548

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 19

The scheme as recommended by the council has been deposited at the public office of the council, Bath Street, Levin, and also in the following places:

Waikanae Post Office
Waikanae Beach Post Office
Te Horo Post Office
Otaki Post Office
Manakau Post Office
Shannon Post Office
Tokomaru Post Office

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 Reviewed District Scheme or to any part thereof, may be made by way of written notice in the form “E” prescribed in the First Schedule to the Town and Country Planning Regulations 1960 (Serial 109) or to like effect, marked “Objection to District Scheme” and lodged at the office of the council, Bath Street, Levin, at any time not later than the 27th day of May 1965.

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 a hearing of objections if he notifies the County Clerk in writing within a period of which public notice will be given.

Dated at Levin this 7th day of April 1965.

4966

J. H. HUDSON, County Clerk.

ESTATE OF JANE MAITLAND THOMPSON, DECEASED

In the Supreme Court of New Zealand
Northern District
(Auckland Registry)

In the matter of the Charitable Trusts Act 1957, and in the matter of the Estate of Jane Maitland Thompson, late of Auckland, spinster, deceased, and in the matter of an application by John Gruar Macky, John Warwick Smith, and Robert Lloyd Macky, the trustees of the Estate of Jane Maitland Thompson for an extension and variation of their powers therein, notice is hereby given that the trustees of the Estate of Jane Maitland Thompson, late of Auckland, spinster, deceased, have filed in the Supreme Court Office at Auckland, a motion for approval of a scheme to extend and vary the powers conferred upon the trustees by the will of the said Jane Maitland Thompson, dated the 1st day of March 1906. The said will gave the trustees the power to pay the income from the residuary estate to or for the support of such a home for incurables as may be approved by the trustees and which complied with certain conditions set out therein including in particular a condition limiting the powers of the trustees in that no portion of the deceased’s estate was to be devoted to the erection of such home but only to its maintenance, the payment of expenses in connection therewith and of salaries of officers, attendants, and nurses thereof. The scheme now submitted for approval seeks extension or variation of such powers to enable the trustees to apply at any time and in their absolute discretion to be incorporated as a Charitable Trust Board under the provisions of the Charitable Trusts Act 1957, and further, to enable the trustees to apply the income arising from the residuary estate under the said will for the support, maintenance, improvement, reconstruction, extension, erection, replacement, or equipment of any home or homes or institution or institutions (including in particular the Knox Home) having for its or their purposes the care of certain classes of persons, namely, those who are either incurable, aged, infirm, or afflicted and which comply with certain conditions more particularly set out in the scheme herein, and further, to enable the trustees in their absolute and uncontrolled discretion and at any time and from time to time to apply the whole or any part of any such income to any one or more of such homes or institutions to the exclusion of any other or others and in particular to enable the trustees at any time and from time to time to appropriate the whole or any part of the future income of the residuary estate for a specified period not exceeding seven years at any one time to any particular home or institution for the purposes of any building in the course of or about to be erected, extended, or improved, and further, to enable the trustees to exercise those powers, supplementary to the extensions and variations set out above and pertaining to the administration of the residuary estate, which said supplementary powers are more particularly set out in the scheme herein.

Notice is further given that the application for approval of the scheme is to be heard by the Supreme Court, at Auckland, on Monday the 24th day of May 1965, at 10 a.m., and 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 Auckland, and to the said trustees at the office of its solicitors under mentioned and to the Attorney-General, not less than seven clear days before the said date of hearing.

Dated at Auckland this 6th day of April 1965.

Solicitors for the Trustees:

RUSSELL, McVEAGH AND CO.
Fifth Floor, South British Building, Shortland Street, Auckland.

4996

THE MINING ACT 1926

APPLICATION FOR A CHANGE OF PURPOSE OF A WATER RACE

WE, EDWARD JAMES ROCHE, of Dunedin, carpenter, and Walter George, of Naseby, miner, hereby give notice that we have applied for a change of purpose of each of the water races held under the licences mentioned in the Schedule hereto from the present purpose of mining to the new purpose of irrigation.

