold. Bycroft, Christopher George Hedley Jones, Ernest T. Campbell, Stephen James Jones, William Bramwell The Reverend- Chambers, James Bernard, B.A. Judkins, Maurice Henry Rogers, Ranginohpora Check,- Maru George, L. Th. Kempton, H. Knowles · Mr. Roke, Charles Edward Clark, Stephen Lambert, William Edward Mr. Rotherham, George Richard · de Lisle, Frank Lanyon, Percy Frederick Gammon, James Lloyd Latta, Clarence Arthur The Reverend- Garner, William M. Rowe, William Lloyd, Felix Hayes Gordon, Ian Lonsdale, Albert Edward Ryan, Henry Hall, Percy Henry Sage, Ernest Edward Macky, J.C. Hoskin, Claude. Cannell Miller, John Paton The Reverend- Isitt, William M., B.A. Moore, David Curtis Sanft, Alfred Edwin Frank Jackson, George, B.A. · Scotter, Adolphus Nelson, B.A. James, Henry Bond Pastor- Scrivin, Arthur Henry .Tohnson, Harry, A.T.S. Munro, George Stevenson Seamer, Arthur John Johnston, Gilbert James, B.A. Nielsen, James Henry Valdemar Shapcott, Leonard Kay, Frederick James The Reverend- Sharp, Harold .Angus Pastor- N orrish, Percy Wilfrid Mr. Sharp, Leonard Edward George McQuillan, Henry North, John James, D.D. North, Lawrence Alfred The Reverend- The Reverend- Shepherd, Trevor Miller, David Gardner Pastor- Shersoni, Donald George, B.A. Pedersen, Thorvold Joshua Page, Harry Walter Silvester, John, M.A. Sands, Joseph Sinclair, William Andrew Skinner, Norman Albert The Reverend- Skuse, Thomas Pastor- Page, Trevor Ralph Slade, William Gardner, M.A. Smith, Joseph Gordon Parry, Frederick A. Mr. Bleep, William Edgar Puddle, Herbert Roy The Reverend- Reay, G. Clifford The Reverend- Stewart, John Milburn Reddell, Francis George Smith, George Knowles Pastor- Reid, James Kirk Speer, William Henry Teaia, Tariu a Rosie, Charles Donald Spencer, Herbert The Reverend- Sherburd, Ernest Foster Mr .. Steele, Thomas W earne, Reginald Triggs Sievewright, A. C. Ivir. Sussex, William 8ilcock, Alfred Laurence Welch, Clifford Lawrence Simpson, Alexander Finlayson The Reverend- Baptists 8impson, Ervin Peter Young Symons, Clifford Thomas, M.A., B;D. Sim12son, John Ewen Mr. Tamati, Hone The Reverend- Simpson, Raymond Anstice, Arthur Smart, Frederick Lang The Reverend- Archer, John Kendrick Tasker, Bert McDaid, B.A. Smith, Clyde William 'I'auroa, Matarae Barton, Charles Howard Smith, Leslie John Boulton Batts, Eric W. G. Stewart, David Hugh Taylor, Cecil Richard Beilby, George Thomas, M.A. Mr. Te Huia, Tumu Thompson, Joseph Blackman, Percy James Colquhoun Turner, Harold Raymond The Reverend- Boggis, Cecil Bertie Vickery, William Henry Alfred Te Tuhi, Eruera Brown, Albert Victor Wakelin, Arthur John Thomas, Gordon Vaughan Browning, John Reginald Charles Weston, Thomas Thompson, George Raphael Bryan, Laurence Percival Whitten, Herbert Edward Mr. Thompson, John Herbert Burt, James Johnston Wilkie, Robert Stewart Bycroft, Howard Raymond Wilson, Alfred Samuel The Reverend- Bycroft, Robert Redvers Gordon Wood, Nathan Rillstone Thornley, Robert, M.A. Carlisle, Brownlow Osborna Forde Wyness, Stuart Winter Tinsley, Robert Borrows Carlisle, David Brownlow Forde Mr. Toka, Paikea Henare Carter, Frederfok Herbert Mr. Tonga, Hoani Chant, Charles The Sal,vation Army Mr. Tonga, Wiremu Christensen, Ian Malcolm Mr. Toothill, Harold William Clifford, James Ayson, M.Sc. Adams, Dean, Captain Adams, Henry M., Major Mr. Trim, Francis· Edgar Pastor- Mr. Tuhimata, NgaweTu.e Allott, Jabez, Major Mr. Tumahuki, Rangiira ·. Collins, Geoffrey Willis Armstrong, Albert, Major The Reverend- Armstrong, William, Major The Reverend- Cramptou, Phillip Leslie Adams, Astbury, Ranulph M., Oommis- Utting, Harry Victor B.A. sioner. Vealie, Thomas White Crawford, Gladstone Lloyd Balle, Jacob, Major Waite,;Alfred Edward Crawshaw, Frederick Alfred Bartlett, Albert H., Major Waite, James Stanley Crozier, James Tennant Baylis, William J., Brigadier Walker, William Cumming, James Beasy, J,ohn, Adjutant Watson, loh:n Kellett, B.A. Day, Louis Alfred Bevan, Nelson, Adjutant JAN. 30] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 99

The Salvation Army-continued Tlu; Snlwltion Anny-continued Set·en-th Day Adventists-continued Bicknell, Norman, Major Stone, Bramwell, Major Pastor- Birks, Florence, Brigadier Suter, Alfred .J. S., Lieut.-Golonel Burns, Reginald James Blincoe, Viola, Brigadier Taylor, David, Major Burnside, George Boon, Arthur' William, Adjutant Thomas, Ernest, Adjutant Claus, William Paul Bracegirdle, Cuthbert, Brigadier Thompson, William J., Major Giblett, Ephraim Frederick Briddock, Isaac, Brigadier Thomson, Basil, Major Glockler, Paul Bridge, Sydney J., Brigadier Thorne, Edwin G., Major Harvey, Joseph Bringans, ,John, Captain Tong, Leonard, Brigadier Herbert, ~lbmt Stanley Brooks, Andrew, Brigadier Tong, Raymond Henry, Captain Judge, Alfred George Brown, Norman E., Brigadier \\'a.ite, John Charles, Adjutant Leeder, Stanley Thomas Brunton, Janet Dickie, Major Walls, Charles, Colonel Millist, Charles Henry Burton, Frederick 'W., Lieut:- Watkin, Jabez, Major Mitchell, Aubrey Roland Co!onel \Vilkes, James Henry, Major Mitchell, John Albert Buttimore, Thomas, Brigadier \Vyatt, Herbert, Major Murchison, Clifford Rodderick C'alcott, Arthur, Major Parker, Alfred Campion, William, Commandant The Evangelical Lutheran Concordia Ratcliffe, Albert Geoffrey Caporn, Frederick H., Brigadier Conference of New Zealand Robinson, Gordon Carmichael, An:drew B., Lieut.- The Reverend- Rosendahl, Edward Christian Colonel Fischer, Gerhard Edwin Sharp, Frederick Lacey Chalmers, Roberta, Adjutant Heidrich, Maurice R. Summerfield, Charles Ed\\·in Chandler, Albert E., Major Paeeh, .John Adolph Tolhurst, Hubert Leonard Christian, Kalmer, Captain Te Punga, Hamuera H. Wade, ,T ohn Harold Dry, George F. C., Lieut.-Colonel Venz, Carl August ,Veslake, George Eichler, Paul, Major Whisker, Walter Robert Elliot, Ernest, Adjutant Wilkinson, Leonard Victor Fa.rr, William Keith, Captain The Lutheran Church Wind eyer, Henry Julian Fitness, Charles G., Lieut.-Colonel The Reverend- Wood, Stanley Hall Fitness, Gordon, Captain Christensen, Ansgar Flintoff, Arthur, Adjutant Brethren Flinto·ff, Gordon, Adjutant Hebrew Congregations Gibbs, Edward, Brigadier l\fr.- Go:ffin, Harry, Maj or The Reverend- Bauckham, ·William Dear Go:ffin, Henry C., Brigacli.er . Astor, Alexander, B.A. Brewerton, Robert Hugh Gower, Jessie, Major Kantor, Samuel Burns, J olm James Gray, Charles 'Henry, Lieut.- Salas, Marks Carswell, William Colonel Salas, Samuel Nathan Clark, John Gibson Gray, Gordon, Captain Mr. Van Staveren, Isaac Cochrane, Thomas Nicholas Grice, Edna May, Major 'Ehe Reverend- Coppin, Enoch Hawkes, Hubert, Major Wolman, Joseph Danrr, George Edward Hawkins, James, Brigadier Drake, Charles John Hay, Frank, Major Edwards, Basil Arnot Harris The Associated Churches of Christ in Edwards, Ernest Henry Hayes, Samuel M., Brigadier New Zealand Hildreth, William J. A., Brigadier Gauntlett, Charles George Mr.- Guilliard, Harry Home, Earl, Adjutant Bamford, Thomas Houghton, Donovan, Major Harrow, ,James Alfred Beaumont, Leonard Robert Hall, Howell, Ambrose Ing'erson, Harold, Major B.A. .Jones, Larner, Adjutant Isaac, Henry Charles Bell, Matthew Kerr, Elias Dunning Kearse, Norman, Adjutant Bischoff, Harold Charles Kermode, Abel, Major Knight, Ernest Samuel Blampied, Raynard Arthur Lawry, Walter Leslie Knight, William, Major Bolton, Percy Lawson, Robert Lee, Clarence G., Major Crawford, James Manins, John Herbert Lindsay, Laurence James Victor, Miss- Martin, Frank Major Eadie, Margaret Dorett:1 Nobes, Aaron Lord, Hilton, Major Mr.- Parkinson, Robert Ralph Macaulay, Donald, Lieut.-Colone1 Flood, Cyril Grosvenor Rees-Thomas, Kenneth McDonald, Harold, Captain Fiorrest, Athol Reeve, Edward Hall McDonald, Roy, Major Fretwell, Godfrey Ritchie, George Alexander Mackenzie, Harold, Major Gilbertsen, Albert William Rout, Charles Basil M a d dis on, R,obert Frederick, Griffith, Phillip Drummond Rowe, Neil Frederick Adjutant Griffith, Simeon George Sawyer, Arthur Maha:ffie, John, Major Grinstead, Herbert Sorenson, Noel Alfred Major, Elliott McKane, Adjutant Grundy, Arthur William Taylor, Leslie Marshall, Alexander J., Brigadier Haddon, Arthur Langan, M.A. Underhill, John Marshall, Mabel, Brigadier Haig, Norman Thomas, B.A. Vowell, Harry Middleton, John C., Adjutant Harford, Wallace White, Alfred John Herbert Millar, Leonard, Major HollaTd, Eric Philip Charles Withers, Arthur Robert Montgomery, Allan Gracie, Maj,or Jones, Lloyd Edwin Moore, Rangi, Major Maitland, Clive Wilsden Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Moore, Thomas, Major Marshall, Frederick Bert Morley, Charles Henry, Major Saints Marshall, Roger Selwyn Elder- Neeve, Charles, Major Mudie, Alec Victor Norman, Phillip G., Major Christy, Hirini Savage, Murray James Domney, Henry C. Ojala, Owen:, Adjutant Simpson, Ronald William Pauling, Noel, Adjntant Duncan, vVi Slattery, Frank Edward Elkington, James · Perry, Alfred Mark, Brigadier Templeton, Arthur John Podmore, Arthur S., Major Prench, John Clifford 'l'yrell-Baxter, John Green, Arnold Cornell Powick, John H., Brigadier Vickery Ernest Raymond, B.A. Prowse, Robert, Major 1 Greenland, Vernon Leon Vickery, William Evan Halvorsen, A. Reed Raethel, Henry Frederick Charles, Ward, Charles Leslie Adjutant Harris, Kelly White, Alfred Edgar, B.A. Heperi, Hohepa Riseley, Ernest, Major \Villiams, Eric Trevor Rive, Herbert, Brigadier Heremaia, Hirini T. Woolf, Darcy Leonard Herlin, FLoyd James Rix, Douglas John, Captain Kopua, Tipiwhenua Roberts, Cyril George, Captain Churches of Chri,:.;t Larsen, Norman Vauglm Robinson, Albert, Lieut.-Colonel Leavitt, Wayne B. Rundle, Lionel, Captain Mr.- Beattie, J,ames Lloyd, Ray Hall Sampson, Geoffrey, Captain Campbell, William J\.foDonald, John Sansom, Ernest, Major Cates, Charles l\foMurray, Joseph Talmadge Sawyer, George, Major Cooney, Cyril William Meha, Rtuart Sawyer, Richard, Commandant Salisbury, Josiah N gakura,· Mairangi Searle, Wilfred, Major Osborne, Howard Sharp; Henry Proctor, Brigadier Seventh Day Adventists Pene, Pita Reihana Simpson, Wesley, Adjut,ant Perrott, ·William Rosser Smith, Ellen, Brigadier Pastor- Pirihi, Paraire Smith, Horace, Lieut.-Colonel Ball, Alfred Charles Roberts, Connell B. Smith, Percy, Adjutant Bartlett, Selwyn Arthur Ruruku, Turi Smith, Samuel, Adjutant Battye, Walter Edwin Stinson, C. Arthur Smith, Selwyn, Adjutant Best, George Cartwright Tangataiti, Te Ito Smith, William, Brigadier Blair, Ross Ewing Goodall Te Hira, Tetana R. Spillett, Gordon, Adjutant Bland, Maurice Charles Tengaio, Eru D 100 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No ..4

