~umh. 91. 3411

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, DECI!]MBER 3, 1931.

Land taken jor the Purposes of a Road in Bwcks XV and XVI, .11fangamuka Survey District. [L.S.] BLEDISLOE, Governor-General. A PROCLAlIlATION. N pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities vested in me by the Public Works Act, 1928, and of every other I power and authority in anywise enabling me in this behalf, I, Charles, Baron Bledisloe, Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare that the land described in the Schedule hereto is hereby taken for the purposes of a road; and I do slao declare that this Proclamation shall take effect on and after the fourteenth day of December, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-one.

SCHEDULE.

Approximate Arens of the SitUated In Situated In Survey Shown on Coloured Pieces of Land Being Portion 01 Block District of Plnn on taken. Plan

A. R. P. ,I '0 1 7-2 XVI Mangamuka .• P.W.D. 82503 Red. 1 0 o 21·5 } Wairer. Blocl, ...... " .. " " 5 0 1 { XVa~dXVI ...... 0 3 4-8 Wairere No. 2F. Section 6A Block .. .. , XVI "...... Neutral. 1 229·6 Wairero No. 2F. Section 6n No.2 Block ...... Yellow. 0 o 15 XVa~dXVI ...... DIue. 0 0 4 } Waime No.2." Section 4n Block .. f XVI ...... 0 2 35 l XV and XVI ...... 0 0 0·3 Wairere No. 2F. Section 4A No.2 Block .. XV .. ; N~;ltl'al . 0 036 " ; .. 0 ] 15 0 0 0·6 I 0 1 4·3 }W_N." .." •. _.. _ ...... Yellow. 0 0 5·5 " " I 0 1 10·5 1 0 o 25·7 (S.O. 26279.) 0 1 1-7 0 0 7·3 0 2 32 0 0 0·07 WoiTcrc No.2., Section 5. Block .. XV l\Iangamuka .. P.W.D. 82504 Yellow. 0 o 34 1 .. 0 1 1 0 o 16·9 0 0 0·07 J . 0 0 5 Lot I, D.P. 13349, of part SectIOn 5 ...... "Blue. 1 o 28 "Wairere No. 2F, Section 5A Block ...... Neutral. 3 2 2 Wairere Block ...... "...... Red. (S.0.26281.) .. I I In the North Auckland La.nd Dlstnct; Il.S the same are more partICularly delineated on the plans mn.rked and coloured as above mentioned, and deposited in the office of the Minister of Public Works at Wellington. Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, and issued under the Seal of that Dominion. this 26th day of November, 1931. JO;HN G. COBBE, for l\finister of Public Works. (P.W.3S/256/2.) GOD SAVE THE KING ! A 3412 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 91

Lands set apart for Disposal by way of Sa7e or Lease to Dis­ follows: Towards the north-east by Tauhara :Middle No. 4A charged SohMer,,!, 1illder Special Tenure.';:, in the J.l1flrlborouglt No.2; towards the nort.h-west by 'l'auhara Middle No. 4A Land District.. No.2, by Crown land (formerly Opepe), and again by Tauhara Middle No. 4A No.2; towards the south-east by Run No. 60 [L.S.] BLEDISLOE, Governor.General. (State Forest No. I, GazeUe, 1930, page 2639); again towards A PROCL~[ATION. the north-east by the Taupo-Napier Road; t-owards the east by Pahautea and Wharetoto No.8; towards the south-west N pursuance of the power and authority conferred upon by the Tauhara South A; and towards the west by the I me by section four of the Discharged Soldiers Settlement Waitahanui Stream and Tauhara Middle No. 4A No. lK, Act, 1915, I, Charles, Baron -Bleclisloe, do hereby proclaim No. 4A No. lL No.2, No. 4A No. lL No.1, and No. 4A No. lR: and declare that the lands 'described in the Schedule hereto save and tlxcepting the Roto-a-Kui Reserve and two inter­ shall be and the same are hereby set apart and declared open secting public roa.ds. As the same· is more particularly for disposal by way of sale or lease to discharged soldiers, delineated on the plan No. 54/3, deposited in the Head Office under speciflJ tenures, in the manner provided in the said of the State Forest Service at Wellington, and thereon bordered Act. red. (Auckland plan No, 1546c, red.) Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor­ SCHEDULE. General of the Dominion of New Zealand, and issued NORTH AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT.-BLOCK IV, Iurnu under the Seal of that Dominion, this 27th day of SURVEY DISTRICT. November, 1931. JOHN G. COBBE, PART Section 5A ~ Area, 5 acres 0 roods 19 perches._ For Commissioner of State Forests.

Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor. GOD SAVE THE KING! Gen13ral of the Dominion of New Zealand, and issued under the Seal of that Dominion, this 26th day of November, 1931. Proclaiming Native Land to have become Grown Land. JOHN G. COBBE, for Minister of Lands. [L.S.] BLEDISLOE, Governor-Gtllleral. GOD SAVE THE KING! A PROCLAlIfATION. (L. and S. 4/368.) HEREAS by section fourteen of the Native Land W Amendment Act, 1914, it is provided, inter alia, that on being satisfied that thc purchase of any Native land Grown and National-endowment Land.s set apart as a Permanent has been duly completed by or on behalf of the Crown under State Fore.st_ the authority of the Native Land Act, 1909, the Governor­ General may issue a Proclamation that such land has become [L.S.] BLEDISLOE. Governor·General. Crown land: A PROCLAMATION. And whereas the Native land set out in the Schedule hereto has become vested in the Crown uuder the provisions of y virtue and in exercise of the powers. and authorities sections six and seven of the Native Land Amendment and B conferred upon me by section eighteen of the Forests Native Land Claims Adjustment Act, 1923 : Act, 1921-22, I, Charles, Baron Bledisloe, Governor·General Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of the power and of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby set apart the authority so conferred upon me by section fourteen of the Crown and National-endowment lands described in the Native Land Amendment Act, 1914, and of any other power Schedule hereto as a permanent State forest. me enabling, I, Charles, Baron Bledisloe, C.)vernor_General of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby proclaim that the SCHEDULE. land set out in the Schedule hereto has become Crown land. AUOItLANP LAND DISTRIOT.-RoTORUA FOREST-CONSERVATION REGION. . SCHEDULE. Parts of State Forest No. 1 (Ka.ingaroa Plantation). KArnOHO A3, containing an area of 550 acres, more or less (including closed road), situate in Blocks I and V, Waipiro that area in Auckland Land District, containing by ALL Survey District, and being all the land comprised and de­ admeasurement 24,969 acres, more or less, being part of scribed in Certificaw of Title. Vol. 84, folio 75, of the Land Section 1, Block XlV, Ruawahia. Survey District (3,169 acres Registration District of Gis-borne. national-endowment land) and parts of Run.~ Nos. 54 (13,300 Ngamoe A12, containing an area of 1,054 acres 1 'rood ~cres Crown land) and 55 (8,500 acres national-endowment 31 perches, more or less, situate in Blocks IV and VIII, Mata, land), situated in Blocks XIV, XV, and XVI, Ruawabia Survey District, Blocks II, III, IV, V. and VI, Kaingaroa and Block I, Waipiro Survey Districts, and being all the Survey District, Block XIII, Rangitaild Lower Survey Dis­ land comprised and described in Certificate of Title, Vo1.. 84, trict, and Block I, Galatea Survey District, and bounded folio 76, of the Land Registration District of Gisborne. generally as follows: Towards the north by Section 2, Block 'Vhareponga A 7, containing an area of 265 acres' 2 roods XIII, Ruawahia Survey District, and Rerewhakaitu No. lA 13 perches, more or less, situate in Blocks IV and VIII, No.2, 6723·7 and 26712·5 links respectively; towards the M:ata, and Block V, 'Vaipiro Survey Districts, and being all north-west by Rerewhakaitu No. lA No, 2, 6400 links; to­ the land comprised and described in Certificate of Title, ,.. wards the north-east and again towards the north-west by Vol. 84, folio 77, of the Land Registration District of Gisborne .. Crown land (formerly Pokohn C No.1), 10000 and 3184·4link.s Whareponga A6, containing an area of 259 acreS 2 roods, respectively; again towards the north-east by Matahina A more or less, situate in Block VIII, M:ata, and Block V, No. IB, 61830·5 links; towards the east by Matahina 0 No.1 Waipiro Survey Districts, and being all the land comprised and Section I, Block II, Galatea Survey District, 10677'4, and described in Certificate of Title, Vol. 84, folio 78, of the 1634,2, and 8113·0 links respectively; towards the south by Land Registration District of Gisborne. the Ngatamawahine Stream, other parts of Runs Nos. 54 and Rahui AG, containing an area of 262 acres 3 roods 30 55 (State Forest No. 78, Gazette, 1927, page 460, and State perches, more or less, situate in Block I, Waipiro Survey Forest No.1, Gazette, 1926, page 1918, respectively), 1300, District, and being all the land comprised and described in 9519'4, 7751-8, 4739-5, 11843·7, 2486'8, 2311-2, 375'5, 2406'5, Certificate of Title, Vol. 84, folio 79, of the Land Registration 1683,2, 1261,3, '730,4, and 15464·0 links respectively; again District of Gisborne. towards the north-west by Section 1, Block I, Kaingaroa Sur­ Matarau A, containing an area of 295 acres 0 roods vey District, and part of Section 1, Block XIV, Ruawahia 17 perches, more or less, situate in Block I, Waipiro Survey Survey District, 37888·8 links; towards t.he south by another District, and being all the land comprised and described in part of Section 1, Block XIV, Ruawahia Survey District, Certificate of Title, Vol. 84, folio 80, of the Land Registration 16228·8 links: and towards the south-west· by a reserve District of Gisborne. . along the eastern shore of Lake Rerewhakaitu, 99'3, 6370·2, l\Iangaroa A, containing an area of 640 acr('s 3 roods and 7453·5 links: be all the aforesaid linkages more or less. 30 perches, more or less, situate in Block IV, l\.fata, and As the same is more particularly delineated on the plan Block I, Waipiro Survey Dist.ricts, and being the land No. 47/33, deposited in the Head Office of tho State Forest comprised and described in Certificate of Title, Vol. 84, folio 81. Service at Wellington, and thercon bordered red. of the Land Registration District of Gisborne. Also all that area. of national-endowment land in Auckland Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor­ Land District, containing by admeasurement 40,000 acres, General of the Dominion of New Zealand, and issued more or less, being Runs Nos. 90 and 91, situated in Blocks X, under the Seal of that Dominion, this 26th day of No­ Xl, XII, XIV, XV, and XVI, Tauhara Survey District, vember' 1931. Blocks IX and XIII, Otukotara Survey District, Blocks III R. ~fASTERS, for Native Minister. and IV, Waitahanui Survey District, and Blocks I, n, V, and VI~ Maruanui Survey Districtl and bounded generally as GOD SAV:C:: THE ~G! DEC. 3.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 341ft

Proclaiming Native Land to have beoome Grown Land•. Officer of lite Crown authorized to take and receive Statutory Declarations. [L.S.] BLEDISLOE, Governor-General. I A PROCLAMATION. BLEDISLOE, Governor-General. HEREAS bv section fourteen of the Nn.tive Land URSUAl~T to t.he authority conferred upon m~ by W Amendment Act, 1914, it is provided, inter alia, that P section three hundred and one of the Justices of the on being satisfied that the purohase of any Native land bas Peace Act, 1927, I, Charles, Baron Bledisloe, Governor­ been duly completed by or on behaH of the Crown under General of thc Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby notify the authority of the Native Land Act, 1909, the Governor­ and declare that Frank Hugh Muirhead, being a person General may issue a Proclamation that such land has become holding the office of Assistant District Public Trustee at Crown land: . Palmerston North, is authorized to take and receive.statutory And whereas the purchase of the Native land set out in the declarations under the three-hundred-and-first section of t.he Schedule hereto has been duly completed by or on behalf of Justices of the Peace Act, 1927. the Crown under the authority of the Native Land Act, 1909, and its amendments: ~- As witness my hand, this 27th clay of November, H131. Now, therefore, in pursuance and exeroise of the power and JOHN G_ COBBE, .Minister of Justicc_ authority so conferred upon me by section fourteen of the Native Land Amendment Act, 1914, I, Charles, Baron Bledisloe, Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby proolaim that the Native land set out in the Schedule hereto Resignation of Member of Local Government Loans Board. has become Crown land. Treasury Office, Wellington, 1st December, 1931. SCHEDULE. IS Excellency thc Governor-General has been plcascd to WliAltEPUllUNGA 17» Block, Ranginui Survey District: accept the resignation of . Approximate area, 585 aeres 1 rood 24 perches. H W. J. Holdsworth, Esquire, Given under the hand of His Excellency the Governor as a member of the Local Government Loans Board. General of the Dominion of New Zealand, and issued under the Seal of that Dominion, this 26th day of WM. DOWNIE STEWART, l\Iinistcr of Finance. November, 1931. R. lIrIASTERS, for Native Minister. .Member of tile RangUolo Rabbit Board appointcd-(Not!ce GOD SAVE THE KING! No. Ag. 3002.) Department of Agriculture, SeUiny apart Crown Lands under Section 161 of the Land Wellington, 27th November, 1931. Act, 1924. IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased H to appoint, in terms of section 56 of the Rabbit BLEDISLOE, Governor-General. Nuisance Act, 1928, N pursuance -and exercise of the powers and authorities Duncan Simpson conferred upon me by section one hundred and sixty­ I as a member of the Rangitoto Rabbit Board, established one of the Land Act, 1924, I, Charles, Baron Bledisloe, under the said Act, rice Richard Henry Trotter, re!'igned. Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby sot apart the lands described in the Schedule hereto for disposal DAVID JONES, DHnister of Agnculture_ uuder the section of the Act mentioned.

SCHEDULE. Appoin.tment of Ol/icer u1,der Part II of the Fisheries Act, 1908. NORTH AUOKLAND LAND DIS'l'RICl'_ SECTION 9, Block XIV, Ruakaka Survey District: Area, 25 acres 0 roods 30 perches. . Marine Department, Section 6, Block XIV, Ruakaka Survey District: Area, Wellington, 26th November, H)31. 17 acrcs 3 roods 23 perches. T is hereby notified that His' Excellency the Governor­ I General has, in pllL'suance of the provisions of Ule As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor­ Fisheries Act, 1908, and of the Official Appointments and General, this 24th day of November, 1931. Documents Act, 1919, appointed JOHN G. COBBE, Cecil l\Iilton Hill, of New Plymouth, For l\Ii.nister of Lands. to be an officer for the purposes of Part II of the first-men­ (L. and S. 0/2198.) . tioned Act, in rcspect of the Taranaki Acclimatization Dist.rict. JOHN G_ COBBE, "Minister of Marine. Warrant t·e.sling {he Control oJ the Wanaapeka" Ri1'er Rridge (FauU.."ner's), (together 1t:ith Approaches thereto) in tlle Waimea County Gou'Mil. Trustees of jJlanguwara Dminage Di.strict appointed. BLEDISLOE, Governor-Generai. N pursuance and exercise of the power and authority Department of Intel'llal Affairs, I vested in me by the Public Works Act, 1928, and of Wellington,28th Novcmber, 1931. all ot.her powers and authorities in anywise enabling me in IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased this behalf, T, Charles, Baron Bledisloe, Governor-General of H in termR of section 10 (3), Land Drainage Act, 1908, the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby direct that the to appoint bridge (together with approaches thereto) deMcribed in the Richard Walter Grenville Rutherfurd and Schedule hereto, shall, on and after the date of the gazetting Lemuel Victor Bellingham hereof, be under the exclusive care, control, and management to be Trustees for the Southern Subdivision of the l\I~nga­ of the Waimea County Council. wara Drainage District. JOHN G.. COBBE. SCHEDULE. For Minister of Internal Affairs. 'rUAT bridge (together with approaches tliereto) in the Nelson (LA. 19/78/23.) Land District over the Wangapeka River, situated in Block VIn, Wangapeka Survey District. As the site of the said brid.~e and approaches is more part.icularly delineated on the plan marked P_W.D. 83016, deposited in the office of the Public TrUb't Office.-Appointment of l'hw Ayent at ltaefild. :Minister of Public Works at \Vellington. T is notified for public information that l\L:. Hcrbert RiepeI' As witncst'! the hand of His Excellency the Go\""ernor­ ~I has re.Im.!luish~d" the position of Agent of the Public General, this 26th clay of November, 1931. Trust Office at Raetihi, and that 1\11'. Frederick Lloyd Lee .JOHN G. COBBE, has been appointed in hi.. place . For ?fTinister of Public Works_ Dated at Wellington, t·bis 30th day of November, 1931. (P.W. 42/564.) J. W_ MACDONALD, Public 'l'rllstee. 3414 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 91

Regulations under the Naval Defence {i.ct, 1913, amended.

BLEDISLOE, Governor-General. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government House at Wellington, this 23rd day of November, 1931. Present: HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL. N pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities conferred on I him by section twenty-five of the Naval Defence Act, 1913, and of all other powers and authorities enabling him in that behalf, the Governor-General, with the advice of the Executive Council, doth hereby amend and supplement the regulations referred to in the Schedule hereto as shown therein.

SCHEDULE. Regulations for the Government and Payment of the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy. WHERE herein it is provided that changes in conditions of service or rates of pay shall not have effect on certain personnel until the 1st January, 1932, the conditions of service and rates of pay existing prior to the date of this Order in Council shall continue in force in respect of such personnel until and including the 31st December, 1931.

Article 60, paragraph 8: Cancel whole of item numbered 136.

CHAPTER VI.-FULL PAY AND ALLOWANCES: OFFICERS. Article 100: Cancel present article, and substitute :- 100. Rates.-The full pay and allowances of officers of the Imperial or a Dominion Navy lent for service in the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy, and of other officers belonging to the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy, shall be at the rates prescribed in the appendices and other parts of these regulations, with the proviso that the combined pay and allowances of officers loaned from the Imperial or a Dominion Navy will in no case be less than that payable to them under the regulations of the Navy from which they are loaned.

Article 106. Deferred Pay and Pensions-Officers: Cancel paragraph 2, and substitute:- 2. As from date of entry in the case of officers entered into the New Zealand Division on or after the 1st October, 1931, and as from the 1st January, 1932, in the case of officers serving on 30th September, 1931, deferred pay shall be payable to other officers of the New Zealand Division under the conditions shown in Article 134, at the following rates :- Rank or Relat·ive Rank. Rate per Diem. s. d. Warrant officer 2 8 Commissioned officer from warrant rank, ~ll promotion 2 8 After three years 211 Lieutenant promoted from: warrant rank 3 7 Midshipman and Cadet Sub-Lieutenant 1 10 Mate 2 8 Lieutenant, on promotion 2 8 After four years 3 5 Lieutenant-Commander 4. 1 After three years 4 6 Commander 5 5 After three years 6 '9 After six years 7 2 Captain .. 8 , 4 After three years, 8 T' An additional allowance of Is. 10d. per diem is payable to Surgeon­ Commanders, Surgeon Lieutenant-Commanders, and Surgeon Lieutenants. (This additional allowance is not applicable to dental officers.) DED. 3.] TEtE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3415

Add new paragraph 4:- 4. Deferred pay will not be paid to au officer who either resigns or voluntarily retires from the Active List before he has- (i) Attained the age of thirty years; (ii) Completed four year's service as commissioned officer from warrant rank or warrant officer on the Active List.

Article 107. Marriage Allowance: Oancel present article, and sub­ stitute :- 107. Marriage Allowance.-Marriage allowance shall be payablc to commissioned officers from warrant rank and warrant officers as here­ under. 2. The following will be the maximum rates of marriage allowance payable. These rates will be reviewed by the Naval Board at the com-' mencement of eac.h year in the light of the cost-of-living changes in the Dominion, and, if necessary, the Naval Board will promulgate revised rates which will be payable as from the 1st April following :- Per Diem. !,.(a) Commissioned officers from warrant rank in -receipt of s. d. rates of pay" after three years' seniority)l and" after six years' seniority" . 1 0 Such officers as are in receipt of pay" aIter nine years' seniority" shall not receive marriage allowance. (b) Commissioned officers from warrant rank in receipt of " on promotion'" rates of pay 2 0 (0) Warrant officers over six years' seniority- Wile only 2 6 Wife and one child or more 3 0 (d) Warrant officers under six years' seniority- Wife only 2 6 Wile and one child 3 0 Wife and two or more children 3 6 3. Subject to the above, this allowancc shall be 'payablc under the same condition& as for ratings so far as applicable (vide Article 132), except that in the caSe of an officer an allotment must be declared in favour of his wife of nC?t less than one-third of his active pay (excluding allowances not in the nature of full pay) plus the full amount of marriage allowance. 4. Marriage allowance may be paid to widowers with children under the age of sixteen years. The maximum scale is as" follows, and will be subject to revision annually as ill the case of marriage allowance, and will be subject to an allotment to a guardian of one-quarter of active pay (excluding allowan~es not ill the nature of full pay) plus the full amount of marriage allowance. Warrant officers of six years' seniority and over­ s. d. One child or more 1 6 Warrant officers under six years' seniority­ Oue child 1 6 Two children or morc 2 0

Articlc 108. Dependant's Allowance: Cancel.

Article 132. Cancel present paragraphs 1 and 3, and substitute :- 132. Marriage Allowance. - On production to the Commanding Officer of satisfactory evidence of marriage, marriage allowance shall. be payable to all ratings at the maximum rate of 28. per diem with the addition of 6d. per diem for each child under the age of sixteen up to a total not exceeding 5s. per diem. These rates will be reviewed by the Naval Board at the commencement of each year in the light of the cost-of-living changes in the Dominion and, if necessary, the Naval Board will promulgate revised rates which will be payable as from the 1st April following. . 3. Marriage "allowance may be paid to widowers with children under the age of sixteen in accordance with the following maxi~um scale, which will be subjeet to revision annually and subject to an allotment being declared in favour of a guardian of one-quarter of active pay computed as in 2 (a), plus the full amount of marriage allowance. Subject to investigation in each case, the Naval Board may also 11416 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. rNo. 91

approve of payment of marriage allowance on this scale in cases where, owing to illness, misconduct, or desertion on the part of the wife, the children are placed under the care of a suitable guardian.

Per Diem. Per Diem. & ~ L ~ One child " 1 6 Four children 3 0 Two children 2 0 Five children 3 6 Three children 2 6 Six children or more 4 0 The regulations contained in parag;aph 2, clauses (b) and (i), apply also in the case of payment of marriage allowance to widowers and others paid marriage allowance on ·the widowers' scale.

Article 134. Deferred Pay: Men. Cancel whole of first paragraph, and substitute :- 134. Deferred Pay: Men.-Deferred pay shall be allowed to accumu­ late to the credit_ of every rating, other than those serving on loan (category ii, Article 50) at the following rates :-

Rating or Relative Rank. Per Diem. s. d. Chief petty officer over six years 2 7 Chief petty officer under six years. . 2 4 Petty officer 2 0 Leading seaman. . 1 10 Able seaman 1 7 Ordinary seaman (over eighteen) 1 1 Boy 0 5 The above rates shall have eflect from date of entry in the case of personnel entered after the 30th September, 1931, and from the 1st January, 1932,)n all other cases.

