28 MAY THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 907

NEW ZEALAND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES ACT 1909

ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLING

NOTICE is hereby given that the Deputy Registrar of Friendly Societies has, pursuant to section 70 of the Friendly Societies Act 1909, by writing under his hand dated this 21st day of May 1964, cancelled the registry of the following branches of the Auckland District Branch of the Ancient Order of Foresters of New Zealand Friendly Society No. 356 (Register No. 356/2) on the ground that those branches have ceased to exist:

Courts Pride of the North No. 5575 (Thames),
Queen of the North No. 6700 (Maungaturoto),
Birkenhead No. 8886,
Taumarunui No. 9100,
Te Puke No. 9280,
Pride of Ellerslie No. 9387,
Aroha No. 9388 (Te Aroha),
Pride of New Lynn No. 9867,
Pride of Papatoetoe No. 9962,
Star of Swanson No. 9966,
Matamata No. 9967,
Pride of Raglan No. 10038, and
Otorohanga No. 10050.

2499 H. W. FRY, Deputy Registrar.

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THE CHARITABLE TRUSTS ACT 1957

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF SCHEME

NOTICE is hereby given that the Public Trustee as trustee of the will of Norman James Cox, deceased, has filed in the office of the Supreme Court at Wellington an application for approval of a scheme for disposition of the assets of his estate to provide scholarships, and for extending or varying the powers of the scholarship committee constituted under the will, and prescribing or varying the mode of administering the trusts. Under the will those eligible must (inter alia) have spent at least one year in the secondary department of the Whakatane High School (or any secondary school supplanting it) and the scholarships are to be “for advanced training in social science”. The scheme would modify this by defining what are social science subjects and showing that at least one such subject should be taken in each year for which a scholarship is held. The provisions in the will regarding eligibility for a scholarship would be varied and other minor changes would result from approval of the scheme.

Copies of the scheme and the report of the Attorney-General thereon may be inspected, free of charge, at the office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Wellington, and at the Public Trust Offices, at Tauranga, Whakatane, and Wellington. The date proposed for the hearing of the application is the 15th day of July 1964. Any person desiring to oppose the scheme is hereby required to give written notice of his intention to do so to the Registrar of the Supreme Court, at Wellington, and to the Public Trustee Wellington, and to the Attorney-General not less than seven clear days before that date.

R. E. C. BEATSON,
2489 Solicitor to the Public Trust Office, Wellington.

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NOTICE OF PRIVATE BILL

THE GRAND LODGE OF FREEMASONS OF NEW ZEALAND TRUSTEES AMENDMENT BILL

IN the matter of The Grand Lodge of Freemasons of New Zealand Trustees’ Amendment Bill 1964, being a private bill intituled, “An Act to amend the Grand Lodge of Freemasons of New Zealand Trustees Act 1903”, notice is hereby given that the person hereinafter named as promoter of the above-mentioned Bill intends to present a 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:

1. To extend the provisions of the Grand Lodge of Freemasons of New Zealand Trustees Act 1903, by adding to the definition of “Craft Lodge” as therein set out the following words:

“and shall include The Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter of New Zealand and any of its chapters or other subordinate bodies.”

2. To repeal The Grand Lodge of Freemasons of New Zealand Trustees Amendment Act 1957.

The promoter of the Bill is Frederick George Northern, of Wellington, Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Antient, Free, and Accepted Masons of New Zealand. The address of the promoter is care of Messrs Luckie, Hain, Kennard, and Sclater, Solicitors, 3rd Floor, D.I.C. Building, Brandon Street, Wellington to which address all communications and notices may be sent. Printed copies of the Bill have been deposited in the office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives on the 18th day of May 1964, and at the offices of Messrs Luckie, Hain, Kennard, and Sclater aforesaid where the said copies may be inspected and obtained.

Dated at Wellington this 21st day of May 1964.

LUCKIE, HAIN, KENNARD AND SCLATER,
2490 Solicitors for the promoter.

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