BOROUQH OF ROTORUA

THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1953

PUBLIC notice is hereby given that the Rotorua Borough Council at its meeting held on the 1st day of August 1955 has resolved to prepare for the Rotorua Borough a district scheme as required by the provisions of the Town and Country Planning Act 1953.
Every person and every local authority in tho district is hereby invited to submit any proposals which, in his or its opinion, should be considered in the preparation of the proposed scheme.
Proposals marked 'Rotorua Borough District Scheme' should be addressed to the Town Clerk and delivered at the Town Clerk's office on or before the 15th day of October 1955.
L. J. WRIGHT, Town Clerk,
for the Rotorua Borough Council.

ANNANS PASSENGER TRANSPORT LIMITED
IN LIQUIDATION
Notice of Voluntary Winding-up Resolution
PURSUANT to section 22 of the Companies Act 1933 notice is hereby given that at an extraordinary general meeting of the above-named company duly convened and held on the 1st day of August 1955 the following special resolution was passed:
'1. That the company be wound up voluntarily.
2. That William John Annan, of Alexandra, be and he is hereby appointed liquidator.'
W. J. ANNAN, Liquidator.

EDEN PARK TRUST BILL
In the matter of the Eden Park Trust Bill 1955, being a Private Bill intituled 'An Act to constitute and incorporate the Eden Park Trust Board and to declare the trusts upon which property shall be held by the said Board and to provide for various incidental matters '.
NOTICE is hereby given that the persons hereinafter named as promoters of the above-mentioned Bill intend to present 8 petition to the House of Representatives in Parliament assembled during the present session for leave to bring in the above-mentioned Bill.
The objects of the Bill are-
(8) To establish a body corporate to be called the Eden Park Trust Board and to make provision as to the constitution and powers of the Board including the power to make bylaws.
(b)To vest in the Board all property (hereinafter called ('the trust property') shown in the books and accounts heretofore kept by the Eden Park Board of Control as assets of the present Trustees or of the Board of Control and to make provision as to existing liabilities of the present Trustees and Board of Control.
(c) To declare the tmsts upon which the trust property shall hereafter be held by the Board.
(d) To provide for the custody, control, and management of the trust property, and in particular that the same shall until the occurrence of certain events be vested in 8 Board of Control comprising members of the Trust Board and representatives of the Auckland Cricket Association and of the Auckland Rugby Union.
(e) To define the powers and duties of the Board of Control and make provisions as to the Constitution thereof.
(f) To make provisions as to the revenues to be derived by the Trust Board from the use of the trust property for the playing of cricket and football.
(g) To prescribe the rights and duties of the Auckland Cricket Association and the Auckland Rugby Union in relation to the use of the trust property.
The promoters of the Bill are James Marsden Caughey, of Auckland, Company Director; Norman Alexander Duthie, of Taupo, Retired Accountant; William Richardson Fee, of Auckland, Solicitor; Alexander McGregor Grant, of Auckland, Medical Practitioner; Stuart Carlton Hay, of Auckland, Sharebroker; Thomas Douglas Baird Hay, of Auckland, Sharebroker; William George Miller, of Auckland, Retired Bank Manager; Nesbit Colin Snedden, of Auckland, Solicitor; Frank Emanuel Sutherland, of Auckland, Bank Manager; and Roland Perceval Towle, of Auckland, Solicitor.
The address of the promoters is care of Messrs Buddle Richmond & Co., Solicitors, 6 Wyndham Street, Auckland, to which address all communications and notices may be sent.
Printed copies of the Bill will be deposited in the office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives, Wellington, on the 16th day of August 1955, and at the office of Messrs Buddle Richmond & Co., aforesaid, where the said copies may be inspected and obtained.
Dated this 8th day of August 1955.
BUDDLE RICHMOND & CO., Solicitors for the Promoters.
MINA TAIT HORTON ESTATE AMENDMENT BILL

In the matter of the Mina Tait Horton Estate Amendment Bill, being a Private Bill intituled 'An Act to amend the Mina Tait Horton Estate Act 1942'.
NOTICE is hereby given that the General Trust Board of the Diocese of Auckland (hereinafter called "the Board") intends to apply by petition to the House of Representatives in Parliament assembled during the present session for leave to bring in the above-mentioned Bill.
The objects of the Bill are-
(o) To amend the Miua Tait Horton Estate Act 1942 (hereinafter called 'the principal Act') in such manner that it will be clear that the bequest left by the will of the late Mina Tait Horton, of Auckland, Spinster, for the building fund for the Cathedral of the Diocese of Auckland shall not lapse if the first portion of the accepted design for the Cathedral is commenced within the period of seven years prescribed by the principal Act and the trustees of the will of the testatrix are satisfied at or before the end of such period that the said first portion will be properly carried on to a completed state.
(b) To amend the principal Act in such manner as to enable modifications or alterations to be made to the design of the first portion of the Cathedral provided that such alterations or modifications are approved either by the trustees of the said will or by the Supreme Court of New Zealand.
(c) To make provision as to the manner of applying to the Supreme Court for approval of any proposed modifications or alterations and as to the circumstances to be taken into consideration upon any such application.
Printed copioe of the proposed Bill will on or before the 16th day of August 1955 be deposited in the office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives and at the Diocesan Office, 40 Shortland Street, Auckland, where the said copies may be inspected and obtained. The promoter of the Bill is the General Trust Board of the Diocese of Auckland and all communications or notices to the Board may be sent to it at the Diocesan Office, 40 Shortland Street, Auckland.
Dated this 8th day of August 1955.
The General Trust Board of the Diocese of Auckland-
W. T. CHEESMAN, Secretary.
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