Clmrch of J esU8 Christ of Latter The Ratana Establ~hed Chwrch of Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Day Sainits-continued New Zealand-continued Latter Day Saints Elder- Honetana, Rae The Reverend- \Valsh, Oscar Woodrow Hori, Hare Gunining, Alfred Robert \Vardle, William Duane Horomona, Tawhiro Watene, George Kapi, Hori Watene, Toke E:arauria, Rewi The New Church ( Swedenborgian) Wharekura,Hohepa Karena, Robert Mr. Strong, Robert .James Wi Hongi, Henere Pere Katene, Pani Wi Hongi, Patrick Keepa, Rihari Mete

\Vilson, Teao Keepa1 Wharekaramu The Ringatu Church Witehira, Hemi W. Kereopa, Rikir:angi Korere 'rhe Reverend- Witehira, Paepae Kiiwhi, Henarc Akuhata, Kurei Kiiwhi, Patariki Amai, Wipere The Libeml Ca,tholic Church Kingi, Tauhinu Brown, George K:pa, Nepi:~ Brown, Pitau The Reverend- Romene, J>arata Atkins, .John Augustus Brown, Reupena Kuku, Iienaro Tamati Delamere, Paul 'rhe Right Reverend­ Makaatene, Hori Gage, Whare Banks, Harry H~rst Manahi, Poai Haunui, Tipuna The Reverend- Mane, Whiti Hokotahi, Te Wero Brace, Henry Edwin Maniapoto, Tupara Huritu, Tipiwai Manihera, Inia Heketa Kaiora, Huairenga The Right Reverend­ Manukau, Te Maati Kawakawa, Alexander Crawford, WilUam Mehana, Whare Keeti, Hori Miru, Mikaera Kiriwera, Kakoa Mita, Takuira The Reverend- Make, Wharewi Moerua, Mania Matepo, TeO Dann, Edwin Charles Murau, Nimerata W. Dawn, Francis Henry Moeke, Iraia N ehemia, Raharaha Ngawai, Hori McEwan, .John Martin N garangioue, Ihaka Mathers, Reginald .John Niania, Ma,tiu N garonoa, Peke Patene, Tawhana Mills, Alfred .John N opera, Rawiri Nicholls,· Stua.rt Gilberd Pera, N gakohu Paikea, Haupapa Poihipi, Tuakana Paipeta, Pita Ratapu, Heemi Unitarian Church Paratene. Pouaru H. Rikiriki, Tokopouaanu The Raverend- Parete, Huiatahi Ripaki, Hokotahi Chapple, .James Henry George Pene, Retini Roberts, Tahe .Jellie, William, B.A. Pere, Hohepa Taihakoa, Te Mapu Mr. Thomas, Kenneth Petera, Rewi Taupo, Hori Pihema, Waikaretu Te Hau, Hui Tau The Spiritualist Church of New Pikimaui, Haimona Te Poona, Tiki Zealand Piripi, Te Whitu Te Rangiua, Paora· Pitama, Hoani TeWhenua Mr. Bethune, Donald Pomare, Wiremu Titirahi, Apihai Mrs. Brooks, Gertrude Pouaka, Ropata Tiwaewa, Waata Mr. Champness, Charles .John Ranapfri, Heemi Tupene Tu . Mr. Davis, Frederick Charles Theodore Ranapiri, Heperi Waewae, Tamarehe The Reverend- Ranapiri, Wiremu Winiata, Harry Dreaver, Mary Manson Rapihana, Te Oti Miss Gerard, Lucy Ratahi, Rangikapo The .Assemblies of God in New Mrs. Richards, Alice Ratana, Matiu Zealand Mr. Ridd, Robert Nicholas Rautahi, Ranginui Mr.- Mr. Webb, Reuben Alexander Reupena, Hori Ashford, Owen Frederick Reweti, A terea Brown, Eric Waller Christadelphians Reweti, Erueti Hare Cobb, Alfred .Joseph Mr.- Reweti, Hiri Wiremu Cohen, Hamilton Richard Berryman, George Rewiri, Te Heu Greaves, Ronald Lee, .John Rimunui, Tuwha .Jennings, George Cecil Morgan, Charles Arthur Rollo, Andrew Milton Mellor, Ernest Taylor Walker, Leslie Romana, Rapine Phelps, William ·.John Yearsley, William Sidney Rutene, Ihaka Silson, Louis Alfred Taia, Te Puke Paora Thompson, Arthur Wallace Pentecostal Church of New Zealand Taimona, Te Karauna Tamaiparea, Homai Pastor- Tamati, Te Aoturoa The Free Ful{/,dicvment'al Church in Bilby, Charles Ronald Tamihana, Manakore New Z ea,la:nd Pennington, Ernest Edward Tamihana, Rewi Mr. Ferguson, .John Roberts, Henry · Tanerau, Arapeta Karaihiko Roberts, Harry Valentine Tataurangi, Reihana Taurima, Rangitere Revival Fire Mission The Ratana Established Church of Tauroa, Puke Mr. Dallimore, Arthur Henry New Zealan,d Te Arahu, Paniora Akuhata, Tahu Te Arihi, Heke The Fellowship of the Friendly Anaru, Kingita Te Kata, Ihikera Road Anihana, Hoani Te Mautaranui, Hori Mr. Garland, Thomas Threader Arano, Koti Pene Te Mete, Hohepa Arano, Whare Te Mete, Kere Arthur, Henare Richard Te Nana, Hetaraka The Commonwealth Covenant Church Ashton, Huru Te N gako, Kereama Mr.- Barrett, Hira Te Rangi, .Joe Hopa Hawker, Lawrence Beattie, Pdrohiwi Te Reo, Hohepa Brearley, Harold Eastman, Lewis Arthur Te Tuhi, Matiu Cade, Thomas Leslie Edmonds, Edwin Turuhia Tipene, Karena Fawcet, Alan Erueti, Eriha Tirikatene, Emera 'rihema Fawcet, Howard Francis Erueti, Hori Tuhokairangi, Te Hikonga Fawcet, Walter .James Faulkner, Rawiri Turoa, Teiho \Viari Hardwick, William Victor Haimona, Hone Utiera, Hori Heggie, .John Philip Hanara, Aperahama Waihape, Henare Hapi, Ahitana Kirkland, Talbot Arthur Birch W airangi, Thomas List, William Samuel. Haupokia, Tuhea \Vaiti, Hare Hawaikirangi, Petera McChesney, George Ross Warena, Hipirini Oldham, Alton .James Heke, Hori Turei \Vatene, Wiremu Pereiha Hemana, Manakore Potbury, Clarence Edward Gordon Wepiha, Waata Quinney, William Leslie Hemana, Paraone Matakokiri \Vetini, Patikura Henare, Rameka Sellars, Ronald \Vh8-kamau, Ratapu Vercoe, Hugh Henere, Tumati Whakatihi, Hepi Herewini, Te Oranga Watkins, Stanley Thomas Wiki, Hoani Wilson, Francis Robert Hihiti, Poutu Wiki, Karena Hiko, Pani Pera Williams, Rangi Hoani, Tuanau Winikeri, A tutahi The Greater World Spiritualist Hohaia, Pani Hira Wiremu, Tu Mis.sion Honetana, Paeroa Young, Pereri Mrs. Bowles, Mary Ann JAN. 30] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 101

.Apostolic Church Foursquare Gospel Mis,sion Church of Te Kooti Rikiran,qi Pastor- Mr. Broomfield, William George Mr.- Anderson, J olm Lindsay Mr. Simpson, Samuel Arthur Kerei, Rangituhia Arnold, Robert Louis Kireona, Hikanui Dickson, Allan Stephenson Kireona, Kaiwhare Gardiner, Alexander United Evangelical Church Pere, Hatu Araroa Pickles, William Walter Tarei, Tikitu Tepoona Saunders, Collet Francis Lionel Pastor Buchanan, .Joseph Wesley Tawera, Tuiringa Scadden, Cecil Charles Haddon Tominika, Ihaia Scadden, Graham Cecil Streat, Gordon Albert United Maori Mission Covenant Mfasion White, Gilbert David Mr. Bennet, Charles Basil Mr. Given, Geoffrey Henry Greater World Spiritualist Mr. Harawira, Kahi Takimbana Mr. Miller, Richard .John Mrs. King, Bessie May Mr. Wilson, Charles Sommers (" The Church of the Golden Light") Mr. King, George Laurence Mrs. Philpott, Fanny Mr. Liddle, William Keith Mr. Mackay, George Alexander Christchurch Spiritua.Ust Church Christian Spiritualist Church Mrs. Mackay, Olive May Mr. Moody, Oliver Gladstone Miss Newman, Violet Hazel Mrs. Craigie, Ethel May The Onehwnga Mission Star of Hope Mission of New Zealand Seventh Day Baptist Church Mr. W ohlmann, Ward George Mr. Webster, Thomas Samuel Mr. Johnson, Francis Stephen Mrs. Webster, Vera Marguerite The Christian Spiritualist Mission Mrs. Philpott, Kathleen Inga Alma Israel Peoples Mission Evangelistic Church of Christ Mr. Donnelly, .Joseph Pastor- Pukelcohe Revival M issio,n Green, George Douglas Mr. Rawlings, Burford Henry Noel Eastern Orthodox Church in New Harnett, John Henry Zealand King, Kenneth Gord.on Gospel Mission r:l.'he Very Reverend Archimandrite­ Nathan, Lawrence Harry Burgess, Jessie Ann Boyazoglu, Chysosotom Michael, Rawlings, Gerald Sully Mrs. D.D. Share, Eric Francis Wilson, William Edward Hamilton Centrnl Missfon The Universal Church Mr. Findlay, John Ge,orge . Mrs. Hudson, Harriet Protestant Israel Fellowship .Absolute JJfoori EstcibUsheil Church l\fr. Francis, Ernest 'iVilliam Rationalists . 1Ir.- Mr. Hall Skelton, Alfred Heihei, 'l'e Rangiptii Mr. Way, Robert Frederick Te Maramatanga Christian Society Kaia we, Reihairn Kingi, Perre Unity Spiritualist Church Mr.- Paorn, Hemirua Hetaraka, Toro Mr. Sparks, Thomas William Paora, N ohomotu Maraku, Kehu Paora, Rapata Moerua, r:l.'ahiopipiri New Covenamt .Assembly Te Uawiri, Hoani Halmraia Bethel Cha1Jel Mr. Brown, Vincent Reginald Mr. Harbord, James William Pastor .Tadrnon, Ray Samuel Seventh Day .Adventist Reforrn U ndenominational Mission Movement of New Zealand Auckland Wayside Missic•n Mr. Cope, Maurice Mr. Williams, Frederick Les~ie Mr. Rimmer, Ernest Keith

