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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.\n3515\n
Notice published pursuant to the Provisions of Section 15 of\nthe Public Trust Office Act, 1908, and Sections 18 and 19 of\nthe Public Trust Office Amendment Act, 1913.\n\nPublic Trust Office,\nWellington, 7th October, 1915.\n\nNOTICE is hereby given that, no person having taken out\nadministration, the Public Trustee has filed in the\noffice of the Supreme Court at Wellington an election to\nadminister the several intestate estates of the persons de-\nceased whose names, residences, and occupations (so far as\nknown) are hereunder respectively set forth, their gross\nproperties being estimated not to exceed £400 in each case:—\nBuddleman, J. H.; or Anderson, Harry; or Anderson,\nHenry; late of Waipori, in the Provincial District of Otago,\ngold-miner. Filed 1st September, 1915.\nGrainger, Susan Dunlop; or Grainger, Susan; or Thomas,\nSusan; late of Onehunga, in the Provincial District of\nAuckland, widow. Filed 1st September, 1915.\nKennedy, Thomas Erroll Sheehan, late of Wellington, in the\nProvincial District of Wellington, gunner. Filed 1st\nSeptember, 1915.\nMinogue, Thomas, late of Moa Creek, in the Provincial Dis-\ntrict of Otago, labourer. Filed 2nd September, 1915.\nCate, Charles George, late of Gisborne, in the Provincial Dis-\ntrict of Auckland, labourer. Filed 2nd September, 1915.\nKeys or Kay, William, late of Koputuroa, in the Provincial\nDistrict of Wellington, labourer. Filed 6th September,\n1915.\nDriscoll, Nora or Norah, late of New Plymouth, in the Pro-\nvincial District of Taranaki, cook. Filed 6th September,\n1915.\nCoyle, Michael, late of Wellington, in the Provincial District\nof Wellington, labourer. Filed 7th September, 1915.\nO'Farrell, Daniel, late of Tahora, in the Provincial District\nof Taranaki, labourer. Filed 7th September, 1915.\nClancy, Peter, late of Ahaura, in the Provincial District of\nWestland, miner. Filed 7th September, 1915.\nCoakley, Denis, late of Dunedin, in the Provincial District of\nOtago, labourer. Filed 7th September, 1915.\nTwomey or Toomey, Patrick, late of St. Bathans, in the\nProvincial District of Otago, miner. Filed 9th September,\n1915.\nGilford or Guilford, George, late of Bannockburn, in the Pro-\nvincial District of Otago, miner. Filed 9th September,\n1915.\nLee, William, late of Belfast, in the Provincial District of\nCanterbury, oleo expert. Filed 13th September, 1915.\nBeland, George, late of Seddon, in the Provincial District of\nMarlborough, labourer. Filed 13th September, 1915.\nLeaux, Frederick Williamson; or Williamson, Frederick;\nlate of Christchurch, in the Provincial District of Canter-\nbury, electric-linesman. Filed 13th September, 1915.\nMace, George Amos, late of Richmond, in the Provincial\nDistrict of Nelson, carpenter. Filed 15th September, 1915.\nTempleton, Samuel Henry, late of Ngatapa, in the Provincial\nDistrict of Auckland, labourer. Filed 15th September,\n1915.\nRees, David, late of Roxburgh, in the Provincial District of\nOtago, bricklayer. Filed 17th September, 1915.\nMurphy, Daniel, late of Wellington, in the Provincial District\nof Wellington, labourer. Filed 17th September, 1915.\nOrtmann, Max, late of Ross, in the Provincial District of\nWestland, miner. Filed 17th September, 1915.\nSingleton, John, late of Wellington, in the Provincial District\nof Wellington, labourer. Filed 17th September, 1915.\nErickson, Alick, late of Matawai, in the Provincial District of\nAuckland, sawmill hand. Filed 17th September, 1915.\nBlair, William Whitehouse, late of Dunedin, in the Provincial\nDistrict of Otago, caretaker. Filed 17th September, 1915.\nBerry, Peter, late of New Lynn, in the Provincial District of\nAuckland, gardener. Filed 17th September, 1915.\nBarkley, Samuel, late of Timaru, in the Provincial District\nof Canterbury, labourer. Filed 22nd September, 1915.\nRoskruge, Charles Copeland, late of Wellington, in the Pro-\nvincial District of Wellington. commercial traveller. Filed\n22nd September, 1915.\nBarry, Daniel, late of Wellington, in the Provincial District\nof Wellington, labourer. Filed 22nd September, 1915.\nRowley, Mary Jane, late of Gisborne, in the Provincial Dis-\ntrict of Auckland, married woman. Filed 23rd September,\n1915.