31 JULY
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
NOTICE OF PRIVATE BILL
THE MANAWATU PATRIOTIC SOCIETY BILL
THE Manawatu Patriotic Society hereby gives notice that it
intends to apply for leave to bring in the above-mentioned
Private Bill during the present session of Parliament.
The objects of the Bill are:

1. To amalgamate the funds of the Manawatu Patriotic
   Society, which comprise the "Anzac Fund" and the "Sick and
   Wounded Fund", and to provide that until the expiration of
   the lst day of January 1990 the same shall be held by the
   society as a war fund for the purpose of making grants and
   donations for relief and other charitable purposes to officers
   and men who enlisted in Palmerston North and the County
   of Kairanga and served in the 1914-1919 War and to the
   dependants of such officers and men.
2. To authorise the society to sell the premises used by
   the Palmerston North Returned Services' Association (Incor-
   porated) for many years as a soldiers' club.
3. To authorise the society to lend the whole or part of the
   proceeds of the sale of those premises to the Palmerston North
   Returned Services' Association (Incorporated) on the security
   of a second mortgage.
4. To provide for the dissolution of the society as from the
   lst day of January 1990 and the vesting of all real and personal
   property then held by the society in the Palmerston North
   Returned Services' Association (Incorporated), subject to that
   association holding the said property for a period of 20 years
   thereafter upon trust for the purpose mentioned in paragraph
   1 of this notice.
   The promoter of the Bill is the Manawatu Patriotic Society.
   A copy of the Bill may be inspected at the offices of Messrs
   Cooper, Rapley, Bennett, and Thomson, Solicitors, 103 Rangi-
   tikei Street, Palmerston North, during normal office hours,
   Monday to Friday (both days inclusive); and communications
   or notices to the promoter may be sent to that address or to
   P.O. Box 612, Palmerston North.
   5743
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