Cancel present paragraph 5, and substitute- 5. The amount which has accrued on account o{deferred pay shall be payable under the following conditions:- (i) On completion of each engagement. (ii) On discharge, except as prescribed in paragraph 3 of this . regulation and as hereunder in the case of ratings discharged by purchase or discharged at their own request without pay­ ment of purchase-money. (iii) In the case of a rating discharged by purchase or at his own request without payment of purchase-money (Article 192), deferred pay credited to the account of such rating shall not be payable other than in very exceptional circumstances. In any case only a percentage will be paid, the amount being decided by the Naval Board according to the merits of the application for discharge. With regard to (ii) the Naval Board may authorize payment to be made at other times in very special circumstances when the applicant can prove to the satisfaction of the Board that it would be materially to his advantage to be allowed to draw the whole or a portion of the sum that has accrued, as, for example, to purchase property shortly before discharge is d)le to take place.

Article 142. Pay: Advances: Cancel 1st paragraph, and substitute :- 142. Pay: Advances.-Men travelling on duty by freight from England may, if they so desire, receive advances of pay up to the following ,maxima :- £ . Chief petty officers 16}LeSS the amount of the allotment Petty officers 12 in force during the period of the Other ratings 9 passage.

Article. 169: Cancel present article, and substitute :- 169. Recruiting: Medical Fees.-A fixed fee not exceeding one guillea per capita shall be payable to medical practitioners fpr the examination of Naval recruits at places where there is no Naval Medical Officer or Surgeon and Agent available. .

Article 174. Civilian Witnesses at Courts Martial: Aroend amounts in paragraph 1 from £1 Is., lOs., and 48. respectively to £1, 9s., and 3s. 6d. respectively. DEC.3.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3417

237. Cancel paragraphs 1, 2, and 3, and substitute;- 237. Tropical and White Uniform CIothing.-A gratuitous issue of three tropical singlets may be made to each permanent rating on first being drafted to a seagoing ship. A similar issue may be made to loan ratings on their arrival in a seagoing ship of the New Zealand Division, provided that an issue at New Zealand Government expense has not already been made. Subsequent gratuitous issues of tropical singlets may be made on the same scale after three years actual service in a seagoing ship of the New Zealand Division, or in another ship employed in the tropics. Loan ratings who re-engage on loan for nne year or less and New Zealand ratings (Article 50 (ii)), who have one year or less to serve, before the termination of their engagements on completing three years' actual service in a seagoing vessel will not be entitled to a gratuitous issue. 2. Tropical shorts are not included in the gratuitous issue of tropical clothing to Naval ratings in the New Zealand Division. 3. The gratuitous issue of tropical singlets is also applicable to Royal Marine ranks and, in addition, an issue of three pairs of Khaki drill shorts may be made under-similar conditions. 4. The additional articles of white uniform clothing permitted to be issued gratuitously on foreign stations, as shown in the Uniform Regulations for Chief Petty Officers, &c., may be issued gratnitously in New Zealand under the same conditions of service as for the jssue of tropical singlets. Present paragraphs 4, 5, and 6, to be renumbered 5,,6, and 7.

CHAPTER XL-PASSAGES. Artiele 260; Cancel present article, and substitute ;- 260. Passages of Royal Naval Officers and their FamiIies.-Imperial officers lent for service with the New Zealand Division will be granted a free passage to and from New Zealand, unless proceeding by ship-of­ war, except as provided for in paragraph 4. Flag officers and Com­ modores are entitled to reserved accommodation (i.e., a single-berth cabin, or the exclusive use of a two-berth cabin) in accordance with the King's Regulations and Admiralty Institutions, Article 834. All other officers will be provided with ordinary first-class accommodation. In the event of a Flag officer or Commodore being accompanied by his wife the two-berth cabin authorized for the use of such officer shall be used also by his wife, and no additional provision for her accommodation will be made. 2. The New Zealand Government offer free return passages England to New Zealand to the wives and families of officers loaned to the New Zealand Division, subject to the following provisions :- (a) The officer must be loaned for a period of not less than three years. (Note.-In the case of Captains, R.N., whom the Admiralty are unable to loan for more than two years passages will be granted to wives and families notwithstanding the

three-year minimum.) G (b) The officer must be of the rank of Lieutenant-Commander or above at the date of loan or if below Lieutenant-Oommander's rank must be definitely appointed to a shore appointment for the full period of loan. For this purpose definite appointments to Navy Office or to H.M.S. " Philomel " shall be regarded as shore appointments. Subsequent transfer from a seagoing to a shore appointment shall not entitle an officer to free passages for wife and family. (c) Where wives and families of officers are eligible for pa$sages at Government expense under the above conditions the free passage will not be granted other than in very exceptional circumstances (such as severe illness on the part of the officer's wife or his children) unless the wife and family leave England within three months of the date of dcparture from England of the officer. (d) Passages under the above conditions will be granted only on the understanding that it is the intention of the -officer's wife and family to remain in New Zealand during the full period of loan of the officer. 3. Officers travelling overseas on duty in such special cases as may be approved by the Naval Board may receive the passage-money and be allowed to make their own arrangements for passage, provided that, except where otherwise approved, such officers shall travel by the 3418 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 91

cheapest and most direct route. Where in exceptional circumstances approval to travel by another route is given at an officer's own request the additional expense thus incurred must be borne by such officer. In every case shipping company's first-class vouchers must be produced for the full sum to be advanced in respect of the passage, and in an applications for passages the applicant is to state the route proposed to be taken, details of fares, names and ages of children, and the number of adults comprised in the party. (Vide Article 80 ,.8 leave.) 4. Should an officer's service in the New Zealand Naval Forces be tel'minated owing to his misconduct or unsatisfactory service, or should an officer voluntarily withdraw from service in the New Zealand Division prior to the completion of the period for which lent, the Government do not hold themselves responsible for his return passage nor, whether normally eligible or otherwise, for the return passage of his wife and fall1ily. . 5. Should fall1ily reasons necessitate the return to England of the wife and family, the cost of whose passage to New Zealand has been borne by tue Government, -of an officer prior to the completion of his period of service, passage-money, as a general rule, will not be paid until the completion of the officer's service. A portion, however, may be advanced on a detailed application being made to the Naval Board, who will be guided by the circumstances attaching to each case. N or­ mally, the portion advanced will not be more than an amount proportion­ ate to the period then served by the officer out of his normal period of three year's loan to the New Zealand Naval Forces. In urgent cases· of ill health, necessitating the earlier return of a wife or member of an officer's family who have been provided with passages to New Zealand at Government expense, on production to the Naval Board of satis­ factory evidence in support of the application for return passages, the Naval Board may authorize the full payment of passage-money at the time the passages are ordered. 6. The term "children" is to be understood to include only such sons as are under sixteen years of age at the date of commencement of the passage, whether outw~rd or homeward, and unmarried daughters dependent on and residing with their fathers. An exception to this rule will be permitted in the case of sons over sixteen who, by reason of physical or mental infirmity, are necessarily dependent on their parents. Passages of adopted children are not allowable, except under special circumstances with the approval of the Naval Board. 7. The Government do not accept any liability for the passage to England, or elsewhere, of the wife and family of an officer who has married during his period of service in the New Zealand Naval Forces. 8. Paragraph 3 of this article is, so far as applicable, to be regarded as governing also passages of wives and families of o1ficers. 9. A report is to be rendered to Navy Office by each officer in respect of whose wife and family a passage to New Zealand is prcfvided by the Government. This report should show- (a) The date the wife and family left England and ship by which passage was taken. (b) The names of the persons comprising the family party. (0) The dates of birth of children.

Article 261. Paragraph 6, 4th line: Amend words" paragraph 2" to read" paragraph '3."

APPENDIX I. Rates of Pay : Officers. Cancel present Appendix I, and substitute:- Subject to the provisions of Article 100 of these regulations, the fol­ lowing shall be the daily rates of pay for all officers of the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy. These rates shall have effect from date of entry in the case of officers entered into the New Zealand Division on or after 1st October, 1931, and as from 1st January, 1932, in all other cases. 2. Allowances shall be paid as shown in Appendix II of these Regu­ lations. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS. Per Diem. £ s. d. Cadet (sea-going) 046 Midshipman 055 Sub-Lieutenant .. o 9 11 Mate o 14 5 DEC. 3.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3419

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.---continued. Per Diem. Lieutenant- £ s. d. On promotion o 16 8 After 4 years 018 0 After 6 years 117 Lieutenant-Commander­ On promotion 170 After 3 years 1 8 10 Aiter 6 years 1 10 7 Commander­ On promotion 1 16 0 After 3 years 1 19 7 After 6 years 232 After 9 years 2 6 10 Captain- On promotion 214 0 After 3 years 2 18 6 Aiter 6 years 330 After 9 years 3 7 6

ENGINEER OFFICERS . . Midshlpmall (E) . '1 p . t o fin I' Acting Sub-Lieutenant (E) .. rlOr lifi t' a l As for Executive · t t (E) qua ca ·lOn r 'uS b -Lleu enan; .. .. I . (E) J om cers. Lieutenant (E) (acting or confirmed») ill Sub-Lieutenant (E) when fully qualified in (E) 0 11 8 Mate (E) 0 17 I Engineer Lieutenant and Lieutenant (E)­ On promotion o 18 0 After 4 years 1 0 8 After 6 years 1 4 4 Engineer Lieut.-Commander and Lieut.-Commander (E)­ On promotion 110 7 After 3 years 1 12 5 After 6 years 114 2 Engineer Commander and Commander (E)­ On promotion 2 0 6 After 3 years 2 4 1 Aiter 6 years 2 7 8 After 9 years 211 4 Engineer Captain and Captain (E)­ On promotion 214 0 After 3 years 2 18 6 . After 6 years 3 3 0 After 9 years 3 7 6

ACCOUNTANT OFFICERS. Paymast~r Cadet 0 5 5 Paymaster Midshlpman .. 0 5 5 Paymaster Sub-Lieutenant 0 911 Paymaster Lieutenant- On promotion o 16 8 After 4 years o 18 0 After 6 years 1 I 7 Paymaster Lieutenant-Commander­ On promotion 1 7 0 After 3 years 1 810 After 6 years 1 10 7 Paymaster Commander­ On promotion 1 16 0 After 3 years 1 19 7 After 6 years 2 3 2 After 9 years 2 6 10 Payomaster Cal.'tain. npromotlOn 2 9 6 After 3 years 214 0 After 6 years 2 18 6 After 9 years 3 3 0 B 3420 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 91 '7~ I ~:' ~.'

MEDICAL OFFICERS. Per Diem. Surgeon Lieutenant- £ B. d. On entry .. 152 After 3 years 1 8 10 Surgeon Lieutenant-Commander­ On promotion 1 14 2 After 3 years 1 18 8

Surgeon Commander­ On promotion 2 3 2 After 3 years 2 6 10 After 6 years 2 10 5 After 9 years 214 0 Surgeon Captain­ On promotion 2 18 6 After 3 years 330 After '6 years 3 7 6 After 9 years 3 12 0

DENTAL OFFIOERS. Surgeon Lieutenant (D)­ On entry 126 After 3 years 161 Surgeon Lieutenant-Commander (D)­ On promotion 1 11 6 After 3 years 116 0 After 6 years 1 18 8

CHAPLAINS. Chaplain- On entry 018 0 After 3 years 108 After 6 years . 135 After 9 years 1 6 1 After 12 years 1 810 After 15 years 1 11 6 After 18 years 114 2 After 21 years 1 16 11 After 24 years 1 19 7 After 27 years 224 After30 years 250

INSTRUCTOR OFFIOERS. Instructor Lieutenant­ On entry o 18 11 After 3 years 11 7 Instructor Lieutenant-Commander­ On promotion 170 After 3 years 1 8 10 After 6 years 1 10 '7 Instructor Commander­ . On promotion 1 16 0 After 3 years 1 19 7 After 6 years 232 After 9 years 2 6 10 Instructor Captain­ On promotion 2 9 6 After 3 years ·W 214 0 After 6 years 2 18 6 After 9 years 330 DEC. 3.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3421

WARRANT OFFICERS AND OFFICERS PROMOTED THEREFROM.

Mechanical Non-mechanical Branches Branches. (ColumnA). (Column B).

Per Diem. Per Diem. £ s. d. £ s. d. Warrant Officer o 14 5 013 6 Mter 3 years 015 4 014 5 Mter 6 years o 16 2 o 15 4 Mter 9 years o 16 8 015 9 Commissioned officer from warrant rank .. o 18 11 018 0 Mter 3 years 108 01910 Mter 6 years 1 1 7 108 Mter 9 years 135 126 Lieutenant-- On promotion 152 144 Mter 3 years 161 152 Mter 6 years 170 161 Lieutenant-Commander 1 8 10 1 7 11 Mter 3 years 1125 1116 Comma~der As for Comm ander of Branch.

The follow:ing daily rates of active pay shall apply to officers promoted to Mate from warrant rank, and to such officers promoted to Lieutenant and Lieutenant-Commander from mate :- .

Mechanical Non-mecha.nical Branches Branches (ColumnA). (Column B).

Per Diem. Per Diem. £ s. d. £ s. d. Mate 1 0 8 018 0 Lieutenant- On promotion 1 2 6 1 0 3 Mter 4 years 1 4 4 1 1 7 After 6 years 1 6 1 1 3 5 Lieutenant-Commander­ On promotion 1 10 -7 1 7 0 Mter-3 years 1 12 5 1 8 10 Mter 6 years 1 14 2 1 10 7 Commander As for Comm ander of Branch.

A warrant officer whose total emolUments· as a rating on the date immediately preceding his promotion to warrant rank exce~ded the amount to which he would be entitled as a warrant officer may, on the approval of the Naval Board, be paid a special rate of pay. Such a case shall be dealt with in accordance with the conditions governing similar cases in the Royal Navy. The Mechanical Branch (Column A) shall incl';de the ranks of Warrant Engineer, Commissioned Engineer, Engineer Lieutenant, Engineer Lieutenant­ Commander, Warrant Mechanician, Commissioned Mechanician, Warrant Shipwright, Commissioned Shipwright, and Shipwright Lieutenant, Warrant Electrician, Commissioned Electrician, Warrant Ordnance Officer, Com­ m.issioned Ordnance Officer, and officers promoted to the ranks of Lieutenant and Lieutenant-Commander in their respective branches from the foregoing ranks. The Non-mechanical Branch (column B) shall include the ranks of Gunner, Commissioned Gunner, Commissioned Gunner (T), Gunner (T), Boatswain, . Commissioned Boatswain, Signal Boatswain, Commissioned Signal Boatswain, Wa;rrant Telegraphist, Commissioned Telegraphist, Warrant Wardmaster, Commissioned Wardmaster, Warrant Master-at-arms, Commissioned Master­ at-arms, Warrant Writer, Commissioned Writer, Warrant Supply Officer, Commissioned Supply Officer, Warrant Cook, Commissioned Cook, and officers promoted to the ranks of Lieutenant and Lieutenant-Commander in their respective branches from the foregoing ranks. 3422 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No,91

SCHOOLMASTER BRANCH. Per Diem. £ s. d. Schoolmaster candidate 01010 Probationary schoolmaster on 3 Schoolmaster (warrant officer)- After one year from entry, or on confirmation, if later on 8 After 2 years from entry o 12 2 And thence by annual increments of 6d. a day to .. o 17 7 Schoolmaster (commissioned officer from warrant rank)­ On promotion o 18 0 And thence by annual increments of 6d. a day to I 2 6 Senior Master (commissioned officer from warrant rank)­ On promotion 1 0 8 And thence by annual increments of 6d. a day to .. 1 5 2 Headmaster (Lieutenant)­ On promotion 1 5 2 After 3 years 1 6 1 After 6 years 1 7 0 Headmaster (Lieutenant·Commander)­ On promotion 1 810 After 3 years 1 12 5

ROYAL MARINE OFFICERS. Oommissioned Officers (Direct Entry). Probationary Second Lieutenant .. 0 6 9 Probationary Lieutenant .. 0 9 0 Lieutenant- Under 4 years from date of entry 0 9 0 After 4 years o 15 4 After 8 years o 18 0 After 10 years 1 1 7 Captain- On promotion 1 7 0 After 3 years 1 810 After 6 years 1 10 7 Major- On promotion 1 16 0 After 3 years 1 19 7 After 6 years 2 3 2 After 9 years 2 6 10 Lieutenant-Colonel, on promotion .' 214 0

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS PROMOTED FROM WARRANT RANK OR FROM THE RANKS UNDER K.R. AND A.I., APPENDIX XII, PART 10, SECTION II (A), PARAGRAPH 2. Per Diem. £ s. d. Probationary Second Lieutenant .. 014 5 Probationary Lieutenant .. 014 5 Lieutenant- Under 4 years from date of promotion to Probationary Second Lieutenant 014 5 After 4 years from date of promotion to· Probationary Second Lieutenant o 15 4 After 8 years 018 0 After 10 years 1 1 7 (Subsequently in accordance with the above scale for direct­ entry officers.)

WARRANT OFFICERS. AND OFFICERS PROMOTED "THEREFROM. Royal Marine Gunner­ On promotion o 12· 7 After 3 years o 13 6 After 6 years 014 5 After 9 years o 15 4 Commissioned Roval Marine Gunner­ On promotion '"' 017 1 After 3 years 01811 . After 6 years 1 o 8 . After 9 years 1 2 6 , Lieutenant- " On promotion 1 4 4 After 3 years 1 5 2 Mer 6 years 1 6 1 DEQ•• 3.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3423

WARRANT OFFICERS AND OFFICERS PROMOTED THEREFROM.-continued. Per Diem. Captain- £ s. d. On promotion 1 7 11 After 3 years 1 11 6 (NoTE.-Officers promoted under K.R. and A.I., Appendix XII, Part 10, Section II (A), paragraph 16, receive ~pay as Lieutenant and Captain under the above scale.) Sergeant-Major­ On promotion o 12 7 Mter 3 years o 13 6 After 6 years o 14 5

APPENDIX m. Substantive Rates of Pay: Naval Ratings and Royal Marines. Cancel present Appendix III, and substitute :- Suhject to the provisions of Article 130 of these regulations, the following shall be the daily rates of pay of Naval ratings and Royal Marines of the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy. These rates shall have effect from the date of entry in t.he case of all such personnel entered into the New Zealand Division on or after 1st October, 1931, and as from 1st January, 1932, in ail other cases. Per Diem. SEAMEN RATINGS. s. d. Boy, 2nd class 011 Boy, 1st class 1 7 Boy, 1st class, over 17 2 3 Ordinary seaman .. 4 6 Able seaman 6 4 After 3 years' man's service 6 6 After 6 years' man's service 6 8 Leading seaman 7 3 After 1 year's service as such, if passed for petty officer 7 6 Petty Officer 8 2 After 3 years' service as such 8 5 After 6 years' service as such 8 9 Chief petty officer .. 9 6 After 3 years' service as such 9 11*

SIGNAL AND TELEGRAPHIST BRANOHES. Signal-boy and boy-telegraphist 1 7 Signal-boy and boy-telegraphist, over 17 2 3 Ordinary signalman and ordinary telegraphist .. 4 6 Signalman and telegraphist 6 7 After 3 years' man's service 6 9 After 6 years' man's service 61I Leading signalman and leading telegraphist 7 8 After 1 year's service as such (if passed for yeoman of signals, petty officer telegraphist, or for higher standard) .. 7 10 Yeoman of signals and petty officer telegraphist 8 7 After 1 year's service as such if recommended by his Command­ ing Officer, or after 3 years' service in any case 8 9 After 3 years from date of receiving prececJ.jng rate .. 9 0 Chief yeoman of signals and chief petty officer telegraphist 91I A4iter 3 years' service as such 10 5*

ENGINE-ROOM ARTIFICERS, ELECTRICAL ARTIFICERS, ORDNAN"CE ARTIFI

MECHANICIANs. (Applicable to those ratings who were provisionally selected as candidates after 30th November, 1927.) Per Diem.. s. d. Mechanician, 2nd class 9 6 Mechanician, 1st class . 911 Mter 2 years as such 10 5 After 5 years as such 1010 After 8 years as such 11 3 After 11 years as such 11 9 Ohief mechanician, 2nd class 12 2 Chief mechanician, 1st class .. 13 1

BLACKSMITHS, PLUMBERS, PAINTERS, J DINERS, AND OOOPERS. 5th class .. 8 2 4th class .. 8 7 3rd class .. 811 2nd class .. 9 2 1st class .. 9 6 After 3 years' service -as such 9 9 Ohief 10 5 After 3 years' service as such 1010 After 6 years' service as such 11 3

SAILMAKER BRANCH. SaiImaker's mate .. 7 6 After 3 years' service as such 7 8 After 6 years' service as such 710 Sailmaker 8 7 After 3 years' service as such 811 After 6 years' service as such 9 2 Ohief sailmaker 911 After 3 yeara' service as such 10 5*

REGULATING BRANCH. Regulating petty officer 9 0 After 3 years' service as such 9 4 After 6 years' service as such 9 8 ~aster-at-arms 10 5 Mter 3 years' service as such 10 10*

SICK-BERTH STAFF. Sick-berth attendant 5 0 After training .. 6 8 After 3 years' service, if passed for leading sick-berth attendant 6 9 Mter 6 years' service, if passed for leading sick-berth attendant 611 Leading sick-berth attendant. 7 8 After 3 years' service as such, if passed for sick-berth petty officer 710 Sick-berth petty officer 8 7 After 3 years' service as such 811 After 6 years' service as such 9 2 Sick-berth chief petty officer 911 _ After 3 years' service as such 10 5*

WRITER AND SUPPLY RATINGS. . Boy (under 17) 110 Boy (over 17) 2 3 Writer and snpply assistant .. 6 9 Leading rate 8 2 Petty officer rate 9 2 . After 3 years' service as such 9 6 Olue! petty officer rate 10 2 After 3 yea:rs' service as such 10 7*

* With subsequent triennial inorements of 6d. per diem. DEO. 3.1 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3425

STOKER RATINGS. Per Diem. Stoker- 8. d. 3rd class (under 18 years) 2 3 2nd class 5 0 1st class 6 9 After 3 years' man's time 611 After 6 years' man's time 7 1 Acting leading stoker .7 8 Leading stoker 7 8 After 3 years' service as such 710 Stoker petty officer 8 7 After 3 years' service as such, if in possession of stokehoId certificate 811 After 6 years' service as such 9 ·2 Chief stoker 911 After 3 years' service as such 10 5*

ARMOURERS. Probationary armourer's crew 7 1 Armourer's crew 8 3 Armourer's mate .. ~" 8 7 Axmourer 9 2 After 3 years' service as such 9 6 Chief armourer 10 5 After 3 years' service as such 10 10 After 6 years' service as such 11 3

SHIP'S COOK RATINGS. Assistant cook (under 18 years of age) 2 3 Assistant cook 5 0 Cook 6 9 After 3 years' man's time 611 After 6 years' man's time 7 1 Leading cook 7 8 After 3 years' service as such 7 10 Petty officer cook .. 8 7 After 3 years' service as such 811 After 6 years' service as such 9 2 Chief petty officer cook 911 After 3 years' service as such 10 5*

SHIP'S MUSICIAN RATINGS. Ship's musician 7 3 After 3 years as such 7 6

OFFICERS' STEWARDS AND COOKS. Boy servant (under 17) 1 7 Boy servant (over 17) 2 3 Officers' steward and cook, 4th class .. 5 0 Officers' steward and cook, 3rd class .. 6 8 After 3 years' man's time 6 9 After 6 years' man's time 611 Officers' steward and cook, 2nd class .. 7 8 After 3 years' servfce 710 Officers' steward and cook, 1st class 8 7 After 3 years' service 811 After 6 years' service 9 2 Officers' chief steward and cook 911 Mter 3 years' service 10 5*

MISCELLANEOUS. Chief petty officer, instructor for Reservists 14 11 Petty officer instructor 12 11 (NoTE.-Ratings holding these posts are entitled to none of the· aIlowances Bet out in these regulations other than kit-upkeep aIlow­ ance, which shaIl be at the rate laid down for chief petty officers and petty officers wearing the special uniform of that rating-Viz., Class III, with gilt buttons, &c.)