\nWhitty, Elizabeth Sophie Augusta, late of Christchurch, in\nthe Provincial District of Canterbury, married woman.\nFiled 28th September, 1915.\nRobson, Thomas; or Robson, Tom; late of Mount White, Cass,\nin the Provincial District of Canterbury, labourer. Filed\n28th September, 1915.\nDenny, David, late of Longbeach, in the Provincial District\nof Canterbury, farm labourer. Filed 28th September, 1915.\n\nBaird, Alexander, late of Anderson's Bay, in the Provincial\nDistrict of Otago, retired stonemason. Filed 28th Septem-\nber, 1915.\nBaynes, Alfred Thomas, late of Christchurch, in the Pro-\nvincial District of Canterbury, contractor. Filed 28th\nSeptember, 1915.\nMilner, William James, late of Amberley, in the Provincial\nDistrict of Canterbury, retired farmer. Filed 28th Septem-\nber, 1915.\nKeenen or Keenan, Sarah, late of Yaldhurst, in the Provincial\nDistrict of Canterbury, widow. Filed 28th September,\n1915.\nLewis, James, late of St. Albans, in the Provincial District of\nCanterbury, labourer. Filed 28th September, 1915.\nFitzjohn, William; or Fitzjohn, William Norman; late of\nBirkenhead, in the Provincial District of Auckland, farmer.\nFiled 30th September, 1915.\nFox, James, late of the Gorge, Woodville, in the Provincial\nDistrict of Hawke’s Bay, labourer. Filed 30th September,\n1915.\n\nFRED. FITCHETT,\nPublic Trustee.\n\nNotice published pursuant to Section 18, Subsection (3), of\nthe Public Trust Office Amendment Act, 1913.\n\nNOTICE is hereby given that no person having taken\nout probate, the Public Trustee has filed in the office\nof the Supreme Court at Wellington an election to admi-\nnister the estate of the following deceased testate persons\nwhose names, residences, and occupations (so far as are\nknown) are respectively set out hereunder, and whose pro-\nperties are estimated not to exceed the sum of £400 in each\ncase:—\nJohn Ludwig Ziegler, late of Kumara, accountant.\nJohn Brown, late of Spreydon, jobbing gardener.\nJohn Thompson Johnson, late of Napier, baker.\nFanny Dowle, late of Christchurch, spinster.\nDaniel George Gilbertson, late of Sandy Bay, shipwright.\nAlfred Ernest James, late of Tokoiti, railway porter.\nOswald Edward Hugo, late of Nelson, gentleman.\nWilliam Thomas Dundon, late of East Oxford, farmer.\nAugustus Doyle, late of Waihi, painter.\nMartha Munn, late of Wellington, boardinghouse-keeper.\nElizabeth Bridge, late of Pokororo, spinster.\nAnnie Livingstone Meeking, late of Wingatui, widow.\nWilliam Dobins, late of Whangarei, blacksmith.\nHuia Lyonal Wyatt, late of New Brighton, clerk.\nWilliam Walter Kelk, late of Otekaike, storeman.\nSusan Barkley, late of Timaru, widow.\nGeorge Allen Walker, late of Auckland, photographer.\nHarold Augustus Trewern, late of Wellington, Civil servant.\nAlfred Cheshire Jackson, late of Christchurch, boot-repairer.\nJames Sayers, late of Christchurch, caretaker.\nJoseph Mills, late of Annat, farmer.\nSolomon Blore, late of Waimangaroa, miner.\nSarah Moon, late of Christchurch, married woman.\nFrank Woolley, late of Para, farmer.\nEdgar Normanby Booth, late of Auckland, photographer.\nWilliam Jones, late of Auckland, farmer.\n\nFRED. FITCHETT,\nPublic Trustee.\n\nNotice to Mariners No. 84 of 1915.\nFIRTH OF THAMES.—PIAKO RIVER.—LEADING-LIGHTS.\nMarine Department,\nWellington, N.Z., 8th October, 1915.\nNOTICE is hereby given that on and after 1st November,\n1915, two leading beacon lights will be exhibited\nbetween sunset and sunrise from the Pipiroa or western side\nof the Piako River, to indicate as nearly as possible the\nfairway at low water.\nBoth beacons are painted red, and are constructed similar\nto a mast, stayed by wire ropes, and built into a platform\nraised above H.W.S.T.\nThe front beacon is 17 ft. above H.W., and about 8 cables\ninland from the beach-line of scrub on the eastern side of\nthe entrance at ordinary high water, and about 4½ cables\ninland from the beach-line of scrub on the western side.\nThe rear beacon, which is 37 ft. above H.W. is about\n2 cables inland from the front beacon. Both beacons show\nwhite lights from a height of 13 ft. and 33 ft. respectively over\nan arc of visibility of 54° from 145° (S. 50° E. magnetic) to\n199° (S. 4° W. magnetic), and in line with one another bear\n172° (S. 23° E. magnetic).\n