New Zealand Gazette – 1923 – No. 22

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✨ Deceased Estates and Maritime Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

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DECEASED PERSONS' ESTATES UNDER ADMINISTRATION—continued.

No	Name of Deceased.	Residence.	Occupation.	Date of Death.	Remarks.
74	McDonald, George	Murchison	Old-age pensioner	17/11/22	Intestate.
75	McIntyre, Mary Jane	Grove Bush	Spinster	20/12/22	""
76	McKinlay, Agnes..	Stirling	Widow	27/1/23	Testate.
77	Nelson, Catherine Maud	Oxford	Married woman	30/5/21	Intestate.
78	Nelson, Joseph Hall	Pukerau	Carter	3/3/17	""
79	Ogle, George	Hawera...	Farmer	18/1/23	Testate.
80	O'Keeffe, James	Rotorua	Retired carpenter	25/12/22	Intestate.
81	Olin, Robert	Waiuta	Miner	28/1/23	Testate.
82	Palmer, John	Makino	Farm labourer	20/1/23	Intestate.
83	Pearce, Henry	Coromandel	Poultry-farmer	10/1/23	Testate.
84	Phillips, Mabel Ann	Whangarei	Nurse	7/2/17	Intestate.
85	Pickering, Mary	Hastings	Married woman	11/2/23	Testate.
86	Playfair, George	Tauranga	Research scholar	8/10/22	Intestate.
87	Powell, Clara	Christchurch	Married woman	11/2/23	Testate.
88	Price, Albert Cyril	""	Pattern-maker	20/2/23	""
89	Pryor, Martin Tresidder	Ross	Storekeeper	11/1/23	Intestate.
90	Ramage, Hugh Bower	Feilding..	Plumber	22/11/22	Testate.
91	Redding, John Daniel	Wellington	Billiard-room proprietor	29/1/23	""
92	Reid, James	Christchurch	Old-age pensioner	5/1/23	""
93	Reid, Solomon	Auckland	Carpenter	22/1/23	Intestate.
94	Retemeyer, Reginald Fox	Raumai	Farm-manager	5/2/23	""
95	Robertson, Ann	Rotorua	Widow	14/12/22	Testate.
96	Robinson, George Henry	Hukerenui	Farmer	23/11/22	""
97	Robinson, William	Christchurch	Gentleman	28/1/23	""
98	Rowland, William Thomas	Onehunga	Settler	25/4/95	Intestate.
99	Scott, Horace John	Rotokauri (near Hamilton)	Farmer	30/1/23	""
100	Searle, Mary Caroline	Christchurch	Widow	31/1/23	Testate.
101	Sixtus, Frederick William Charles	Neudorf (Nelson)	Farmer	16/9/22	Intestate.
102	Smith, Anne Ellen	Wellington	Widow	9/2/23	Testate.
103	Strombom, Herbert Charles Caulfield	Whangamomona	Road overseer	16/1/23	""
104	Sandquist, John	Taumarunui	Labourer	27/12/22	Intestate.
105	Sutcliffe, Charles William	Umukuri	Farm labourer	25/1/23	""
106	Tansey, William Thomas	Kaiapoi	Hotelkeeper	8/1/23	Testate.
107	Taylor, Elizabeth	Invercargill	Spinster	20/1/23	""
108	Taylor, James	Napier	Gentleman	1/2/23	""
109	Torrens, Thomas..	Auckland	Retired painter	19/1/23	""
110	Vyvian, William Henry	Upper Awatere Valley	Musterer	19/10/22	Intestate.
111	Wakelin, Thomas	Christchurch	Farmer	21/1/23	Testate.
112	Walford, Albert Irons	Turakina	Retired farmer	28/11/22	Intestate.
113	Walker, Edward John Hampton	Dunedin	Bootmaker	28/12/22	Testate.
114	Wall, James Henry	Auckland	Engine-driver	31/1/23	""
115	Ward, Mary Ann..	Blenheim	Married woman	2/2/23	Intestate.
116	Watson, Charles	Wanganui	Soldier patient	31/12/22	Testate.
117	Wilkie, Alexander	Hornby..	Wool-scourer	29/3/19	Intestate.

Public Trust Office, Wellington, 7th March, 1923.

J. W. MACDONALD, Public Trustee.

Notice to Mariners No. 11 of 1923.

OTAGO HARBOUR.—PILOT SERVICE.

Marine Department,
Wellington, N.Z., 6th March, 1923.

THE Otago Harbour Board notifies that the pilot staff, which was formerly housed at the North Spit, Otago Heads, has now been transferred to Port Chalmers.
The transference of the pilot staff to Port Chalmers will not in any way interfere with the customary pilot service of vessels, which will, in all other respects, be maintained as formerly.
Charts, &c, affected: Admiralty Chart No. 2411; “New Zealand Pilot,” ninth edition, 1919, page 363 ; “New Zealand Nautical Almanac,” 1923, page 270 and plan facing.