* With subsequent triennia.l increments of 6d. per di6m. 3426 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. f~ o. '91

ROYAL MARINEs. Per Diem. Marine, musician or bugler­ s. d. On enlistment (under 17) 1. 7 On enlistment (over 17) .. 2 3 On enlistment (over 18) .. 4 6 Marine- Mter 1 year or on completion of drills 6 4 After 3 years' man's time 6 6 After 6 years' man's time .. 6 8 Corporal .. ' .. ..- 7 6 After 3 years' service a·s such 7 8 Sergeant .. 8 2 After 3 years' service as such 8 5 After 6 years' service as such 8 9 ColoUI-sergeant 9 6 After 3 years' service as suc~ 911 After 6 years' service as such 10 5* • • With SUbsequent triennial incrementa of 6d. per diem • APPENDIX IV. Non-substantive Ratings and Allowances. The following amendment shall have effect from date of entry in the case of- personnel entered into the New Zealand Division on or after 1st October, 1931, and from 1st January, 1932, in all other cases. Cancel item No. 21, and substitute :-

Conditions of Rate Allowance. Payment. I per Da.y. i s. d. 21 Grog-money (not to exceed 15s. in any As laid down in I o 2 one quarter) K.R. and A.I.

F. D. THOMSON, Clerk of the Executive Council.

Public Tru8t OJfice .Act, 1908, and itB Amendmen~.-El~ticm to administer Estate.:..

OTICE is hereby given that tbe Publio Trustee has filed in the Supreme Court an election to administer in N respeot of the several estates of the persons deceased whose names, residences, and occupations (so far as Imown) are hereunder set forth. . Date Name. OccupatiOn. Residence. D... I Election T ..tate 0' I Stamp Office No·1 I of Death. mod. I Intestate. concerned. I Anderson, John Neil .. Labourer .. Akatarawa .. 21/9/31 28/11/31 Intestate \Vellington. 2 Collyns, Godfrey Blake .. Diaughtsman .. Nelson .. " 17/9/31 24/11/31 Nelson. 3 Groom, Sydney .. .. Carter .. .. Auckland, formerly 22/8/31 24/11/31 Testate" Napier. Ormondville 4 Gunn, Patrick .. IJabourer .. Chrislohurch .. 10/10/31 28/11/31 Intestate Christchurch. 5 Hatherley, WillbtID Henry Retired Storekeeper 20/10/31 24/11/31 Testate 6 Smith. Thomas Edward .. Retired Farmer .. Norm~~by, formerly 4/8/31 24/11/31 New Plymouth. Gonville " 7 Tomlin, Edward .. .. Retired Railway - Wanganui .. 7/11/31 28/11/31 Wellington. man " 8 Webb, Alice .. .. Married Woman Midhurst .' 7/10/31 24/11/31 New Plymouth. 9 Wiseman, Priscilla Agnes .. Widow .. .. Dunedin .. 9/8/31 28/11/31 " Dunedin. 10 Worsfold, Isobel Margaret Spins~r .. Palmerston North 17/3/21 28/11/31 In~~tate Wellington. Christina . II Worsfold, Rob~rt Dudley .. Gardener .. 6/9/20 28/11/31 " " "

Public Trust Office, We11ington, 30th November, 1931. J. W. l\-IACDONALD, Public Trustee. DEC. 3.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3427

Appoinfments, PromotiQ1UJ, and Transfers of Officers of the THE TARANAKI REGnlNNT. N,.Z. MilitanJ Forces. Lieutenant. J. Leggat, 1st C Battalion,. to be Captain. Dn.ted 10th Septembcr, 1931. Department of Defence, Wellington, 24th November, 1931. THE OTAGO REGIIIIENT. IS Excellency the Governor-General has beeu pleased H to approve of the appointments, promotions, and The appointment of 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) E. Hayes, transfers of the undermcntioneu officers of the N.Z. 1\filitary 1st C Battalion, is confirmed. Forces:- STAFF. N.Z. AmlY SERVICE CORPS. Major W. G. Steveus, R.N.Z.A., p.8.C., to be General Staff . Lieutenant A. C. Dickson, 2nd Composite Company, to be Officer (Intelligence and Staff Duties) at General Head­ Captain. Dated lOth September, 1931. quarters (vice Captain R C. C. Steele), in addition to his Lieutenant J. M. Hoffman, 2nd Composite Company, is present appointment of Officer Commanding G.H.Q. Train­ transferred to the Reserve of Officers, Class I (b), R.D. 5. ing Depot, Trentham Camp, and relinquishes the appoillt. Dated 10th November, 193!. ment of Officer Commanding Royal N.Z. Artillery. Central 2nd Lieutenant A. Gollan, 2nd Composite Company, to be Command. Dated 23rd November, 1931. Lieutenant. Dated 2nd Decembcr, 1931. Captain G. B. Parkinson, R.N.Z.A., to be Officer Commanding Royal N.Z. Artillery, Central Command, Wellington (vice N.Z. MEDICAL CORPS. Major W. G. Stevens), and retains' the appointment of Staff Captain, Artillery, at General Headquarters. Dated Major I. S. Wilson, M.O., l\LD., F.R.C.S. Eng., is a.t,tached 24th November, 1931. to the 7th Field Battery, RitA. Dated 16th October, Captain R. C. C. Steele, N.Z. Staff Corps, relinquishes the 1931. appointment of General Staff Officer (Intelligence and Major Jl,L B. M. Tweed, M.RC.S. Eng., ceases to be attachcd Staff Duties) at General Headquarters on proceeding to to the Wellington East Coast Mounted Rifles, and is at­ the Staff College, CamberJey, and is seconded. Dated 21st tached to the 19th Medium Battery, N.Z.A. Dated 16th November, 1931. October, 1931. COMMANDS. 1\fajor P. C. Davie, l\LB., F.R.C.S. Edin., ceases to be attached Lieutenant - Colonel J. Annstrong, V.D., the Wellington to the Taranaki Regiment. Dated 16th October, 1931. East Coast Mounted Rifles, relinquishes command of the Captain H. Paterson, l\LB., ceases to be attached to the Regiment, and is transferred to the Reserve of Officers, \Vellington East Coast Mounted Rifles, and is transferred Class J (b). RD. 7. Dated 30th Sept-ember, H131. to the Reserve of Officers, Central Command. Dated] 6th Major H. B. 1tfaunselI, the Wellington East Coast Mounted . October, 1931. Rifles, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, and is appointeri to com­ Captain H. G. Rice, 1\LR.C.S. Eng., L.RC.P. Lond., ceases mand the Regiment, vice Lieutenant-Colonel J. Armstrong, to be attached to the Hawke's Bay Regiment, and is tram­ V.D., transferred t-o the Reserve of Officcrs. Dated 1st ferred to the Reserve of Officers, Central Command. Dat,ed October, 1931. 16th October, 1931. Captain A. 1\1. Young, 1\LB., ceases to be attached to Queen THE AUCKLAND :MOUNTED RIFLES. Alexandra's (Wellington West Coast) Mounted Rifles, and Lieutenant J. Veitch to be Captain. Dated 10th September, is transferred to the Reserve of Officers, Central Command. 1931. Dated 16th October, ]931. THE MANA. WATU 1\fOU::,.iTED RIFLES. Captain W. R. Lawrence, 1\LB., ceases to be attached to the Lieutenant L. J. B. McKelvie ceases to be attached to the Hauraki Regiment. Dated 19th September, 1931. 2nd Field Company, Corps of N.Z. Engineers, and is trans­ Captain A. W. Hogg, O.B.E., nLB., from the Reserve ferred to the Regimental Supernumerary List. Dated 9th of Officers, to be Captain, with fleniority from the 24th November, 1931. August, 1925, and is attached to the 15th Coast Battery, N.Z.A. Dated 16th Octoher, 1931. REGIMENT OF N.Z. ARTILLERY. Captain R WeIton-Hogg, M.C., M.B., ceases to be posted Lieutenant C. L. Walter, 9th Field Battery, t.o be Captain. to the 2nd Field Ambulance, and is attached to the 2nd Dated 10th November, 1931. Field Company, Corps of N.Z. Engineers. Dated 16th October, 1931. The undermentioned 2nd Lieutenants to be Lieutenants :- Lieutenant R G. B. Sinclair, l\f.B., ceases to be attached to F. A. Aldridge, 9th Field Battery. Dated 14th July, Queen Alexandra's (Wellington West Coast) Mounted 1931. . Rifles, and is tmnsferred to the Reserve of Officers, Central R. R. Benttie, 10th Field Battery. Dated 12th Sep­ Command. Dated 16th October, 1931.. tember, 1931. Lieutenant A. Cumming, l\r.B., F.RC.S. Edin., ceases to be H. J. Bradley, lOth Field Battery. Dated 12th Sep­ posted to the 1st Field Ambulance, and is attached to the tember, 1931. 1st Field Company, Corps of N.Z. Engineers. Dated 19th R. H. Babington, 17th Medium Battery. Dated 13th September, 1931. September, 1931. B. D. Fitzgerald, 19t,h Medium Battery. Dated 13th Lieutenant J. B. Liggius, ~LB., ceases to be attached to the September, 1931. Hauroki Regimen.t. Dated 19th September, 1931.. Lieutenant E. C. Brems, l\I.B.{, is attachcd to the 1st Field THE HAURAKI REGIMENT. Battery, N.Z.A. Dated 19th September, 1931. The appointments of the undermeutioned 2nd Lieutenants Lieutennnt C. S. Williams, M.B., ccases to be attached to (on probation), 1st C Battalion, are confirmed :- the Hawke's Bay Regiment. Dated 16th October, 1931. Lieutenant W. S. R. Dick, L.RC.P. Eng., M.RC.S. Eng., J. S. Mackenzie. ceases to be attached to the Wellington West Coast Regi­ H. C. Sibley. ment, and is attached to the Manawatu Mounted Rifles. Dated 16th October, 1931. THE NORTH AUCKLAND REGI1IIENT. Lieutenant C. W. Isaac, 1\I.B., ceascs to be attached to the Lieutenant H. R. Heward ceases to be posted to the 3rd C Waikato Regiment. Dated 19th September, 1931. Battalion, and is posted to the 2nd C Bat.ta1ion. Dated Lieutenaut H. C. Tod, Jl.LB., ceases to be attached to the {lth November, 1931. Hauraki Regiment. Dated 19th September, 1931. Lieutenant H. K. Christie, Jl,LB., ceases to be attached to the THE W.AIKATO REGIMENT. Wellington West Coast Regiment. Dated 16th October, The undermentioned cease to be Ilosted to the 2nd C Battalion, 1931. and are posted to the 1st C Bn.ttalion. Dated 9th November, Lieutenant D. R. L. Stevenson, Jl.LB., ceascs to be attached 1931 ,- to the Taranaki Regiment. Dated 16th October, 1931. Lieutenant G. C. Revell. Lieutenant P. Smyth. Lieutenant G. Maclean, 1\LB., ceases to be attached to the Lieutenant T. H. Sissons. 17th l\Iedium Battery, N.Z.A., and is attached to the 8th Field Battery, N.Z.A. Dated lOth October, 1931. 1'KE WELLINGTON WEST COA.ST REGIMENT. J olm Paterson Donald, l\LB., to be Lieutenant, and is attached to the 2nd Composite Company, N.Z. Army Service Corps. Noel Ainslie Frye, to be 2nd Lieutenant (on probation), and Dfl-ted 10th September, 1931. is posted to the 2nd C Battalion. Dated 3rd November, 1931. JOfu'-r G. COBBE, ltfinister of Defcnce. C 3428 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 91

Result of Poll for Proposed Loan. " ARTIOLlII 2. .. Doit etre Bossi puni qniconque, pour satisfaire les pa..qgions . Wellington, 2nd December, 1931. d'autrui, n. par fraude ou a. l'aide de violences, menlt-ces, HE following notice, received from the Chairman, Night. abus d'autoriM, ou tout autre moyen de contramte, T caps Town Board, is published in accordance with the embauche, entraine ou detourne nne femme ou fille provisions of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1926. majeure en vue de la debauche, alors merne que .Ies WM. DOWNIE STEWART, ~fini/lter of Finance. divers a.ctes qui sont les elements constitutifs de l'infraction auraient eM accomplis dans des pays (T. 49/493/1.) differents. Ooronation Hall Heating and Picture imtallation Loan, 1931. • • • • £800. ." ARTIOLE 5. TIm foJIawing is the result of the poll of ratepayers taken on "Les infra.ctions prevues par 1es, articles 1 et 2 seront. Wednesday, 18th November, 1931, on the above Joan pro· a. partir du jour de l'ent!ee en vigueur de Ill. presente posal- Convention, reputeea etre inscrites de plein droit au Votes for the proposal 81 nombra des infractions donnant lieu a. extradition Votes against the proposal 18 d'apres lea Conventions deja. existantes entre les Informal 1 Parties contra.ct.a.ntes. "Dans les cas ou la stipulation qui precede ne pourrait 100 recevoir effet sans modifier la legislation existante, les Parties contractantes s'engagent a. prendre ou a. The proposal is carried. proposer a. leurs legislatures respectives les mesures W. EXOELL. Chairman. necessaires. • • • • Extradition Treaties.-International White Slave Traffic "ARTICLE 11. Oonvention 0/4th May, 1910. e< Si un Etat contractant desire la mise en vigueur de la presente Convention dans nne on pItLSieurs de ses Police Department, colonies, possessions ou circonscriptions consulaires Wellington, 24th November. 193L judiciaires. il notifiera son intention a cet effet par HE following despatch and enclosure. received from His un acte qui sera depose dans les archives du Gouverne­ T Majesty's Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs, are ment de la Republique fran9aise. Celui-ci en envena, published for general information. par la voie diplomatique, copie cemfiee conforme a. JOHN G. COBBE, Minister of Justice. chacun des Etats contracta.nts et les avisera en merne temps de la date du depOt. CmOULAR DESPATOH C No. 364. DOwning Street, * * * * II Six mois apres la date du depot de l'acte de notification, 2nd October, 1931. la Convention entrexa en vigueur dans les colonies, My LORD,- possessions on circonscriptions consulaires judiciaires With reference to my telegram Circular A No. 65 visees dans l'a.cte de notification." of the 21st October, 1930, and subsequent correspondence, I have the honour to trammit, for the information of His * * * * Majesty's Government in New Zealand, the accompanying . And whereas His Majesty's ratification of or accession to copies of an Order in Council of the 11th August applying the. the Convention has been effected in respect of the following Extradition Acts, 1870 to HI06, in respect of offences specified parts of His Majesty's dominions on the following dates :- in the White Slave Traffic Convention of 1910, in the case of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 8th August., 1912. Cuba, Italy, Luxemberg. Switzerland, and Yugoslavia. Commonwealth of Australia (in­ I have, &c., cluding Papua and Norfolk JR­ J. H. THOMAS. land) 18th February. 1914. Governor-Genera] His Excellency the Right HonourablQ New Zealand •• 1st October, 1913. 19th September, 1913. Lord Bledisloe, G.C.M.G., X.B.E., &c. Union of South Africa Newfoundland 1st October, 1913. India 27th Mareh, 1922. AT THE COURT AT BUCKINGHA~f PALACE. Southern Rhodesia. 4th November. 1921. The 11th day of August, 1931. Bahamas 4th November, 1921. Present: Barbados 15th ]farch, 1923. British Guiana 15th March, 1923. THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. British Honduras 15th March, 1923. LORD PRESIDENT. LORD RUSSELL OF KILLOWEN: Ceylon 4th November, 192I. VISCOUNT LEE OF FAREHAM. MR. SEORETARY SHAw. Cyprus 4th November, 192L WREREAS by the Extradition Acts, 1870 (33 and 34 Vict~ Falkland Islands 30th April, 1924. c. 52) to 1906 (6 Edw. VII c. 15) it was, amongst other things~ Fiji .• 4th November, 192L enacted that, where an arrangement has been ~made with Gibraltar 4th November. 1921. any foreign State, with respect to the St1rrender to such Sta«i Gold Coast 21st June, 1924. of any fugitive criminals, ffiS"Majesty may. by Order in Council; Grenada 15th March, 1923. direct that the said Acts shall apply in the case of such foreign Guernsey 21st September, 1923. State; and that His Majesty may, by the same or any sub­ Hong Kong 4th November, 1921. sequent Order. limit the operation of the Order. and restrict Jamaica 4th November, 1921. the same to fugitive criminals who are in or suspected of Jersey 21st September. 1923. being in the part of His Majesty's dominions specified in the Kenya 4th November, 1921. Order, and render the operation thereof subject to such Leeward Islands 8th March, 1924. conditions, exceptions, and qualifications as may be deemed Malta 4th November, 1921. expedient: Man, Isle of 21st September, 1923. And whereas Treaty arrangements exist between His Mauritius 8th March. 1924. Majesty and foreign States set forth in the accompanying St. Lucia 15th l\Iarch. 1923. Schedule for the mutual extradition of fugitive criminals St. Vincent 15th March, 1923. which have been duly put in force by Order in Council : Seychelles 15th March, 1923. And whereas there was concluded on the fourth day of Sierra Leone 27th September, 1927. May, 1910, between His Majesty and the foreigtl States Straits Settlements 4th November, 1921. enumerated therein among which are those set forth in the Trinidad 4th November, 1921. accompanying Schedule. a convention for the suppression Now, THEREFORE, His l\Iajest.y, by and with the advice of of the White Slave Traffic which contains Articles in the His Privy Council, and in virtue of the authority committed terms following :- to Rim by the Extradition Acts, 1870 to 1906, doth order, "ARTICLE 1. and it is hereby ordered, that the said Acts shall apply in U Doit etre puni quiconque, pour satisfaire les passions respect of the above-mentioned parts of His Majesty's Do­ d'autrui, a embauche. entrain€! ou detourne. merne minions in the case of the foreign States in the accompanying avec son consentenient. une femme ou fille mineure, Schedule in accordance with the Treaties therein described en vue de la debauche, alors meme que les divers as: supplemented by the said Convention. actes qui sont les elements constitutifs de l'infraction This Order shall come into operation on the 24th August, auraient eM accomplis dans des pays difl'erents. 1931, THE NEW ZEALAND GAZET'rE. 3429

Provided that where ODC of the foreign States set forth in [ Ercluding Land from Oparure Devdopment Scheme. tho accompanying Schedule has not notified its intention, that t·be aaid Convention shall come into force in any of its I[ -- Colonies, Possessions, or Consular .J udieial Districts by a . . decIn.ration to that effect deposited in the archive.

Regiater of Licenses issued under the Land Agents Act, 1921-22.·

Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington,,25th November, 1931. EREWITH is published for general information, in accordance with the Land Agents Act, 1921-22, a Bupplementary list of persona H licensed to carry on business as land-agents 'as on the 15th day of November, 1931. JOHN G. COBBE, for Minister of Internal Affairs.

REGISTER OF LICENSES ISSUED UNDER·THE LAND AGENTS ACT, 1921-22. NOTE.-The Register is arranged alphabetically under the names of holders of licenses; but when an individual holds a license on behalf of a firm or registered company, the name of such firm or company, and not the name of the holder of the license, is placed in its alphabetioal order. ' In the oase of a firm or company the name of which consists of the Christian name or names (or initials) and surname or sum.am6S of aome person or persons. the index letter is the first letter of the first surname. Further, where an individual holder of a license trades under a partioular name, the trade-name appears in its alphabetical order. Name of Firm (if any) of which LlceIlllee is a Names of Partners of No. of Name of Llcenflee. Member, or 1le~tered Registered Office. Court by which LlceDfie. Company on whose behalf Finn. Dategranted. ;".n'l Llcenlle granted. License is held.

