At a later date every objection will be open for public
inspection. Any person who wishes to support or oppose
any objection will then be entitled to be heard at the hearing
of objections if he notifies the Council in writing within a
period of which public notice will be given.

SCHEDULE

PROPOSED CHANGES

1.78 Armagh Street - From Residential “C” to Commercial
“B”
2.45 Devon Street and 18 Beaumont Street – From Residen-
tial “B” to Commercial “B”.
3.42 Bower Avenue (rear portion) – From Residential “A”
to Industrial “B”.
4.13 Vagues Road – From Residential “A” to Industrial “B”.
5.17, 19, 21 Lane Street and 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, and 60
Rutherford Street – From Industrial “B” to Residential “A”.
6.319, 327, 331 Selwyn Street – From Commercial “A” to
Residential “B”.

C. S. BOWIE, Town Clerk.
Christchurch, 1 August 1962. 1305

PETONE BOROUGH COUNCIL
—

TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1953

PUBLIC notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a resolution of
the Council made on the 30th day of June 1959, the Petone
District Scheme as already operative is under review, and the
Council has recommended that the scheme with the changes
now incorporated therein be approved.

The scheme as now recommended by the Council has been
deposited in the public library and the Town Clerk’s office
at 246 Jackson Street, Petone, and is there open for inspection
by all persons interested therein, without fee, at any time
when the above places are open to the public.

Objections to the proposed changes of the district scheme
or in respect of any portion of the operative district scheme
which the Council proposes to confirm without any change,
may be by way of written notice in form E. prescribed in the
First Schedule to the Town and Country Planning Regulations
1960 (forms being available at the above address) or to the
like effect, marked “objection to district scheme” and lodged
at the office of the Council at any time not later than 17
August 1962.

At a later date every objection will be open for public
inspection. Any person who wishes to support or oppose any
objection will then be entitled to be heard at the hearing of
objections if he notifies the Town Clerk in writing within a
period of which public notice will be given.

Dated at Petone this 3rd day of July 1962.
For the Petone Borough Council—

H. LANG, Town Clerk.

1295

THE OTAGO PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BOARD OF
PROPERTY ACT 1962

NOTICE is hereby given that The Otago Presbyterian Church
Board of Property proposes to apply for leave to bring into
the General Assembly of New Zealand in Parliament assembled
during its present Session a Private Bill the objects of which
are to consolidate the Private Acts under which the said Board
is constituted and acts, and to amend the provisions of those
Acts so that the same may accord with the requirements
present today and envisaged in the future by empowering
the said Board to sell certain lands, mortgage lands, erect and
lease buildings, by resolving doubts about certain funds
administered by the said Board, and as to the disposal of
certain moneys in such funds, by determining the description
and boundaries of the land held in trust as the site of First
Church, by providing more adequately for the said Board’s
accounting to Synod, and for the latter to make its require-
ments known to the former, by making provision for incor-
porated Deacons’ Court to change their corporate names and
requiring such Deacons’ Courts to have Synod’s consent
before purchasing land or selling, disposing of, or mortgaging
their lands, and empowering the said Board to develop certain
of its lands in the Borough of Mosgiel in ways similar to
those available to the Council of that borough under its own
empowering Act of 1922.

The promoter of this Private Bill is The Otago Presbyterian
Church Board of Property.

Communications or notices to the promoter may be sent
to, and a copy of the Bill may be inspected at, the offices of--
Messrs Downie Stewart, Payne, Forrester, and Armitage,
Solicitors for the Promoter,
No. 5 Liverpool Street, Dunedin.

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