A. D. PARK, Secretary.

Notice to Mariners.—No. 12 of 1923.

Marine Department,
Wellington, 6th March, 1923.

THE following Notices to Mariners, which have been received from the Hydrographic Office, London, are published for general information.

A. D. PARK, Secretary.

ENGLAND.

SOUTH-EAST COAST.—THE DOWNS.—GULL LIGHT-VESSEL.—ALTERATION IN POSITION ; CAUTION.

Former Notice.—No. 1542 of 1922 ; hereby cancelled.
New Position.—At a distance of about 2 cables northward from former charted position.
Lat. 51° 16′ 05″ N., long. 1° 28′ 30″ E., on chart No. 1828.
Remarks.—View E and the leading line “South Foreland High Lighthouse over the middle of Old Stairs Bay 207° (S. 40° W. Mag.)” are to be expunged from chart No. 1828. This leading line is also to be expunged from chart No. 1895.
Caution.—In view of the extension of the Goodwin sands to the westward, mariners are cautioned that they should not attempt to pass between the Gull light-vessel and the Goodwin sands.

EAST COAST.—RIVER THAMES APPROACH.—OUTER GABBARD LIGHT-VESSEL.—ALTERATION IN CHARACTER OF LIGHT.

Former Notice.—No. 1729 of 1922 ; hereby cancelled.
Position.—Lat. 51° 59′ N., long. 2° 04′ E. (approx.).
New Abridged Description.—Lt. Fl. ev. 15 sec., 40 ft., vis. 11 m.
Details.—The group flashing white light showing four flashes every minute has been replaced by a flashing white light every fifteen seconds, thus :—Flash, 1·75 sec. ; eclipse, 13·25 sec.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1923, No 22

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1923, No 22

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🏢 Public Trustee Deceased Persons' Estates under Administration (continued from previous page)

Domain🏢 State Enterprises & Insurance
Dated7 March 1923
KeywordsDeceased Estates, Public Trustee, Administration, March 1923
👱🏽 Names

44 names identified

George McDonald, Deceased, estate under administration
Mary Jane McIntyre, Deceased, estate under administration
Agnes McKinlay, Deceased, estate under administration
Catherine Maud Nelson, Deceased, estate under administration
Joseph Hall Nelson, Deceased, estate under administration
George Ogle, Deceased, estate under administration
James O'Keeffe, Deceased, estate under administration
Robert Olin, Deceased, estate under administration
John Palmer, Deceased, estate under administration
Henry Pearce, Deceased, estate under administration
Mabel Ann Phillips, Deceased, estate under administration
Mary Pickering, Deceased, estate under administration
George Playfair, Deceased, estate under administration
Clara Powell, Deceased, estate under administration
Albert Cyril Price, Deceased, estate under administration
Martin Tresidder Pryor, Deceased, estate under administration
Hugh Bower Ramage, Deceased, estate under administration
John Daniel Redding, Deceased, estate under administration
James Reid, Deceased, estate under administration
Solomon Reid, Deceased, estate under administration
Reginald Fox Retemeyer, Deceased, estate under administration
Ann Robertson, Deceased, estate under administration
George Henry Robinson, Deceased, estate under administration
William Robinson, Deceased, estate under administration
William Thomas Rowland, Deceased, estate under administration
Horace John Scott, Deceased, estate under administration
Mary Caroline Searle, Deceased, estate under administration
Frederick William Charles Sixtus, Deceased, estate under administration
Anne Ellen Smith, Deceased, estate under administration
Herbert Charles Caulfield Strombom, Deceased, estate under administration
John Sandquist, Deceased, estate under administration
Charles William Sutcliffe, Deceased, estate under administration
William Thomas Tansey, Deceased, estate under administration
Elizabeth Taylor, Deceased, estate under administration
James Taylor, Deceased, estate under administration
Thomas Torrens, Deceased, estate under administration
William Henry Vyvian, Deceased, estate under administration
Thomas Wakelin, Deceased, estate under administration
Albert Irons Walford, Deceased, estate under administration
Edward John Hampton Walker, Deceased, estate under administration
James Henry Wall, Deceased, estate under administration
Mary Ann Ward, Deceased, estate under administration
Charles Watson, Deceased, estate under administration
Alexander Wilkie, Deceased, estate under administration

👩‍💼 Officials

J. W. Macdonald, Public Trustee

🚂 Notice to Mariners No. 11 of 1923 - Otago Harbour Pilot Service

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated6 March 1923
KeywordsMaritime, Pilot Service, Otago Harbour, Port Chalmers
👩‍💼 Officials

A. D. Park, Secretary

🚂 Notice to Mariners No. 12 of 1923 - Maritime Updates

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated6 March 1923
KeywordsMaritime, Navigation, Light-vessel, England
👩‍💼 Officials

A. D. Park, Secretary

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