10768 Ashby, John Herbert ...... IMillord Road, Millord, 29/10/31 Auckland. Auckland 9699 Thomson, Sidney Robert The Associated Live· .. Rangitikei St., Palmerston 14/10/31 PalmeratOn North. stock Aucbianeers, North, and Masterton Ltd. 10244 Burrell. Tom Samuel ...... Main Road, Upper Hntt 14/10/31 Upper Hutt. 10765 Letts, Ralph Mathers .. John Carlew. Ltd. .. 24 Wyndham St., Auckland 9/9/31 Auckland. 10767 Davis, Franois Spratley .. . .. Chancery Chbrs., Chancery 27/10/31 Auokland. Street, Auokland 9988 Garlick, George Charles ...... Papakura .. .. 1/10/31 Papakura. 10535 Levien, Edward Philip ...... 37 Panama St., Wellington 3/10/31 Wellington. 3772 Lund, Herman Mauris .. Lund and Sampson Herman Mauris Lund McLean St., Waitara .. 7/8/31 Waitara. and Lewis Harold Sampson 10612 MoDonald, Colin .. Colin MoDonald, Ltd. .. Invercargill . . .. 3/10/31 Invercargill. 9687 *Eliott, Gordon Allred .. Mounsey Ltd. .. . . '20 Rangitikei St., Palmers- 1/4/31 PaImerston North. ton North 10769 Pa.rkes, Frank ...... Winstone Buildings. Queen 11/11/31 Auckland. Street, Auokland 10852 Pearce, Charlton .. Pearce and Co. .. .. 5 Victoria Av., Wanganui 23/10/31 Wanganui. 10534 Hodgson, Percival Fraser Property Owners' .. 196 Featherston St., WeI. 1/10/31 Wellington. Association, Ltd. lington 5237 Pulham, Graham Roy .. PuIham and Begbie, .. Te Kauwhata .. .. 28/8/31 Huntly. Ltd. • 10766 Ralph, William Sleedma.n .. .. 28 Shortland St., Auckland 1/10/31 Auckland. 514 tRyan, Michael Hilary .. Ryan Brothers .. Albert .James Ryan Princes Street, Dunedin •. 1/4/31 Dunedin. . and Michael Hilary ,Ryan 9309 Sainsbury, Arthur George .. .. Black Bridge. Mangere .. ! 1/9/31 Onehunga. .. .. 1 Pa. Rd., Epsom, Auckland! 8/9/31 ,4-uckland . 10764\ Winger, Arthur Stanley I * Transferred from J. Mounsey and Co., ll/9/3I. t Transferred from Albert James Ryan on behaU of A. J. Ryan and Co., 17/10/31. (LA. 18/6.) 3430 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 91

Classification of Seconda1'1J-8CMOZ Assistant Teachers. Men Teachera. School. Education Department, Wellington. 3rd December, 193!. Hercus, Eldred John Dick, M.A. HE following lists of assistant teachers employed full B.Sc. A B Christchurch. T time in secondary and combined schools are issued Heron, Harold Alexander. M.A. A B Wellington. under the authority of the Minister of Education in accordance Hogben, Edward Noel McLach. with the regulations relating to secondary schools made by lan, M.A. A A Dannevirko. Order in Council dated the 5th ].lay, 1924. Howard, Basil Hillyer, M.A. .. A C Otago. Under the beading" Grade" is shown the grade in which Jackson, Albert, M.A., l\f.Sc. A A Timaru. a teacher is classified lor the year 1932. Johnson, Alfred Gadsby, M.Sc. A A New Plymouth. Under the heading .. Grade of Position II is shown the Jones, Charles Russell, M.A. •. A A Auckland. grade of position in which a teaoher is now employed. The Jones, Sydney Ionoval. M.A. .. A A Hastings. salaries of those teachers whose grade of position is marked * Joplin, Frank, B.A., B.Sc. A B Wellington. are above the scale of their position. Kemshed, Donald Stuart, M.A. A A Timaru. Under the beading" School" is shown the secondary school Kerr, Edward Victor George in which the teacher is employed. Eilie, M.A. A B New Plymouth. Attention is drawn to the regulations, under which any Kerr, Harold Walter, M.A. A B Palmerston N. teacher who considers he has good grounds of objection to Learning, John Edward, M.A. • . A A Rotorua. his cla-ssifieation may lodge an appeal by letter to reach the Leggat, James, M.A. . . A B New Plymouth. Director of Education not later than forty clear days after Lomas, J ohn Sh~and, M.A'. A A Wellington. the publication of this list in the New Zealand Gazette-i.e., MoCulloch. Malcolm Kennedy, such appeals must reach the Director not later than 12th M.A. A A Waitaki. ~January, 1932, and must contain the definite grounds on McDonald, Thomas Hay Meikle. which the appeal is based. john,M.A. A B Timaru. T. B. STRONG, Direotor of Eduoation. McKay, James George, B.A. .. A A Nelson. McLeod, David, M.A., J?Sc. A B Rutt Valley. McNaught, Gifford John, M.A. A B Hutt Valley. Martyn, William John, M.A. .. A A Otago. Matheson. Leslie, M.A. A B Hastings. Men Teachers. School. Millard, John Norman, B.A., M.Sc. A A Hutt Valley. Moore, Neville Arthur, M.A. A B Timaru. Alexander, Matthew, B.Sc. A Napier. Morice, George William, M.A., Alexander, William, M.A., LL.B~ A A WellingtQD. B.Sc. A A Wairarapa. Anderson Walter Paterson, M.A. A A Palmerston N. Nioholson, Arthur Mervyn, M.A., Baker, '\V'illiam Henry, B.Sc. .. A A Thames. B.Com. A B Aucldand. Bastings, Lyndon, B.A., 1tLSc. A B Dannevirke. Papps, Arthur James, B.A. A B New Plymouth. Beattie, Gerald Craig, M.Sc. A A Rangiora. Quartermain, Leslie Bowden, Bee, .John Guthrie, M.A. A B Wairarapa. M.A. A A Wellington. Begg, Oliver James. M.A. A B Otago. Rantin, Thomas James Leslie, Biggar, Robert Hedley, M.A. .A A Ashburton. M.A. A B Otago. Bird. Douglas David Alexander, Robson, Harry, M.A. A :A Marlborough. M.A. ., A B Whangarci. Rowe,ArthurLeslie,M.A.,LL.B. A B Marlborough. Bird, John Woodward, M.A. .. .A B Wairarapa. Rowe. Harold Vincent, M.A. A A Christchuroh. Bishop, Walter John, M.A. A A Auckland. Sawell, Robert Gi1kison Allan, Botting. Robert William Stanley, M.A. • A A Waimate. M.A. A B Otago. Searle. Herbert Victor, M.A., Bottrill, Christopher George, M.Sc. A A Nelson. M.A. A A New Plymouth. Senior, Stanton Eastgate, M.A., -Boyne, James McCullooh, B.A. A A Gore. B.Oom. A B Hamilton. Brock, Herbert Frank, M.A. .. A B Mount Albert. ghort, Arthur Wilbert. B.A. A A Takapuna. Brodie, Thomas, B.A. .A A Wellington. Slater, Henry Whiteoak, M.A., Butchers, Arthur Gordon, M.A., B.Sc. . A A Wairarapa. M.Ed. A Correspondence Stewart, William Montgomery, School. M.A. A A Christchurch. Caddick, Alfred Edward, M.A. .A A Christchurch. Tait, Harold Douglas. M.A. A A Hamilton. Cameron, J aok Laurens, M.A. . . A A Southland. Tait, John Morison, M.A. A B Mount Albert. Campbell. Frank Hyde. M.A. •• A A Otago. Thompson. James, M.A., L.es. L. A A Takapuna. Caradus, William, M.Sc. A A Mount Albert.• Uttley, William Marsland, M.A. A A Waitaki. Coldhn.m, George Stewart, 'M.A. A B Mount Albert. Watt, Arthur. M.A. .. _ A A Otago. Colquhoun, John Alexander, West, Edward Staniland, M.A. A Napier. M.Sc. A A Palmerston N. Wilkes, Frederick James, M.A. A A Gisborne. Cuddle, James Robert,1t'I.A. A B Wellington. Williams, John, B.Sc. A A Otago. Dakin. James Penney, B.A. A A Southland. Woodward. Matthew Francis, Dash, John, M.A. A B Palmerston N. M.A. A B Waitaki. Dellow, Kenneth John, M.A. A A Auokland. Worker. Rupert Vivian de Retlzy, Diprose, Archie ,\Villiam, M.A.. . A A New Plymouth. M.A. A Napier. Driver, Edwin Harry, M.A. A B Auckland. Worley. Clarence Palliser. B.A., Drummond, Peter, B.A. A B [On leave.] B.Sc. A B . Mount Albert. Dunn, Stanley Bruce, M.A. A B Whangarei. Dunphy, William Patrick, B.A., B.Sc. A B Gisborne. Dyer, Henry Edward, M.Sc. .. A B Christchurch. Espiner, Eric William Arnold, Aitken, Alexander, B.So. B B Hastings. ~r.A., B.C{)m. A B Palmerston N. Allan, Hector Frank. B.A., B.So. B C Nelson. Farquhar, Alfred Saunders, M.A. A A Rongotai. Asher, John Alexander, M.A. .. B B Auckland. Fathers, Harold Thomas Mal. Bagley, Cedrio Jolin, B.A. B Napier. calm, B.A., B.Sc. A A Rongotai. Baverstock, Harry Sykes, 1\LA. B B Christchurch. Gatland, Arthur Raglan, B.A. A A Mount Albert. Beard, Thoma.s Edward, B.A., Gillman, Arthur James, M.A. .. A B Otago. LL.B. B B Welli,ngton. Given, 'Valter Alexander, M.A. A A Whangarei. Bennett. John William B B Au·ckl$.nd. Gudex. Michael Christian, M.A., Bertrand, Ge"orge Frederiok . . B B New Plymouth. M.Sc. A A Hamilton. B4ke'y;-Edmond Edwards, M.A. B B Auokland. Hall, James, B.A., B.Sc. A B WelJingt.on. Bridgman, William Woods, M.A., Hargreaves, Percy William, B.A. A B W'aitaki. LL.B. B C • Otago. Harvey, :John Hooper. M.A. .. A A Mount Albert. Brockett, Arthur Ernest, ].f.A. Harwood, 'William Gladstone, B.Oom. B B Marlborough. B.A., M.Sc. A A Auckland. Bruce, Robert Marshall, B.So. B B Christchuroh. Henderson, Hubert, B.A., B.Sc. A A Christchurch. Burns, Gilbert, M.A. •• B C Gisbome. DEC. 3.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3431 • g Men Teachers. ilj~ School. Men Teacbers. j l'O;e School. " ..~ " £ Calder, Henry Leslie, l\f.A. B C Mount Albert. Adams, Edward Lionel, B.A. 0 C Gisborne. Cameron, Frank Fulton, M.A. . . B C Wellington. Aim, Edward .Tames, M.A. 0 C Hutt Valley. Curter, Harry Garlin, M.A. B C Hamilton. A i t ken, Frederick Richard • Christie, Elliott Martin, :rtLSc. . . B B Rongotai. George, M.A. a C Waimate. Conly, John Henry, M.A. B C Wairarapa. Anderson, John Laurence, M.A. a C Otago. Craven, Edward Stanley, M.A. B B Hastings. Anderson, Keith Douglas, M.A. C C Takapuna. Cuming, Samuel Rewi, M.A. B B Christchurch. Atkins, Arnold Sharp, M.A. . . C D Gore. Deaker, Arthur Joseph, B.A. B C Southland. Atkinson, Thomas Samuel . . C C Hastings. Dighton, John Lyell, M.A. B C Wellington. Balham, W a I t e r Frederick Docherty, Peter B B Auckland. Oharles, B.A. C C Wellington. Drees, Henry, M,A. .. B C Southland. Barclay, Nigel Ernest William, Edmondson, Percy Clement, M.A. .. .. 0 D Otago. B.A. B A Gisborne. Bilham, Ernest Walter, B.A. .. C C Gisborue. Edwards, Ralph Wallace,l\I.A. B B Rongotai. Black, Sholto, M.A. a C Timaru. Ensor, Leonard Ie Fleming, BoultOIl, Edward, l'rLA. C C Mount Albert. M.A. .. B C* Waimate. Braithwaite. John Oharles, B.A. 0 D Southland. Evans, William Herbert, M,A. B B Rotorua. Branch, William James, M.Sc. 0 C Marlborough. Fyfe, Thomas, M.A. .. B C Gore. Brassington, Walter William, Gln.sgow, Keith William Ru- liLA. C C Ohristchurch. therford, l\f.Sc. B C . Otago. Britland, James Joseph George, Gourlay, Henry William, M,Sc. B C Christchurch. B.Sc. C C Whangarei. Gray, Arthur James, M.A. B C [On leavel- Brown. James Goldie, M.A. C C Mount Albert. Heron, Albert .rohn George, Brown, John Kerr, M.A. C Napier. ~LA. B a Rongotai. Bryant, Leslie Vickerv, M.A. C C Waitaki. Hagg, Alexander Sim, M.Sc. B B Southland. Burrows, James Thomas, B.A. C C Christchurch. Inder, Roy Haviland, M.Sc. B B Waitaki. Oabot, Philippe Sydney de Jefcoate, Harold Oliver, M.A. .. B B Christchurch. QuettevilIe, l\f.A. .. 0 C [On leave]. J ohnsan, Charles William, M.A. B B Nelson. ahisman, Alexander Gordon, Kinross, Stewart Miller, M.A. .. B B Rongotai. M.A. C D Ot.ago. Kirk, Charles Gordon, B.A., B.Sc. B B Nelson. Oole, Ralph Turney, B.A. C C Waitalci. Lang, William, M.A. . . B C Otago. Conuell, .J ohn Walter C C New Plymouth. La Roche, Sydney Andrew, B.Sc.,· Coop, Joseph, B.A. C C Auckland. B. Agr. B C Wairarapa. Coulam, Allan George C C Takapuna. Lee, Gerald Trevor, B.A., B. Com. B C Auckland. Cox, Oliver Gordoll, B.A. C C Otago. Leys, William Clifton Selwyn, Crimp, Frederick Arthur, B.A. C B Waitaki.. M.A. B B Auckland. Orimp, Sydney Robert, B.A. .. a C Otago. McClatchy, Hector Baden, M.A. B B Timaru. Oumberworth, Ronald William, McDonald, Kenneth Cornwell, B.A. C C Palmerston N. iII.A. B C Waitaki. Dagger. James Robert.son, 1\1.Sc. 0 C Marlborough . McGrath, Joseph Speight., B.A. B ·B Southland. .Dalg1ish, RobeitGracmeGilbert 0 D Hut.t Valley. McHarg, Irvine Stephens, B.Sc., ·Doel, Ormonde, M.A. 0 C Palmerston N. B. Agr. B B . Takapuna. Donnell, Atholl Hodgson, M.A. 0 C Auckland. l\IcKenzic, Ian Fraser, M.A. . . B B Whangarei. 'Dunlop, Alan Robert, B.A. . . 0 C Southland. Marshall, Henry Horace, B.A.. . B B 'rhames. ·Flannery, James a B Southland." Martin-Smith, Percival, M.A., Fowler, Martin, B.Sc. 0 C Gore. LL.B. B o Wellington. Fowler, Ronald John Malise, B.A. 0 D Nelson. Mason, Frederick Egmont, B.Sc. B B Hamilton. Fraser, Rossallan, M.A. 0 C Otago. l\:[aunder, George Thomas, 1\LSc. B B Gisborne. Fulton, Bruce Ian, l\I.A. 0 D Haatings. Methven, Ronald Henley, M.A. B B Nelson. Galloway, John, M.A. a C Rangiora. Nelson, Alexander Pringle, M.A. B B Hamilton. Gillespie, William Bryce, B.A. a C Auckland. Newhook, .James Lawrence Imrie B B Auckland. Glanville, William John 0 C Whangarei. Nicholls, Charles Norman, l\LA. B C Auckland. Griffin, Arthur William, M.A. .. 0 D Wellington. Olphert, Jasper Whaley, M.A. B Napier. Griffin, John Robert Patrick, Paterson, .James Edgar Rankin, B.A. .. C D Wellington. iII.A. B o Nelson. Griffiths, Rhys Oharles, B.A. .." a D Hamilton. Perry, William Christopher John HaIl, Harold Torrens, B.A. 0 C Waitaki . M.A. B B Mount Albert. .Hardy, Robert Boyd, B.Com. .. a B Mount Albert. Price, Francia Matthew, M.A., Harrington, Allan George, M.Sc. a D Southland. RCom. B o Au,ckland. Harris, Cecil Ohetwyn Thomaa, Robertson, Gordon Mortimer, M.A. C D Mount Albert. iII.A. B B Whangarei. Hayes, Edward, 1\f.A. C D Otago. Robinson, Colin Clifford, M.A. .. B B Takapuoa. Hendra, ThomdtHenry, B.A. .. 0 D Waitaki. Russell, John Whitworth, B.Sc. B B NeIson. Hind, Oharles Albert Sidney 0 B Timaru. Salt, Gordon McBride, M.Sc. .. B a Auckland. Hislop, Thomas Gordon, B.A. a C Wellington. Scott, Walter Robert, M.A. B B South Otago. Hogg. Ralph, 1LA. .. C D Rongotai. Shrimpton, William Ingram, Ingram, Henry Owen, B.A. 0 D Auckland. M.A. B D New Plymouth. Insull, R e r b e r t Alexander Smallfield, Roy, M.A. B C Takapuna. Horace, B.A. C o Hastings. Smith, Harman Ernest Gilbert B A Whangarru. J obuson, Archibald Frederick, Stein, Peter Anton Sinclair, B.Sc. C D Christchurch. B.Sc. B B Auckland. Jolly, William Leslie, M.A. C o South-Otago. Stevens, William Hutton, M.A. B B Wellington. :Jones, William Verdi .. C C Wellington. Stevenson, James Jackson B B Palmerston N. "King, Howard Wilson, M.A. C D Gore. Stewart, Wilfred Bratby, B.Sc. B Napier. Kissel, Leonard Merrington, Thompson, Roland Dale, M.A., !I.A. c. D Christcburch. B.Sc. B C Southland. Lanigan. Thomas James, B.A.. . 0 D Auckland. Thornton, Frederick Edmund Lappin, Thomas Alexander, B.A. 0 C Auckland.· Ernest, M.A. B B Wellington. La. Roche, William Ernest, B.Sc. CJ C Auokland. Treacher, Kenneth Noel, B.A. B o Auckland. Ledingham, Morris Frank C C Timaru. TrendalI, Arthur Dale B B Mount Albert. Lee, Allan Frederick, M.A. C "Napier. Watt, Malcolm -McPherson, M.A. B .B Otago. 'Lockhart, Allan Leslie a B Rangiora.. Wedding. Henry Wilfrid. M.A. B o Auckland. McAloon, Andrew Norm,an Bal- Werry, Eric John Wingent, four. M.A. .. C D [On lea.ve.] M.A., M.Com. B C Palmerston N. McCaw. John Todd ·C a Rongotai. Wilson, Ralph Conrad, M.A., l'rlcalymont, William Graham, B.Sc.. B C New Plymouth. M.A...... C D Otago. Wood, Ellis .John, M.A. B C Asb burton. McGhee, Charles Davie C _. Na.pier. 3432 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [NO. 91

. ,; Men Teacbers. School. Men Teacher80 i"Oi! Schoo~ C J!! MoGregor, Ronald :lMa,lcolm, Baybutt, John Daniell •• D D 'l'akapuna. B.Agr. C B Ashburton. Beatson, Cyprian Bridge, B.A. D D Nelson. McInnes, Morrell Gordon, B.A. C B Otago. Bryant, Max Gordon, M.A. D D Nelson. McKay, Hector Keith, M.A. •• C D Palmerston N. Bull, Mervyn Ansley, M.Sc. D D Christchurch. Mackay, James Douglas, B.A... C D Wellington. Butler, Victor Claude . . D D • Mount .Albert. ,McKenzie. Donald Walla.ce, B.Se. C D Hutt Valley. Campbell, Douglas Archibald, Maokenzie, Robert Henry Craig, B.Sc., 1\I.Agr. Se. .' • D C R-angiora. M.A...... C D Hutt Valley. Delaney, Joseph Thomas, M.A. D Correspondence Martin, Walter Robert' Hugh, School. B.A. C C Mount Albert. Dreaver, Andrew Robert, M.A. D D South Otago. Massey, Harold Bruce, B.A. • • C D Wairarapa. Dugdale, John, B.A. . . D D Wellington. Mather, Geoffrey Lees, M.A. .. C D Auckland. Eggleton, Francis John D D New Plymouth. Milburn, Robert Hope. B.A. C Napier. Frazer, Clarence Gillard, M.A... D D Gisborne. Miller. Leslie George. B.A. .• C C Whangarei. Gibbons, Kenneth, B.A. D D "Nelson. Mills, Gilbert Alexander, M.A. .. C D Wairarapa. Glen, Henry Patriok, B.A. D D Palmerston N. Mills, Stuart, B.Agr. .. C B Timam. Goodwin, Henry Allan, M.A. D D Rotorna. Mofiat, Johnstone . Fluoker, Grant, Donald Gordon D D Gore. M.Sc. C C Ohristchuroh. Guy, George, B.Sc. •• D D Timaru. Moffat, William, B.A. C D Ohristchurch. HOOkeU, Edward Emil, M.A. D D Dannevirke. Morrison, Alexander Wyndham, Haley, Arthur, B.A. .. D D Hastings. B.A. C D Whangarei. Henderson, Hugh Allan D D Dannevirke. Morton, Hubert Henry Fennell, IOlleEl, Reginald Munro, B.A. D D Auckland. B.A. 0 C Hamilton. Jenkin, Jack Harden D D Mount Albert. Murphy, Eugene Redmond C . Correspondence Kernohan, Alexander, M.A. D D .. Gisborne. School. Lambert, Frederick Boyd D Napier. Murray,'Fergua John Boag, M.A. C C Ohristchurch. Lamboume, Sydney James, B.Sc. D D Rongotai. Murray, Lindley Kennedy, B.A. C D Tima.ru. Langhorne, George Wilmot D D Gisborne. Nelson, Thea Bagge, B.A. • • C C Wellingtou. Le .., Cecil Carlyle . . D D Mount Albert. Partridge~ Albert Harold, B.Sc. C C H ..tings. Lucena, Lyndon. ;B.A. D D Auckland. Perry, Albert Laurence Miller, McKinlay; Arthur David, M.A. D Oorrespondence M.A. C D Christchurch. School. Phillips, Thomas, B.A. C C Ashhurton. Malcolm, Alexander Hamilton.. D D Hamilton. Pitcaithly, Nga.ta.Prosser, B.A. C D Auckland. Mawson, David Gordon, M.Sc. D D Otago. Ramson, Frederick Stanley, B.A. C C Hutt Valley. O'Sullivan, Maurice Justin D D Mount Albert. Ridgen. Outhbert Leslie, M.A. . • 0 C Ohristchurch. Palmer, Leonard Russell, M.A. D D Wellington. Robins, Arthur Horace, B.A. .. 0 D Sonthland. Payne, Arthur Hollier, M.A. D D Wellington. Robins, Herbert Julius C D Waitalri. Rae, Albert James .. D D Tirnarn. Rogers, Maurice Newton, M.Sc. 0 D Christchurch. Rae, Kenneth William, M.A. •• D D Thames. Rout, Ernest Brownlow, B.A., Raueh, Frank Charles D D Auckland. B.Oom. . 0 D Marlborough. Read, Ernest Bickley, M.A. D D Rangiora. Russell, Leslie, B.A. .. 0 D Wellington. Ricbards, Raymond Thomas, D D Otago.' Sceata, Geoffrey James, M.A. .. 0 C Mount Albert. M.A. Scott, Thomas Duncan, M.A. .. 0 o Dannevirke. Scott, Thomas D D Mount Alb~rt. Scott, Walter James, M.A. 0 o Timaru. Skoglund, Philip Oscar Selwyn D D Palmerston N. Severne, Edward Herbert, B.A. 0 o Nelson. Smith, Donald Alfred, ItA. D D Ashburton. Shotlander, Lionel, M.A. 0 D Waitaki. Sta.cey, Ronald Sydney, B.A. D D Takapuna.. Sibley, ;Henry Oharles, M.A. .• 0 o Thames. Stewart, Robert Arnold, M.A.. . D Correspondence Silson, Joseph Henry, B.A. 0 C Palm.erston N. School. Simmers, Alexander Glen, M.A. C o Timaru. Warner. Lionel Allan Oromwell D D Rongotai. Simpson, Gordon David, M.A.. . 0 o Nelson. Wilkie, Walter George D D New Plymouth. Skipworth, .Ivan Horace, B.Sc. 0 C Christchurch. Wilson, Ceoil Charles D D Whangarei. Sligo, Alexander James, M.A. .• 0 C WhangareL Wood, Herbert •. D Napier. South, Jack Lealie C D Waitaki. Wright, John, M.A. .. D D New Plymouth. Thomson, George Stuart, B.Se. C B Otago. Thomson, John Lawrence, M.A. 0 D Palmerston N. Thomson, Leona.rd Henry, M.A. 0 o Gisborne. Thomson, WilliamH8.rvey,M.Sc. 0 C Takap1Dl8.. Tier, James Ernest, M.A. 0 o Rongotai. Towers, Herbert Lea, B.So. 0 C Mount ·Albert. • § Turner, MaJ.colm Fletchor, B.A. 0 Correspondence Women Teachers. l "l!'aii """001, School. " Ji Webb, Rioha.rd Guy, B.A. 0 C iRotorua. Allen, Ellen Miriam, M.A. A A Marlborough. Whitehouse, Thomas Keith 0 C Timarn. Battersby, Bessie, M.Sc. A A Nelson. Raymond, M.Sc. Baxter, Ellen Blanche, M.A. A A . Avonside. Wicks, Frederick Archibald, 0 D Christchuroh. Bell. Beatrice Maud. M.A. A B Epsom. M.A.' Blennerhaaaett, Annie. B.A. A A Wanganni. Williams, Cecil John, M.A. 0 C Mount Albert. Bone, Dorothy Jermyn A A Christchurch. Willmott, Robert 0 D Mount Albert. Borrie, Margaret .Alice, B.A., Wilson, Ramsey Garfield C D Timaru. B.Sc. in H.Sc. A B Waimate. Woolcott,.Alfred Douglas Went. Browne, Maude Josephine, B.A., worth, M.A. 0 D Auckland. B.Sc. A B Butt Valley. Zohra.b, Amyas Oonstantine,M.A. 0 D Palmerston N. Budd, Alice Mary, M.A. A A Southland. Campbell, Flora., B.A. A A Otago. Coad, Nellie Euphemia, M.A. A A Wellington. Collins, Edith Charlotte, B.A. . . A B Epsom. Collins, Rhoda May, B.A. A A Wellington E. Addis, Harold John, M.A. D D Nelson. Cornish, Elizabeth Jane, B.Sc. in Aldis, Wilfrid Charle, Arthur, H.Se. A B Wellington. M;A. D D Thllmes. Cumming, ehristina. Lumsden, Alexa.nder, Wilson Elwell D D Nelson. M.A. A B Southland. Allport, Ja.mes D D Timaru. Corrie, Janet Reid, M.A. A A Wanganui. Atmore, Roger Wiremu D D Rangiora. Da.vis, Gwendoline Minnie von Bach, OIn.rence Ruxton D D Auokland. TumeImann (Mrs.), M.A. A B Nelson. Ba.iley; Theodore La.wrence, B.A. D D Otago. Dive, ~a.ret Ann, B.A. A A Auckland. :Baillie;' Fraser' John Edward, Duff, Ethel Margaret, M.A. A B New Plymouth. B.S.:' . D D Southla.nd. Earwaker, Elsie Elizabeth, M.A. A A Southla.nd... _llng,.Kenneth John, M.A. .. D D Ha.milton. Eastwood, Ada, M.A. A A PaJmerston N•. DEO. 3.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3433

