New Zealand Gazette – 1974 – No. 86

Page 1883

✨ Financial and Infrastructure Notices

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

5 SEPTEMBER

1883

New Zealand Government Railways—Schedule of Civil Engineering and Building Contracts of $20,000 or More in Value

Name of Work	Successful Tenderer	Amount of Tender Accepted $
Upgrading of the Erua Group Culvert	Tar Crete Ltd., P.O. Box 395, Te Kuiti	46,631.00

T. M. SMALL, General Manager.

Transfer by the State Advances 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 State Advances Corporation of New Zealand hereby transfers all its interest, rights, and powers under the instruments 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

DUNEDIN SUPREME COURT REGISTRY

Dated this 29th day of August 1974.

The State Advances Corporation of New Zealand by:

D. B. SISLEY, acting for the said Corporation pursuant to section 13 of the State Advances Corporation Act 1965.

Transfer by the State Advances 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 State Advances Corporation of New Zealand hereby transfers all its interests, rights, and powers under the instruments 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

INVERCARGILL SUPREME COURT REGISTRY

Dated this 29th day of August 1974.

The State Advances Corporation of New Zealand by:

E. F. PAULL, acting for the said Corporation pursuant to section 13 of the State Advances Corporation Act 1965.

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🚂 Civil Engineering and Building Contracts for New Zealand Government Railways

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsRailways, Civil Engineering, Building Contracts, Tar Crete Ltd., Erua Group Culvert
👩‍💼 Officials

T. M. Small, General Manager

💰 Transfer of Security Instruments from State Advances Corporation to Rural Banking and Finance Corporation

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
Dated29 August 1974
KeywordsSecurity Instruments, Chattels Transfer Act, State Advances Corporation, Rural Banking and Finance Corporation, Dunedin Supreme Court Registry
👱🏽 Names

24 names identified

J. J. Nicolson, Grantor of security instrument
A. S. Kensington, Grantor of security instrument
J. W. Quested, Grantor of security instrument
G. D. and W. S. Rivett, Grantor of security instrument
K. F. Sutherland, Grantor of security instrument
R. W. Pile, Grantor of security instrument (Partnership)
W. Sinclair (Jnr), Grantor of security instrument
S. J. Govan, Grantor of security instrument
L. H. Livesey, Grantor of security instrument
L. V. Linwood, Grantor of security instrument
L. G. Keicher, Grantor of security instrument
A. J. and A. M. Harrex, Grantor of security instrument
G. J. P. McLennan, Grantor of security instrument
G. R. Beattie, Grantor of security instrument
H. K. Blaikie, Grantor of security instrument
J. G. Bason, Grantor of security instrument
G. G. T. W. Ellison, Grantor of security instrument
R. G. Hamilton, Grantor of security instrument
N. I. Groves, Grantor of security instrument
E. and A. C. Parcell, Grantor of security instrument
F. R. Pile, Grantor of security instrument
T. C. Hacquoil, Grantor of security instrument
A. M. McDonnell, Grantor of security instrument
D. C. Braid, Grantor of security instrument

👩‍💼 Officials

D. B. Sisley, acting for the State Advances Corporation

💰 Transfer of Security Instruments from State Advances Corporation to Rural Banking and Finance Corporation

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
Dated29 August 1974
KeywordsSecurity Instruments, Chattels Transfer Act, State Advances Corporation, Rural Banking and Finance Corporation, Invercargill Supreme Court Registry
👱🏽 Names

14 names identified

J. H. Herron, Grantor of security instrument
J. Halliday, Grantor of security instrument
J. M. Baird, Grantor of security instrument
G. T. Coghlan, Grantor of security instrument
T. E. E., R. M. and E. V. Bryant, Grantor of security instrument
J. N., G. W. and A. R. Senior, Grantor of security instrument
L. H. McLellan, Grantor of security instrument
G. D. McKenzie, Grantor of security instrument
R. A. and M. M. Lowrey, Grantor of security instrument
A. G. Sherriff, Grantor of security instrument
A. L. Bennett, Grantor of security instrument
I. G. Munro, Grantor of security instrument
H. T. Stodart, Grantor of security instrument
F. H. and J. M. Dawson, Grantor of security instrument

👩‍💼 Officials

E. F. Paull, acting for the State Advances Corporation

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