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RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND

SUMMARY 011' TRADING BANKS' MONTHLY RETURNS OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES AS AT CLOSE 011' BUSINESS ON MONDAY, 30TH DECEMBER, 1946 (In accordance with section 46 of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act, 1933) (All, Amounts in New Ze,aland, Ourrency) LIABILITIES

Bank Union Bank Bank of Bank National Commercial - of of New of Bank of Bank of Tetals. Australia, Australasia. New Zealand, Australia, New Zealand. ! Limited. South Wales. Limited. Limited. I -- £ £ £ £ £ £ £ (a) Demand liabilities in New Zea- *48, 111,334 16,165,047 16,777,725 10,604,487 22,259,800 8,801,707 122,720, 100 land (b) Time liabilities in New Zealand 11,725,084 6,689,021 5,650,919 3,467,245 6,519,824 2,176,122 36,228,215 (e) Demand liabilities elsewhere 237,680 103,260 148,110 523,557 287,914 116,837 1,417,358 than in New Zealand incurred in respect of New Zealand business (d) Time liabilities elsewhere than 49,393 7,308 .. 27,033 54,434 .. 138,168 in New Zealand incurred in respect of New Zealand business {j) Notes of own issue in circula- ...... tion payable in New Zealand {m) New Zealand business-Excess 11,256,852 111,240 .. 2,467,443 4,493,104 330,453 18,659,092 of assets over liabilities ------Totals .. .. 71,380,343 23,075,876 22,576,754 17,089,765 33,615,076 11,425,119 179,162,933

ASSETS

Uuion,Bank I Na~onal Commercial Bank of Bank of I Bank Bank of Bank of of New I of Totals. - New Zealand. Australia, I South Wales. Australasia. New Zealand, Australia, I Limited. I Limited. Limited. I i I £ £ £ £ £ £ £ (e) Reserve balances held in the 18,128,953 9,281,646 9,623,886 5,728,957 11,585,575 4,770,288 59,119,305 Reserve Bank of New Zealand (f) Overs eas assets in respect of N ew Zealand business- (1) In London .. .. 6,141,429 931,548 2,630,344 507,389 1,699,916 203,997 12,114,623 (2) Elsewhere than in London i 1,285,892 .. 5,379 867,005 809,430 .. 2,967,706 (r,) (1) Gold and gold bullion held 153 ...... 153 1·n New Zealand

(2) Subsidiarycoinheld in New J 343,295 59,905 81,016 72,741 190,549 '50,329 797,835 Zealand (h) Aggregate advances in New 25,249,005 9,280,397 7,583,529 6,298,117 13,780,913 3,568,107 65,760,068 Zealand (h)-.Aggre gate discounts in New 147,637 39,968 .. 21,939 176,347 56,768 442,659 Zealand (i) Reserve Bank of New Zealand 4,782,754 478,750 722,528 587,152 1,504,638 357,313 8,433,135 notes {k) Securities held in New Zealand- (1) Government . . . . I 13,099,149 2,721,431 1,451,852 2,434,592 3,276,816 2,137,636 25,121,476 (2) Other than Government , 1,420,626 181,335 .. 522,867 .. 102,596 2,227,424 (l) Value of land, buildings, furni-1 781,450 100,896 343,116 49,006 590,892 178,085 2,043,445 ture, fittings, and equipment held in New Zealand (m) New Ze~land business-Excess I .. .. 135,104 ...... 135,104 ofliabilities over assets ------Totals .. .. 1-71' 380:343 23,075,876 22,576,754 17,089,765 33,615,076 ----1--11,425,119 179,162,933

* Includes transfer from Long-term Mortgage Department of £.55,229. ' (h h) Aggregate unexercised overdraft authorities, £46,618,603. Wellington, New: Zealand, 23rd January, 1947. T. P. HANNA, Chief Cashier.

BANK RETURNS (SUPPLEMENTARY)

STATEMENT OF THE AMOUNT OF LIABILITIES AND ASSETS OF THE LONG-TERM MORTGAGE DEPARTMENT OF THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND AS AT THE 30TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1946 Liabilities £ s. d. Assets £ s. d. Capital 703,125 0 0 Loans 647,896 0 0 Debentures and debenture stock Transfers to Bank 55,229 0 0 Transfers from Bank Other assets Other liabilities

£703,125 · 0 0 £703,125 0 0

Wellington, New Zealand, 23rd January, 1947. T. P. HANNA, Chief Cashier. JAN. 30] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 103

RESERVE BANK .OF NEW ZEALANV

STATEMENT oF AssETS AND LIABILITIES OF ·rHE RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND AS AT 'l'HE CLOSE oF BusINESs ON WEDNESDAY, 22ND JANUARY, 1947 Liabilities Assets £ s. d. 7. Reserve­ £ s. d. l. General Reserve .Fund 1,500,000 0 0 (a) Gold 2,801,877 10 0 2. Bank-notes 48,243,641 0 0 (b) Sterling exchange*. 92,628,070 19 4 3. Demand liabilities­ (c) Gold exchange (a) State 13,203,724 3 2 8. Subsidiary coin 77,057 10 0 (b) Banks 6I,804.49fi 1 0 9. Discounts- (c) Other 581,676 16 1 (a) Commercial and agricultural bills t. Time deposits (b) Trea:mry and local-body bills 5. Liabilities in currencies . other than New 10. Advances- Zealand currency 11,521 10 10 (a) To the State or State undertakings­ t Other liabilities 3,569,701 12 4 (!) Marketing organizations 2,232,258 11 6 (2) For other purposes .. 26,000,000 0 0 (b) To other public authorities (c) Other 11. Investments .. 3,948,016 IO 11 12. Bank buildings 13. Other assets 1,227,480 8

£(N.Z.)l28,9I4,76l 3 5 £(N.Z.)I28,914, 761 3 5

* Expressed in New Zealand currency. Proportion of reserve (No. 7 less No. 5) to notes and other demand liabilities, 77·053 per cent. R. W. COX, Deputy Chief Accountant.

Minister's Decisions under Customs Acts

Oustoms--Department, Wellington, 21st January, 1947. T is hereby notified for public information that the Hon. the Minister of Customs has decided to interpret the Customs Acts in I relation to the undermentioned articles as follows :- NOTES.-(a) "Not elsewhere included" appears as n.e.i.; "other kinds" as o.k.; "articles and materials suited for, and to be used !!olely in, the fabrication or repair of goods within New Zealand" as a. and m.s. (b) Articles marked thus t are revised decisions. (c) The rates of duty payable on goods set out hereunder have not been shown except in the case of goods classed under Tariff item3 416, 448, and 449 (2), and of good.'l admitted (under the provisions of section 11 of the Customs Amendment Act, 1927) at a rate of duty lower than that provided for in the First Schedule to the Cmitoms Acts Amen,dment Act, 1934. Where goods are admitted under the provisions of section 11 aforesaid, the reduced rate is marked with an asterisk. (d) Steam-engines, gas-engines, oil-engineti, and tleotric or other motors are not, unless otherwise indicated, to be regarded as parts of the machines with which they are imported. (e) Surtax aB provided for in section 5 of the Customs Acts Amendment Act, 1930, or primage duty as provided for in section 4 of the Customs Acts Amendment Act, 1931, as the case may be, is payable in addition to the dnt.ies set out hereunder.

Rate of Duty. Classified ltecord. Goods. under Tariff British Item No. Preferential General Tariff. Tariff.

Anmsthetics, viz. :- . 89-4/360/45 "Kemithal" Sodium Intravenous Amesthetic (Imperial Chemical (Pharma- 100 ceutals), Ltd.)

Animal glands or tissues, preparations made from, viz.:- 89-4/287/72 Oestradiol Benzoate (Burroughs Wellcome) 120 (1)

A. and m.s., viz. :- Chemicals used in manufactures, viz.,­ Oils, emulsifiable or soluble, viz.- Sulphonated oil, viz.­ 89-7/1/47 " Fibre Oil A" 448 Free Free. 89-7/1/47 " Sulfoline Oil P " 448 Free Free.. 89-7 /1/47 " Woolrex Oil 1000 " 448 Free Free. Oils, miscellaneous, viz. :- 89-7/1/47 " Solvaloid Oil R," on declaration by a rubber-manufacturer that it will 448 Free Free. be used by him only in the manufacture of rubber 89-4/390/6 Triisopropanolamine . . . . 448 Free- Fr7e. Weaving, dyeing, and cleaning' of textiles, &c., viz.- Degreasing, scouring, and "wetting-out" preparations, viz.­ 89-4/40/31 "Agral 2" 448 Free Free. 89-4/390/6 Cationic Amine 220 · 448' Free Pree. "Perminal WA" 448 Free Free.· Cigarette holders, materials for the manufacture of, viz.,- 89-13/106 Vulcanite mouthpieces, in the rough, on declaration by a manufacturer 448 Free Free. that they will be used by him only in the manufacture of cigarette holders which will otherwise be manufactured by him from raw materials produced in New Zealand

Bacteriological products, viz. :­ Vaccines, &c., Lilly Brand, viz.,­ 89-4/44/75 Pertussis 97 Medals, badges, and certificates imported by the undermentioned society for distribution to members only, and not for sale to the public, viz. :­ 8!.J-1.3/14/79 Salvation Army Torchbearer Group Movement (badges only) 263

'11imber, viz. :- 89-22/17~ Acacia lubec; Tamanou (Calophyllum sp.); Bois Noir; Kohu; Naiouli 399 (1) (a) (Melaleuca sp.); Kaori (Agathis sp.); Chene Gomme (Stermonotis tanifera); or Houpe 404 (1) (a)

Vitamins, viz. :- 8n..:4/303/I2 " Haliborange (Allen and Hanburys, Ltd.) 120 (3) 89-4/427 /76 - "Vi-Daylin" (Abbott) ...... 120 (3) 89-4/427/7 Vitamin A and D Tablets (White Laboratories Inc., U.S.A.) 120 (3)

N OTE.-The decision on paae 352 of the Tariff-book respecting " Shell Company's W.17 black oil " is cancelled. NoTE.-The decision in M~O. 88 respecting "Methyl testosterone " incorporates the decision on "Methyl testosterone B.D.H." under T.I. 120 (1) in M.O. 73. Minister's Order No. 89.J D. G. SAWERS, Comptroller.of Customs- 104 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No. 4

Minister's Decisions under the Sales Tax Act, 1932-33

Customs Department, Wellington, 17th January, 1947. T is hereby notified for public information that the Minister of Customs has decided to interpret the Sales Tax Act, 1932-33 I (hereinafter referred to as the Act), as under:- It should be understood that the decisions contained herein may be revised from time to time in the light of further information wh}ch may be obtained by the Minister.

Record No. Decision of Minister.

The following goods are to be regarded as included under the exemptions set out in Column No. I (be]ow) :-

Exemption. Goods regarded as included under Exemption. I No. of Column No. 1. Decision. Column No. 2.