II> § ,g ~ § Women Teachers. la" School. Women Teachefll. f: f:oE: School. " 5 " & " EdgerIey, Kate Violet, M.A. A A Auckland. Hooper, Vera Lydia, M.A. B B"' ChrifItcburch. Fairbairn, Eileen, B.A. A B Christchurch. Hunt, Doris Cowles, B.A. B B Wa.itaki. Farnie. Winifred Oheyne. M.A. A C Waitaki. HurIe, Leila Agnes Sophie, M.A. B o Chriatchurch. Freeman, Mabel Elizabeth, M.A. A B Epsom. Hursthouse, Rhoda (Mrs.) • • B B Wellington. Garland, ~{yrtle. M.A. A B Nelson. Johnstone, Dora Alexander, M.A. B B Wellington. Gibson, GIarianna Forsyth, M.A. A A Wellington. Jones, Phcebe Jessie, M.A. B B [On leave.] Graham, Elsie Dorothy, M.A. .. A B Wanganui. Karsten, Rona Pearmain, B.A. B B Nelson. Hind, Edith Miriam, M.A. A A Wellington E. King. Eva Mary, M.A. B C Nelson. Hogg, Catherine, M.A. A B Hamilton. Leonard, Kate, M.A. B B Avonside. Holmden, Dorothy, M.A. A B Epsom. :McCarthy, Elmo. Margaret, M.Sc. B o Gisborne. Hull, Cecil Lilla Frances, M.A. A A Auckland. McHaffie, Catherine Oswald, Hume, Jeanie, M.A.. , A A Palmerston N. M.Sc. B B Southland. Isaac, Nora Gwendolin, M.A. .. A A Nelson. McKinnon, Jeanie Reese, M.A. B C Otago. Jenkins, Ruth Hope, M.A. A A Epsom. Maclean, Dorothy Bertha, M.A. B B Timaru. Johnston, :Margaret Gordon, M.A. A B Wellington. MacRae, Hectorina Mary Mc- Kerr, Barbara (Mrs.), M.A. A A Otago. Kenzie, M.A. B B Otago. Kershaw, Frances Evaline, M.A. A A Wellington. Marsdon, Aileen Florence Cleve- King, Esther Annie, M.A. A A Timaru. land B B Wellington E. Kirkbride, Hilda, M.A. A A Epsom. Martin, Edith, B.A. .. B B . Wellington F.. Lawson, Letitia Loui!:!e, M.A. •• A B Otago. Mather, Winifred Margaret, M.A. B B Rutt Valley. Macaulay. Ma.rgaret Jane, M.A. A A Waitaki. Merton, Agnes Gert.rude Stone- McCartney, Dorothy. M.A. .. A· B Wellington E. hewer, B.A. B o Chriatcnurch. Macdiarmid, Barbara Spence, Milnes, Irene Fortescue, M.A. B B Christchurch. M.A. A B Auckland. Monkhouse, Hilda Phcebe (Mrs.), Macdonald, Mary, B.A. A A Takapuna. B.A...... • .. B B Takapuna.. McKeage, Kathleen Annie, M.A. A B Epsom. Naylor, Rachael Margaret, M.A. B B Gore. McKenzie, Jean Hutton, M.A... A B Wellington E. Oldridge, Lydia Louisa, M.A. •• B o Wanganui. McLean, Mary, B.A. . . A Napier. Prestwicb, Mabelle 1\fary . B B Gisborne. Maclean, Nina. Irene, :M.A. A A New Plymouth. Price, Margaret Cleland (Mrs.). McMullan, Georgina, B.A., B.Sc. A A New Plymouth. M.A. B Hutt Yalley. Mahony, Teresa Charlotte Ray, Ruby Florence.• M.A. • . D. Nelson. Gildea, B.A. A B Dannevirke. Rudall, Jane Catherine Spence, May, Muriel Wallace. M.A. •• A B Otago. B. Sc. in H.Sc. . . . . B B Epsom. Morton, Lucy Sandford, B.A. .. A A Otago. Sheat, Laura Louisa. Blanche, Patterson, Florence Isabella, M.A. B B Auckland. M.A. A A Epsom. Sheat, Ruth Violet, M.A. B o Nelson. Rockel, Clara Constance Her- Smith, Bea.trice Emily, M.A. .. B o Auckland. berg, M.A. ., ., A B Wanganui. Stephens, Emily Elizabeth, M.A. B B Gisborne. Ronaldson, Margaret, B.A., B.Sc. A A Timaru. Stewart, Jenny Isobel, B.A. B o Avonside. Sage, Constance Marion, M.A. A A Avonside. Sutherland, Isabel Dunnet, B.A. B A Gore. Simkin, Kate Louisa, B.A., B.So. Wagstaff, Nancy Noel Hinemoa, inH.Sc. A B Wellington. M.A. B B Avonside. Sims, :Mary Eleanor, M.A. . . A A Christchurch. Warnock, Grace Ivy, M.A. B C Auckland. Steele, Marion Anderson, M.A. A A Hastings. Watt, Mary Shand, B.A. B B [On leave.] Stewart, Jean, M.A. .. A B Auckland. White, Rose Annie, M.A. B C Southland. Sutherland, Olive Rose, M.A. .. A B Wairarapa. Wilson, Ella Catherine, M.A. B o Hastings. Tizard, Annie Caroline, M.A. A A Hamilton. Wilson, Joyce Hamerton, M.Sc. B B Rotorua. Ward, Frances Violet Josephine (Mrs.), M.A. • . A B Auckl&nd. Woodhouse, Henrietta, M.A. A A Rutt Valley.

Bagley, Sybil Dulce •• 0 C Otago. Adams,· Olga. Livia Gertrude, Bampton, Sarah May, B.A. C Napier. 'M.Sc. B B Takapuna. Barnett, Maud, B.A. C C Epsom. Aitken, Annie Margaretha, B.Sc. Barrowclough, Elizabeth Annie, in H.Sc. B B Otago. M.A. C D Hamilton. Andersen, Aileen Mary B Napier. Beggs, Phyllis Eileen, M.Sc. C C Christchurch. Arnott, May Ferguson, B.A. .. B B Timaru. Bell, Christina Sylvia, M.A. . . C D Wanganui. Baker, Marjorie Ethel, M.A. •• B C Timaru. Bell, Florence Annie Iaittene,B.A. C C Wellington E. Bethell, Doris Ada, M.A. B C Epsom. Black, Margaret Annie C o Wellington E. Bingham, Fanny Dorothy, M.A. B C Dannevirke. Blaikie, Ruth Armstrong, B.Sc. Blacker, Henrietta, B.A. B B Wanganui. in H.Se. •. C D Gore. Burns, Alison Macdonald. M.A. B B Christchurch. Bremner, Vida Simpson C D Nelson. Campbell, Beatrice Mary Sale, Brown, Colena Agnes, B.A. C o Southland. M.A. ., B C Hamilton. Brown, Mary Lillian, B.A. C D Gisborne. Cathie, Winifred Agnes, M.A. .. B B Whangarei. Bruce, Edith Mary, B.A. C B New Plymouth. Clark. Maida Jessie, M.A. B C New Plymouth. Calder, Annie Mary Muir, B.A. C D Southland•. Cooley, Mary Elizabeth, M.A. . • B C Hutt Valley. Campbell, Mary Hall, B.A. C D Thames. Dalrymple, Helen Kirkland, Castle, Una Doreen, M.A. C C Wellington. B.A. B B Cockburn, Frances Irene, M.A. C D Nelson. Durward, Margaret Montgomery. Cozens, Ethel Lily Alice, B.A. C o Epsom. M.A.. .. B B New Plymouth. Dallaston, Louisa Na.omi, B.A. C o Otago. Espirier, Eileen Victoria, :ALA.. . B B Gisborne. Digby, Gwendolyn Dorotbea .. C C Avonside. Fraser, Wilhelmina Sara, B.A. B B Palmerston N. Douglas, Margueretta J e s s i e Gardner, Rua. Isobel, M.A. B C Wellington E. Hope C o Gore. Gillies, Catherine Mary, M.A .. , B C New Plymouth. Dunning, Mary Kathleen, M.Sc. C D Epsom. Gillies, Jessie Osborne B Napier. Falkner, Lilian Elizabeth, B.A. C C Ep!tom. Hall, Elsie Jane, M.A. B B Christchurch. Finlay, Constance C o Auckland. Harris, Gertrude La.uretta, M.A. B C Epsom. Fitzgerald, Margaret Stewart, Haslett, Eileen lsalJel, B.A. B B Auckland. B.A.,M.Sc. 0 D Waitoki. Hay, Mona Collins, M.A. B D Epsom. Gallagher, Eileen Rita, B.A. •. C Napier. Heap, Sarah (Mrs.) •• B B Auckland. Gibson, Janet Waddell, M.A. .. C o Waitaki. Heward, Gladys Hilda, M.A. B B Thames. Gonley, Maria Ellen.. C D Southland. Hollow, Phyllis Gwenllian May, Goodwin, Mary Stewart, M.A... C Napier. M.A. B B [On leave.] Hale, Barbara. Linskill, M.A. •• C D Tha.mes. 3434 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 91

Women Teachere. i~1 SehOOI. Women Teachers. i Sohool, " ~ Hall, Magdalen • • C . D~ Christchurch. IAllum, Annie Rose, B.A. ~ D Aucklaud. Hardie, Edith Mary, M.A. C C' A vonside. Anderson, Robert.aMay, B.H.Sc. D D Rangiora. Harris, Jessie Evelyn, B.Sc. in Ash, Christabel, B.A. .. D D Epsom . H.Se. C C Christchurch. .Batchelor, Gertrude Jean, M.A. D D Christchurch. Harvey, Elizabeth Alice, B.A.. . C C Waitaki. Bays, Katie Ellen D D Christchurch. Hawkes, Dorothy Helen. B.A.. . C C Timaru. Birnie, Kathedne Charlotte, M.A. D n Palmerston N. Heine, Clara. Mathilde, B.A. C C Wellington. Brown, Lila Amelia D C Palmerston N. Himmel, Marie Rosenhein, B.A. C C Takapuna. Campbell, Olive Mary, B.H.Sc. D D New Plymouth. Hunt, Winifred l\:[ary, B.A. C C Takapuna. Carrington, Eileen Nora D Napier. Hutton, Lucy Grace .. C C Epsom. Colgan, Jean Thornton, M.A. .. D D Hutt Valley. Jackson, Eua Gainor, B.A. C D Whallgarei. Copland, Marjorie Aileen D D Timaru. Jenkins, Harriette Marv. M.A. C C Marlborough. Cowie, Daphne Helen. 1\1:.A. • • D D Waitaki. Joiner, Dorothy Margaret, B.A. C D Wellington E. Crawford, Grace Amelia Armanda J ull. Phyllis Lottie C C Wellington E. Melba D C Nelson. Law. Jean Da.vina C D H",tings. Cunningham, Edna Ellen D D Palmerston N. Lee. Eve Hastings C n [On leave.] Day, Inez; Waiata, M.A. D D Waitald. Linyard, Edith Annie (Mrs), M.A. C CJ Hastings. Devereux. Mildred Mary, B.H.Sc. D D Auckland. ].:(cCrea, Mona, B.A. .. C D Wellington. Dixon, Olive D D Timaru. McKee • .Annie Jane C C Avonsidc. Easton, Doris 'nolet, B.A. D D Waitakj. McKenzie, Monica Beatrice, B.Sc. Ellis, .Toan Augusta, B.A. D D Nelson. in H.Sc. C C Wangauui. Ewing. Helen Mary, B.H.Sc. " D D South Otago. McLeod, Janet Braid, B.Sc. in Faulks, Margaret Mary. B. :f!:.Sc. D n Ashburton. H.Se. C B Palmerston N. Featonby. Dorothy Helen, B. McRae, Janet Elspeth, B.A. •• C C Palmerston N. Com. D Gorrespondence Marriott, May Elizabeth, B.A. C C Timaru. . School. Mason, Reweti Oratosh, M.A. . . C C A:shburton. Foote, Sadie Margaret, M.A. D D Rotorua. Maurais, Thelma Besant, B.A. C C Rangiora. Forbes, Rita Maud . . D D Avonside. Mitca.Ue, Madeline Nevill, B.A. C D Wanganui. Forde. Marion Bertha, ALA. D D Otago. Mitchell, Lilian May, M.A. C D Hutt VaUey. Forsyth, Nesta Jean. . D D Christchurcb. Moncrieff, Janet Laura, M.A. .. C D Takapuna. Fotheringham, Dorothy Cicely. Morrell, Katha.rine Annie, B.A. C C Otago. B.A. .. D D Auckland. Mueller, Jean Bannatyne, M.A. C D Whangarei. Garbutt. Mary .. D D Ashburton. Nicholls, Lorna May, M.A. C D Hamilton. Garratt, DieudollDPe Sissons. •. D D Otago. Oddie, Elsie Mary, B.A. . . (] C Wellington. G-oroon, Wilhelmina, B.A. D D Wellington. Peglar, Elizabeth Emma Foster, Heine, Erna Marianne. M.A. D D Gisbome. B.A. .. C C Palmerston N. Heise, Marguerite Karin, B.A.. . D D 'Wanganui. ' Pigott, Mary Ann, B.Sc. in H.Sc. C D Wanganui. Henderson. Elizabeth Margaret, Rainforth, Frances Ena, M.A.. . 0 D Palmerston N. . M.A. D D Dannevirke. Riach, Jean, M.A. C D Waimrapa. Kennedy, Emily Helen, B.A. .. D D Wellington E. Robertson, Lonie, M.A. C D Waimate. Lambourne, Annie Violet Allona, Robertson, Miriam Jean, B.A.. . C C Auckland. M.A. D D Hutt Valley. Rosevear, Robina Algie C C Otago. Liken, Kathleen D D New Plymouth. Sheppard, Olive Marcia, M.A. . . C C Hutt Valley. McCormack, Virginia Theodora, Simmers, Eileen Annand C D Rotorua. B.Sc. D D Whangarei. Spargo, Gwendolen May, B.A., McDonald, Grace Vera, M.A. D D Rangiora. B.Se...... C C Auckland. McGregor, Je&sie Alexa, M.A. .. D D ran leave.1 Spite, Brenda Harpham, B.Sc. C Correspondence McLeod, Dorothy Fiona, 'M.A... D Correspondence School. School. Stenson, Eileen Ethel, B.A. C Napier. McMullan, Esther D D Hastings. Stephens, Joan Dunstan, B.A.. • C C Nelson. Macrae, Flora Mary .. . . D D Timnru. Stewart, Leslie Forbes, B.A. C a Timaru. Mason, AJice Jane GiIIespie. B.A. D D Wellington. Sutton, Phyllis Jessie, B.sc. C D Otago. Moore. Annie Mervyn Barker .. D D R-angiora. Taylor, Elva. Millicent, M.A. C Norie.Sylvia Mary .. D D Auckland. Napier. Parr, Veronica Agnes D Thomson, Enid Stirling (Mrs.), D Takapuna. Peebles. Isobel Clarke D D M.A.. C Epsom. D Christchurch. Pillar, Daisy Winifred. M.A. D D Wellington. Thomson, Mary Stoddart C D Wellington. Rapson, Clementina Ruth. B.A. D D Auckland. Treadwell, Muriel Hamilton, "B.A. C C Wanganui. Rockstrow, Audrey Fredriku., B. Vickery, Elsie Elizabeth Alice, H.Se. .. .. D Napier. B.A. C Correspondence Rogers, Effiie Lesley Rose, }l,LA. D D Otago. School. Ross, Janie D D Avonside. Virtue, Margaret Eileen, B.A. .. C C Auckland. Ryan, Mary D D Auckland. Walker, Marion Hamilton (Mrs.), Ryburn, Elizabeth KatheIine B.A...... C C l¥psom. ~r.A...... D D New Plymouth. Wann, Ethel Millon, B.A. C D Takapuna. Scott. Alison Langlands. M.A.. . D D Avonside. Ward, Gladys May, M.A., B.Se. C D Auckland. Shallcrass. Audrey. M.Sc. D D Southland. Ward, Rhoda Amy, M.A. C D Wellington E. Sumpter, Helen Susannah . . D D \Vairarapa. Watson, Alice May C C Christchurch. Sumpter, Shirley Newell. l\f.A. D D Timaru. White, Enid Myrtle, B.A. C C Hamilton. Thomson. :Mary Joyce, 1\I.A. .. .D D South Ot.ngo. White, Evelyn Mary, M.A. C D Whangarei. Thorne, Margaret Cheston, M.A. D D lIrIarlborough. White, Violet Agnes, M.A. C Townsend. Veda Franccs. M.A. D D Ashburton. C Southland. Wall. Eunice Mary, M.Sc. D D Wellington E. Wilkinson, Marion, M.A. C D Avonside. Wallace, Julia Nannie, M.A. D D Waimate. Will. Jean Norah, M.A. C D Timaru. Ward, Hilda Raymond . . D C Wellington. Wilson, Melvyn Lily, M.A. C C Marlborough. Wilkie, Ethel Clover, B. H.Sc.. . D D Epsom. Woodhead., Mona Sutellfie, M.A. C D Gore. Williams, 1\1ildred D D Wellington. Wyatt, Gladys Marion C C Hamilton. Wood, Margaret Grace, M.A. D D Hastings. DEC. 3.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3435

Government jJ[et.eorologicat Observatory.

ETEOROLOGICAL Observations at Kelburn, WeIlington, for the Month of October, 193!. Observations taken at M fla.m. Altitude of Observatory, 415 ft . .-_ ... - .. _-_._-- ~ .. 0 ~ I "~ Temperature (OF.) from ObservatioIl!l at 9 a,m. WInd. ~ ..r'g ~ 0 " ~.s ~oo In Screen. Beaufort Anemo- ~~ "' Scale, meter. ~" ..... 1j ~ § ~] •0 Date. ~ . ~ 0" Mrud- Minl- 0 o~ At 9 a,m. '"0 ~ e mum_ mum_ j~ ~ §5 -:~:& ,; -D oo§ ~.s> -- ~ ~.!! 0 0" =-$ ... " -~ ;:l .. ~~ ~" Dry. \numld. "~ 1<" :;:000.. W,,_ n,y_ Dry_ .a';;a: g §~ :§i ~§ .~ I ity, I ~ j • I 00 I A .. " " '" " I -- -- 29-874 53-2 51-4 87 57-3 51-I 48·9 120-4 NW 6 332 151 5·8 oq 2 -- -- 29-754 45-2 44-8 97 54-0 44-1 44-1 107-9 S 5 351 10 0-0 o'q 3 -- -- 30-247 54-0 49-0 67 58-8 39-3 31-0 1I7-6 NNW 2 205 -- 10-9 b 4 -- -- 30-403 51-6 48-7 80 56-I 47-8 44-2 1I5-0 NNW 5 201 -- 7-0 0 5 -- -- 30-414 55-I 50-8 72 57-8 47-9 45·4 124-1 NNW 3 189 -- 5-7 be 6 -- -- 30-291 54-9 51-0 75 59-4 44-0 41-0 123-0 NW 4 1I0 -- 6-8 be1. 7 -- -- 29-982 58-2 53-8 74 59-5 50-2 47·0 124-8 NNW 5 225 -- 2-1 01. 8 -- -- 29-853 59-3 55-0 80 64-0 50-0 47-3 133-1 Calm -- 205 -- 6-4 e1. 9 -- -- 29-808 53·4 51'3 85 58-0 47-8 45-1 1I4-1 N 3 154 -- 4-1 0 10 -- -- 29-765 52-6 50-5 85 56-5 50-2 50-0 85-3 NW 5 310 39 0-2 oq II -- -- 29-445 54-7 54-3 97 57-0 51-4 51-9 112-6 NNW 7 619 -- 3-0 0"1 12 -- -- 29-496 56-I 52-3 76 60-0 49-3 43-0 122-0 NW 5 353 -- 9-2 bq 13 -- -- 29-698 55·2 47-1 49 58-0 47-7 41-3 1I9-8\ NW 5 414 -- 1I-8 b1. 14 -- -- 29-844 57-2 47-0 40 63-0 44-9 39-8 131-3 W 2 418 -- 9-6 b1. 15 -- -- 30-147 53-6 49-8 75 60-0 42-2 38-2 119-3 N 3 133 -- 1I-5 ez 16 -- -- 30-143 58-1 53-7 74 63-9 48-1 44-1 123-1 N 3 201 -- 10-1 b1. 17 -- -- 30-IIS 57-4 53-0 73 61-9 49-0 46·2 121-8 NNW 4 307 -- 9-9 be1. 18 -- -- 30-136 58-1 53-6 73 62-1 51-I 47-3 125-1 NNW 5 212 -- 10-6 bez 19 -- -- 30-073 58-4 53-9 73 59-8 46-1 37-2 123-9 NNW 3 169 7 8-2 ez 20 -- -- 29-764 56-0 53-2 82 59-8 50-8 48-2 128-4 N 3 363 -- 10-3 be1. 21 -- -- 29-744 55-3 50-2 67 59-0 48-1 44-6 125-0 N 3 390 3 10-3 be1. 22 -- -- 29-81I 50-0 45-8 71 53-8 46-0 43-0 1I9-8 SSE 3 243 -- 5-0 0 23 -- -- 29-695152-8 49-0 74 58-9 39-2 32-\ 122-3 NNW 3 167 30 8-9 0 24 -- -- 29-394 53-0 46-2 55 56·5 42-1 39-4 129-0 l'.'W I 233 25 5-8 b 25 -- -- 29-617 48-5 40-3 43 59-0 38-2 35-5 126-0 SW 1 301 10 6-2 ov 26 -- -- 29-671 56-8 52-5 73 63-9 43-5 39-1 132-1 E I 109 -- 10-4 e1. 27 -- -- 29-891 54-0 51-0 80 60-8 48-1 42-6 121-0 N 5 137 -- 5-1 0 28 -- -- 30-037 60-2 54-1 65 65-5 47-5 41-8 124·5 NNW 3 192 -- 12-6 bz 29 -- -- 30-134 56-3 52-6 77 60-2 52-0 50-4 9 NNW 4 247 2-9 ez 30 -- -- 30-064 60-2 56-0 75 62-3 51-2 48-0 1I2-123-3 1NNE 3 200 9-1 b1. 31 -- -- 30-048 57-0 54-0 81 60-0 51-0- 48-8 123-1 NW 6 465 5 7-8 eq ------li :Means. &0. 29-915 I 55-0 50-8 73 59-6 47-1 43-4 121-0 ! 3 6 263 280 I 7-3 -- I -- 1 - I -- - Mean earth temperature at 1 ft., 54·go; and at 3 ft., 53·2°. Number of rain days, 9.

