Feb. 21.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 559

Public Trust Office Act, 1908, and its Amendments.—Elections to administer Estates.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Public Trustee has filed in the Supreme Court an election to administer in respect of the several estates of the persons deceased whose names, residences, and occupations (so far as known) are hereunder set forth, the gross property in each case being estimated not to exceed £400 in value.

Public Trust Office, Wellington, 18th February, 1924. E. O. HALES, Deputy of the Public Trustee.

Additional Intermediate Examination Passes.

Education Department, Wellington, 14th February, 1924.

THE following additional passes for the Intermediate Examination have been granted on the results of the Public Service Entrance Examination of November, 1923.

J. CAUGHLEY, Director of Education.

Candidate. Examination Centre.
Adams, Ronald Edwyn .. .. Auckland.
Barnao, Richard James .. .. Wellington.
Bengesor, Richard Joseph .. .. Wellington.
Boord, Francis Moss .. .. Rotorua.
Bracewell, James George Stanley .. Auckland.
Brennan, John .. .. Balclutha.
Brigham, Robert .. .. Whangarei.
Clarkson, William Moncrieff .. .. Gisborne.
Clendon, Thomas Vivian .. .. Wellington.
Curtis, James Alexander .. .. Westport.
Delamore, Jack Miller .. .. Auckland.
Evans, Russell Ian .. .. Wellington.
Evatt, Richard .. .. Wellington.
Findlay, Douglas Maitland .. .. Gisborne.
Flatt, Rena Rosette .. .. Nelson.
Goldstein, Maurice .. .. Wellington.
Gunter, Cecily Margaret .. .. Palmerston North.
Hampton, Leonard .. .. Napier.
Hilkie, Arthur John .. .. Wellington.
Hirst, Clarence Hedley .. .. Whangarei.
Honey, Lilian Caroline .. .. Hokitika.
Hunter, Archibald Leonard .. .. Wellington.
Irving, Harold .. .. Pukekohe.
Jobson, Kenneth Allen .. .. Gisborne.
Kidd, Peter .. .. Waimate.
Lunn, Richard Latimer .. .. Gisborne.
Lynch, Thomas Wilfred .. .. Wellington.
McDonald, Francis Julia .. .. Masterton.
McKenzie, Rowan Bell .. .. Auckland.
McLeod, Leonard Malcolm .. .. Dunedin.
Mann, Byron Wilbur .. .. Gisborne.
Millar, Thomas Hugh .. .. Auckland.
Morgan, Vaughan Edward .. .. Auckland.
Murray, Hugh Cameron .. .. Wellington.
Nanson, Gerald Leighton .. .. Timaru.
Reilly, Edward .. .. Wellington.
Rickett, Alfred Raymond .. .. Dannevirke.
Robinson, Alexander Wirgman .. Christchurch.
Seed, Dorothy Mary Aldrich .. .. Wellington.
Sharpe, James Reginald .. .. Petone.
Spence, William Bragg .. .. Nelson.
Stevens, Reginald Morris .. .. Dunedin.
Stevens, Walter Arthur Worsdell .. New Plymouth.
Toomey, Terence David .. .. Dunedin.
Trounce, Edna May .. .. Rangiora.
Veitch, Leslie Colin .. .. Waimate.
Wallace, John .. .. Wellington
Wilce, Edwin William Adam .. .. Waimate.
Wood, Nathan Rillstone .. .. Invercargill.

Result of an Election under the Government Railways Act 1908.—Railway Boards of Appeal.

New Zealand Government Railways, Head Office, Wellington, 19th February, 1924.

THE following is the result of an election of a member to act as representative of the First Division on the Railway Board of Appeal for the North Island, constituted under the Government Railways Act, 1908:—

FIRST DIVISION.

Stanley, Victor Robert John .. .. 491
Carnachan, John .. .. .. 272
Hunt, Francis Everard .. .. .. 162
Whisker, Neil Ernest .. .. .. 155
Finlayson, William Alfred .. .. .. 141
Wylie, Albert .. .. .. 69
Johnson, Alfred James .. .. .. 24
Chapman, Leon Lindsay Edward .. .. 18
Informal .. .. .. 7

I hereby declare Victor Robert John Stanley duly elected to act as a member of the North Island Railway Board of Appeal.

JAS. MASON, Returning Officer.

By-laws made by the Te Arawa Maori Council for the Supervision and Control of the Maketu Water-supply and approved of by the Director of Maori Hygiene in Terms of By-law No. 62 of the Maori Councils Act, 1900.

1. THE charges to Natives shall be 10s. (ten shillings) for each tap per annum, with the exception that when used by more than one family the charge shall be 7s. 6d. (seven shillings and sixpence) per tap per family per annum.
2. The charges to Natives using Marae or public taps shall be 7s. 6d. (seven shillings and sixpence) per family per annum.
3. The charges to Europeans shall be 20s. (twenty shillings) per tap per annum, with the exception that when using Marae or public taps the charge shall be 15s. (fifteen shillings) per family per annum.
4. All such charges to be paid to the Komiti Marae of Maketu, whose receipt shall be a sufficient discharge, provided same is signed by the Chairman or some member on his behalf.
5. The year to commence on the 1st of January, when the charges are due, and which are payable to the Komiti Marae of Maketu (Chairman) not later than the 28th of February in each year.
6. Water rates remaining unpaid after the owner or occupier of the premises has received three days’ notice to pay from the Chairman of the Komiti Marae, the supply shall be cut off by the Chairman or some deputed person, and no connection shall be reinstated until all charges are paid. In default of payment, the Komiti Marae shall report to the Te Arawa Maori Council, who shall take action according to law.
7. All moneys received by the Komiti Marae for water charges to be properly entered in a book of the Komiti Marae