(s) 4/7/38 Disinfectants n.e.i.; &c. 79 "Degresol." ·(s) 3/131 Furniture 79 Baptismal fonts for churches, being movable articles of pedestal type. (s) 3/3/7 79 Ice chests for food. (s) 15/18/2 79 "Seed trays," being sets of shelves for display of packets of garden seeds. (s) 2/78 Machinery n.e.i., o.k. (Tariff item 353 (6) (b) J 79 "\Vire frames for use in dipping ice-cream shapes into chocolate. (s) 3/128 Metal fittings for windows 79 Sash rollers and sash fasteners for windows. (s) 3/123 Metal mesh 79 Metal gauze and wire screen cloth. (s) 6/1 Napery 79 Paper handkerchiefs. (s) 17/1/4 Refractory bricks, &c. . . 79 "Feusol." " Greencote." "Kast-a-lite." "Kastset." " Plastic Quick Pach " plastic firebricks. "Plibrico " jointless firebricks. "Plicast." " Pyruma " fire cement. "Sairset." " Super Plastic " plastic firebricks. (s) 3/128 Roofing tiles, slates, and sheets of all kinds 79 Diamond-shaped washers of roofing material (similar to malthoid) for use with asbestos-cement roofing sheets. Diamond-shaped washers of galvanized iron, bent to conform to the pitch of the corrugation of asbestos­ cement roofing sheets. Galvanized-iron hook bolts for use with asbestos­ cement roofing sheets. (s) 3/121 Staples 79 Staples (short pieces of U-shaped wire) suited for use in bookbinding. (s) 2/89/3 Valves for use on pipes not exceeding 2 in. in internal · 79 "Grinnell" sprinkler heads of sizes- suitable for fitting diameter to pipes not exceeding? in. in intemal diameter.

D. G. SAWERS, Comptroller of Customs.

Abstract of Railways Working Account

FOUR•WEEKLY PERIOD ENDED 7TH DECEMBER, 1946 1ST APRIL, 1946, TO 7TH DECEMBER; l\.J-J.i1

Section. Revenue. \ Expenditure. I Net Revenue. Revenue. I Expenditure, \ Net Revenue.

£ £ I £ £ £ £ North Island main line and branches 688,175 686,870 1,305 5,463,221 5,586,752 -123,531 South Island main line and branches 387,795 409,355 -21;560 3,222,902 3,596,071 . -373,169 Nelson 8,932 26,700 -17,768 838 3,222 I -2,384 --i--:----- Total railway operation 1,076,808 1,099,447 -22,639 8 ,6'95 ,055 9,209,523 -514,468 Miscellaneous and subsidiary services 216,468 177,276 39,192 1,861,527 1,521,495 I 340,032

Tota] 1,293,276 1,276,723 16,553 10,556,582 10,731,018 -174,436

ANALYSIS OF RAILWAY OPERATING REVENUE AND TRAFFIO ANALYSIS OF RAILWAY OPERATING EXPENDITURE I Four-weekly I Year to Date -- Period. ' Four-weekly Iy. ear to Date l Period. ' £ £ Maintenance­ £ £ Passenger ...... 310,010 2,233,686 187,577 1,727,701 Parcels, luggage, and mails 33,779 293,994 Way and w orks .. .. Signals and electrical appliances 35,190 257,617 Goods ...... 715,249 6,000,722 284,395 2,210,618 Labour and demurrage 17,770 166,653 Rolling-stock .. .. Transportation- 245,969 1,937,684 Total railway operation 1,076,808 8,695,055 Locomotive .. .. Traffic .. 311,887 2,795,739 13,932 116,070 Passengers No. General charges ...... 1,859,385 19,658,421 Superannuation , subsidy 20,497 164,094 Live-stock Tons ...... 31,578 419,207 Total operating expenditure 1,099,447 9,209,523 Timber ...... ,, 48,845 416,081 Other goods ...... 659,009 5,593,746 Net operating loss 22,6391 514,468 Total goods .. .. , 739,432 6,429,034 Total ra·ilway operating revenue 1,076,808 8,695,055 " Road Motor Services- Passengers ...... No. 1,589,315 13,577,818 £ Revenue ...... £ 126,319 1,029,157 I Capital cost of open lines as at 31st March, 1946 74,466,731 JAN. 30] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 105

Electrical Wiremen's Registration A.ct, 1925.-Results of Hamilton.-Gibson, H. L.; Lucas, C. A.; Otto, L. H.; Tong, W. A. Examinations, September, 1946 Hastings.-White, D. F. Invercargill.-Hewitt, M. E. Palmerston North.-Lui, L. W.; McMillan, F. R. Petone.-Alexander, D. G. ; Hall, E. ; Murphy, J. A. ; Poole, OTICE is hereby given of the results of the examinations held L. S. E.; Shepherd, W. A.; Webster, I. G. N in September, 1946. Rotorua.-\Velbourne, E. L. Examinations for ELECTRICAL WIREMEN were held in Te Awamutu.-Ramsbottom, E. the following centres :- Thames.-Brokenshire, B.; Rhodes, M. M. "WRITTEN PART Timaru.-Fitzgerald, F. V.; Ramsey, D. W,; Watson, P. W. Wanganui.-Hoy, F. H. Candidates. Passed. "Percentage. Wellington.-Dement, F. W.; Fowler, R. W.; Gibson, B. R.; Ashburton 3 Knowles, R. A.; Layton, D. R.; Pengelly, R. S.; Unsworth, Auckland 112 29 26 J. P.; Williams, C.; Wilkinson, l\'L S.; Wood, P. G. Blenheim 1 Westport.-Keesing, P. M. Christchurch 52 3 6 Whangarei.-Soich, M. M. Dargaville 3 Dunedin 36 8 22 Gisborne 10 3 30 p ASSED IN PRACTICAL p ART Greymouth 6 1 16 Hamilton 28 4 14 Auckland.-Ashman, L. H. ; Baker, R. D. ; Bicker, J. ; Boyd, J. S. ; Hastings 13 1 7 Courtney, F. J. ; Gatenby, D. V. ; Graham-Cameron, De L. A. ; Hawera 8 Dent, L. A. ; Eden, A. J. ; · Forsman, K. A. ; Foster, F. B. ; Invercargill 10 10 Gillott, I. H. ; Glover, F. ; Gillan, J. ; Hunter, L. 0. ; Kaitaia 1 Hay, G. K. ; Hadrup, V. A. ; Hicks, E. A. ; Havill, A. F. ; Masterton 3 Hope, S. J.; Hawkes, R. K.; Heald, K. M.; Jillings, M.A.; Nelson 9 Kelway, G. L. ; Latham, J. R. ; Low, K. R. ; Mildon, 0. L. T. ; New Plymouth 9 Merriman, E.; Mathews, R. J.; McKee, T.; Norton, K. \V.; O'Toole, A. T.; Perkins, P.; Rogers, J.E. (jun.); Rowe, E.G.; Oamari.i 4 Palmerston North 18 2 11 Sanderson, W. 1YI.; Seagers, J. H.; Ward, J. R.; West, R. T. i Petone 22 6 27 Wilson, D. M.; Wright, \iV. H.; Wade, K. G.; Wharfe, A. T. Christchurch.-Aurisch, G. A.; Allard, R. E.; Boyce, J. L.; Rotorua 4 l 25 Tauranga 5 Beatty, C. C.; Bennett, R. L.; Burrows, G. J.; Clark, N. G.; Te Awamutu 4 25 Carbines, J. H. ; Deuchar, B. L. ; Drummond, R. H. ; Dunlop, Te Kauwhata 1 G. J.; Duffull, M.; Goward, G.; Hobbs, W. R.; Hamilton, 'Thames 4 2 50 W. 1\1. ; Lilly, C. P. ; Langston, F. E. ; Lake, R. H. ; Timaru 12 3 25 Nairn, J. K. ; Percy, D. J. ; Pitcaithly, D. J. ; Smith, A. D. ; Wanganui 6 1 16 Stevens, C. W.; Sinclair, D. D.; Watkins, E. C. K.; Wellington 44 10 23 Williams, M. C.; McKelvie, C. C. Westport 2 1 50 Dargaville.-Bagby, L. C.; Sommerville, C. 0.; Tremain, A. E. Whakatane 3 Dunedin.-Abercrombie, D. H. ; Barclay, J. L. ; Brown, N. R. ; I. Whangarei 8 12 Cassie, E. G.; Crosbie, K.; Francis, A.; Hewitt, A. F.; Harley, J. G.; Heppelthwaite, E.; Hitchcox, M. E.; Jeffery, Totals 441 78 18 W. A. ; McKay, D. J. ; Petrie, J. V. ; Stinson, H. 0. ; Smith, J. A.; Taylor, L. A.; Walker, I. Jo Gisborne.-Hobcroft, G. J. B. ; Bestford, R. ; Jones, D. V. ; PRACTICAL PART Monk, C. D.; McLachlan, W. A.; Quigley, W. I.; Smythe, Candidates. Passed. Percentage, G. S. ; Sellman, W. H. ; Turbitt, R. B. ; Whitfield, T. K. Auckland 83 43 52 Greymouth.-Dunwoodie, D. J. ; Fielding, T. ; Knowles, W. B. I.; Christchurch 38 27 71 Parfitt, A. S. Dargaville 3 3 100 Hamilton.-Allott, S. G.; Acton, K. R.; Ball, T.; Bishop, P. K.; Dunedin 25 17 68 Burbage, E. J.; Collingwood, R. A. J.; Collingwood, E. H.; Gisborne 11 10 91 Hayward, G. E.; Johnstone, C. F.; Kelsall, K. G.; Lucas, Greymouth 5 4 80 C. A. ; McKenzie, B. S. ; Matheivs, D. C. ; Otto, L. H. ; Hamilton 33 21 63 Paley, R. M.; Sundvick, E. B.; Simpson, J.; Tunnicliffe, Hastings 5 4 80 C. R.; Taylor, J. H. D.; Waters, M. L.; Woodward, W. R. Hawera 5 l 20 Hastings.-Ansin, T. F. ; Boyce, D. H. ; Fergusson, B. H. ; Invercargill 6 4 66 Wright, N. Masterton 6 3 50 Hawera.-Smith, R. W. Nelson 9 5 55 Invercargill.-Atkins, J. J. G. ; Matthews, J. E. ; Williamson, C. E. ; New Plymouth 9 ( 9 100 Winter, K. C. Oamaru 4 2 50 lYiasterton.-Finlayson, D. G. C.; Knowles, K. H.; Rayne, J. A. Palmerston North 12 12 100 Nelson.-Beach, I. P. ; Childs, M. V. ; Muntz, F. P. H. ; Petone 22 12 54 Park, J. H. ; Robertson, ,T. G. Rotorua 2 l 50 New Plymouth.-Brockhill, W. B.; Bethell, L. G.; Cadman, Tauranga 4 4 100 J. W. H.; Dean, T. C.; Marlow, D. R.; Wiseman, R. D.; Te Kauwhata 1 1 100 White, M. C. ; Williamson, R. E. ; Woolliams, D. L. Thames 3 2 66 Oamaru.-Adams, J. ; Meahan, H. T. Timaru 11 9 82 Palmerston North.-Baines, E. A.; Bryant, R. H.; Danielsoni J.; Wanganui 5 4 80 Ladyman, J. ; Metcalf, N. A. ; Mitchell, B. W. ; McMillan, Wellington 47 33 70 F. R. ; McCnia, I. B. ; Rees, R. T. ; Strang, H. G. ; Westport 3 3 100 Torstonson, R. 0.; \Vebb, T. G. Whangarei 6 6 100 Petone.-Coombes, H. G.; Clout, D. H.; Hall, E.; Holdaway, D. C. ; Inglis, F. M. ; Macfarlane, L. J. ; Mason, C. G. ; Totals 358 240 67 Mills, F. L.; Stewart, A. R.; Upchurch, E.G.; Wood, N. S.; Webster, I. G. The highest marks obtained were 83 in the written part and Rotorua.-Snow, F. H. 93 in the practical part; the maximum marks obtainable being Tauranga.-Brunton, E. H.; Costello, T. M.; Metcalfe, A. J.; 100 in each case. Thomas, R. G. Te Kauwhata.-Taylor, J. L. The examination results for the above centres are as follows :- Thames.-Brokenshire, B.; Rhodes, M. M. Timaru.-Aitcheson, T. S.; Carlton, L. N.; Cochrane, N. A.; PASSED IN WRITTEN PART Fitzgerald, F. V. ; Hopkins, A. G. ; Hunter, B. J. ; Ramsey, Auckland.-Brown, A. R.; Bew, M. T.; Bradnam, L. A.; D. W.; Robertson, L. M. V.; Waddell, M. D. Bicker, J.; Cook, J. E.; Gatenby, D. V.; Duxfield, E. K.; Wanganui.-Hoy, F. H.; Jones, B. N.; Quirk, J. S.; Wilson, L. G. Foster, F. B. ; Gillott, I. H. ; Grant, J. ; Guest, W. H. ; Wellington.-Allwood, B. F.; Allen, D. C.; Amos, D. C.; Bailie, Gibson, G. H.; Hunter, L. 0.; Hadrup, V. A.; Henderson, A. V.; Bucknell, A. T.; Berg, B. K.; Christie, D. B.; B. W.; Havill, A. F.; Jillings, M. A.; Kelly, J. W.; Colgate, H. J. ; Croucher, E. \V. ; Cunningham, J. G. ; Latham, J. R.; Mercer, R. J.; Murphy, J. N. R.; Moyle, Crawley, L. A. ; Davidson, B. H. ; Dement, F. W. ; Earley, W. F.; Munroe, C. I.; Pinel, H. 0. G.; Richardson, F. E.; J. A. ; Fraser, M. C. ; Gibson, B. R. ; Hunter, K. N. ; Ross, C. L.; Rogers, J.E. (jun.); Smith, J. 0.; Turner, V. J. Hartley, W.; Higgison, E. C.; Jenkins, F. B.; Knowles, R. A.; Christchurch.-Barnes, P. 1VI.; Streiff, B. H.; Sinclair, D. D. LGye, M. C.; Lord, D. A.; McKenzie, R. N.; Roberts, J. W.; Dunedin.-Botting, J. R.; Barclay, J. L.; Brown, N. R.; Randal, E. J.; Sokol, R.; Smith, F. H. T.; Salter, R. J.; Hitchcox, M. E.; Petrie, J. V.; Smith, J. A.; Weir, J. E.; Williams, C.; Wilkinson, 1VI. S.; Welsh, R. L.; Wood, P. G. Walker, I. J. Westport.-Keesing, P. M.; Brittenden, R. S.; Pollock, R. C. Gisborne.-Quigley, W. I.; Sellman, W. H.; Hopkins, N. T. Whangarei.-Dobson, J. s:; Fickling, E. C. R.; Gibson, D, H.; Greymouth,-Weaver, H. G, Soich, 1YI. l\L; Thomas, G.; Turner, A. L. 106 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No. 4

