New Zealand Gazette – 1974 – No. 110

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✨ Miscellaneous Notices

Transfer by the Housing Corporation of New Zealand to the Rural Banking and Finance Corporation of Certain Instruments by Way of Security

PURSUANT to section 41 of the Rural Banking and Finance Corporation Act 1974, the Housing Corporation of New Zealand hereby transfers all its interest, rights, and powers under the instrument by way of security under the Chattels Transfer Act 1924, respectively mentioned in the Schedule hereto to the Rural Banking and Finance Corporation of New Zealand.

SCHEDULE

Grantor	Number of Instrument	Property Secured
Pannett, D. G.	C. 244/71	Plant.
Kearney, P. J.	C. 267/71	Stock.
Vollweiler, J. A.	C. 282/71	Stock.
Scurr, T. T.	398/71	Stock.
Cronin, W. F.	C. 370/71	Stock and plant.
Phillips, R. A., and Children’s Trust	C. 371/71	Stock and plant.
Redshaw, M. A.	C. 372/71	Stock.
Hudson, G. E.	366/71	Stock.
Newlands, I. R.	408/71	Stock and plant.
Balchir, G. L.	457/71	Stock.
Mead, J. A.	C. 424/71	Stock.
Parks, A. P.	546/71	Stock.
Yates, L. J. and N. F.	538/71	Stock.
Mitchell, C. V.	545/71	Stock and plant.
Lee, W. M.	537/71	Plant.
Francis, M. I.	507/71	Stock.
Fletcher, I. F.	548/71	Stock.
Bissett, W.	543/71	Stock and plant.
Stewart, I. N.	517/71	Stock.
Miller, H. C.	542/71	Stock and plant.
McCall, D. H.	541/71	Stock and plant.
Kennedy, J. A. and Children’s Trust	579/71	Stock.
Black, D. M.	540/71	Stock.
Allan, C. J.	544/71	Stock and plant.
Elliott, G. W.	547/71	Stock.
Duncan, K. H.	539/71	Stock and plant.

Dated this 29th day of October 1974.

The Housing Corporation of New Zealand by:

D. B. SISLEY, acting for the said Corporation pursuant to section 15 of the Housing Corporation Act 1974.

Notice Under the Regulations Act 1936

PURSUANT to the Regulations Act 1936, notice is hereby given of the making of regulations as under:

Authority for Enactment	Title or Subject-matter	Serial Number	Date of Enactment	Price (Postage Free)
Social Security Act 1964	Drug Tariff 1974, Amendment No. 1	1974/265	1/11/74	5c
Section 34c, Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act 1964	Trustee Savings Banks (Government Securities) Order (No. 2) 1974, Amendment No. 1	1974/266	4/11/74	5c
Trustee Savings Banks Act 1948	Trustee Savings Banks Regulations 1949, Amendment No. 16	1974/267	4/11/74	5c
Trustee Savings Banks Act 1948	Trustee Savings Banks (Remuneration) Regulations 1965, Amendment No. 2	1974/268	4/11/74	5c

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💰 Transfer of Security Instruments

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
Dated29 October 1974
KeywordsHousing Corporation, Rural Banking and Finance Corporation, Chattels Transfer Act, Security Instruments
👱🏽 Names

27 names identified

D. G. Pannett, Grantor of security instrument
P. J. Kearney, Grantor of security instrument
J. A. Vollweiler, Grantor of security instrument
T. T. Scurr, Grantor of security instrument
W. F. Cronin, Grantor of security instrument
R. A. Phillips, Grantor of security instrument
M. A. Redshaw, Grantor of security instrument
G. E. Hudson, Grantor of security instrument
I. R. Newlands, Grantor of security instrument
G. L. Balchir, Grantor of security instrument
J. A. Mead, Grantor of security instrument
A. P. Parks, Grantor of security instrument
L. J. Yates, Grantor of security instrument
N. F. Yates, Grantor of security instrument
C. V. Mitchell, Grantor of security instrument
W. M. Lee, Grantor of security instrument
M. I. Francis, Grantor of security instrument
I. F. Fletcher, Grantor of security instrument
W. Bissett, Grantor of security instrument
I. N. Stewart, Grantor of security instrument
H. C. Miller, Grantor of security instrument
D. H. McCall, Grantor of security instrument
J. A. Kennedy, Grantor of security instrument
D. M. Black, Grantor of security instrument
C. J. Allan, Grantor of security instrument
G. W. Elliott, Grantor of security instrument
K. H. Duncan, Grantor of security instrument

👩‍💼 Officials

D. B. Sisley, acting for the Housing Corporation of New Zealand

🏛️ Regulations Act 1936 Notices

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsRegulations Act 1936, Regulations, Social Security, Reserve Bank, Trustee Savings Banks
👩‍💼 Officials

A. R. Shearer, Government Printer

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