DmECTION OF WL~. Gale (force Forces 8 or more). 4 to 7_ Culm. N_ N_E_ E_ S.E. S­ S_W_ W_ N_W_ 14 1 12 t 1 t It I 1 12t NOTE.-A mild spring month with moderate to strong northerly and north-westerly winds prevailing. Precipitation was 18 pel.' cent. below the mean of previous years. Total bright sunship.e, 226·3 hours, 55 per cent. of the possible. and one sunless day. ~o frosts were recorded. Thunder was heard on the 22nd. and hail fell on the 25th. Mean dew-point at 9 hrs .• was ,16,5°; and mean va·pour pressure, 0·316 in.

SUMMARY FOR THE MONTH OF OOTOBER. 1931. General.-In marked contrast to the cold wintry type of weather of the preceding period, October, for the most part, proved a very pleasant spring month, notable features of which were the predominance of northerly winds, warm temperatures, and fairly abundant sunshine. . For the past two years the mean monthly temperatures have been almost consistently below normal, while last year was one of the coldest Octobers experienced Rince records had been- kept. During the present October, however, most 'districts recorded above normal temperatures. The coldest day generally was the 24th, when a bitter southerly blew, accompanied by hail and snow showers in many parts of the South Island and in the central and high country of the North Island. During the night a damaging frost occurred in some districts, this being the only occasion on which a severe frost was registered. As n. result of the generally favourable weather, vegetation made good growth in nearly all parts of the Dominion, and stock, crops, and pastures are in a very satisfactory conilition. Our New Plymouth observer, however, reports that, although there was plenty of sunshine, growth was rather slow in tbat district on account of a prevalence of drying winds. RainfaU.-Practically the whole of the Dominion had less than the normal rainfall, the deficiency being greatest in the North Island, and most pronounced in the Hawke's Bay Province. Central Hawke's Bay experienced extremely dry weather, and a. good soaking rain would be especially welcome in that area. P-rMsure Sys[ems.-Anticyclones were frequent during the month. and although their centres, as is usual at this season, moved rather far nortb, they were responsible for generally fine weather from the 3rd to the 4th, the 14th to the 19th, and from the 26th to the 31st. Depressions were mainly oyclonic in form, but they were not frequent and were usually of slight extent and intensity. One such passed through Cook Strait on the night of the 1st and accOlmted for fairly general rain during the night, while on the 2nd some heavy falls occurred in the neighbourhood, of Cook Strait, with a strong fouthe.rly wind on the latter date. On the 8th another depression of a similar type located north of the Bay of Plenty was responsible for some heavy rain in the latter district and in the Auckland Province. In the afternoon of this day a severe thunderstorm accompanied by heavy bail broke over Auckland City. D 3436 THE NEW ZEAIJAN D GAZETTE. [No" 91

Between the 10th and the 13th a series of very intense westerly depressions moved over the Dominion, and strong and squaJly north-west to west winds IJrevailed. Rainfall was confined chiefly to districts with a westerly aspect, the eastern provinces at this time experiencing very w!:trm and dry conditions. During this period the north-wE:sterly winds were at times particularly violent in the latter districts. A severe gale on the 10th did a considerable amount of damage to plantatioDs on the Canterbury Plains, and the electric-power service was severely affected, numerous poles being brought down. Torrential rain in the watersheds caused Hoods in many of the West Coast and Canterbury rivers. A flood in the Waimakariri River was described as the worst since 1927, its waters inundating some of the low-lying land on the plain. By the 14th the last of this series of depressions had cJ;'ossed the Dominion and a change to south-westerly winds had set in. although practicnJly no rain accompanied the change in the eastern districts. On the night of the 19th another intense depression moved on to the Dominion. a centre apparently crossing Otago. On the morning of the 20th the latter caused a violent northerly gale in parts of Otago. At Dunedin the gale was the worst experienced for many years. and resulted in extensive damage to buildings. fences. and gardens. The effects of this storm. but to a lesser extent, were also felt in South Canterbury. . The last storm of the month was brought about by a' small but rather intense cyclone which developed off the east coast of the Sout.b Island on the afternoon of the 23rd. During the night conditions became rapidly unsettled and. as previously mentioned. a severe cold southerly prevailed on the 24th. with general rain. and in many places snow and hail showers werEl experienced. The worst effects of the disturbance. however. were of brief duration. B. V. PEMBERTON. Acting Director. ------CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE" MEANS AND TOTALS :FROM CHIEF STATIONS. October. 1931.

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Name of Station and Name of Station and Obl!crver. Observer.

Ft" NORTH ISLAND. Deg. Deg. Deg. PointR Ft SOUTH IsLAND. Deg. Deg. Deg. Points. 225 W.AlPOUA, DONNELLY'S 54"0 61"7 46"2 441 16 34 NELSON .. 54"2 63"5 44-9 275 6 CROSSING O. B. Pemberton A. C. Forbes WAllIOPAI, BLENHEIM .. 54"8 65-8 43"8 160 5 65 RIVERHEAD .. 54"5 62"4 46"5 242 J" Stanwen W. J. McKibbin 800 GOLDEN DOWNS. NELSON 51"1 62"4 39"7 385 7 164 AUCKLAND .. 56"4 62'1 50"7 215 Forest Ranger S" M" YaUop 1220 HANMER SPRINGS 52"3 65"6 39"0 248 9 340 WAIHJ 55"0 64"1 45"8 402 H. Roche M. F. Haszard 743 BALMORA~COLVERDEN .. 54"1 66"4 41"8 114 7 46 TE ARORA 56"2 67"0 274 J. E. Fletcher 45"51 C. E. Christensen 12 HOKITlKA .. 51"3 56-5 46"2 1120 20 100 TAURANGA .. 55"0 65"2 44'S 285 J. A. Chesney Miss K Butoher 1220 LAKE COLERIDGE 53"9 63"7 44"1 390 10 131 RUAKURA FARM, "" I "" H.E.M.Hart fuMILTON EAST 1200 " RUDSTONE" METHVEN 53"6 63"1 44-1 384 8 G. K. MoPherson James Ca~ 230 CAl'rIBRIDGE .. 54"2 65"1 43"2 169 7 25 CHRISTcmmoH 54:3 65"2 43"3 166 5 H.MoArthur H" F" Skey 925 ROTORUA 54"0 64"0 44"0 471 7 42 Lmcor,N .• 54"5 66"2 42"8 187 7 L. M. Tregear E" W" Hullett 000 ROTORUA NUR..

NEW ZEALAND RAINFALL FOR OCTOBER, 1931. [NOTE.-Lat6 returns for stations a.ppear at end of table.]

Total Fall, I Days with Tota! Fall, Days wIth Station. Points Rain Station. Pomts I R I I (100 to Inch), . I(100 to Inch). an. NORTH ISLAND. NORTH ISLAND---cuntinued. (A.) NORTH AUOKLAND. (C.) NORTH-WEST-Continued. Cape Maria van Diemen •. 77 5 Waitomo Caves .. 305 Te Paki Station, Parenga. 206 9 8 Mangonui "Rangitoto," Otorohanga. 179 8 Rangitihi 178 5 Te Kuiti 231 12 Mairoa •• 331 13 Kaeo 166 5 Paekaka, Pa.emako Kaitaia 154 II Mokauiti K&itai& (Lands Department) 221 10 Russell Te Mata.i, Aria. .. 336 12 168 6 Awakino 248 Herekino 265 5 15 Broadwood Mangatoi, Mokau 342 12 301 14 Mohakatino 213 Rangiahua, Ho~anga Harbour 287 15 8 Kohukohu 226 9 Ohura .. 326 10 Taumarunui 177 Kawaknwn. 179 7 14 Uruti 514 16 Kaikohe 210 8 Heao Valley 374 Puhipuhi Plantation, Whakapara. 224 8 12 Rautu .. 260 10 Hikurangi (Apotu) 226 13 Waitara 283 Wekaweka. 672 12 9 Tangarakau . . . . 393 14 Keretoki Station. Waimatenui 469 9 Tongariro Hatchery, Tokaanu 303 Ruatangata 238 II 10 Donnelly's Crossing Ineom plete. Lepperton 428 14 Waterworks, Mangorei 411 14 Whangarei 256 II Rangipo 537 Whatoro 463 16 7 Whangamomona. • 547 9 Wairua. Falls (power.station) 256 12 Purangi 425 Puwera. 303 8 II Inglewood 507 13 Dargaville 205 ]0 Riversdn.le, Inglewood 589 Mangawai 275 9 14 Upper Mangorei .• 862 14 Matakohe 175 9 Tariki Hydro 531 Nagle Cove, Great Barrier 183 8 12 Wa.l'kworth 281 II euvier Island 149 6 (D.) SOUTH-EAST. Mahurangi 233 8 Katoa. .• 220 7 Helensville 236 7 East Cape 95 4 Rocky Bay. Waiheke 218 6 Wairoro, Ruatoria 175 4 Henderson 319 17 Pakihiroa 265 4 Mercury Bay 281 9 Tapuaehikitia, Tikitiki 310 [2 Huia, Manukau Waiorongomai, Tapawa.eroa 253 5 Ruangarehu Station, Tokomaru Bay 131 (B.) NORTlI-EA8T. 8 Maugatarata Station, Tokomaru Bay 116 Tairua. •• 7 230 8 Tokomarn Bay .• • • • • no 5 Thames 233 7 Owhena, Tokomaru Bay 254 8 Turns, Thames 249 II Waihau, Tolaga. Bay 63 Kerepeehi 6 257 12 Tolaga. Bay 64 4 Paeroa. .. 243 II Whatatutu 44 Belle Vue Farm, Mangaiti 5 238 10 Toromiro, Whakarau • 68 7 Springdale, Waitoa. 218 6 Otoko .. 48 7 Morrinsville .. 220 5 Te Karaka. 80 8 Rukuhanga, Cape Runaway 225 7 Puha, Poverty Bay 54 6 Matarau, Cape Runaway 400 9 'Eastwood Hill 81 7 Afuraeha.ko, Opotiki 236 8 Gleoroy Station •• Matamata 179 9 Tahora, Gisborne 114 9 The Camp, Tauranga 255 5 Patutahi 32 4 Kaimai 445 Te Kura, Rua.kituri 101 7 Whakatane 288 8 Gisborno 27 2 Opotiki .. 239 8 Hopuruahine 344 5 Okere Falls 371 8 VVbakapunake 73 7 Lake Rotoma. 435 6 Waikaten., Ruakituri 56 2 Taneatua 393 7 Wa.ikaremoana 130 10 Mamaku 360 7 Tuai, Wailmremoana. 36 3 Kaharoa 513 7 Pllninga Station, Wharerata 68 6 -Sophia Street, Rotoma 551 7 i\.fa.ngaone Valley, Tangitere 177 7 Tokoroa 469 ·12 Kotemaori Marumoku, Motu 411 8 Wairoa 117 7 Wairata, Opotiki 264 9 Maungaharuru 72 4 Kaingaroa Plains 285 10 Mautaua., Moha.ka 77 2 Waiotapu 320 8 Putorino, Wa.iroa 40 4 Koranga Valley, Matawai .. 138 6 H.B. Forests, Waikoau 129 7 Ongaroto .-. 227 7 Tutira Homesten.d 105 6 Rotokawa 213 9 Te Waka, Te Pohue 134 5 Taupo 24A 12 Portland Island .. 35 I Tarawera 206 10 Waipuna. Station, Puketitiri Hedgcley, Eskdale 93 (C.) NORTH-WEST. 7 Riverbank, Rissington 85 5 Paerata. (Wesley College) .. 186 12 Wham1,vhana 71 7 Waiuku 212 14 .• Wahine," Sherenden 83 6 Onewhero 242 10 l\Iara.ekalmho Station "'Vharerimu," Onewbero 284 13 Anawai, Maraetotara 138 16 " Te Karaka," Ka-awa 244 16 Poukawa 76 4 State Farm, Waerenga 359 10 Mokopeka 68 5 Waiterimll 304 9 Gwa.vas, Tikokino 96 10 Ngaruawahia 250 8 Pukehou, To Aute 91 5 Hamilton 197 9 Waimarama 52 5 Bryant House, Rliglan Bla.ckburn 58 7 Roto.o-rangi, Cambridge 244 10 Te Kura Settlement, Orone 59 6 Horahora Rapids, Churohill 226 12 Waipawa 70 6 Te Awamutu 225 11 Rangitapu 64 6 Kawhia .. 314 12 Waipukurau 56 4 Arapuni Dam, Puketurua .. 230 8 Mount Vernon 62 6 Waikeria, Te Awamutu Aramoana. 75 5 Sonoma, Otoroha.nga. 328 12 Takapau 54 5 3438 THE NEW ZE1U,AND GAZETTE. [No. 91

New Zealand Rain/aU jor October, 1931-oontinued. New Zealand Rainfall for October, 1931-oontinued.

Total Fall, Days with Tot&!. Fall, I Da- with station. Points I RaI Station. Pomts .J:, I(100 to Inch). D. I(100 to Incb)...... n. NORTH ISLAND-continued. SOUTH ISLAND-continued. CD;) SOUTH.EAST-C01Ilinued. (E.) WEST COAsT-COnti:nued. Motuotaraia. 49 3 Asbestos Cottage, Pokororo 620 12 Dannevirke 170 9 Karamea 858 16 Wn.ipuna., Woodville 240 10 l\Hllerton 1208 16 Pine Grove. Weber 91 6 Twynham, Station Creek .. 441 12 Woodbank, Herhertville 77 4 Westport 768 18 Mangamaire 280 4 Westport (Public Works Department) 767 16 Ea.stry, Tane Gowan.. 723 16 Eketahuna. 284 10 11roroa 1265 13 Putara. .. 721 10 Reefton 703 12 Tawata.ia.. Eketa.huna. 161 8 Rewanui 1604 23 Annedale, Tinui .. 103 5 Greymouth 991 19 . Bagshot, Masterton Moana .. Castlepoint 165 7 Lake Kanieri "ThE' Terrace, n Tinui 145 8 Otira .. 2384 13 Marangai 142 6 Ross 1467 14 Ll8,ndaff, M&sterton 188 3 Hari Hari 161I 21 Eringa., Ma.sterton 107 G Waiho Gorge 2551 20 Bush Grove, Masterton 129 5 Oh-uru .. 1220 19 Waingawa. •. 157 6 Milford Sound " Ngaianu." Masterton 93 5 Puyaegur Point Featherston 216 7 Graytown 165 3 (G.) NELSON AND MARLBOROUGH. Summit 249 13 133 6 Martinhorough 109 4 Stephens Island .. Hamilton Bay 332 8 Waiorongomai, Fea.therston 475 10 Waitata Bay 304 7 Orongorongo 847 Il Il2 3 190 6 The Brothers Pnkee.tua Motueka 203 5 Lagoon Hill, Martinhorough 303 5 Manaroa 401 7 Te Awaite, Martinborough 216 4 192 G YncycaBay 496 6 Ca.pe PaUiser " Harakeke," Central Montera 217 4" (E.) SOUTH-WEST. Upper Moutere .. 87 2 MangapuruaLanding, Wanganui River 369 Il Mapua .. 195 5 Ca.pe Egmont 177 Il Havelock 303 5 Stratford 494 13 Opouri Valley, Flat Creek .. 624 9 Horopito 343 12 Ma.itai Valley, Nelson 527 8 lta.etihi Pioton .. 308 7 Elthim 365 14 Ocean Bay 260 10 Riverlea, Taranaki 363 13 Stanley Brook 295 7 Opunake 203 14 Marshlands, Blenheim 120 9 Waiourn 123 6 Spring Crook, Blenheim .. III 7 Pipiriki .. 314 12 " Sevenoaks," Renwicktovro Mangaohane Station, Taihapa 167 8 Blenheim 71 3 Manaia 256 Il Erina, Blenheim 211 5 Hantapu, Hihitahi 193 Il Hartley Hills, Hillersden .. Te Horoa, Hihitahi 162 9 Seddon 81 5 "H~wira.," Raketapauma .. 140 7 Avondale Station, Blenheim 123 3 Hawera Post.office 298 10 Cape Campbell .. Ohawe. Hawera .. 341 Il Ward 37 3 Kakaramea Hydro 221 8 Duntroon, Jordan 151 4 Wai_tahinga, Kai_Iwi 359 14 Kekerangu (U Ellerton ") .. 80 4 Patea .. 277 12 H.puku 246 6 Waverley 198 6 Moundsdale, Kaikoura 148 4 Wanganui 139 9 Kaikoura West 183 6 Hunterville 215 10 The Doone, Waiau 211 4 Okoia, Wanganui 153 8 .. Emscote." Stag and Spey 174 5 Waituna West .. 171 13 Dalvey. Turakina 154 9 (H.) CANTERDURY. Komako, Ashhurst 158 8 Keinton Combe .. Waitatapia, Bulls 130 7 Highfield, Waiau 130 5 Fending 135 9 Waiau .. 127 3 Flock House, Bulls 145 6 Riverside Farm, Amuri 139 7 Glen Oroua Balmoral No.1 48 4 Kairanga. 127 7 Culverden Il9 7 "Woodhey," Palmerston North 173 8 Gore.Bay 148 4 Turitea Waterworks 175 9 Arthur's Pass 1809 Il Foxton 130 8 Waikari 80 3 Arapeti 601 WekaPass .. 68 2 Mangahao (lower dam) 728 Bealey .. .. 677 9 Mangaore 262 16 Mount White Station, Cass 395 8 Mangahao (upper dam) 780 21 Waipara. 95 3 Otaki .. " 167 13 Craigieburn 449 Waitohu. Otaki .. 284 8 Flock Hill 527 10 Plimmerton 402 7 Amberley .. 86 3 Walla.ceville 535 II Glenthorne, Lake Coleridge 663 9 Trentham 360 Il Harper River 541 13 Gle~de, Tawa. Flat 304 6 Mount Torlesse 330 7 Lo~rHutt 438 9 Simois Creek 376 Wa.iwetu 414 6 Oxford .. 258 6" Wainuiomata :.. 626 10 Double Hill Point Howard 407 10 Lake Coleridge Homestead 409 8 Karori Reservoir 263" 9 Point Switching Station 371 8 " Seatoun (Baa.con·Hill) 190 6 Coalga.te 256 5 Brooklyn Reservoir 299 9 Darfield 180 5 Paparuo. Prison .. 175 2 SOUTH ISLAND. Hororata. 257 5 (F.) WEBT eo;'8T. Mount Possession Farewell Spit 156 4 Islington •• 202 6 Collingwood .. 421 10 Rhodes' Convalescent Home Silverstream, Ba.inham "1 1050 13 Evandale, Mount Somers .. 320 7 DEC. 3.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3439

New Zealand Rainfall for Odober, 1931-oontinued. New Zealand Rain/aU Jor October, 1931-oontinued.