Examination for ELECTRICAL SERVICEMEN were held in the following centres:- WRITTEN PART

Candidates. Passed. Per Cent.

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Auckland 9 51 62 3 17 21 33 100 33 33 Christchurch 11 16 29 4 11 17 36 100 100 69 58 Darg\ville 1 1 100 100 Dune in 4 6 10 3 4 25 50 40 Greymouth 2 2 1 1 50 50 Hamilton 4 10 14 7 7 70 50 Hastings 3 1 5 2 2 66 40 Hawera 1 1 2 1 1 100 50 Invercargill 6 6 12 1 3 4 17 50 33 Kaitaia 1 4 6 1 4 6 100 100 100 100 Masterton 2 2 4 1 1 2 50 50 50 Nelson 3 4 2 2 66 50 New Plymouth 10 2 12 2 1 3 20 50 25 Oamaru 1 1 Palmerston North 5 10 15 2 6 8 40 60 53 Petone 1 11 13 2 3 100 18 23 Timaru 2 2 Te Awamutu 2 1 3 2 2 100 66 Wanganui '3 1 4 2 1 3 66 100 75 Wellington 15 30 46 6 11 18 100 26 33 39 Westport 2 2 1 1 50 50 Whangarei 4 4 1 1 25 25 Tauranga - 5 - - - 2 7 - 1 - - - 1 2 - 20 - - - 50 23· ------Totals 4 83 2 1 3 167 260 2 29 2 1 2 72 109 50 35 100 @16643 42

PRACTICAL PART

Candidates. Passed. Per Cent. ~ ~ i Centre. * l *& I *g ~ ~ 8 -! I o·S. § 0 IP< 0 i;i.. § ;a~ "i> ~ .,.,:,: "> j .,.,:,: d olJ;,;1 ~J;,;1 ~ ~Fl -~ I ~ b 00 0 b p:j 00 E-l p:j E-l II p:j I 00 I E-l

Auckland ...... 1 45 46 1 I 20 21 100 44 45 Christchurch ...... - 22 22 - 14 14 - 63 63 Dargaville ...... - 1 1 - 1 1 - 100 100 Dunedin ...... - 9 9 - 5 5 - 55 55 Hamilton ...... - 7 L - 3 3 - 43 43 Hastings ...... - 3 3 - 3 3 - 100 100 Hawera ...... 2 2 4 1 2 3 50 100 75 Invercargill ...... - 9 9 - 4 4 - 44 44 Kaitaia ...... - 3 3 - 2 2 - 66 66 Masterton ...... - 3 3 - 2 2 - 66 66 Nelson ...... 3 1 4 2 . . 2 66 .. 50 New Plymouth ...... - 8 8 - 6 6 - 75 75 Palmerston.North ...... - 10 10 - 9 9 - 90 90 Petone ...... 3 6 9 1 5 6 33 83 66 Wanganui ...... - 1 1 - 1 1 - 100 100 Wellington ...... - 35 35 - 19 19 - 54 54 Westport ...... - 1 1 - 1 1 - 100 100 Whangarei ...... " - 3 3 - 2 2 - 66 66 Tauranga ...... 1 4 5 - 4 4 .. 100 80 ------1081_5_o_~w---- Totals ...... 10 173 183 5 103 59

* Includes Cinematograph Operators, Electrical Servicemen, Radio Servicemen, and Luminous-discharge-tube Installers. The highest marks obtained were as follows:-'- Christchurch.-Borrie, E. W.; Butcher, A. V.; Bisphan, B. A.; (a) Written Part- Chapman, F.; Fritzwilliam, W. B.; Gibbins, E. G.; Hitchins, Electrical Servicemen 83 I-I. K.; Houlton, C.H. C.; Riming, L. C.; Neate, R. F. L.; Radio Servicemen 87 Philpott, R. L.; Robbins, K. F.; Reed, W. St. J.; Skurr, M. G.; Radio Experimenters 38 Seay, L. G. ; Sharp, V. E. E. Cinematograph Operators 70 Dargaville.-Goodwin, J. Luminous-discharge-tube Installers 60 Dunedin.-Chapman, R.H. ; Paul, L. G. ; Gibb, L. ; Gillespie, B. E. Greymouth.-Herdman, R. J. (b) Practical Part­ Hawera.-Foster, E. J. Servicemen 93 Hamilton.-Bird, O. A.; Henderson, B. K.; Holmes, B. A.; Radio Experimenters 76 Patton, E. J.; Robertson, W. J.; Ward, L. B. C.; Wily, The maximum marks obtainable in the Radio Experimenters' H.A.L. written examination were 50 ; . in all other cases the maximum Hastings.-Baggett, H.F.; Fogo, E. H. marks obtainable were 100. Invercargill.-Harrison, 0. W.; Murdoch, S. R.; Piercy, H: G.; Wills, M. E. The examination results for the above centres were as follows :- Kaitaia.-Buckle, J. D.; Clarke, R. F. R.; Hunt, S.S.; Timbers, H. A. ; Blumhardt, E. · PASSED IN WRITTEN p ART Masterton.-Boustead, A. H.; Wise, K. N. Auckland.-Allan, J. H. ; Blewden, A. R.; Baker, J. S. ; Barton, Nelson.-Burt, N. A.; Pamment, C. M. A. B.; Brown, F. D.; Dance, H.; Dyett, R. E.; Higham, C. C.; New Plymouth.-Campion, C. M.; Hood, A.G.; Thomson, R. B. Kendall, 0. A.; Langdale, R. L.; McCaughey, W. J.; Neal, Palmerston North.-Farland, D. H.; Hale, B. F.; K.ingsbeer, K. S.; E. W. ; Paul, N. H.; Pratt, F. G. ; P~rry, W. E. ; Rogers, Powell, F. J.; Quittenden, J. H.; Worboys, K. E.; Wilkinson, R. V. J.; Smerdon, A. D.; Wallers, J.; Wilson, M. D.; R. J. H. Woodward, V. M.; Wright, D. P. Petone.-Johns, C. A.; Kitchingman, A.G.; Randall, R. E. B. jAN; .. 30] THE ··NEW ZE~lµ~ND. . . . !i~A:ZEmrE. ... "' -

