New Zealand Gazette – 1975 – No. 53

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✨ Transfer of Security Instruments

Transfer by the Housing Corporation of New Zealand to the Rural Banking and Finance Corporation of New Zealand 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 as successor to 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
NELSON SUPREME COURT REGISTRY
Gibson, M. H. and L. M.	246/70	Stock and plant.
Gibson, M. H. and L. M.	250/70	Stock and plant.
Reay-Mackey, K.	157/70	Stock and plant.
Wilkinson, J. R.	150/70	Stock and plant.
Harvey, G. G. F. and L. G.	154/70	Stock and plant.
Burnett, G. V. and J. F.	155/70	Stock and plant.
Lewis, J. O. and A. P.	171/70	Stock.
Talley, P. I. and Bloomfield, R. J.	196/70	Plant.
Mead, P.	161/70	Stock and plant.
Booth, P. S.	199/70	Stock.
Taylor, J. E. and J.	167/70	Stock and plant.
Page, F. J.	206/70	Stock.
Page, L. J.	207/70	Stock.
Jones, B. N.	208/70	Stock and plant.
Jordan, P. H.	203/70	Stock.
Jordan, J. W.	224/70	Stock.
O'Connor, K. J.	152/70	Stock.
Goulter, J. J. W. and P. M.	232/70	Stock.
BLENHEIM SUPREME COURT REGISTRY
Action-Adams, P. A.	191/70	Stock and plant.
Dysart, K. M.	190/70	Stock.
Bryant, M. R.	119/70	Stock.
Newman, B.	154/70	Stock.
Vavasour, B. J.	153/70	Stock.
Mills, R. J. and E. J.	219/65	Stock and plant.
Kennedy, D. S.	118/70	Stock.
GREYMOUTH SUPREME COURT REGISTRY
Tomlinson, I. N.	131/70	Stock and plant.
Cross, D. G.	130/70	Stock and plant.
Livingston, J. C.	129/70	Stock.
Tomlinson, R. H.	66/70	Stock.
Robb, I. T. and J. M.	59/70	Stock and plant.
Fearn, J. H.	64/70	Stock and plant.
Jones, W. P., P. W., and P. J.	92/70	Stock.
Cotter, R. and M. E.	77/70	Stock.

Dated this 14th day of May 1975.

The Housing Corporation of New Zealand by:

W. H. BOYES, acting for the said Corporation pursuant to section 15 of the Housing Corporation Act 1974.

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 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
Anderson, C. R.	739/73	Stock.
Barnett, C. A. and T. A.	702/73	Stock.
Mead, J. A.	735/73	Stock.
Yates, E. A.	691/73	Stock.
Hall, D. W.	685/73	Stock.
Ludemann, R. D.	782/73	Stock.
Hugtenburg, R.	861/73	Stock and plant.
Lee, W. M.	914/73	Stock.
Darling, J. L.	937/73	Stock.
Anderson, M. S.	864/73	Stock.
Booth, G. D. and E. E.	926/73	Stock.
Rivers, M. A.	870/73	Stock.
Hogg, R. F.	923/73	Stock.
Marett, N. W.	1034/73	Stock.
Robertson, P. T.	1030/73	Stock.
Thompson, A. H. and J. H.	979/73	Stock.

Dated this 2nd day of May 1975.

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.

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💰 Transfer of Security Instruments by Housing Corporation (continued from previous page)

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
Dated14 May 1975
KeywordsTransfer, Security Instruments, Housing Corporation, Rural Banking, Chattels Transfer Act
👱🏽 Names

44 names identified

M. H. Gibson, Grantor of security instrument
L. M. Gibson, Grantor of security instrument
K. Reay-Mackey, Grantor of security instrument
J. R. Wilkinson, Grantor of security instrument
G. G. F. Harvey, Grantor of security instrument
L. G. Harvey, Grantor of security instrument
G. V. Burnett, Grantor of security instrument
J. F. Burnett, Grantor of security instrument
J. O. Lewis, Grantor of security instrument
A. P. Lewis, Grantor of security instrument
P. I. Talley, Grantor of security instrument
R. J. Bloomfield, Grantor of security instrument
P. Mead, Grantor of security instrument
P. S. Booth, Grantor of security instrument
J. E. Taylor, Grantor of security instrument
J. Taylor, Grantor of security instrument
F. J. Page, Grantor of security instrument
L. J. Page, Grantor of security instrument
B. N. Jones, Grantor of security instrument
P. H. Jordan, Grantor of security instrument
J. W. Jordan, Grantor of security instrument
K. J. O'Connor, Grantor of security instrument
J. J. W. Goulter, Grantor of security instrument
P. M. Goulter, Grantor of security instrument
P. A. Action-Adams, Grantor of security instrument
K. M. Dysart, Grantor of security instrument
M. R. Bryant, Grantor of security instrument
B. Newman, Grantor of security instrument
B. J. Vavasour, Grantor of security instrument
R. J. Mills, Grantor of security instrument
E. J. Mills, Grantor of security instrument
D. S. Kennedy, Grantor of security instrument
I. N. Tomlinson, Grantor of security instrument
D. G. Cross, Grantor of security instrument
J. C. Livingston, Grantor of security instrument
R. H. Tomlinson, Grantor of security instrument
I. T. Robb, Grantor of security instrument
J. M. Robb, Grantor of security instrument
J. H. Fearn, Grantor of security instrument
W. P. Jones, Grantor of security instrument
P. W. Jones, Grantor of security instrument
P. J. Jones, Grantor of security instrument
R. Cotter, Grantor of security instrument
M. E. Cotter, Grantor of security instrument

👩‍💼 Officials

W. H. Boyes, acting for the Housing Corporation of New Zealand

💰 Transfer of Security Instruments by Housing Corporation

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
Dated2 May 1975
KeywordsTransfer, Security Instruments, Housing Corporation, Rural Banking, Chattels Transfer Act
👱🏽 Names

19 names identified

C. R. Anderson, Grantor of security instrument
C. A. Barnett, Grantor of security instrument
T. A. Barnett, Grantor of security instrument
J. A. Mead, Grantor of security instrument
E. A. Yates, Grantor of security instrument
D. W. Hall, Grantor of security instrument
R. D. Ludemann, Grantor of security instrument
R. Hugtenburg, Grantor of security instrument
W. M. Lee, Grantor of security instrument
J. L. Darling, Grantor of security instrument
M. S. Anderson, Grantor of security instrument
G. D. Booth, Grantor of security instrument
E. E. Booth, Grantor of security instrument
M. A. Rivers, Grantor of security instrument
R. F. Hogg, Grantor of security instrument
N. W. Marett, Grantor of security instrument
P. T. Robertson, Grantor of security instrument
A. H. Thompson, Grantor of security instrument
J. H. Thompson, Grantor of security instrument

👩‍💼 Officials

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

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