TotalFau,! Days with Total Days wJth Station. Polnt8 Rain. StatIon. PointsFan'l RaIn. I(100 to Inch). I(100 to Inch). SOUTH ISLAND-«mtinued. SOUTH ISLAND-continued. (H.) CANTEBBURY---::-OOlltinued. (1.) OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND-continued. Methven 484 6 Milton 150 10 Governor's Bay .. 150 3 Otautan 218 12 Staveley 355 7 Clinton 442 II Otahuna., Tai Tapa 86 4 IWinton 189 6 U Brockworth," Little Akaloa 123 5 Ba.lclutha .. Fa.irview, Springburn 279 5 Redan, Wyndham .. 221 10 Mount Somera 347 10 Riverton .. .. 275 15 Puaha .. 207 4 I• Roslin Estate, Woodlands 221 14 Rakaia 159 6 Nugget Point 79 4 Okuti, Little River 207 3 .. FemhiII," Mokoreta 310 16 Akaroa 264 6 Owaka .. 183 12 Southbridge 217 6 Centre Island Winohmol'6 164 5 Tahakopa 372 16 Magnet Bay, Little River 175 5 Waikawa Valley 371 13 Peel Forest 352 6 .. Dun Ian," Waimahaka .. 244 II Godley Peaks, Takapo 293 4 Awarua-Radio 229 16 Orad Gorge 280 5 Bluff 205 18 Braerr_ar 451 10 Slope Point 259 8 Lynnford. Hinds .. 106 4 Half-moon Bay, Stewart Island 499 21 Waitni, Geraldine 157 6 Harwell DOWDS, Fairlie 304 8 ISLANDS. CoIn Orahard. Geraldine 164 5 Chatham Islands 101 7 Bedeshurst, Fairlie 212 8 Niue Island 730 16 Lambrook Station, Fairlie 184 6 Avarua, Rarotonga, Cook Isla.nds Orari Estate 138 8 Aitutaki Island, Cook Islands 120 7 Kakahu Bush 217 7 Mangaia, Cook Islands Glenlyon, Lake Oh8U 507 10 Atiu, Cook Islands Waratab, Albury 208 7 Manke, Cook Islands Winohester Danger Island Pleasant Point 170 3 Saadown 103 7 LATE RETURNS. Cave Cuvier Island, September, 1931 205 13 Smithfield 109 5 Mercury Bay, 1\lay, 1931 .325 II Timaru Reservoir 141 5 June, 1931 .. 386 15 Haka Downs, Hakataramea 198 6 July, 1931 1013 19 Waitaki Hydro .. 166 7 August, 1931 337 13 Glen-Cary Station, Hakataramea. 150 4 .. September, 1931 451 16 Springdale, Waitoa, September, 1931 553 18 (I.) OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND. Kaimai, May, 1931 140 Ma.karora 899 II Whakatane. August, 1931 .. 321 II Benmore Station, Clearburn 208 9 .. September, 1931 499 14 Maungawera. Pakihiroa, August, 1931 353 5 HaweaFlat 256 8 .. September, 1931 1320 Pembroke Wairoa. September, 1931 495 II Luggate Te Waka, Te Pohue, September, 1931 557 9 Otiake .. 185 6

Reault oj Electwn of a Trustee of a Drainage District. Officiating Ministers for 1931.-Nolice No. 37. --. Registrar-General's Office, Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington, 1st December. 193!. "Tellington, 25th November, 1931. URSUANT to the provisions of the Marriage Act, 1905, rI1HE following result of the election of a trustee of a P the following names of Officiating l\finisters within the drainage district has been received from the Returning meaning of the said Act are published for general informa­ Officer, and is published in accordance with the provisions tion:- of the Lalld Drain~ge Act, 1908. The Presb~4erian. Ohurch af N e~ Zealand. P. J. KELLEHER, Under-Secretary. The Reverend Allan Ashwin. The Reverend William C. Comber.

Te Rapa Drainage District, County of Waipa.­ PM. Methodwt Ohurch aJ New Zealand. NawtoD Subdivision- 1\&. Charles Edward Rake. Charles Ebenezer Hague Rout. W. W. COOK, Registrar-General. (LA. 19/78/38.)

Officiating Ministers for 1931.-Natice No. 38. Notice to ...llariners No. 46 of 1931. Registrar-General's Office. Wellington, 1st December, 1931. Marine Department, T is hereby notified that the following names of Officiating Wellington, N.Z., 1st December, 1931. I Ministers have been removed from the List of Officiating J'\1inisters under the Marriage Act, 1905, by reque.'lt;- SOUTH PAOIFIO OCEAN.----8AMOA IsLANDs.-UrOLl! ISLAND. The Methodist Ohur.ch. af New Zealand. (1) Apia Harbour: Alterations in Upper Leadi'n(! Light. 0 0 The Reverend William Beckett. Position: Vaea Hill. Lat. 13 50' S., Long. 171 46' W. The Reverend George Bond. (approx.). The Reverend Thomas George Brooke. Abridged description: Fl. W.R. ev.. lO sees., 213ft. 12 m. (U). The Reverend William Greenslade. Alterations.' The period of the light has been altered from The Reverend John James Lewis. flashing every three seconds to fl.ashing every ten seconds, The Reverend John AJexander Lochore. and the visibility reduced to 12 miles. W. W. COOK, Registrar-General. (2) Apia Harbour: LigM established,. Light discontinued. 0 Pasition: Cape Rom Beacon. Lat. 13° 49' S., Long. 171 Natice aJ Adoption under Part IX aJ the Native Land Act, 1909. 46' W. (approx.). Abridged descriptian.' Fl. G. ev. 6 sees. 2 M:. (U). Native Land Court Office, Details .' The fixed red light formerly shown from this Gisborne, 2Sth November, 193!. beacon has been replaced by a light flashing green every T is hereby notified that the order of adoption as set out six seconds. VlSibility: 2 miles. I in the Sched'!J.le hereunder has been made by the Native Gharts affected.' 2211-1339. Land Court under the provisions of the Native Land Act, Publicatians: Admiralty List of Lights, Part VI, 1930, 1909. Nos. 3668, 3670. Pacific Islands Pilot, Vol. II, 1915, page 549. .mo, HARVEY, Registrar. Autharity: Secretary, Samoan Administration, 4/11/3I. G. C. GODFREY. Secretary. SCHEDULE. (M.25/1744.) ADOPTING parents: Ru·ta Namana and Wairakau Namana. Adopted children: Sonny ReMre Ral'ere and Hinni ReJma (children of Renare Rarere and Pare Ruihi). Natice to Mariners NO'. 47 aJ 1931. Whakaatu tangohanga Tamaiti Whangai i rara a WaM IX o te Ture Whenua Maori, 1909. Marine Department, Wellington, N.Z., 1st December, 1931. Tari Kooti Whenua Maori, NEW ZEALAND.-NoRTH ISLAND.-WEST COAST. Kihipane, 2S a Noema, 1931. Kawkia Harbour: Non·existence af BeacO'TUl. E whakaaturanga tenei kia mohiotia ai kua hangaia e te Kooti Whenua Maod i raro i nga tikanga a te 0 0 H Position.' Lat. 33 05' S., Long. 174 49'-E. (approx,). Ture Whenua Maori, 1909, tetahi ota whakamana i te tango- . Detm'Zs: The beacon shown on the south-western extreme hanga a tetahi tamaiti wbangai, e whakaaturi,a nei e te Kupu of Te Motu Island and the beacon shown north-eastward of Apiti i raro nei. Rangihua Point are non-existent, and are to be expunged from R. HAAWI, Kai-rehita. the chart. ohart affected,' 2524. KUPU APITL Puhlication.' New Zealand Pilot, 1930, page 6S. NOA matua whangai: Rata Namana raua ko Wairakau Authority.' Kawhia County Council, 20/7/31. Namana. G. C. GODFREY, Secretary. Nga Tamariki whangai: Sonny Renare Rarere me Hirini (M. 3/3/122;) , Rebua (he tamarild na Renare Rarere raus. ko Pare Ruihi).

CROWN LANDS NOTICES.

Ed'UfX11,ion Reserves 1:n TV ellington Lan4 District for Lease by , by metalled road to within two miles of section, thence by .Public Auction, formed bridle.trank. Thr- whole area has been felled and grassed, but fern is District Lands and Survey Office. making it.<'1 appearance over an area of approximat.ely 100 acres. - Wellington, 1st December, 1931. Soil is of a fair quality on clay and papa formation. Well OTIOE is -hereby given that the undermentioned educa­ watered by smaIl stream. N tion reserves will be offered for lease by public auction for a term of twenty-one years at the District Lands Office, Section 61, Block XII: Area, 320 acres. Upset annual Welliugton, on Tuesday. 12th January, 1932, at 2.30 o'clock rental, £9.~, p.m., under the provisions of the Education _Reserves Act, This section is situated twelve miles from the Pahiatua 1928, and the Publio Bodies' Leases Act, 1908, and amend­ Railway-station, by metalled road, with frontage to the main ments. Pahiatua--Makuri Road. The whole area consists of hillv land whioh has all been SCHEDULE. feUed and grassed, but fern i'l making its appearance over most of the clearing. Soil is of a fair quality resting on cla.y WELLINGTON LAND .DISTRIOT. , and papa formation. Watered by small streams. Pahiatua Oaunty.-.Makuri Survey District. Form of lease may be perused and full particulars obtaine~ SEcnoN 53, Block VIh; Area, 430 acres. Upset annual from Commissioner of Crown Lands, Wellington. rental, £130. - This section is situated ten miles from Pahiatua. Railway­ H. W. C. MACKINTOSH, station, with frontage to Ngaturi-Aohanga Road, which is Commissioner of Crown Lands. partly formed only. Access from Pahiatua Railway-station (L. and S. 20/597.) DEC. 3.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3441

Lanil..s in tTte Hawke's Bay, Wellington. Ncl.-ton, Canterbur-y. and Otago Land Districts forJeited. Department of Lands and Survey, Wellington, 30th November, 1931. OTICE is hereby giV(,Il that the leases and licenses of the undermcntioned lands having been declared forfeited ~N by resolutions of the Land Boards of the respective land districts, the said lands have thereby reverted to the Crown under the provisions of tho Land Act, 1924, and the Discharged Soldiers Settlement Act, 1915. SCHEDULE.

Tenure. j&c~~~o.l Section. Block. I Survey District. Lessee or Licensee, Reason for Forfeiture. ----~----~----~--~------~------~~---.------

HAWKE'S BAY LAND DISTR1CT.

R.L.S. 230 2 XI I Patolta (Waihau Settle· 1 J. M. Williams ·Non-compliance with con­ mont) ditions. S.1'.L./S. 142 19s Glengarry Settlement .. D. D. Miller At request.

WELLINGTON LA...."'W DISTRICT. H.V.D.P. 172 1 XLIX I Hutt Valley Settlement. T. L. Barker At request. H.Y.D.P. 401 9 XXXVI C. J(. Carman H.V.D.P. 480 28 XXXVI O. 1\L i.\Iarriner " H.V.D.P. 554 3 XXX F. W. J. Lindop H.V.D.P. 663 20 XXVI H. H. :McGill H.V.D.P. 712 10 LVII E. T. Windmm H.V.D.P. 732 9 XXXIX H. Ha.mblyn H.V.D.P. 759 28 LI J. A. TonkR Non.compliance" with COll- ditions. H.V.D.P. 770 11 XXXIII J. C. Robb .. At request. H.V.D.P. 795 1 XXVIII I. J. Bason L.S.R.I,. 697 3s Te Ore Or~' Settlement W. J. Blake Non-~~mpliallce with con­ ditions. NELSON LAND DISTRICT. P.I.. 230 15 II Waitn,kere .. [ Mrs. l.!. Wall Non-compliance with COI1- ditions. R.L. 322 21 I Otumahana .. J. W. Horrack Ditto. CANTERBURY LAND DISTRICT. R.I.. 339 5 and SA I Sherwood Downs Settle- I J. Bailiie .. 1 Non-compliance with con- "I 1 1 ment ditions. OTAGO LAND DISTRICT. L.I.P. I 1363 23A Greenfield Settlement "1 D. M. Gordon .. [ Non-compliance with COD- dition.

___ L__ .__ --'------~ .--.------E. A. RANSO:M, i.\finistcr of Lands. (L. and S. 22/950/2; 22/950/~; 22/950/6; 22/950/8; 22/950/9.)

Land in 'l'aranaki Land District for Sale by Public A11CtiOn.! SCHEDULE. GTsnORNE LAND DL,)TRICT. 'l'oumsldp of Ruatoria Exlf'.ns'ion 1\'0. ,1. Dist,nct Lands and Survey Office, I New Plymouth, 30th November, 1931. Native Land Settlement Account. OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned land 'l'OWN LAND. N will be offered for sale by public auction for cash or I SECTION 1: Area, 1 acre 0 roods 23·7 perches. on deferred payments at the Lands Office, Taumarunui, on Se~tion 2: Area, 1 acre 0 roods 5 perches. \Vednesday, 6th January. 1932. at 11 o'clock a.m., under the 'I SectIOn 3: Area. 1 aofP. 0 roods 4·4 perches. provisions of the Land Act, 1924. Section 4: Area, 3 roous 20'3 perches. I Section 5: Area.• 3 roods 35·9 perches. Section 6; Area, 3 roods 36·9 perches. Section 7: Area, 1 acre 0 roods 13·3 perc11es. SCHEDULE. Section S: Area, 2 roodR 6·5 perches. TARANAKI LAND DISTRICT.-ToWN LAND. Section 9: Area, 1 rood ~O'4 perches. Scct'lOn 10: Area, 1 rood 30·7 pcrches. Oltura Oounty.-Town of OTmm. Section 11: Area, 1 rood 31 perches. SECTION 5, Block I: Area, 1 acre 1 rood 11·9 perches. Upset Section 12: Area" 1 rood 31·3 perches. price, £40. Scction 13: Arf.'a, 1 rood 31·6 pcrches. TIns section is situated at the end of Parera Street, which Section 14: Area, 1 rood 31·2 pece:hcs. is unformed. It comprises good-quality land, a portion of Section 15: Area., 1 rood 30·7 perehes. which is swampy, but if drained and fenced would make a Section 16! Area, 1 rood 30 perches. good cow.paddock. Section 17: Area, 2 rooils 16-4 perches. Section 18: Area, 2 roods 9·6 perches. Full particulars may be obtained on application to this Section J 9: Area, 2 roods g·6 perches. office. Section 20: Area, 2 roods 9·6 perches. w. D. AmIIT, Section 21: Area, 2 roods 9·6 perches. Commissioner of Crown Lands. Section 22: ,Area, 2 roods 9·6 perches. (L. and S. 25/1075.) Section 23: Area, 1 rood 32·9 perches. Section 24: Area. 1 rood 30·2 pzrches. Section 2fi: Area, I rood 29·4 perches. GSection 26: Area, 3 roods 36 perches. Lands in Gisborne Land Di.<;trict for Sale by Public Auction. Section 27: Area, 1 acre 0 roods 28 perches. Section 28: Area, 3 roods 39·7 perches.

District Lands and Survey Office, SUBURBAN LAND. Gisborne, 30th November, 1931. Section 30: Arca, 8 acres 0 roods 20'·1 perches. OTICE is hereby given that the undcrmentionecl lands N will be offered for sale by public auction for cash or Full particulars may be obtained at this office. on deferrcd payments at the Hall, Ruatoria, on Wednesday, H. L. PRIlIIROSE, 6th .Tanuary, 1932, at 2.30 o'clock p.m.? under the provisions Commissioner of Crown Lands, of the Land Aot, 1924. (L. and S. 25/858.) 3442 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 91

Lands in Wellington Land District for Sale by P1lblic Auctionol Weighted with the sum of £1 58. for fencing. This sum is __. payable in cash.

o • This section has a frontage to Ann Street, which is formed DIStrict Lands, and Survey

FIRST SCHEDULE. Lands in Otago Land Diatrict JQ7' Selection on Renewable Lease. WELLINGTON LAND DISTRICT. District Lands and Survey Office, SUBURBAN LAND. Dunedin. 30th November, 1931. Kaitieke Ooumy.-Toum oj Kakalti. OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioued sec­ N tions are open for selection on renewable lease under (For Sale for Cash.) the Land Act, 1924; and applications will be received at the SECTION 52, Block V: Area, 2 roods. Upset price, £7 lOs. District Lands and Survey Office, Dunedin, up to 4 o'clock Weighted with the sum of £2 lOs. for improvements con­ p.m. on Monday, 11th January, 1932. sisting of fencing and grassing. This sum js payable in cash. Applicants must appear personally before the Land Board Situated in the Town of Kakahi, with frontage to Tio Street, for examination at the District Lands and Survey Office, one mile from Kakahi Railway-station by pumiced ro:w'. Dunedin, on Wednesday, 13th .January, 1932, at 10 o'clock Easy sloping section, cleared and in grass. a.m., but if any applicant so desires he may be examined by the Land Board of any other district. KaJ~tieke Oounty.-Owhango Pownsltip. The ballot WIll be held immediately upon conclusion of the examination of applicants. Section 18, Block VI: Area, 2 roods 4 perches. Upset The land in the Second Schedule is offered in terms of price, £15. section 153 of the Land Act, which provides that no right to Weighted with the sum of £2 for improvements consisting any mineral under the smace shal1 pertain to the lessee, of half-share of 8 chains of fencing. This sum is payable in whose right shall be to the smace only. cash. Situated in the Township of Owhango, with frontage to Onematua Road, one mile from Owhango Railway-station by metalled road. .All cleared land, about one-hall level; balance FIRST SCHEDULE. easy slope. Soil of a light-quality loam. OTAGO LAND DISTRICT.-·TlIntD-OLASS LAND. VILI.aA.GE LAND. G.lutha Oounty.-TautuK:u Survey Di..-~rict. Waimarino Ooumy.-Town of Radilt.i Extension. (Exempt from the payment of rent for six years.) SEOTION 17, Block XU, and Section I, Block xm: Area, Seotion 56: .Area, 4 acr€',s. Upset price, £20. 172 acres 2 roods 34 perches. Capital value, £125. Half­ Weighted with the sum of £8 for improvements consisting yearly rent, £2 lOs. of 16 chains of fencing. This sum is payable in cash. .After payment of the first half-year's rent, lease fe~, and Situated within the Borough of Raetihi, with frontage to broken-period rent (if any) no further rent will be charged Islmgt.on Street, one mile from railway-station by good for a period of six: years. . metalled road. Hilly section, broken by creek, all felled and The sections are situated about sixteen miles from Mac­ grassed. Soil of fair quality. lennan Township, post and telegraph office, and railway­ Kaitieke Oounty.-Hunua Sur'/Je?J Di8trict.-Kaka1l,i TOwnBhip. station, by formed and metalled road; sohool at Chaslands, about five miles distant. Approximately 16 acres partially Section 24, Blook I: Area, 3 roods 30 perohes. Upset prioe, open; balance standing bush and second growth. The soil £15. is of a light lonm resting on a cold clay bottom. Weighted 'with the sum of £3 lOs. for improvements con­ Sections 15 and 16, Block XII: Area. 264 acres 1 rood sisting of half-share of boundary-fenoing. This sum is payable 8 perches. Capital value, £100. Half-yearly rent, £2. in cash. .After payment of the first half-year's rent, lease fee, and Situated in the Township of Kakahi, with frontage to broken-period rent (if any) no further rent will be charged for Takapuna Road, half a mile from Kakahi Railway·station. a period of six years. A level section, all having been cleared. Permanently Weighted -with £9 5s., for improvements consisting of south watered by stre.am. road boundary fencing. The sections are situated about fifteen miles from Mac­ lennan Township, post-office, and railway-station, by formed SECOND SCHEDULE. and metalled road; about four miles from Chaslands School. TOWN LA."'{D. The seotions are steep and back-lying, and are~ practically all bush. On Section 15 about 7 acres fairly clear, and about MaMwatu Oounty.-Sandy Survey Di8trict.-Town of 30 acres has reverted to second growth. The soil is of light Tangimoana Exteru;ion No.1. loam resting on cold clay and stone. The sections are well (For Sale for Cash or on Deferred Payments.) watered by creeks. SEOTION 15: Area, 1 rood. Upset price, £45. Deposit on deferred payment.s, £5; half-yearly instalment on deferred SECOND SCHEDULE. payments, £1 6a. Lake Oounty.-Mid-Wakatiplt S11rvey Di8trict.-Otago .Mining Weighted -with the sum of £1 5s. for improvements con­ D1·8trict. sisting of fencing. This sum is payable in cash. Situated in Nnku Street. Level section, all in native grass. SECTION 6, Black I: Area, 69 acres 1 rood 30 perches. Capital Suitable for a summer cottage-site. value, £35. Half-yearly rent, 14s: The section is situated about two miles from Queenstown, Section 17: Area, 1 rood. Upset price, £45. Deposit on by road along the north side of Lake Wa.ka.tipu. 'l'he section deferred payments. £5; hall·yearly instalment on deferred comprises steep, rocky, and broken hill country, with patches payments, £1 6s. of fern and scrub. The soil is of a light schisty loam resting Weighted -with the sum of 12s. 6d. for improvements con­ on rock formation. The section is well watered by springs. sisting of fencing. This sum is payable in cash. The elevation ranges from 2,000 ft. to 2,500 ft. Situated in Nuku Street. Level section, all in native grass. Suitable for a summer cottage-site. 0 Further particulars on application to- Section 73: Area, 1 rood. Upset price, £45. Deposit on N. C. KENSINGTON, deferred payments. £5; half-yearly instalment on deferred I Commissioner of Crown Lands. payments, £1 6s, (L. and S. 9/2715.) DEO. 3.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3443 BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.------In Bankrltpky.-In tlte Supreme Court oj New Zealand. In Bankruptcy.

OTICE is hereby given that R. R. BILLING, Farmer, of OTICE is hereby given that dividends are now payable N Pongakawa, near Te Puke, was this day adjudged N in the undermentioned estates on all proved claims.; bankrupt; and I hereby summon a mecting of creditors to promissory notes (if any) must be produced for endorsement be holden at tho Courthouse, To Puke, on Thursday, the 10th prior to receiving dividends ;- day of December, 1931, at 10 o'clock a,m. Dyer, Jessie, of Gisborne, j\filliner-First and final dividend Dated at Auckland, this 27th day of November, 1931. of 3s. 5d. in the pound. A. W. WATTERS, McIntyre, Duncan, of Gisborne, Confectioner-First and Official Assignee. final dividend of 7id. in the pound. JOHN N. NALDER, Official Assignee. In Ban1.:ruptcy.-In tlte Supreme Court of New Zealand. Gisborne, 26th November, 1931. OTICE is hereby given that 'V. and G. D. CLIFTON, N trading in partnership as "w Clifton and Son," In Bankruptcy. Blacksmiths, of Eden Terrace, Auckland, was this day ad­ -- judged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of In the Estate of NORMAN CHAN, of New Plymouth, Fruiterer. creditors to be holden at my office, Law Court Buildings, High Street, Auckland, on Monday, the 7th day of December. OTICE is hereby givcn that a first and final dividend a 1931, at 10.30 o'clock a.m. N Is. in the pound is now payable at my office on all Dated at Auckland, this 27th day of Novcmber, 1931. proved and accepted claims. J. S. S. MEDLEY, A. W. WATTERS, Deputy Official Assignee. Official Assignee. New Plymouth, 25th November, 1931. .

In Bankntptcy.-In tlte Supreme Court of New Zealand. In Bankruptcy. OTICE is hereby givcn that GEORGE MCCOUAT, also In the Estate of DANIEL PETER THURSTON, of Wanganui, N known as GEORGE l\IOCOWATT, of Turua, Farmer, waS School Teacher, a Bankrupt. . this day adjudged ba.nkrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden at the Courthouse. Thames. on OTICE is hereby given that a third dividend of 2s. 6d. Tuesday. the 8th day of December, 1931, at 10 o'clock a.m. N in the pound (making total to date 7s. 6d. in the Dated at Auckland. this 27th day of November, 1931. pound) is now payable on all accepted proved claims at mv A. W WATTERS, office, 44 Maria Place, Wauganui. ~ Official Assignee. E. M. SILK, Deputy Official Assignee. Wanganui, 24th November, 1931. In Bankruptcy.-In flle Supreme Court of New Zealand. OTICE is hereby given that J. HARVEY, Storekeeper, In Bank1'"lLpfcy.-In the Supreme CO'llrt of New Zealand. N of Whakamarnma, neat' Tauranga, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of OTICE is hereby given that JOHN MCGILLICUDDY. of creditors to be holden at the Courthouse, Tauranga, on N Masterton, Farmer, was this day adjudged bankrupt; Wednesday, the 9th day of December, 1931, at 10 o'clock and I hereby summon a meeting of crcditors to be holden at a.m. my office on Tuesday, the 1st day of December, 1931, at Dated at Auckland, this 27th day of November, ] 931. 10.30 o'clock a.m. Dated at Masterton, this 19th day of November, 1931. A. W. WATTERS, Official Assignee. ARTHUR D. LOW, Deputy Official Assignee.