Te Awamutu.-Kirchner, R. B.; Miller,.,F. I, 3. InJµis Qrder:-c-i'. Wanganui.-Dalton, N. R. ; Richards; B. R. ''Standard", in reference to colour, means grey, blue, green, Wellington.-Allen, W. H.; Brockie, R.; Clay, E. R.; Cleall, F. J.; pink, yellow, salmon, brown, or buff: . i .. Clip.ch, V.,J. Cam..eron, ·D .._; De.arnley, H., M.; Fuller, F ..L.; " Special'·',.· in :reference .to colour,. means a colour tha:kis a Gladihg, C. M.; Gr~y, .O. T,; P_otaka, T: H.;. R~d.dle, M\ W. C.; commercial match with a submitted sample colour. · ·. Rollinson, C.H.; Skelly, R. A:; Southgate, W. A.; Williams, · S. 'm; Wright~ D: N. ; · Yo-f-mg;-'C. W estport.-Pollock, R. C. APPLI<)ATlON · o:ir 'l'ms ORDER Whangarei.-Papworth, A.G. 4. This Ordc•r·applies,,with respect to the board products man1J.­ Tt1.ttianga ...... :Aston, W.- G.; ·Wylie, c. J. · factured by Wbakat,i.ne: Paper· 1\fills, Ltd.; of the several kinds specified in the Hr:,;t column-of the Schedule hereto. PASSED IN PRACTICAL PART Auekmnd;.-Hakert J. S. ; Blair, K -E. ; Cairns; .J.• ; Christie, N. :M. ; FIXING 1VIAXIl\1Ullf PRICES 01<' BOARD PRODUC'l'S .TO WHICH .THIS Dunham, G. H. ; Gedye, J. R. ; Gruzelier, G. E. ; Hankins, ORDER APPLIES. L. V.; Kendall, O. A.; McMullien, C. J.; McDonald, C. S.; 5. (1) t-;ubject to the following provisions of this clause. the McKeating, R. R. ; Matthews, M. A. ; Pearse, K A. ; Rogers, nutximum price that may be charged or received by Whak~tanP R. V,:J,; Slucki, L.; Smerdon, A. D.; Taylor, J. F.; ·wnson, Paper Mills, Ltd., for any board products' to which this Order appliei; · ·A;· T. ; Wilson, M. D; ; ·Wiggins, H; ·· · . shall be the appropriate price fixed in the Schedule hereto. · Christchurch.-Borrie, E. W.; Bell, D. S.; Bisphan, B. A.; (2) The maximum prices fixed by this Order a11ply only ,1·iLh Chapman, F.; Docherty, W. E. H.; Hitchins, H.K.; Riming, re::rfect ~o board products for which orders are acceptecl for L. C.; Neate, R. F. L.; Reed, W. St. J.; Rigg, I. K.; Stan­ delivery ,1,n the J~nuary-1\~arch~ 1947, cycl_e, or succeeding eyelet;, ., bury, K. S. ;·: Tabley~ J. R.; · Willis, B. G. ; .. 1\fooar, A; L. (3) Ihe maximum pnces fixed by tlus Order are fixed .. with Dar$1"'':}~e.-Goodwin. J. _ . . respect to board products that conform to t,he formula submitted Dunedm,--:-Allan, J.; 1 Cha,pman, H. J.; Dme, J.; Paul, L. G.; to and approved by_ the Tribunal and that are of a size not less Gillespie, B. E: · than 20 in. by 25 in. with a minimum across the machine of 20 in. Hainilton.-Reece, E. E.; Ward, L.B. C.; Wily, H. A. L. with 25 i~. cut off. Where b~ard prod~cts of a smaller size, being Hastings.-Hamer, W. R. ; Moran, :I. H. J. ; Smith, I. G. not ~ess 1n a!1y case tha~ 15 m. by 20 m., are sold the respective Hawera.-Ambury, H. A. V.; Foster, E. J.; Volzke, R. C. maximum pnces may be mcreased by £2 per ton. · Invercargill.-Marsh, W. J.; Mitchell, A. Vl.; Piercy, IL G.; (4) The maximum prices fixed by this Order are fixed for i Withers, H. J. quantities of not less than 3 tons of one size, caliper, and quality, Kaitaia.-Clarke, R. F. R. ; Blumhardt, E. or of not less than 5 tons of one caliper and quality, with not Masterton.-Berney, J. R.; Chambers, R. J. more than two sizes in one delivery, and where delivery is required Nelson.-McLaren, H. B.; Watt, J. G. otherwise than in conformity with this subclause the maximun1 New Plymouth.-Forbes, B. E.; Fraser, C. C.; Hood, A. G.; prices may be increased by £2 per ton. Mills, L. H. J. ;- Kirby, K. M.; Walker; L. (5) The maximum prices fixed by this Order for combination Palmerston North.-Barlow, G. M.; Cosgrave, J.E.; Haynes, H. L.; bo~rd are for sales of not less than 1,000 sheets of a size 30 in. by Hale, B. F .. ; .. Hitchman, G. J.; Kingsbeer, K. S.; Quittenden, 40 m. For sales of a lesser number of sheets an additional charcre J. H. ; Sangster, W. J. ; Wilkinson, R. J. H. may be made at the rate of not more than £2 per 1,000 sheets. e, Petone,-;-Ambrose, V. R. ; Campbell, L. T. ; Finlay, D. G. ; (6) The maximum prices as aforesaid are fixed in respeut of Kitchingmail, A. G.; Nankivell, F. R.; Trimmer, C. W. sales f.o.r. to purchaser's nearest railway-station in the North Wanganui,-:-Sargeant, B. K. Island. or c.i.f. Lyttelton, Dunedin, Port Chalmers, or· Bluff (by Wellington.-Allen, R. E. G.; Addison, R. H.; Andrew, G. C.; direct steamer only) in the South Island. :, Cleall, F.·,J.; Dearnley, H. M.; Ensor, J. H.; Gales, A. E.; (7) Where delivery is made to ports other than those set out Hannah, P. F.; Harlen, I. L.; Johnston, N. B.; Jenkins, K. A.; in subclause (6) of this clause the actual freight charges incunwl l\foAulay, A. W.; O'Connell, H. M.; Riddle, M. W. C.; Ryrie, may be charged in lieu of the standard allowance for freight. G. W. ; Rushworth, D. L. ; Russell, E. G. ; Williams, S. H. ; (8) The maximum prices fixed by this Order shall be subjeet Yates, M. G. to a rebate of £1 per ton, or per 1,000 sheets of a size 30 in. by 40 in., Westport.-Scott, L. S. when payment is made within seven days of delivery. Whangarei.-Oldcorn, H. T.; Papworth, A.G. (9) The maximum prices calculated in accordance with the Tauranga.-Aston, W. G. ; Lockyer, A. H. ; Teat, G. B. ; Wylie, foregoing provisions of this Order may be increased- C. J. (a) By £2 per ton when reels require slitting and rewinding to reel widths between 15 in. and 10 in. : ELECTRICAL WIREMEN'S REGISTRATION AQT, 1925 (b) By £3 per ton when reels require slitting and rewinding SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS to reel widths below 10 in. : Notice is hereby given of the results of Special Examinations (c) By £4 per ton for standard colours other than grey : held ~y ~he -~lec~~i~al W,iremen's Registration Board :- ( d) By £3 10s. per ton, plus the actual cost of the dyestuff used, for special colours : .' .. _· Electri-cu..l Wiremen (e) By £2 per ton for hard sizing. Passed in Written Part­ August, 1946 Ellis,,A. ·W., Wellington. Passed in Practical Part­ SCHEDULE August, 1946 Ellis, A. W., Wellington. MAXIMUM PRICE OF BOARD PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED BY WHAK.A.TANE p APER MILLS, LTD. Electrical Servicemen Passed in Written Part­ Maximum Tarlton, B. M., Motueka. Description of Board. Caliper. Price per July, 1946 Ton. C. C. _KENW ARD, Registrar. (26/200/A.) £ s. d. Grey rigid boxboa.rd ·024/ ·048 39 5 0 Economic Stab-ilization Emergency Regulations 1942-Wartime Price ·016/ ·020 44 17 6 · · Index Grey folding chipboard f l ·024/ ·045 44 7 6 2/S Glazed woodpulp board f ·014/ ·020 57 15 0 ~IN. ac.fordance with. Regulation 41 of: the E:conomic Stabilization l ·024/ ·045 48 17 6 : ·:: Emergency Regulations 1942, it is hereby notified that the Bending woodpulp board f ·016/·020 63 0 0 wal'time·price index·as at the 15th day of December, 1946·(on base: l ·024/ ·044 55 5 0 15th December, 1942 = 1000), was 1008. This figure indicates that 1/S White-lined folding screening hoard{ ·016/·020 53 12 6 the gener.al level of prices of commodities, &c., included in the war­ ·024/·045 50 12 6 ,tini"e.:pdce.index was O·S. per cent. higher at 15th December, 1946, Single bleached vat-lined grey folding ·024/·045 60 15 0 than at 15th December, 1942. . chipboard G .. E. R •. WOOD, Government Statistician. 1/S White vat-lined grey rigid boxboard ·024/ ·048 42 7 6 Pasted rigid boxboard Wellington, 23rd January, 1947. 44 17 6 Pasted folding chipboard 50 7 6 Pasted woodpulp board 55 2 6 Price Order No. 649 ( Board P.rod-ucls man-ufact'ured by W hakatane M.G. Duplex board .. f ·014/·020 82 12 6 Paper Mills, Ltd.) l ·024/·036 68 15 0 Per 1,000 Single Jutekraft-lined combination board, Sheets. URSUAN'l' to the powers conferred on it by the Control of 30 in by 40 in.- £ s. d. Prices Emergency Regulations 1939,* the Price Tribunal, P Heavy 42 7 6 49 15 0 acting witli. th~ aµth9rity of the Minister of Industries and Commerce, Medium 33 10 0 50 10 0 doth h-et~bym~l-,eJhe following Price Order:- Do,uble J utekraft-lined combination board, 30 in. by 40 in.- . PREI..IMINARY Heavy 59 5 0 52 15 0 I. This Order mu.y be cited as Pdce Oi·der No. 649, and shall :Medium .. 49 0 0 53 7 6 come into force on· the 30th day of January, 1947. 2. Price Order No. 619t is hereby revoked in its application to orders accepted for delivei·y in the January-March, 1947, cycle, or Dated at Wellington, this 23rd day of January, 1947. suc~eeding cycles .. · ·~------,----,---,------The Seal of the Price Tribunal was affixed hereto in the presence * Sta,tutory Regulatiom1 1939, Serial number 1939/275, p~ge 1057. of- · Reprinted with amendments: Statutory R,egulat10ns 1946, Serial W. J. HUNTER (Judge), President . . . number 1946/169, page 468. [L.S.] t Gautie, 24th October~ 1946, Vol. III, page 1648. H. L. WISE, Member. E 108 TiiE .. NEW ··ZEALAND GAZETTE

Price Order No. 650 ( Amending Price Order No. 128) ( Egg8) ·

URSUA~T to the po.w~rs conferred o~ it by the Control of Prices Emergency Regulat~ons 1939,: the ]!rice Tribunal, acting with the P authority of the Munster of Industnes and Commerce, doth hereby make the followmg amending Price Order:- · 1. This Order may be cited as Price Order No. 650, and shall be read together with and deemed part of Price Order No. 128t (hereinafter referred to as the principal Order). · 2. This Order shall come into force on the 3rd day of February, 1947. . _ . . '. 3. The Second and Third Schedules to the principal Order, as set out in Price Order No. 647!, are hereby revoked, and the follmving Schedules substituted therefor respectively :- 1i SECOND SCHEDULE MAXIMUM WHOLESALE PRICES (PER DOZEN) FOR EGGS SOLD FOR RESALE IN ANY MARKETING AREA WITlIIN. AN EGG·PRJOE AREA

Hen Eggs. Duck Eggs. Marketing Areas within the

Heavy · J Standard Medium Pullet Grade. Grade. Grade. Grade. IUngraded. .Standard. I Medium. Small. IUng,ad,d. ---- I s. cl. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Auckland Egg-price Area 2 5! 2 3! 2 l! 1 10! 2 1 2 .O! 1 10! 1· d7t. I I· 8 .. 1 I Large. I Small. I Ungrad1;d, . s. d. I s. d. s. d. Hawke's Bay Egg-price Area 2 5 2 3! 2 ll 1 9! 2 O! 2 3! 2 Ii .2 Ok Wellington Egg-price Area 2 5 2 4 2 2! 1 Ht 2 1 2 4 2 21 2 1 Westland Egg-price Area 2 8 2 6 2 5 2 2 2 5 2 6 2 5 2 5 Christchurch Egg-price Area 2 6 2 4 2 3 2 0 2 l! 2 4 2 .3 2 It Dunedin ·Egg-price Area 2 6 2 4 2 3 2 0 2 ll 2 4 2 3 2 ll ----

THIRD S0HED1!LE MAXIMUM WHOLESALE PRICES (PER DOZEN) FOR EGGS SOLD FOR RESALE ELSEWHERE THAN IN A MARKETING AREA

Hen Eggs. Duck Eggs. -- Heavy Standard Medium Pullet Grade. I Grade.· Grade. Grade. IUngraded. Standard. I Medium, I Small. Iun.,:,~~. I I I I I s. d. s. d. s. d. I s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. I s. d. Auckland Egg-price Area l .. .. 2 5 2 3 2 1 1 10 2 0! 2 0 I 1 10 I 1 7 ___!_?.L ' \_ Larg~. I Small. I Ungraded. s. d. s. d. s. d. Hawke's Bay Egg-price Area .. .. 2 4! 2 3 2 1 1 9 2 0 2 3 2 I 2 0 Wellington Egg-price Area .. .. 2 4! 2 3} 2 2 1 11 2 0! 2 3l 2 2 2 O! Westland Egg-price Area .. .. 2 8 2 6 I 2 5 2 2 2 5 2 6 2 5 I 2 ·5 Christchurch Egg-price Area .. .. 2 5-! 2 3! 2 2! 1 11! 2 1 2 3! 2 2! 2 1 Dunedin Egg-price Area .. .. 2 5! 2 3! 2 2~ 1 ll! 2 1 2 3! 2 2! 2 1 I . I I Dated at ,~ellington, this 27th day of January, 1947. The Seal of the Price Tribunal was affixed hereto in the presence of-- W. J. HUNTER (Judge), President. [L.s.] H. L. W1sE, Member. * Statutory Regulations 1939, Serial number 1939/275, page 1057. Reprinted with amendments : Statutory Regulations 1946, Serial number 1946/169, page 468. t Gazette, 12th March, 1943, Vol. I, page 314. t Gazette, 23rd January, 1947, Vol. I, page 65.

Price Order No. 651 ( Amending Price Order No. 620) (Baking­ Sale of Unclaimed Property " powder manufactured by Quality Packers and Merchants, Ltd.)

