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OTAIRI SCHOOL 1905- 1980 75TH JUBILEE LABOUR WEEK-END OCTOBER 24, 25, 26. 1980 Ex-pupils, teachers and other interested persons connected with the school, please contact us as soon as possible for further information. Jubilee Secretary, L. Livingstone, P.O. Box 25, Hunterville. Names and addresses of other ex-pupils would also be appreciated.

I PUBLIC NOTICE Royal Commission to Inquire Into and Report Upon the Crash on Mount Erebus, Antarctica, ’ of a DCIO Aircraft operated by Air New I Zealand Limited. ' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN i 1. That the terms of reference of the said I Royal Commission are to inquire into and j report upon. ; (a) The time at which the aircraft crashed: j (b) The cause or causes of the crash and the circumstances | ’ in which it happened: | i (cl Whether the aircraft aiiu us equipment were suitable for | Flight TE9OI? | ; (d| Whether the aircraft and its equipment were properly | • ' maintained and serviced? I i (e) Whether the crew of the aircraft held the appropriate | licences and ratings and had adequate experience to make I ’ Flight TE9OI? | I (f) Whether, in the course of Flight TE9OI, the aircraft was | operated, flown, navigated, or manoeuvred in a manner | I that was unsafe or in circumstances that were unsafe? | (g) Whether the crash of the aircraft or the death of the | passengers and crew was caused or contributed to by any I person (whether or not that person was on board the air- | craft) by an act or omission in respect of any function in | relation to the operation, maintenance, servicing, flying, | navigation, manoeuvring, or air traffic control of the air- B craft, being a function which that person had a duty to | perform or which good aviation practice required that per- | son to perform? ... I (h) Whether, the practice and actions of the Civil Aviation 8 Division of the Ministry of Transport in respect of Flight | TE2OI were such as might reasonably be regarded as g necessary to ensure the safe operation of. aircraft on I flights such as TE9OI? | (i) The working and adequacy of the existing law and pro- | cedures relating to: H (i) The investigation of air accidents; and I (ii) In particular, the making available to interested per- | . sons of information obtained during the investigation of | air accidents: . | (j) Any other facts or matters arising out of the crash that, in | !■ the interest of public safety, should be known to the | authorities charged with the administration of civil avia- | tion in order that appropriate measures may be taken for | the safety of persons engaged in aviation or carried as I passengers in aircraft: 2. That the Commission is required to report to His Excellency the Governor-General its findings, opinions and | recommendations, not later than 31st day of October I 1930. 3. That the Commission proposed to hold its PRELIMINARY MEETING which will open to the public at .10.00 a.m. on Monday 23rd day of June 1980 in the Boardroom, Auckland Regional Authority Building, 121 Hobson Street, -Auckland, I NEW ZEALAND. I .At this sitting the Commission will- ji (a) determine the procedures which it will follojw in the con- ! duct of its hearing. _ , |1 (b) determine who will be appearing in the course o< a proceedings. | (c) determine what will be the scope, extent and genera I nature of the material likely to be presented ’to the | Commission, j The Commission will then adjourn and will subsequently conduct public hearings commencing at 10.00 a.m. on Monday,. 7th day of July 1980 in the ; Boardroom, t Auckland Regional Authority Builoir 121 Hobson Street, Auckland, NEW ZEALAND. 4 Tha f the Commission invites interested persons and ’ organisations to make representation or present evidence to ii on all or any of the matters which form the subject o; its terms of reference. It it desirable that local branches oi offices of organisations which have a national body should make representation through the national body. 1 Persons or organisations wishing to make submissions, or to be heard before the Commission should give notice in I writino of such intention prior to Tuesday Is. July 1980. i To: ■ ! The Administrator, _ . - Royal Commission. Aircraft Disaster, Antarctica, c/o Tribunals Division. Private Bag, Postal Centre, Wellington, I NEW ZEALAND. WRITTEN SUBMISSIONS ARE NOW INVITED. The closing dat” for the receiot of submissions will be announced by the Commission at a later date. It is the Commission's request that each person or organisation wishing to make submissions send to the Administrator. Twenty I2OL copies ot tneir submission, and advise the name of the person by whom the organ!?'’’-misrepresented. J.H.BLACKABY Administrator to the Commission.