---~------In Bankrnptcy.-In the Supreme Court OJ New Zealand. In Bankruptcy.-In tlte Supreme Court of New Zealand. OTICE is hereby given that :MAURICE SlIllTH, Clerk, care N of Bryce Hart, Solicitor, Auckland, was thL,! day OTICE is hereby given that JAMES JOSEPH ~fOMAE:ON, adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of N of 33 Molesworth Street, Wellington, Driver, was this creditors to he holden at my office, Law Court Buildings, day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of High Street, Aucldand, on Friday, the 4th day of December, creditors to be holden at my office on Friday, the 4th day of 1931, at 10.30 o'clock a.m. December. 1931, at 2.30 o'clock p.m. Dared at Auckland, this 27th day of November, 1931. Dated at Wellington, this 27th day of November, 1931. A. W. WATTERS, S. l'A.c'lSLEY, Official Assignee. Official Assignee. ------In Bankruptcy.-In the Sttpreme Court of New Zealand. In Banlcruptcy. OTICE is hereby given that BRYDON GELL CRAWFORD, OTICE is hereby given .that a first dividend of 15s. in ..J...N of Rotorua, Butter~merchant, was this day adjudged N the pound is now payable in TIm NATIONAL PORTLAND bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to CEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED (in Liquidation) on all accepted be holden at thc Courthouse. Rotorua, on Friday, the 4th proved claims; promissory notes (if any) must be produced day of December, 1931, at 2.15 o'clock p.m. for endorsement prior to receiving dividends. Dared at Hamilton, this 28th day of November, 1931. S. TANSLEY, V. R. OROWHURST, Official Liquidator. Official Assignee. Vlellington, 27th November, 1931.

- -~------". In Bankntpw!/.-In the Supreme Court of New Zealand. In Bankruptcy.-In the S-upreme Court of New Zealand, OTICE is hcrehy given that CHARLOTl'E BARDARA OTICE is hereby given that CEOIL HEIGHTON, of 18 Tory N QUINTAL, of Ngamawahia, Widow, was this day NL Street, '''ellington, Farm Labourer, was this day ad­ adjudged bankrupt; and J hereby summon a meeting of judged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of oreditors to be holden at thc Courthouse, Ngaruawalria, on creditors to he holden at my office on Thursday, the 10th day Tuesday, the 8th day of December, 1931, at 2 o'clock p.m. of December, 1931. at 10.30 o'clock a.m. Dated at Hamilton. this 26th day of November, 1931. Dated at Wellington, this 28th day of November, 1931. V. R. OROWHURST, S. TANSI,EY, Official Assignee. Official Assignee. E 3444 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 91

In Bankrupky.-In the Supreme Court of New Zealand. OTICE i~ hereby given that the parcels of land herein- N after described will be brought under the provisions OTICE is hereby given that JAlIES DOUGLAS HOPKINS, of the Land Transfer Act, 1915. unless caveat be lodged for­ N.l- of Tahakopa, Sawmiller, was this day adjudged bidding the same within one calendar month from the date bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to of publication of the New Zeala.nd Gazette containing this be holden at the Courthouse, Owaka, on Wednesday, the 9th notice. . day of November, 1931, at 2.15 o'clock p.m. 5690. THOMAS JOHN HARRISON.-18·7 perches, part Dated at Dunedin, this 26th day of November, 1931. of Section 25, Town of Port Chalmers. Occupied by John J. M. ADAM, Donaldson. Official Assignee. 5691. DONALD WRIGHT MALLOCH.-l acre 3 roods 7·3 perches, part of Block VIII, Township of Hltwksbury. ======I Occupied by applicant. Di~t7l'aDlB may be inspected at this office. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Dated this 23rd day of November, 1931, at the Land Registry Office, Dunedin. WM. pmI~IP MORGAN. Distriot I.and Registrar. PPLICATION having been made to me to register a A notice of re·entry by the W AIK.A.TO~.l\'1ANIAPOTO DISTRIOT MAORI J... AND BOARD, as agent for the Native lcssors under Lease No. 12423 of part of the block called Te Kuiti No. 2n No. 11, situated in Block IV, Otanake Survey District, being ADVERTISEMENTS. all the land in certificate of title, Vol. 430, folio 204 (Auckland Registry), whereof DONALD Ross, of Te Kuiti, Farmer, is the registered lessee, I hereby give notice of my intention to THE COMPANIES ACT, 1908, SECTION 266 (4). register such notice of re·entry upon the expiration of one month from the 3rd day of December, 1931, unless good OTICE is hereby given that the names of the under. cause to the contrary be shown. N mentioned companies have been struck off the Register, Dated at the Land Registry Office at Auckland, this 27th and the companies dissolved ;- day of November, 1931. Bruce Stores, Limited. 1925/139. W. JOHNSTON, District Land Registrar. T. W. Brough and Son. Limited. 1930/133. Given under my hand at Auckland, this 25th day of November, 1931. PPLICATION having been made to me to register notices H. B. WALTON, A of re~entry by HIS MAJESTY THE KING, as lcssor Assistant Registrar of Companies. under leases Numbers 6080, 60S1, and 60S2, of Lots 1, 2, and 3 respectively on deposited plan 6300A, being part of Te Kuiti 2B No. lL Block, and being part of the land in Pro~ visional Register, Vol. 35, folio 36 (Auckland Registry), whereof THE COMPANIES ACT, 1908, SECTION 266 (4). VINCENT STEPHEN HATTAWAY, of Te Kuiti, Settler, is the regist-ered lessee, I hereby give notice of my intention OTICE is hereby given that the names of the under­ to register such notices of re.entry upon the expiration of one N mentioned companies have been struck off the Register, month from the 3rd day of December, 1931. and the companies dis.solved:- Dated at the Land Registry Office at Auckland, this 27th N. Wauoa Aerated Water Company, Limited. 19l1/34. day of November, 1931. The Kaipara Farmers Co.operative Lime Company, W. JOHNSTON, District Land Registrar. Limited. 1919/4. Given under my hand at Auckland, this 30th day of November, 1931. PPLICATION having been made to me to register a notice H. B. WALTON, A of re·entry by HIS :MAJESTY THE KING as lessor Assistant Registrar of Companies. under lease No. 140S1 of Lot 4, deposited plan 9120, of AUot. ments 6 and 7, Block XIX, Native Township of Te Kuiti, being part of the land in certificate of title, Vol. 437, folio 17 (Auckland Registry), whereof EDITH ADAMS, of Te Kuiti, THE COMPANIES ACT, 1908. SECTION 266 (4). W:idow, is the registered lessee, I hereby give notice of my intention to register such notice of re·entry upon the expira. OTICE is hereby given that tho name of the under. tion of one month from the 3rd day of Decembe.r, 1931. N mentioned company has been struck off the Register Dated at the Land Registry Officc at Auckland, this 27th and the company dissolved :- day of November, 1931. The Gisborne Quarrying Company, Limited. 1930/15. W. JOHNSTON, District Land Registrar. Given under my hand at Gisborne, this 27th day of November, 1931. G. H. SEDDON, OTICE is hereby given that the parccl of land hereinafter Assistant Registrar of Companies. N. described will be brought under the provisions of the La~d Transfer Act, 1915, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before 4th January, 1932. THE CO~fPANIES ACT, 1908, SECTION 266 (4). 8026. 'ANNIE BUSH and THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE.­ Lots 1 and 2 of Allotment 5, Parish of Waikomiti, containing OTICE is hereby given that the name of the under 15 acres 3 roods 35·5 perches, fronting South Road. Occupied N mentioned company has been struck off t.he Register by applicants. Plan 23671. and the company has been dissolved :- Diagram may be inspected at this office. Christchurch Products, Limited, 1927/12. Dated this 27th day of November, 1931, at the Land Given under my hand at Christchurch, this 30th day a Registry Office, Auckland. November, 1931. W. JOHNSTON. District Land Registrar. J. MORRISON, Assistant Registrar of Companies. .

PPLICATION having.been made to me for t.he isstle of fl. A new certificate of title in tIle name of HERBERT PHOlNIX ASSURANCE COMPANY, I,IlIIITED. NICOL WATSON, of Takapan, Gentleman, for 7 acres 3 roods 7 perches, more or less, l)eing Lots 84 and 85, deposited pJan .In the matter of the Companies Act, 1908. No. 666, and being Hokowhitu Nos. 5 and 6, Kairanga Sur,ey District, and all the land in certificate of title, Vol. 98, OTICE is hereby given that the situation and locality folio 57, Wellington Registry, and evidence baving been N of the office or place of business: in Wellington of the lodged of the loss or destruction of the said certificate of title, PJI(ENL"X: ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, a company dnly I hereby give notico that I will issue the new certificat.e of incorporated in England, and carrying on business in New title as requested after fourteen days from the date of the Zealand, has been changed from 235 Lambton Quay to Gazette containing this notice. U Phrenix: House," 127 Featherston Street. Dated this 2nd day of December, 1931, at the Lands Dat~d at Wellington, this 21st day of Novem~)er, 1931. Registry Office, Wellington. R. H. ROWLAND, C. E. NALDER, District Land Registra.r. 651 Attorney for the company. DEC. 2.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3445

PUBLIC NOTICE. issued on the 27th August, 1931; and that the company accordingly transfers its assets to the Amalgamated Kaw-arau THE COMMERCIAL BA..l

'i'HE BROKEN HILL j).:U.1.~ll'IG COMPAl.~Y, LIMITED. BOND BRAKE TESTER, LThlITED.

IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION. IN LIQUIDATION.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1908, and in the In the matter of the Companies Act, 1908, and in the matter of THE BROKEN Hn.L 1\fiNING C011PA_,,\Y. LU.UTED. matter of Bo}."'"I) BRAR.E TESTER, LIlInTED (in Liquida­ OTICE is hereby given that at an extraordinary general tion). 1:N meeting of THE BROKEN HILL )IL~mG C01llPANY. OTICE is hereby given that at an extraordinary general LIMITED, held in the Council Chambers, Cromwell. on Friday, N meeting of the above company, duly held on thc 19th 20th Novemb~r. 1931. the following extraordinary resolution illdtant, the following resolution was passed :- was carried, viz :- "That thc company be wound up voluntarily, and that Resolved: "That the company accepts the offer for the JOHN B. GILllORE, of Auckland, Public Accountant, be and company's claims received from the AllALGAJIATED KAWARAU he is hereby appointed IAquidator for the purposes of such GOLD-MINING COMPANY, LU.llTED, and more particularly as winding-up." made in that company's circular invitation to claimholders Creditors of the above company are requested, on or before issued on the 27th August, 1931; and that the company the 15th day of December, 1931, to send full particulars' of accordingly transfers its assets to the Amalgamated Kawarau their claims to the Liquidator at his address, Bank of New Gold-mining Company, Limited; and, further that in Zealand Chambers, Swanson Street, Auckla.nd. pursuance of section 6 (1) of the Kawarau Gold-mining Amalgamation Act, 1930, the company be voluntarily wound Dated at Auckland, this 23rd day of November, 1931. up." 664 J. B. GILMORE, Liquid.tor. Resolved, further: "That Mr. J. L. STEWART WRIGHT, of Cromwell, Accountant, be appointed Liquidator." Dated at Cromwell, this 23rd day of November, 1931. NEON LillIINOUS SIGNS, LIMITED. 661 J. L. STEWART WRIGHT, Liquidator. IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION.

THE NATURAL BRIDGE GOLD.i\IL.'HNG OOMPANY, In the matter of the Compa.nies Act, 1908, and in the LIMITED. matter of NEON LUMINOUS SIGNS, LnnTED. OTICE is hereby given that at an extraordinary general IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION. N meeting of the members of the above.named company, duly convened and held at the registered office of the company, In the matter of the Companies Act, 1908, and in the Bank of New Zealand Chambers, Swa.nson Street, Auckland, matter of THE NATUR.AL BRIDGE GOLD-MTh"ING COMPANY, on .Monday, the 23rd day of November, 1931, the following LIlIIITED. extraordinary resolution was duly passed :- OTICE is hereby given that at an extraordinary general " That is has been proved to the satisfaction of this meeting N meeting of THE NATURAL BRIDGE GOLD-:ML.''HNG that the company cannot, by reason of its liabilities, continue COllPANY, LU.IITED, held in the Council Chambers, Cromwell, its business, and that it is advisable to wind up the same, on Friday, 20th November, 1931, the following extraordinary and accordingly that the company be wound up volunt-arily ; resolution was carried, viz :- and that FRED T. EYRE, of Auckland, Public Accountant, be Resolved: "That the company accepts the offer for the and he is hereby appointed Liquidator for the purposes of company's claims received from the AaLu.GAMATED KAWARAU such winding-up." GOLD-MINING C01tlPANY, LIMITED, and more particularly as Dated at Auckland, this 25th day of November, 193!. made in that company's circular invitation to claimholders 665 FRED. T. EYRE, Liquidator. issued on the 27th August, 1931; and that the company accordingly transfers its assets to the Amalgamated Kawarau Gold-mining Company, Limited; and, further, that in pur­ suance of section 6 (1) of the Kawarau Gold-mining Amalga­ IN BANKRUPTCY.-IN THE SUPREME OOURT mation Act, 1930, the company be voluntarily wound up." HOLDEN AT '''ELLINGTON. Resolved, further: "That I\fr. J. L. STEWART WRIGHT, of Cromwell, Accountant, be appointed Liquidator." In the matter of the Companies Act, 1908 (New Zealand), Dated at Cromwell, this 23rd day of November, 1931. and of THE NO~"'PARIEL J'rlANUFACTURING COm'ANY, 662 J. L. STE'YART WRIGHT, Liquidator. LIMITED (in Liquidation), by order of the Supreme Court of New Zealand. HE creditors of the above-named company are required, T on or before the 30th day of December, 1931, to send '.rHE NEVIS JUNCTION GOLD-l\IINING C01\IPANY, their names and addresses and the particulars of their debts LThlITED. or claims, and the names and addresses of their solicitors (if any) to S. TANSLEY •. the Official Liquidator of the said IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION. company, at Room 167~ 5th Floor, A.M.P. Buildings, Welling­ ton, New Zealand; and, if so required hy notice in writing In the matter of the Companies Act, 1908, and in the from the said Offirial Liquidator. are, by their solicitors, to matter of THE NEVIS JUNCTION GOLD-MINING COMPA}''Y, come in and prove their said debts or claims at the Supreme LnnTED. Court House at '''ellingt.on, at such t·ime as shall be specified OTICE is hereby given that at an extraordinary general in such notice, or, in default thereof, they will be excluded N meeting of THE NEVIS JUNCTION GOLD·:m.....-ING COM­ from the benefit of any distribution made before such debts P.L,,"Y, LIMITED, held in the Council Chambers, Cromwell, are proved. on Friday, 20th November, 1931, the following extraordinary Wednesday, the 13th day of January, 1932, at 10.30 o'clock resolution was carried, viz :- in the forenoon, is appointed for hearing and adjudication upon the debts and claims. Resolved: "That t.he company accepts the offer for the company's claims received from the 1UrALGAlIlATED KAWARAU Dated at Wellington. this 27th day of November, 1931. GOLD-MINING COr.lPANY, LIlIfiTED, and more particularly as S. TANSLEY, made in that company's circular invitation to claimholders 666 Official LiqUidator. 34.46 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 91

CASTEL JALOUX, LIMITED. THOS. COOK AND SON, LIMITED, AND IN LIQUIDATION. THOS. COOK AND SON (BANKERS), LIMITED. OTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of the above N company held OIl. the 7th day of November, 1931, the HEAD OFFIOES: BERKELEY STREET, PICCADILLY, LONDON. following resolution was duly carried :- u It is hereby resolved that. since the company has latterly In the matter of Section 302 of the Companies Act, 1908. not been able to carry on buSiness excepting at a loss, it go into voluntary liquidation, and that Mr. P. E. Pattrick, OTICE is hereby given that Thos. Cook and Son, Limited, PubJic Accountant, of Wellington, be appointed Liquidator." N and Thos. Cook and Son (Bankers), Limited, are Dated at Wellington, this 25th day of November, 1931. about to commence and carry on business at the corner of Hunter and Featherston Streets in the City of Wellington. 667 P. E. PATTRICK, Liquidator. Dated this 26th day of November, 1931. ROBERT CLARKE, DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Attorney for the Provincial District of Wellington for OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore ThaIC'. Cook and Son, Limited, N subsisting between ALFRED GEORGE HENRY LAY and and Thos. Cook and Son his son EDGAR GEORGE LAY, carrying on business as Wood 672 (Bankers), Limited. Sawyers~ &0., at Hastings, under the style or fum of "Lay and Son," has been dissolved by mutual consent as from the date hereof. All debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be NAPIER BOROUGH COUNCIL. received and paid respectively by the said A. G. H. Lay, Park .Road, Hastings. Dated at Hastings, this 20th day of November, 1931. RESOLUTION MAKING SPEOIAL RATE .AS SECURITY FOR SPECIAL LOAN OF' £34,700. A. G. H. LAY. 668 E. LAY. OHN SAXON BARTON and LACHLAN BAlli CAMP. STARK AND HUMPHREYS, LTD. J BELL, the Special Committee of Management for the Borough of Napier, acting on behaJf of the Napier Borough IN LIQUIDATION. Council, and in pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred by the Hawke's Bay Earthquake Act, 1931, and the Local OTICE is hereby given that at a. meeting of the above Bodies' Loans Act, 1926, and of all other powers them ....l...N company held at the registered office on Friday, the enabling, resolve as follows :- 20th November, 1931, the following extraordinary resolution That, for the purpose of providing the moneys required to was passed:- repay a special loan of £34,700, and pay interest thereon at the rate of four pounds per centum per annum, calculated "That, it having been proved to the satisfaction of the from a date five years from the date of the advance of the company that the company cannot, by reason of its liabilities, loan-moneys, which loan was authorized t-o be. raised by the continue to carryon its business, and that it is advisable to Napier Borough Council under the above-mentioned Acts wind up the same, and accordingly that the company be for the purpose of- \vound up voluntarily under the provision of the Companies Paying the cost of repairing the damage caused by the earth­ Act, 1908, and that J\fr. EmlUND ROBERT GRACE, of Dunedin, quake which occurred on the 3rd day of February last Accountant, be appointed Liquidator for the purpose of such to the following municipal works and undertakings: 1Vinding-up. " Water service; sanitation service; drainage system; 669 E. R. GRACE, Liquidator. and stonnwater-drainage system- the said John Saxon Barton and Lachlan Bain Campbell, as such Committee acting on behalf of the Napier Borough THOS. COOK AND SON, LIlIlITED, Council, hereby maIm and levy a special rate of forty-three AND one-hundredths (43/100ths) of a penny in. the pound (£) upon THOS. COOK AND SON (BANKERS), LIMITED. all rateable property (on the basis of the unimproved value) within the Borough of Napier, and that such special rate HEAD OFFIOES: BERKELEY STREET, PICCADILLY, LONDON. shall be an annually recurring rate during the currency of such loan, calculated from the date on which interest first .. In the matter of Section 302 of the Companies Act, 1908. commences to accrue on any portion of the loan-moneys, and OTICE is hereby given that Thos. Cook and Son, Limited, be payable yeady on the 14th day of August in each and N and Thos. Cook and Son (Balli,ers), Limited, are every year during the currency of such loan, calculated from about to commence and carry on business at the New Zealand the date aforesaid, being a period of twenty years from Insurance Company's Building, at Queen Street, in the City such date, or until the loan is fully paid off. of Auckland. Dated this 25th day of November, 1931. Dated this 26th day of November, 1931. JOHN S. BARTON}Committee of A. THOMPSON, 673 L. B. CAMPBELL Management. Attorney for the Provincial District of Auckland for Thos. Cook and Son, Limited, Under the Mining Act, 1926. and Thos. Cook and Son 670 (Bankers), Limited. APPLICATION FOR LICENSE FOR A WATER-RACE. THOS. COOK AND SON, LIlIUTED, To the Warden of the Otago Mining District, at Roxburgh. AJ.~ URSUANT to the Mining Act, 1926, the undersigned THOS. COOK AND SON (BANKERS), LIlIUTED. P William John Stringer, of Roxburgh, Fruitgrower, hereby applies for. a Iic~nse' for a. wa.ter-~ce as specified HEAD OFFIOES: BERKELEY STREET, PICCADILLY, LONDON. in the Schedule hereto; the course whereof bas' been duly marked out for t4e pUl'pose. " . ".. . . In the matter of Section 302 of the Companies Act, 1908. Precise time of .marking ou~ privilege applied:fqr":' ·n.30 1\..i OTICE is hereby given that Thos. Cook and Son, Limited, a.m., 25JllJ3l. . . 1-~ and Thos. Cook and Son (Bankers), Limited, are about. Date and number of miner's right: 25/11/31; c No: 31121. to commence and ca·rry on business at 150 Hereford Street, Address for service: Care of R. C09kbmD," Mining ..Agent, in the City of.Christchurch. Roxburgh. , Dated this 26th. day of November, 1931. Dated at Roxburgh, this 25th day otNovenibe~,.I93l. :.' R. ELLYETT, Attorney for the Provincial SCHEmrr..E" . District of Canterbury for Locality of the race, and of its starting and terminal points: Thos. Cook and Son,. Limited, Commencing at a creek known as Briggs Gully at a point and Thos. Cook and Son 2 chains above road-line in Section 7, Block X, Teviot; thence" 671 (Bankers), Limited. in an easterly direction through chain road. and Sections 16, DEC. 3.) THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3447

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FOOTWEAR LIMITED. ~fAORI.ENGLISH DICTIONARY. By AaCHDEACON H. I WILLIAMS. Price, £1; postage, Is. IN LIQUIDATION. NEW ZEALAND WARS. By JAMES COWAN. Vols. I In the matter of the Companies Act, 1908, and of FOOTWEAR and n. Price, two volumes, £2; postage, Is. 2d. One LnnTED (in I~iquidation). volume, £1 Is.; postage, Is. 3d. OTICE is hereby given that by extraordinary resolution -- N passed at a special general meeting of the company I NEW ZEALAND'S FIRST WAR. By T. LINDSAY BUICK held on Wednesday, the 25th November, it was resolved that Price, 15s.; postage, Is. the company be alld is wound up, and that GUSTAV JAMES JULIUS FEIL, of Wellington, Public Accountant, be and is appointed Liquidator for the purpose of such winding·up. ROYALTY IN NEW ZEALAND. DESCRll'TIVE NARRA. TIVE OF THE VISIT OF THEm ROYAL HIGHNESSES THE " 676 G. J. J. FELL, Liquidator. DUKE AND DUCHESS OIr CORNWALL AND YORK. Royal 4to. Price, lOs.; postage, Is. IOd. Apply- THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. I GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON.

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