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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 57

In the matter of the Incorporated Societies Act and Companies Act, 1908; and in the matter of the Kelburne Bowling Club (Registered), (in liquidation).

A GENERAL Meeting of the members of the above-named club will be held at the Club’s Pavilion, Kelburne, Wellington, on the 28th July, 1911, at 7.45 p.m., for the purpose of laying before members the Liquidators’ account showing conduct of winding-up and how assets of the club disposed of.

J. S. MACARTHUR,
F. C. WIDDOP,
Liquidators.

Wellington, 10th July, 1911.
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In the matter of the Companies Act, 1908; and in the matter of the Taumarunui Totara Company (Limited).

NOTICE is hereby given that at a special meeting of the Taumarunui Totara Company (Limited) held on the 3rd day of June, 1911, it was resolved: “That the company be wound up voluntarily; and that Mr. H. P. KNUTZEN be appointed Liquidator for the purpose of winding up the affairs of the company.”

Such resolution was confirmed at a meeting of the company held on the 22nd day of June, 1911.

H. P. KNUTZEN,
Manager.
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TO ALL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

I, ATHOL O’CONNELL SLUCE, hereby give notice that I have this day changed my name to that of ATHOL O’CONNELL HILL, and shall henceforth be known by this latter name.

Dated at Auckland, this thirty-first day of May, one thousand nine hundred and eleven.

ATHOL O’CONNELL SLUCE.
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In the matter of a Bill to be intituled “An Act to incorporate and confer certain Powers on the Trustees of the Three Kings Institution, and to make other Provisions in regard thereto,” the Short Title of which shall be the Methodist Charitable and Educational Trusts Act, 1911.

NOTICE is hereby given that application is intended to be made to the General Assembly of New Zealand at the ensuing session thereof for leave to bring in a Bill to be intituled “An Act to incorporate and confer certain Powers on the Trustees of the Three Kings Institution and to make other Provisions in regard thereto”; and that the objects of such Bill will be—

1. To constitute the present Trustees of all those pieces of land particularly described in the First, Second, and Third Schedules hereto (hereinafter termed “the said lands”) a body corporate, under the name of “The Board of the Wesley Training College,” having a perpetual succession and a common seal; and to provide regulations governing the meetings of such Board, the keeping of minutes and accounts, the appointment of new members, the circumstances creating vacancies, the mode of filling such vacancies, and generally defining the powers of the Board.

2. To vest all the said lands in the Board, to be used and administered by the Board under the general control and superintendence of the Conference of the Methodist Church of Australasia in New Zealand (hereinafter termed “the Conference”).

3. With a view to the promotion of the better efficiency and development of the institution or school known as the Three Kings Institution, and in aid of which the rents and profits from the said lands have been used, and with a view to making better provision for the agricultural and other operations carried on in connection with the said institution, and also enabling the said lands to be turned to better account as endowments in aid of such institution, to empower the Board, subject to the approval of the Conference, to acquire by purchase or otherwise an area of land in the Provincial District of Auckland as a site for the said institution and the agricultural and other operations carried on in connection therewith, and to transfer the said institution to the site so acquired and carry on the same there.

4. To provide that the trusts upon which and the purposes for which the said lands are and shall henceforth be held, and upon and for which the said new site, when acquired, and any other lands hereafter acquired by the Board for the purposes of the Act so as to be subject thereto, shall be held are and shall be the support and upkeep of the said institution as an institution or school for the maintenance and education of—

(1.) Children and youth being descendants of the Native or Maori race of New Zealand, including Maori students who have been approved by the Conference as candidates for the Native ministry;

(2.) Orphan or needy children and youth of any race being British subjects;

with discretionary power to the Board as to selection of applicants for admission and as to fees to be charged where parents or guardians are of ability to pay the same, the trusts and purposes expressed in the Crown grants of the said land being modified and assimilated accordingly.

5. To provide that the course of instruction in the said institution shall be that indicated in the Crown grants of the said lands, and to define the scope of the words “instruction in the English language,” “industrial training,” and “religious education” as used in the said Crown grants.

6. To provide that the Board shall have such powers of leasing as are set forth in the Public Bodies’ Leases Act, 1908, No. 240, with power to subdivide into portions or allotments lands vested in them, and lay off and dedicate roads thereon.

7. To make provision for the application of the revenues derived or to be derived from the said lands in aid of the said institution, and otherwise in the administration of the trusts and purposes aforesaid, and for the investment of all money held by the Board for the said institution.

8. To empower the Board to acquire land under lease, with or without right of purchase, such land to be used in aid and for the purposes of the said institution.

9. To empower the Board, with the prior sanction of a resolution passed by the Conference, to sell by auction or public tender any part of the said lands and any other lands to be acquired by the Board: Provided that the proceeds of such sale or sales shall be expended in the purchase, in the Board’s name, of other lands, to be vested in the Board, and held, used, and administered by them, subject to the control and superintendence of the Conference, upon the trusts and for the purposes expressed in the Crown grants of the said lands as modified and supplemented as aforesaid.

10. To provide for the appointment of a principal or director of the said institution, and also constituting the President of the Conference or his deputy a visitor of the institution.

11. Empowering the Board to take and receive in its corporate name, either by way of gift, inter vivos, or devise, or bequest, land, money, or other property, either for the general purpose of or any specific purpose in connection with the institution: Provided that the Conference may at any time by resolution require that such land, money, or other property shall, so far as the same is undisposed of, be vested in trustees for the purposes upon or for which the same were given, devised, or bequeathed, and the Board shall convey or transfer accordingly.

The First Schedule.

All that allotment or parcel of land being Lot 20 of Section 3 of the Suburbs of Auckland, in the Parish of Waitemata and County of Eden, and also all that allotment or parcel of land being lots numbered 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, and 92 of suburban farms, situated in the Parish of Waitemata, in the County of Eden, comprised in Crown grants whereby such lands were granted to Walter Lawry, Superintendent of the Wesleyan Mission in New Zealand, and to his successors in the superintendence of the said mission in trust for the general purposes of the Wesleyan Native Institution.

The Second Schedule.

All those allotments or parcels of land, situated in the Parish of Waitemata and County of Eden, being number 124 of Section 10 and number 14 of Section 13, and all that piece of land, situated in the Parish of Titirangi, in the County of Eden, being number 87, and all those allotments or parcels of land situated in the Suburbs of Auckland, in the Parish of Waitemata and County of Eden, being numbers 93, 118, 119, 122, and 123 of Section 10, granted by the Crown to the Superintendent of Wesleyan Missions in New Zealand, to be held by him and his successors in trust nevertheless and for the use and towards the support and maintenance of the school or institution therein mentioned, so long as religious education, industrial training, and instruction in the English language should be given to the youth educated therein or maintained thereat.

The Third Schedule.

All that piece or parcel of land situated at Aotea, in the Parish of Aotea, in the County of Rutland, in the Pro-