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		During the 1950's it was possible to improve the performance of your "sluggish" side valve Morris Minor by fitting a Mazengarb conversion kit.
		The Mazengarb conversion not only greatly increased the performance of the car, but had the additional advantage of overcoming the problem of fuel vaporisation.
		The car was said to have done 150,000 miles as a side valve; it belongs to A. Mazengarb, managing director of the Gear Manufacturing Co., who designed the new cylinder head.
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		Mazengarb was admitted as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court in 1914.
		In 1947 Mazengarb retired from the firm and was appointed King’s counsel, a recognition of his eminence as an advocate.
		Mazengarb dominated the committee and its proceedings: mindful of the National government’s wish to have the report completed before the imminent general election he set the timetable for the committee’s investigation, dictated the tasks to be performed, and wrote or edited much of the report.
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	Oswald Chettle Mazengarb - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Oswald Chettle Mazengarb (1890-1963) was a New Zealand barrister.
		His other well-known public appointment was in 1954, by the National government of the time, to chair the Special Committee on Moral Delinquency in Children and Adolescents, otherwise better known as the Mazengarb Report.
		Mazengarb, Oswald Chettle in the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, by GP Barton, at dnzb.govt.nz
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Oswald_Chettle_Mazengarb (301 words)

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		Fifth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1883-84 Clay MacCauley
		Eighth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1886-1887 Cosmos Mindeleff
		Sixth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1884-'85 William H. Holmes
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	Mazengarb Report - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		On 20 June 1954, shortly after her mother and stepfather had reported her as missing, a 15½-year-old girl turned up at the local police station in the Hutt Valley borough of Petone (since October 1989, a suburb of the city of Lower Hutt).
		Parliament responded to the Mazengarb Report with a special select committee appointed on September 28, 1954.
		Its report (AJHR 1955, I-15) was due to be issued on October 1, 1955.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mazengarb_Report (1360 words)

	Wide Area News: Get it together by Russell Brown \| New Zealand Listener
		The so-called Mazengarb report, officially known as the “Report of the Special Committee on Moral Delinquency in Children and Adolescents”, convulsed the nation in 1954.
		The report, conducted as a consequence of the Parker-Hulme murders, grimly noted “Organisation of Immorality”, and related the story of a “Milk Bar Gang” whose young members met, according to one girl, “mostly for sex purposes”.
		Some fairly silly things were done in the wake of the report, and we ought to bear that in mind in confronting the latest outrage.
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		In 1954 the Government had commissioned a report on the sexual activities and promiscuity of secondary school children, adolescents, which confirmed the worst suspicions of right minded New Zealanders that moral decline was upon them and focussed in the adolescent population (Special Committee on Moral Delinquency in Children and Adolescents, 1954).
		This Mazengarb Report assumed national importance and a copy was sent to every household in New Zealand which received the Family Benefit allowance.
		This report had a profound effect on the New Zealand public, already in a moral panic about the changing status of young people and the responses of adolescents to the authoritarianism, paternalism and the benevolent despotism characteristic of New Zealand society from government through to family structures.
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		Accompanying the report, for purposes of record, are four volumes containing the evidence of the witnesses who appeared before us and a large file of the submissions which were made in writing.
		The prosecuting officer was reported as saying that: The police investigations revealed a shocking degree of immoral conduct which spread into sexual orgies perpetrated in several private homes during the absence of parents, and in several second rate Hutt Valley theatres, where familiarity between youths and girls was rife and commonplace.
		Those who read this report might usefully ponder the question whether the ever-increasing way in which responsibilities in character building are being assumed by schools, libraries, clubs, and many other organizations has not made parents less heedful of their own personal responsibilities for the training of their children.
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		The Mazengarb Report - which surveyed the newly invented category of ‘juvenile delinquency’ in New Zealand - attributing much of it to ‘working mothers’ and prescribing a specific domestic ideology of mother at home as the solution.
		The Mazengarb Report also referred to the Parker-Hulme case, suggesting that these two young girls began with unnatural sexual practices, and went on to commit murder.
		They were reported to have ‘interviewed 17 of Pauline and Juliet’s now 55-year-old classmates from Christchurch Girls’ High School to flesh out the characterizations’, and to have asserted that the text of the film was based on Pauline Parker’s 1953 and 1954 diaries.
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	Feature: It was fifty years ago today ... by Terry Jones \| New Zealand Listener
		The ever-reliable MP Sue Kedgley’s contribution was “Violence on TV needs fixing pronto.” Such were responses to a report earlier this year, which found the level of TV violence higher than did the last one back in 1995.
		Then, pulps and comics were the whipping boys of choice and New Zealand’s sonorously named Oswald Mazengarb was appointed chair of a committee to look into “Moral Delinquency in Children and Adolescents”, prompted in part by frightful tales of “heavy petting in the Hutt Valley”.
		Mazengarb gave rise to the Indecent Publications Amendment Act, 1954, that allowed police to swoop on dairies and the like, confiscating publications deemed a danger.
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		This report is a literature review of the petroleum system factors carried out in the East Coast Basin.
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	Mazengarb Report
		The report gained its name from the inquiry chairperson (chairman in the quaint jargon of the time), stipendary magistrate Oswald Mazengarb.
		Among the conclusions, in summary: 1 to 4 and 26 dealt with sexual immorality, noting that "immorality has been [organised]", and the unfairness that the authorities could charge boys for indecent conduct, but not girls.
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		Illustrated Catalogue of a Portion of the Collections Made During the Field Season of 1881Third Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1881-82
		Report of the United Stated Tariff Commission to the President of the United States (1926) United States Tariff Commission
		Thirteenth Annual Report of the Beaurau of AmericanEthnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution 1891-1892 James Owen Dorsey
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		New Zealand Libraries reported a sharp response by the Minister of Education, Algie, and by some newspaper editorial writers, to an address given at the NZLA Conference in 1953 by the President, on the subject of the State and public libraries: Perry (1953).
		A key document was the report of a working group appointed by Minister of Education Kinsella in 1969 to advise him on the future of education for librarians.
		The issue of New Zealand Libraries for February 1969 carries the report of the seminar, a collation of the comments made by the women who were surveyed, a commentary by a library employer, and a report of the discussion which occurred at the seminar and the resolutions which arose from it: NZLA, Professional Section (1969).
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	Sound file transcriptions - Mazengarb Report documentary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Sure they had the riverbank, the riverbank in those days wasn't the playing fields that are all there now, there weren't the stop banks in and so on.
		Les Bailey: The Hutt River, yeah, and there was a lot of these pretty scrubby sort of areas down there and I imagine that perhaps that is where some of the Mazengarb report activities — as reported by them — took place.
		Nigel Stace on the Mazengarb commission's attitudes to adolescent literature and music
	www.nzhistory.net.nz /dnzb_exhibs/youth/transcr.htm (651 words)