Each application and all objections thereto will be heard on Tuesday the 11th day of May 1965, at 10 a.m., at the Warden’s Court at Cromwell, and all objections thereto must be filed in the Registrar’s Office and notified to the applicants or their solicitors at least three days before the time so appointed.

SCHEDULE

WATER races held under the under-mentioned licences in the under-mentioned localities:

(a) Licence 1170, dated 27 April 1904, from Undaunted Gully.

(b) Licence 1044, dated 30 March 1903, from Undaunted Creek.

(c) Licence 1153, dated 2 November 1903, from Undaunted Gully.

(d) Licence 4677, dated 13 June 1927, from Undaunted Gully.

(e) Licence 1142, dated 31 August 1903, from Undaunted Gully.

(f) Licence 1155, dated 5 November 1903, from Far Undaunted to Middle Undaunted Creek.

(g) Licence 1031, dated 21 January 1903, from Goat Gully.

EDWARD JAMES ROCHE AND WALTER GEORGE.

By their solicitors:

FRASER, MACDONALD, AND MARTIN.

Address for service: at the offices of Fraser, Macdonald, and Martin, Solicitors, Pery Street, Ranfurly.

Ranfurly, 8 April 1965.

4968

THE MINING ACT 1926

APPLICATION FOR A CHANGE OF COURSE OF A WATER RACE

WILLIAM RUTHERFORD, of Waipiata, farmer, hereby gives notice that he has applied for a change in the point of intake and course of a water race held by the applicant under Number 1494 (Naseby), the new point of intake commencing at a point in the Naseby Sludge Channel approximately 100 yards above the present intake running thence in a westerly direction through Section 21, Block VII, Maniototo District, being Crown leasehold land occupied by Charles Lawrence John Inder, of Ranfurly, farmer; thence across the Waipiata-Naseby Road into Section 20, Block VII, being Crown leasehold land belonging to Edwin John Forrester, of Ranfurly, farmer; thence in a southerly direction through Sections 18, 1389R, and 22, Block VII, Maniototo District, all being freehold land belonging to the said Charles Lawrence John Inder and meeting the original race in the said Section 22.

The application and all objections thereto will be heard on Tuesday the 11th day of May 1965, at 10 a.m., at the Warden’s Court, at Cromwell, and all objections must be filed in the Registrar’s Office and notified to the applicant or his solicitors at least three days before the time so appointed.

WILLIAM RUTHERFORD.

By his solicitors:

FRASER, MACDONALD, AND MARTIN.

Address for service: at the offices of Fraser, Macdonald, and Martin, Solicitors, Pery Street, Ranfurly.

4975

THE MINING ACT 1926

APPLICATION FOR A CHANGE OF COURSE OF A WATER RACE

JOHN DENSEM SMITH, of Kyeburn, farmer, James Alexander William Smith, of Kyeburn, farmer, and Evelyn Joyce Smith, of Kyeburn, married woman, hereby give notice that they have applied for a change in the point of intake and course of a water race held by the applicants under Number 4218 (Cromwell), the new point of intake commencing on the Kyeburn River at the same point of intake as water race licence No. 4219; thence in a southerly direction into Section 23, Block VIII, Maniototo District, being leasehold land owned by Walton Robert Brown, of Kyeburn, farmer; thence across the Lower to Upper Kyeburn Road in a westerly direction into Section 24, Block VIII, of the said district; thence in a southerly direction into Section 25, Block VIII; thence across the Naseby-Kyeburn Road in a westerly direction through Section 15, Block VIII, into Section 11, Block VIII, joining the original race in Section 11. Section 24 being leasehold land owned by William John Strode, of Kyeburn, farmer, Sections 15 and 25 being leasehold land owned by the applicants and Section 11 being freehold land owned by the applicants.