URSUAl~T to the powers conferred on it by the Control of Police Department, P Prices Emergency Regulations 1939, * the Price Tribunal, Wellington, 8th January, 1947. ~wti:ng with the authority of the Minister of Industries and Com­ merce, doth hereby make the following amending Price Order:- T is hereby notified that unclaimed property in the hands !)f I . the Police at the varioµs police-stations will, if not claimed 1. This Order may be cited as Price Order No. 651, and shall before Saturday, the 15th February, 1947, be sold thereafter by be read together with and deemed part of Price Order No. 620t public auction. · (hereinafter referred to as the principal Order). 2. This Order shall come into force on the 1st day of :February, Particulars as to the time and place of sale may be obtained from the Superintendent or Inspector of Police in charge of the 1947. District. · 3. The principal Order in its application to "Q.P." cream of tartar baking-powder is hereby amended as follows:- J. CUMMINGS, Commissioner of Police. (a) By omitting "156s.", "29s.", and "lls." from sub­ clause (1) of clause 3, and substituting " 125s.", . " 24s. 2d. ", and " 9s. 6d." respectively : (b) By omitting "156s.", "29s.", and "lls." from sub. clause (1) of clause 4, and substituting "125s. ", School Colours " 24s. 2d. ", and " 9s. 6d." respectively : (c) By omitting "16s.", "3s.", and" ls. 2d." from clause 5, and substituting "12s. lOd.", "2s. 6d.", and "ls." respectively, and by omitting " 16s. 2d.", "3s. O}d.", Education Department, and·" ls. 2!d." from the same clause, and substituting Wellington, 27th January, 194:7. "13s.", "2s. 6!d.", and" ls. O~d." respectively. HE following school colours have been registered in accordance T with the regulations published in the New Zealand Gazette on Dated at Wellington, this 27th day of January, 1947. the 12th August, 1915, and amendments thereto :--:- The Seal of the Price Tribunal was affixed hereto in the presence of- TAURANGA COLLEGE W. J. HUNTER (Judge), President. [L.S.] H. L. WISE, Member. Colours: Royal blue, navy blue, and white. Badge: A reproduction of Myron's "Discobolus" on a shield. * Statutory Regulations 1939, Serial number 1939/275, page 1057. Reprinted with amendments : Statutory Regulations 1946, Serial number The shield above a scroll bearing the motto "Pergo et Perago." 1946/169, page 468. l Gazette, 24th October, 1946, Vol. III, page 1649. A. F. McMURTRIE, Acting Registration Officer. J.AN. 30] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 109

CROWN LANDS NOTICE VIDENCE having been furnished of the loss of the outstanding E duplicate of Mortgage No. 154495, in the name of JAMES Education Reserve in Auckland Land District for Selection on PHILIP GAYNOR, a Coal-merchant, and DELPHINE: Renewable Lease WHITCHER, a Widow, both of Petone, as tenants in common in equal shares affecting Lot 93 on Deposited Plan No. 17 44, being part of Section 7, Hutt District, containing 17 · 19 perches, and being all the land in certificate of title, Vol. 307, folio 146 (Wel­ Auckland District Lands and Survey Office, lington Registry), and application having been made to me to register Auckland, 28th January, 1947. a Transfer of tbe said mortgage without requiring production of OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned education the said outstanding duplicate, I hereby give notice of my intention N reserve is open for selection on renewable lease under the to dispense with such production pursuant to section 40 of the Education Reserves Act, 1928, the Public Bodies' Leases Act, 1908, Land Transfer Act, 1915, and to register the Transfer on 14th and the Land Laws Amendment Act, 1944; and applications will February, 1947. be received at the Auckland District Lands and Survey Office, Dated this 27th day of ,January, 1947, at the Land Registry Auckland, up to 11 o'clock a.m. on Monday, 24th February, 1947. Office at Wellington. Applicants should appear personally for examination at the E. C. ADAMS, District Land Registrar. Auckland District Lands and Survey Office, Auckland, on Tuesday, 25th Februarv, 1947, at 10 o'clock a.m., but if any applicant is umi.ble to attenct he may be examined by any other Land Board or by any Commissioner of Crown Lands. Applicants are required to produce for inspection when examined VIDENCE having been furnished of the loss of the outstanding documentary evidence of their financial position. E duplicate of Mortgage 140012 (Wellington Registry), in the The ballot ·will be held immediately upon conclusion of the name of SARAH BICKERS, wife of Henrv John Bickers, of examination of applicants, and the successful applicant is required Tauranga, affecting that part of Section 12, Ohiro District, in to pay immediately at conclusion of ballot a deposit comprising the Deposited Plan 5273, containing 18 perches, being all the land in first half-year's rent, broken-period rent, and lease fee. certificate of title, Vol. 281, folio 243, and application having been made to me to register a Transmission (No. 43402) and a discharge of the said mortgage without requiring the production of the said duplicate, I hereby give notice of my intention to dispense with such SCHEDULE production pursuant to section 40 of the Land Transfer Act, 1915, and to register the transmission and the discharge on 14th February, AUCKLAND LAND DISTR.ICT.-EDUCATION RESERVE 1947. Dated th.is 28th day of January, 1947, at the Land Registry Raglan County.-Town of Raglan Office at Wellington. LoT l on D.P. 33420, being Allotments 1--5 of Section 7: E. C. ADAMS, District Land Registrar. Area, 2 acres 3 roods 16·7 perches. Half-yearly rent, £2 10s. This section, which is situated approximately one mile from Raglan Post-office, has frontage to Cross Street (partly formed and metalled). The land has a north-easterly aspect and hilly with swamp in the north-western corner. It is overgrown with heavy VIDENCE having been furnished of the loss of the outstanding gorse, tea-tree, and fern. E duplic.ate of certificate of title, Vol. 175, folio 184 (Wellington Registry), in the name of WILLIAM KNEWSTUB, of Foxton, Any further information desired may be obtained from the Labourer, for Section 579, Township of Foxton, containing I rood undersigned. 14 perches and application (K. 26527) having been n;iade for the L. J. POFF, issue of a new certificate of title in lieu thereof, I hereby give notice Commissioner of Crown Lands. of my intention to issue such new certificate of title on 14th February (H.O. 20/876; D.O. E.R. 1068.) 1947. Dated this 28th day of January, 1947, at the Land Registry, Office at Wellington. E. C. ADAMS, District Land Registrar.

BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

In Bankruptcy.-In the Supreme Court holden at Napier ADVERTISEMENTS

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1933, SECTION 282 (6) OTICE is hereby given that supplementary statements of OTICE is hereby given that the name of the undermentioned accounts and balance-sheets in respect of the undermen­ N company has been struck off the Register and the company tioned estates, together with the report of the Audit Office thereon, N have been duly filed in the above Court; and I hereby further dissolved :- give notice that at the sitting of the said Court, to be holden on The Te Kuiti Finance Corporation, Limited. 1929/19. Monday, the 17th day of February, 1947, I intend to apply for an Dated at the office of the Assistant Registrar of Companies. order releasing me from the administration of the said estates :- at New Plymouth, this 20th day of January, 1947. Raymond ·walter Swanger, of vVairoa, formerly Laundry­ proprietor, now Labourer. W. E. BROWN, Assistant Registrar of Companies. Dated at Wairoa, this 22nd day of January, 1947. J. MILLER, Official Assignee, Wairoa. THE COMPANIES ACT, 1933, SECTION 282 (6)

OTICE is hereby given that the names of the undermentioned N companies have been struck off the Register and the­ companies dissolved :- LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES C.R. Judd, Limited. 1938/99. W. E. Cody, Limited. 1938/204. Levin Motors, Limited. 1938/242. VIDENCE of the loss of (a) certificate of title, Vol. 120, Stanton's Stores, Limited. 1944/132. E folio 177 (Auckland Registry), for 1 rood and 8·5 perches, Given under my hand at Wellington, this 21st day of January,. more or less, situated in the City of Auckland, being Lot 3 on 1947. Deposited Plan No. 2902, and being part of Allotment No. 45 of H. B. WALTON, Assistant Registrar of Companiei;;. Section No. 6 of the Suburbs of Auckland, whereof THOMAS HENRY· ECCERSALL, of Otahuhu, Clerk in Holy Orders, is the registered proprietor, and (b) Memorandum of Lease No. 3960 of 30 acres, more or less, situated in Block IX of the Kaipara Survey District, being the Otakanini T Block, and being part of the land THE COMPANIES ACT, 1933, SECTION 282 (6) in certificate of title, Vol. 166, folio 65 (Auckland Registry), whereof the Tokerau District Maori Land Board is the registered lessor OTICE is hereby given that the names of the undermentioned and JAMES STEWART and JOHN LAMB STEWART, both of· N companies have been struck off the Register and the· Helensville, Storekeepers, are the registered lessees, having been companies dissolved:..:__ lodged with me together with applications for a new certificate of British Motor Cycle Agencies (N.Z.), Limited. 1930/30. tjtle and provisional memorandum of lease in lieu thereof, notice Kennedy Transport Services, Limited. 1937/57. is hereby given of my intention to issue such new certificate of title Direct Radio Supply Company, Limited. 1938/29. and provisional memorandum of lease after the expiration of four­ Christchurch Music Teachers' Group Teaching Association,. teen days from 30th January, 1947. Limited. 1940/14. Dated this 24th day of January, 1947, at the Land Registry Office, Auckland. Given under my hand at Christchurch, this 20th day of January,, 1947. G. H. SEDDON, District Land Registrar. J. MORRISON, Assistant Registrar of Companies. F llO '. THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No. 4