	CNN - Gunman kills at least 32 in Tasmania - April 28, 1996
		At least 20 people were wounded in the shoot-out at Port Arthur's colonial prison ruins.
		Some reports said the man also shot at three helicopters carrying special operations forces to the scene.
		Richard Mazengarb, of Port Arthur's tourist authority, said the killing spree would have a "detrimental effect" on the typically quiet, laid-back community.
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		At no point is there any mention of the wider context within which people are trying to cope, nor recognition that economic 'reform' has had any social consequences.
		Of all its predecessors the code owes most to the Mazengarb Report which, in 1954, was mailed to every parent in New Zealand warning that juvenile delinquency could be caused by such things as radio, working mothers, contraceptives and parents who neglected 'right living'.
		The Mazengarb Report may now seem like a historical curiosity, but it led to the passing of the Police Offences Amendment Act 1954 which for decades constrained teachers and others from talking about contraception to people under the age of sixteen.
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		I recently read a report that was commissioned by the New Zealand parliament into incidences of youth deviant culture.
		Older readers might have heard of it — it’s the Mazengarb Report, which celebrates its 50th anniversary later this year.
		Within its pompous sneerings at young people in the post-war era are the revelations that young women were developing the nerve to ask men to dance, and that young couples were (gasp) kissing.
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		In 1954, New Zealand experienced its own moral panic when a Ministerial inquiry was undertaken on moral delinquency in children and adolescents.
		The Inquiry resulted in the Report of the Special Committee on Moral Delinquency in Children and Adolescents (The Mazengarb Report).
		It was triggered in part by the Parker-Hulme murder and the Petone incident, where a girl reported on a 'Milk Bar Gang' who met 'mostly for sex purposes' (the report, P11).
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	OREXART. Oedipus Rex Gallery. Auckland, New Zealand.
		The use of sexual connotation is an important factor in relaying a view on colonial New Zealand.
		The report’s effect on our culture endowed a ‘legacy of prudery and secrecy about sexual matters’1.
		At the time, a European visitor to NZ remarked that we were a perverted nation – he suggested that it is as if sex does not exist to New Zealanders, yet, obviously, it lingered behind curtains and closed doors.
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		This file contains correspondence and reports relating to the Union Theological College in Canton.
		1914); memoranda on theological schools in Canton (1914); Canton Union Theological College constitution (1914); proposed amendments to constitution (1916); report by "Mazengarb, Hay and Macalister, Barristers and Solicitors, Wellington, on Draft Property Agreement from Foreign Missions Dept of American Presbyterian Church (1921); report on UTC by Rev GH McNeur (c.
		1922); memorandum of participation in the college dept. of the Canton Christian College (1923); report on proposed discontinuance of Bible School Dept. of the UTC (1924); publication looking at 10 students from 1929, including photos; constitution and by-laws (1929); revisied constitution and by-laws (1934).
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	Libraries and print culture issues \| NZETC
		A description of the state of New Zealand's censorship system, some comparisons with systems elsewhere in the world, and an account of the library profession's views on the matter in that earlier period of censorship policy and administration, are set out in articles in New Zealand Libraries by Horn, Hood, Roth (1949).
		The 1954 amendment to the legislation, drafted and passed in the wake of the moral panic over the Mazengarb Report, received a commentary from a library point of view: Wylie (1954a).
		The NZLA was involved in the radical review of the legislation that led to the passing of the Indecent Publications Act 1963, and for a period of many years this was reflected in the membership of the Indecent Publications Tribunal.
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		NZBC's Chris Bell reports frequent micro-outages this week, and no joy in diagnosing the problem, let alone getting it fixed.
		Meanwhile, PA reader Janet Digby reports that Telecom is now trying to switch people back from the new accounts it is marketing:
		You are probably aware of this, but there some Xtra customers are experiencing major delays with mail sent through Xtra.
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	Greater Wellington - Mazengarb
		This site is located in the Mazengarb Park and is operated on behalf of the Kapiti Coast District Council to monitor stormwater flows.
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		The related Royal Commission inquiry report might be a bit of a push with my current time commitments, so I'm considering a look primarily at the select committee reports instead.
		I am, nonetheless tempted to try scanning the Royal Commission report.
		I'm still also looking in to some 1950s-era stuff (such as Mazengarb's report, of course, but I think at this stage that I've covered the vast majority of what I'm interested in.
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