Clause 10 (1): After rural standards add the proviso:

“that where a subdivision fronts Marshland Road, Main North Road, Cranford Street, Johns Road, or Russley Road the minimum frontage shall be not less than 660 ft.”

After subclause (d) include:

“Provided that any corner site shall have as a minimum depth 60 ft at any point in any direction from its frontage with any road line or private or proposed road line.”

Ordinance 10 (2): Add the following subclause to the proviso:

“(c) If it abutts into a proposed limited access road”.

Ordinance 10 (6): Add the following additional proviso:

“Provided that access to a rear site from a proposed limited access road shall be prohibited.”

Ordinance 10 (8A) (new ordinance): Insert between Ordinances 10 (8) and 10 (9):

“10 (8A) (1). Where land abutting a proposed limited access road is being subdivided the scheme of subdivision shall provide for each allotment which has frontage to a proposed limited access road with an additional legal frontage from a road other than a limited access road or proposed limited access road and the frontage other than to the limited access road or proposed limited access road as provided shall comply with the frontage requirements of these ordinances.

“10 (8A) (2). Where land abutting a proposed limited access road is being subdivided and has a common boundary with a property abutting a proposed limited access road for which no alternative legal access is available, provision shall be made in the scheme of subdivision for such an alternative legal access.”

Ordinance 10 (9): Add the following subclause:

“(2) Where land abutting a proposed limited access road is subdivided the scheme plan shall show the proposed provision for alternative legal access required by this ordinance.”

Append the following schedule.

Appendix D: Proposed limited access roads:

Russley Road: East side from a point 42 chains north of Yaldhurst Road to Harewood Road.

Johns Road: North side full length. South side from Russley Road to a point 48 chains from Main North Road.

K. MACLACHLAN, County Clerk.

County Office, Fendalton, 11 August 1965. 5931

NILSEN ELECTRICAL SALES (AUST.) PROPRIETARY LTD.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CEASE TO HAVE A PLACE OF BUSINESS IN NEW ZEALAND

PURSUANT to section 405 of the Companies Act 1955, Nilsen Electrical Sales (Aust.) Proprietary Ltd., of 45–47 Bourke Street, Melbourne, in the State of Victoria, Australia, hereby gives notice of its intention to cease to have a place of business in New Zealand after the 30th day of November 1964.

Dated this 2nd day of August 1965.

NILSEN ELECTRICAL SALES (AUST.) PROPRIETARY LTD.

By its Attorney: B. N. VICKERMAN.

5847

THE CHARITABLE TRUSTS ACT 1957

NOTICE OF JUDGMENT REFUSING AN ORDER

IN the matter of a motion for an order approving a scheme filed under Part III of the Charitable Trusts Act 1957, whereas, by virtue of a will dated 25 January 1938, Arthur Powys Whatman gave, devised, and bequeathed a property known as “Panama” to the Wairarapa Hospital Board upon trust to use the same as a convalescent or rest home for the sick, aged, or needy and for persons convalescing or recovering from sickness or ill health; and whereas the Wairarapa Hospital Board was desirous of transferring the said property to the Wellington Presbyterian Social Services Association Incorporated, pursuant to a scheme prepared and submitted under Part III of the above Act; and whereas, pursuant to section 53 of the above Act, the Wairarapa Hospital Board applied to the Supreme Court at Masterton for an order approving the said scheme; and whereas the motion was heard in the Supreme Court at Wellington on Friday the 25th day of June 1965, notice is hereby given, pursuant to section 54 of the above Act, that on the 16th day of July 1965 the Court gave judgment refusing the said order on the following grounds:

(a) The proposed scheme involves the selling of the “Panama” property contrary to the wishes of the deceased;

(b) It is reasonably practicable to retain “Panama” and to use it for the benefit of the aged and needy; and

(c) The retention of “Panama” and its use for the above-mentioned charitable purposes is more in accord with the intention of the deceased than the proposed scheme.

E. M. COMERFORD,

Registrar of the Supreme Court of Masterton.

5952

TRUSTEE SAVINGS BANKS ACT 1948

GRANTS BY TRUSTEE SAVINGS BANKS

THE following are particulars of grants approved by the Minister of Finance in terms of the Trustee Savings Banks Act 1948.

R. R. CARROLL, for Secretary to the Treasury.

AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK