1496
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 42

No.
Area

105 Lot 2, part Allotment 158, Section 10, D.P. 68774, C.T. 40C/6.
105 Lot 2, part Allotment 158, Section 10, D.P. 68774, C.T. 40C/7.
105 Lot 2, part Allotment 158, Section 10, D.P. 68774, C.T. 40C/8.
105 Lot 2, part Allotment 158, Section 10, D.P. 68774, C.T. 40C/9.
105 Lot 2, part Allotment 158, Section 10, D.P. 68774, C.T. 40C/11.
107 Lot 1, part Allotment 158, Section 10, D.P. 68774, C.T. 25A/75.

Situated on Taylors Road:
105 Part Lots 2 and 3, part Allotment 169, Section 10, D.T. 44945, C.T. 1536/41.
102 Lot 3, part Allotment 169, Section 10, D.P. 7699, C.T. 221/299.

Situated on Lyon Avenue:
2 Lot 5, part Allotment 169, Section 10, D.P. 7699, C.T. 205/152.
4 Lot 7, part Allotment 169, Section 10, D.P. 7699, C.T. 198/107.
6 Lot 8, part Allotment 169, Section 10, D.P. 7699, C.T. 198/106.

Situated on Fowlds Road:
2 Lot 2, part Allotment 158, Section 10, D.P. 19126, C.T. 1118/39.

Situated on Balmoral Road:
264 Lot 15, part Allotment 143, Section 10, D.P. DR049, C.T. 520/277.
262 Part Allotment 143, Section 10, D.P. 80763, C.T. 35D/1372.
262 Part Allotment 143, Section 10, D.P. 80763, C.T. 37B/1025.
262 Part Allotment 143, Section 10, D.P. 80763, C.T. 37B/1025.
260 Lots 17, 18 and 54, and part Lot 53, part Allotment 143, Section 10, D.P. DR049 (blue), 1577/8.
256 Lot 1, part Allotment 143, Section 10, D.P. 74633, C.T. 985/231.
254 Part Lot 21, part Allotment 143, Section 10, D.P. DR049 (blue), 520/273.
250 Lot 1, part Allotment 143, Section 10, D.P. 30426, C.T. 784/36.
242–244 Lot 2, part Allotment 143, Section 10, D.P. 50148, C.T. 2071/44.
240 Lot 3, part Allotment 143, Section 10, D.P. 50148, C.T. 2047/82.
238 Part Lot 24, part Allotment 143, Section 10, D.P. DR049 (blue), 520/235.
234–236 Lot 25, part Allotment 143, Section 10, D.P. DR049 (blue), 519/222.

The plans are available for inspection at the office of the Secretary, or the Chief Engineer, Roads, Auckland Regional Authority, Auckland.

I hereby certify that the above resolution was passed at a meeting of the Auckland Regional Authority held on the 20th day of February 1978.

J. H. COULAM, Secretary.

1686

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership known as Sunway Products Limited, carried on in Palmerston North for the period prior to 31 March 1974, by John Victor Evans, of Palmerston North, company director, and John McKay Hadcroft, of Auckland, product designer, is by deed of dissolution of partnership, dated the 8th day of May 1978, dissolved and of no further effect. All continuing liabilities of the said partnership shall henceforth be the sole and absolute responsibility of John McKay Hadcroft.

P. W. SMITH, for
Martelli, McKegg, Wells & Cormack, Barristers and Solicitors.
1743

THE CHARITABLE TRUSTS ACT 1957

IN the matter of the Charitable Trusts Act 1957, and in the matter of a notice of application for approval of a scheme under Part III of the Charitable Trusts Act 1957:

NOTICE is hereby given that Leslie Vivian James, of Dannevirke, farmer (hereinafter called “the applicant”), as trustee of the will of Donald Henry Rose, late of Dannevirke, farmer, deceased, has filed in the office of the Supreme Court at Palmerston North an application for approval of a scheme to dispose of a fund which now has a value of approximately $4,000 and which is held in trust by the applicant.

The fund consists of:

(a) The sum of $1,000 which under the will of the late Donald Henry Rose, was intended for “the Dannevirke Hospital Board for the provision of comforts, furnishings, and other amenities in the old people’s home established, or to be established by the Board at Dannevirke”.

(b) The sum of $500, which under the will of the late Donald Henry Rose, was intended for “the Hawke’s Bay Branch of the Intellectually Handicapped Children’s Parents Association (Incorporated), for the purposes of the Fairhaven Shortstay Home, Hawke’s Bay”.

(c) The sum of $1,077.32 which the executors, with the consent of the residuary beneficiaries, retained to cover expenses involved in disposing of the two legacies previously referred to.

(d) Interest earned on the foregoing sums.

THE scheme proposes that the fund be disposed of as follows:

(a) In payment of legal costs and disbursements in such sums as the Supreme Court may order.

(b) The balance of the fund be divided into three equal shares and that:

(i) Two such shares be paid to the Presbyterian Social Services Association for the provision of comforts, furnishings, and other amenities in the old people’s home established, or to be established by the Association at Dannevirke.

(ii) One share be paid to the Dannevirke Hospital Board for the purposes of the Board’s short-stay facilities at the Dannevirke Hospital.

This scheme has been prepared because it was impossible to give effect to the original legacies for the following reasons:

(a) In the case of the legacy of $1,000 because the Dannevirke Hospital Board has not established an old people’s home at Dannevirke and has no intentions of doing so. The Presbyterian Social Services Association (the proposed recipient of this legacy) has established the only old people’s home at Dannevirke.

(b) In the case of the $500 legacy the intended beneficiary had disposed of the home for which the legacy was intended prior to the death of the deceased and has no intentions of establishing any similar home. The Dannevirke Hospital Board (the proposed recipient of this legacy) has established short-stay facilities at Dannevirke Hospital.

Copies of the scheme and the report of the Solicitor-General thereon may be inspected free of charge at the office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Palmerston North, and at the offices of the applicant’s solicitors, Messrs Lloyd, Dodson and Gartrell, 9 Ward Street, Dannevirke. The date proposed for the hearing of the application is Friday, the 7th day of July 1978. Any person desiring to oppose the scheme is hereby required to give written notice of his intentions to the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Palmerston North, and to the Solicitor-General, and to the applicant, not less than seven (7) clear days before that date.

B. R. DODSON, Solicitor for the Applicant.

1670

STAFF HOUSING LOAN 1977—$50,000. RESOLUTION TO BORROW AND APPROPRIATE SPECIAL RATE

SPECIAL ORDER

THE Marlborough Catchment and Regional Water Board, in pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred on it by the Local Authorities Loans Act 1956, and with the sanction of the Local Authorities Loans Board, hereby resolves by way of special order as follows: