3 JULY

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

PRIVATE BILL

MACKELVIE TRUST BILL

In the matter of the Mackelvie Trust Bill, being a Private
Bill intituled "An Act to vary the terms of certain trusts
created by the will of the late James Tannock Mackelvie,
of the County of Middlesex in England, Esquire."

NOTICE is hereby given that the Mackelvie Trust Board, a
body corporate deemed incorporated under the provisions of
the Charitable Trusts Act 1957 (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 comprise the making of certain variations in the terms
of the trusts created by the will of the late James Tannock
Mackelvie, of the County of Middlesex, in England, Esquire
(hereinafter called "the testator"), concerning certain moneys
in investments vested in the board, and concerning certain
pictures, prints, bronzes, statues, vases, works of art, articles
of vertu, and curiosities bequeathed by the testator and
vested in the board together with such additions thereto as
have heretofore been made or may hereafter be made (hereinafter called "the Mackelvie Collection"). In particular the
objects of the Bill are--

(1) To empower the Board, instead of acquiring a site and
erecting a building thereon to contain the Mackelvie
Collection, to make such arrangements as it thinks
fit for the storage and custody of the Mackelvie
Collection in or near the City of Auckland, and for
the exhibition of the Mackelvie Collection or any
part thereof in or near the City of Auckland, whether
or not under the control of the board and whether or
not as a separate unit or integrated with other works
of art.

(2) To empower the board to arrange for the exhibition
elsewhere of parts of the Mackelvie Collection not
for the time being required in or near the City of
Auckland.

(3) To empower the board under certain conditions to
permit the exhibition of the Mackelvie Collection
under circumstances where a charge is made for
admission.

(4) To require the board to set aside a sum of £20,000 as
an investment fund, and to make provision as to the
nature of the investments which may be made by the
board.

(5) To make provision as to manner in which moneys and
investments in the hands of the board shall or may
be expended.

(6) To provide for the marking of the Mackelvie Collection.

(7) To empower the board to hold property for certain
other charitable purposes.

(8) To make provision as to the manner of exercising
powers of the board, as to the convening of meetings
and as to the protection of persons dealing with the
board.

(9) To remove certain doubts as to the effect of the
resignation from the board of the Mayor of Auckland
and to make provision for the appointment of a
member of the Board by the Auckland City Council.

The promoter of the Bill is the Mackelvie Trust Board and
all communications or notices to the board may be sent to it
at its registered office, 6 Wyndham Street, in the City of
Auckland. A copy of the Bill may be inspected at the same
address.

Dated this 23rd day of June 1958.

The Mackelvie Trust Board--

F. M. IZZARD, Secretary.

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