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-testator to the Hawke’s Bay Hospital Board. The purpose of
the said bequest was the erecting or contributing towards the
cost of the erection of a covered way from the Nurses’ Home
at the Memorial Hospital Hastings to the building of the
said Memorial Hospital, and a condition was that the covered
way be completed within three years of the death of the
testator. Because the Board has advised the trustees that on
account of changes in the plans and position of new buildings
at the said Memorial Hospital the said purpose is impracti-
cable or inexpedient, a scheme for a new purpose for the said
bequest has been proposed by the trustees with the consent
and approval of the said Board which said new proposed
scheme is as follows, namely, that the said bequest of one
thousand pounds (£1,000) be used in paying the costs inciden-
tal to the scheme and in reimbursing the said Board in whole
or in part for the cost of erecting a supper room to be attached
to the Harding Hall at present erected in the grounds of
the said Memorial Hospital and that the legacy be payable
if the said supper room be completed within four years of
the death of the testator.

Notice is further hereby given that application for such
approval of the said proposed scheme will be heard at the
sittings of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Napier
commencing on the 17th day of February 1959.

And notice is further hereby given that any person who
desires to oppose the said proposed scheme shall, not less
than seven (7) days before the said 17th day of February
1959, give written notice of his intention to do so to the
Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Napier,
to the trustees of the said will, care of their solicitors, and
to the Attorney-General of New Zealand.

Dated this 5th day of January 1959.

PARKINSON AND HOLDERNESS,
Solicitors to the Trustees.

P.O. Box 4, Hastings. 30

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