W. R. KIRK, LIMITED MEDICAL REGlSTRATION

IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION NEIL GORMAN PRENTICE, M.B., Ch.B. (N.Z. ), now residing I , in Invercargill, hereby give notice that I intend applying In the matter of the Companies Act 1933, and in the matter on the 1st February, 1947, to have my name placed on the Medical of W.R. KIRK, LIMITED (in Voluntary Liquidation). Register of the Dominion of New Zealand; and that I have deposited T a special meeting of the members of the above company, the evidence of my qualification iI.1 the office of the Department of . A duly convened and held at the registered office of the company, Health at Invercargill. 9 Wicksteed Place, Wanganui, on Thursday, the 23rd day of Dated at Invercargill, this 31st day of December, 1946. J-anuary, 1946, the foUowing special resolution was duly passed:- NEIL GORMAN PRENTICE. " That this company go into voluntary liquidation and be Southlan1 Hospital, Invercargill. 763 wound up." At the said meeting ROBERT COLIN BURLING-CLARIDGE, Accountant, was appointed liquidator for ·the purposes of such MEDICAL REGISTRATION ·winding up. Dated this 23rd day of January, 1947. BARRIE RUSSELL JONES, M.B., Oh.B. (N.Z.), 1947, now R. C. BURLING-CLARIDGE, Liquidator. I ti residing in Wellington, hereby give notice that I intend applying on the 8th February, 1947, to have my name placed on 9 Wicksteed Place, Wanga.nui. 756 the Medical Register of the Dominion of New Zealand; and that I have deposited the evidence of my qualification in the office of DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP the Department of Health at Wellington. Dated at Wellington, this 8th day of January, 1947. OTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore sub­ BARRIE RUSSELL JONES. .,_N sisting between us, the undersigned TAANE Dm,MOND JOYCE 6 Baden Road, Hataitai, Wellington. 764 and HuRu ALDERMAN JOYCE, carrying on· business as butchers at Queen Street, Waimate, under the style or firm of" Joyce Bros.,". has been dissolved as from the 23rd day of October, 1946. All I :MEDICAL REGISTRATION debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be received and paid respectively by the said TAANE DESMOND JOYCE, who will CHARLES BRUCE CORNISH, M.B., Ch.B. (N.Z;), 1947, continue to carry on the said business under the style or name of I , now residing in Wellington, hereby give notice that I intend " Joyce Bros." as heretofore. applying on the 10th February, 1947, to have my na,me placed on Dated at Waimate, this 23rd day of January, 1947. the Medical Register of the Dominion of New Zealand ; and that TAANE DESMOND JOYCE. I have deposited "the evidence of my qualification in the office -of 757 HURU ALDERMAN JOYCE. the Department of Health at Wellington. Dated at Wellington, this 10th day of January, 1947. MEDICAL REGISTRATION CHARLES BRUCE CORNISH. 11 Lochiel Road, Khandallah, Wellington. 765 RICHARD LINDSAY COTTON, l\I.B., Ch.B. (N.Z.), 1946, I ti now residing in Dunedin, hereby give notice that I intend MEDICAL REGISTRATION applying on the 19th February, 1947, to have my name placed on the Medical Register of the Dominion of New Zealand ; and that I have deposited the evidence of my qualification in the office of ,J JOHN BRUCE RUSSELL WELLS, M.B., Ch.B. (1946), now the Department of Health at Dunedin. · t1 residing in Christchurch, hereby give notice that I intend Dated at Dunedin, this 18th day of Janu:3,ry, 1947. applying on the 21st February, 1947, to have my name placed on the Medical Register of the Dominion of New Zealand ; and that I RICHARD LINDSAY COTTON. have deposited the evidence of my qualification in the office of the 11 Tennyson Court, Dunedin. 758 Department of Health at Wellington. Dated at Christchurch, this 24th day of January, 1947. MEDICAL REGISTRATION JOHN BRUCE RUSSELL WELLS." Public Hospital, Christchurch. 768 CAMPBELL MUNRO HOCKIN, 1\'LB., Ch.B. (N.Z.), 1947, I ti now residing in Hamilton, hereby give notice that I intend applying on the 16th February, 1947, to have my name placed on MEDICAL REGISTRATION the Medical Register of the Dominion of New Zealand; and that I have deposited the evidence of my qualification in the office of ROBERT FRANCIS THORBURN, :rvI.B., Ch.B. (New the Department of Health at Wellington. I 11 Zea.land), 1947, now residing in Hamilton, hereby give notice Dated at Hamilton, this 17th day of January, 1947. that I intend applying on the 20th February, 1947, to have my name placed on the Medical Register of the Dominion of New CAMPBELL MUNRO HOCKIN. Zealand; and that I have deposited the evidence of my qualification Waikato Hospital, Hamilton. 759 in the office of the Department of Health at Wellington. Dated at Ha,milton, this 20th day of January, 1947. MEDICAL REGISTRATION ROBERT FRANCIS THORBURN. Waikato Hospital, Hamilton. 769 ARCHIE STAPYLTON BADGER, M.B., Ch.B. (N.Z.), 1947, I ti now residing in Hamilton, hereby give notice that I intend applying on the 15th February, 1947, to have my name placed on MEDICAL REGISTRATION the Medical Register of the Dominion of New Zealand; and that I have deposited the evidence of my qualification in the office of the GILBERT CHARLES ROBERTSON HAY, M.B., Ch.B. Department of Health at Wellington. I , (University of New Zealand), 1947, now residing in Nelson, DaJ;ed 8,t Hamilton, this 15th day of ,January, 1947. hereby give notice that I intend applying on the 27th February, ARCHIE STAPYLTON. BADGER. 1947, to have my name placed on the Medical Register of the Waikato Hospital. Dominion of New Zealand; and that I have deposited the evidence 760 of my qua,lification in the office of the Department of Health at Wellington. MEDICAL REGISTRATION Dated at Wellington, this 27th day of January, 1947. GILBERT CHARLES ROBERTSON HAY. REX EARL WRIGHT-ST. CLAIR, M.B., Ch.B. (N.Z.), 1947, 64 Nile Street East, Nelson. 770 I , now residing in Hamilton, hereby give notice that I intend ,applying on the 20th February, 1947, to have my name placed on • the Medical Register of the Dominion of New Zealand; and that I SOUTHERN BUILDERS, LIMITED have deposited the evidence of my qualification in the office of the Department of Health at Wellington. IN VoLUNTARY LIQUIDATION Dated at Hamilton, t,his 20th day of January, 1947. REX EARL WRIGHT-ST. CLAIR. In the matter of section 222 of the Companies Act, 1933, and in the matter of SOUTHERN BUILDERS, LIMITED (in Waikato Hospital. 761 Voluntary Liquidation). OTICE is hereby given that by an entry dated 21st January, MEDICAL REGISTRATION N 1947, in the minute-book of the above-named company, the following special resolution was duly passed:- · HENRY ROBERT CLIFFORD BENNY, M.B., Oh.B. (N.Z.), "That the company be wound up voluntarily, and that Mr. I ti 1947, now residing in Hamilton, hereby give notice that TURNER SMITH, Public Accountant, of Christchurch, be and is I intend applying on the 20th February, 1947, to .have my name hereby appointed liquidator of the company." placed on the Medical Register of the Dominion of New Zealand ; All persons having claims against the company are requested -and that I have deposited the evidence of my qualification in the to render accounts for same with full particulars to the undersigned -office of the Department of Health at Wellington. not later than 15th February, 1947. Dated at Hamilton, this 20th day of January, 1947. TURNER SMITH, Liquidator. HENRY ROBERT CLIFFORJ;) BENNY. Oare of C. E. Wilkins and Turner Smith, Public Accountants, Waikato Hospital. 762 161 Hereford Street, Christchurch. 767 .:JAN'; 30] THE NEW ZEAL.AND GAZETTE lll WAIPA COUNTY COUNCIL NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS RESOLUTION MAKING SPECIAL RATE THE NEW ZEALAND COMPANY'S NATIVE RESERVE~. Workers' Dwellings Loan, 1945 By R. L. J ELLICOE. Cloth bound. Price, 6s.; postage, 3d. ·1N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in that , . behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1926, the Waipa · County Council hereby resolves as follows :- THE FRENCH AT AKAROA. By T. LINDSAY BUICX, ~ F.R.HIST S. Price, 12s. 6d.; " That, for the purpose of providing the interest and other postage, 7d. charges on a loan of £10,000, authorized to be raised by the Waipa · County Council under the above-mentioned Act, for the purpose HISTORICAL RECORDS OF NEW ZEALAND. By RoBERT · of providing workers' dwellings for Council employees, the said McNAB. Cloth boards, Vol. II only. Priee, 10s. 6d.; Waipa County Council hereby makes and levies a special rate of postage, 7d. seven one-hundredths of a penny in the pound on the rateable 'value (on the basis of the unimproved value) of all rateable property in the County of Waipa ; and that such special rate shall be an NEW ZEALAND WARS. By JAMES Cow AN. Vol. IL annual-recurring rate during the currency of such loan and be Price, £1 ls.; postage, 8d. per volume. payable yearly on the 1st day of August in each and every year during the currency of such loan, being a period of twenty-five · NEW ZEALAND'S FIRST WAR. By T. LINDSAY BUICX. . years or until the loan is fully paid "Off." Price, 15s. ; postage, d. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy . 7 of a resolution passed at a properly constituted meeting of the Waipa County Council held on the 18th day of November, 1946. ROYALTY IN NEW ZEALAND. DESCRIPTIVE NARRATIVE 766 T. GRANT, County Clerk. OF THE VISIT OF THEIR RoYAL HIGHNESSES THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CORNWALL AND YORK. (1902.) Royal 4to. Price, 10s.; postag,,, ls.. 2.d. · MASSON AND COMPANY, LIMITED

IN LIQUIDATION THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Notice of Final Meeting UBSCRIPTIONS.-The subscription is at the rate of · TAKE notice that a final general meeting of the shareholders S £3 3s. per annum, including postage, PAYABLE IN in Masson and Company, Limited, of Belvedere Street, ADVANCE, · Carterton, Wheelwrights a.nd Blacksmiths, ·will be held at the Single copies of the Gazette. as follows:- · offices of Messrs. Ga.with, Wilson, and Taverner, Solicitors, Memorial Ordinary Weekly Gazette: For the first 32 pages, 9d., Square, Carterton, on Monday, the 17th day of February, 1947, increasing by 3d. for every subsequent 16 pages or at 12 noon, to consider the final accounts and liquidator's report. part thereof; postage, ld. F. J. LINDOP, Liquidator. Supplementary and Extraordinary Gazettes: For the Dated this 27th day of January, 1947. 767A first 8 pages, 6d. ; over 8 . pages and not exceeding 32 pages, 9d., increasing by 3d. for every subsequent 16 pages or part thereof; postage, ld. CHANGE OF NAME OF COMPANY Advertisements are charged at the rate of 6d. per line for the first insertion, and 3d. per line for the second and any subsequent insertions. OTICE is hereby given that THE GANE ENGINEERING Co., . All advertisements should be written on one side of the N LIMITED, has changed its name to ERIC PATON, LIMITED, paper, and signatures, &c., should be written in a legible . and that the new name was this day entered on my Register of hand. Companies in place of the former name. The number of insertions required must be written Dated at Auckland, this 14th day of January, 1947. across the face of the advertisement. ·771 M. KENNEDY, Assistant Registrar of Companies. The New Zealand Gazette is published on Thursday evening of each week, and notices for insertion must be received by the Government Printer before 12 o'clock ,of the CHANGE OF NAME OF COMPANY day preceding publication.

OTICE is hereby given that N.Z. CRICKET BAT Co., LThIITED, N has changed its name to R. D. WILSON, LIMITED, and that STATUTORY REGULATIONS the new name was this day entered on my Register of Companies in place of the former name. Dated at Auckland, this 6th day of January, 1947. NDER the Regulations Act, 1936, statutory regulations :772 M. KENNEDY, Assistant Registrar of Companies. U of general legislative force are no longer published in the New Zealand Gazette, but are supplied under any one or more of the following arrangements:- HAMILTONS (AUSTRALIA & N.Z.), LIMITED (1) All regulations serially as issued (punched for filing) subscription 30s, per annum in advance. IN LIQUIDATION (2) Annual volume (including index) bound in buckram, 25s. (Volumes for years 1940, 1941, and 1942 are Notice of Intended Dividend out of print.) Name of company: Hamiltons (Australia & N.Z.), Limited ( 3) Serially as issued and annual bound volume, as in ·(in Liquidation). (1) and (2) above, on combined subscripti.on basis, Address of registered office : lYialing's Building, corner of 42s. per annum in advance. ·Gloucester Street and Oxford Terrace, Christchurch C. 1. ( 4) Separate regulations as issued. Registry of Supreme Court : Wellington. (5) Loose-leaf binder for filing serial issues, 10s. 6d.; Number of matter: P. 9/17. postage free. Last day for receiving proofs: 9th February, 1947. The price of each regulation is printed thereon, facili­ Name of liquidator: George William Brown. tatin,g the purchase of extra copies. Address: Maling's Building, corner of Gloucester Street and 'Oxford Terrace, Christchurch C. 1. . Orders on · the subsc~iption basis should be placed now with the Government Prmter, Wellington. Separate copies 773 G. W. BROWN, Official Liquidator. may be purchased at the Chief Post-offices at Auckland Christchurch, or Dunedin. ' 1ST NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCE, 1914-18

OLL OF HONOUR published in 1924 by the DEFENCE LOCAL AUTHORITIES HANDBOOK R DEPARTMENT, giving- (1) A 1ist of members of the 1st N~w Zealand Expedi­ No. 19, 1942-43 tionary Force killed in action, died of wounds inflicted, of accidents . occurring, or disease con­ tracted while on active service. Price, 7s. 6d. · Postage, 5d. (2) Those who died after discharge from the 1st New Zealand Expeditionary Force from wounds inflicted or disease contracted while on active service up CAMPAIGN STARS to 31st December, 1923. (3) Those who died from accident occurring or disease UMMARY of White Paper issued in the United Kingdom contracted while training with or attached to the S on 18th May, 1945. 1st New Zealand Expeditionary Force of New Zealand. PAMPHLET-RoYAL Svo SIZE Price, 3s. 6d.; postage free. Apply- Containing particulars of certain awards and quali:fi~ GOVERNMENT PRINTER, or CmEF POSTMASTERS A'I tions for them. AUCKLAND, CHRISTCHURCH, OR DUNEDIN. Price, 6d. Postage, Id. 112 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No. 4

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