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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 72

CHANGE OF SURNAME

KNOW all men by these presents (which are intended to be
enrolled in the Registry of the Supreme Court of New
Zealand at Wellington) that I, EUGENE GREGORY COLLOTT, of
Lower Hutt, Artist, now lately called EUGENE GREGORY
TRIFONOFF, do hereby for and on behalf of myself, my wife,
and my children and remoter issue, absolutely renounce and
abandon the use of my former surname TRIFONOFF, and in
lieu thereof do assume and adopt the surname of COLLOTT, so
that I and my wife and my children and remoter issue may
henceforth be called and known not by my former surname of
TRIFONOFF but by my assumed name of COLLOTT, and for the
purpose of evidencing such change I hereby declare that I
shall at all times henceforth in all actions and proceedings,
dealings, and transactions, and upon all occasions use and sub-
scribe the said surname of COLLOTT in lieu of my former sur-
name of TRIFONOFF, and I hereby expressly authorize and
request all persons at all times henceforth to designate and
address me and my wife and my children and remoter issue
by my said surname of COLLOTT accordingly.

In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my adopted
and substituted name of EUGENE GREGORY COLLOTT this 11th
day of November 1955.

[L.S.]
E. G. COLLOTT.
Signed, sealed, and delivered by the said EUGENE GREGORY
COLLOTT in the presence of E. Hogg, Solicitor, Wellington.

This is the deed poll marked ‘‘A’’ produced to me and to
Eric Thomas Edward Hogg and referred to in the annexed
affidavit of Eric Thomas Edward Hogg sworn at Wellington
this 11th day of November 1955 before me—R. ARMSTRONG, a
Solicitor of the Supreme Court of New Zealand.
1390

FEILDING MILK PRODUCERS’ SUPPLY COMPANY
LIMITED

IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION

THE Feilding Milk Producers’ Supply Company Limited
hereby gives notice that the company has gone into
voluntary liquidation as from the 16th day of November 1955.
1391
G. S. TATE, Liquidator.

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CONTENTS

ADVERTISEMENT ............................................ 1821
APPOINTMENTS, ETC. .................................. 1808
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES ................................ 1820
DEFENCE NOTICES ...................................... 1806
LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES ................... 1820

MISCELLANEOUS—
Boundaries Redefined .................................. 1818
Control of Prices (Positive List) Notice 1955, 1818
Amendment No. 2
Corrigendum .............................................. 1799
Customs Acts, Decisions Under the ................ 1815
Declaring Lands in North Auckland Land District
to be a Water Area ............................... 1812
Electrical Wiring Regulations: Plugs and Cord Con-
nectors ............................................. 1812
Land Acquired for Government Work to be Crown
Land ................................................ 1811
Land Districts: Lands Reserved, Revoked, etc. .... 1810
Maori Social and Economic Advancement Act: Vary-
ing a Notice ...................................... 1810
Meteorological Report for October .................. 1813
Mining Privileges Struck Off the Register .......... 1818
Motor Drivers Regulations, Exemption Order Under
the ................................................ 1812
Proposed Loans, Result of Polls for ................ 1812
Public Trustee: Election to Administrator .......... 1817
Regulations Act, Notice Under the ................ 1817
Reserve Bank, Notices ............................... 1816
Standards Act: Amendment of Standard Specification 1812

PROCLAMATIONS, ORDERS IN COUNCIL, AND WARRANTS 1799–1806

BY AUTHORITY: R. E. OWEN, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND.—1955