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✨ Partnership and Savings Bank Notices

1134
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 30

Column 1
Name

Frances Ann Porter ....
Rita Maude Preston ....
Lloyd Edwin Raines ....
Leonard Thomas Ransom
Albert William Richards
Margaret Elizabeth Richardson
James Oliver Riddell ....
Anthony Alexander Roberts ....
Alan Walter Roberts ....
Raymond Horace Roberts
Annie Cecilia Robinson ....
Patricia Amelia Roc ....
Fraser Bell Ross ....
John Edward Ross ....
Paul Alfred Cotton Rowley ....
Bernard Stanley Rundle ....
Stewart Clyde Saint ....
Robert Beechen Scott ....
The Trustees Executors and Agency Company of New Zealand Limited ....
John Sievers Shields ....
Charles Gerald Wilfred Skerton ....
Elaine Mollie Smith ....
Leonard Edward Spelman
Stafford Pearce Limited ....
Marie Staton ....
Douglas Bickett Stevenson
Leslie Norman Sutton ....
Kathleen Ailsa Swanger ....
Edward Stockley and Patricia Mary Stockley
William John Stone ....
Doreen Mary Taylor ....
Patricia Joan Thomas ....
William Richard Tonkin and Arthur Tunnicliff ....
Graham John Tunnicliff ....
James Lory Trimble ....
Hart Alfred Frederick Udy
Cornelis Vreeburg ....
Nancy Moore Wardell ....
The Public Trustee ....
Colin Beaven Wilkinson ....
Elia Mary Willett ....
Mary Elizabeth Newland
H. Wilson ....
Rosalie Mary Witheel ....
Peter Richard Worsersley
Patrick Joseph Woodhouse
Lillian Isabel Woods ....
Kwong Hon Yip ....
Lois Young ....
Bernard John Zeinert ....

Luke, Cunningham & Clere, Solicitors to the Partnership,
P.O. Box 159, Wellington.
1138

Column 2
Place of Residence

Wellington
Oamaru
Invercargill
Stokes Valley
Christchurch
Wellington
Wanganui
Havelock North
Raumati Beach
Wellington
Christchurch
Levin
Timaru
Ashburton
Tuatapere
Wellington
Levin
Christchurch
Wellington
Nelson
Wellington
Taupo
Auckland
Cambridge
Auckland
Wellington
Palmerston North
Dunedin
Napier
Motueka
Hastings
Hamilton
Christchurch
Pahiatua
Linden
Christchurch
Havelock North
Invercargill
Waverley
Whangarei
Leeston
Christchurch
Christchurch
Wellington
Dunedin
Levin

Column 3
Amount of Capital Contributed $

5,000
2,000
5,000
2,000
3,000
1,000
1,000
3,000
1,000
5,000
1,000
3,000
3,000
1,000
2,000
5,000
3,000
3,000
2,000
4,000
9,000
8,000
3,000
8,000
2,000
3,000
3,000
10,000
10,000
4,000
3,000
3,000
5,000
6,000
3,000
3,000
5,000
3,000
5,000
5,000
2,000
6,000

TRUSTEE SAVINGS BANK AMENDMENT ACT 1968

Pursuant to section 25 of the Trustee Savings Bank Act 1948, (as substituted by section 2 of the Trustee Savings Bank Amendment Act 1968) the Bay of Plenty Savings Bank hereby gives notice that it has made the following grants:

BAY OF PLENTY SAVINGS BANK
DONATIONS 1978-79

Educational:
BOPSB Educational Scholarships: 4 @ $250 1,000
BOPSB Educational Scholarship Trust Fund 2,000
Rotorua Primary School—special class 50
Paengaroa Primary School—core library 100
Taupo Intermediate School—swimming pool 50
Tauranga Intermediate School—library 50
Tauranga Community College—library fund 50

St. Mary’s School, Rotorua—sports equipment 50
McKillop College, Rotorua—copy machine 50
Owhata Primary School—swimming pool 50
St. Michael’s School, Rotorua—projector 50
Galatea School—library 50
Rotorua Plunket Society—Karitane Nurse Bursary 100
Federated Farmers BOP Province—Orchard Cadet Bursary Scheme 100
St. Joseph’s Convent School, Te Puna—sports equipment 50
Katikati Primary School 1,000
Adult Literacy Group (Tauranga) 25

4,825

Infants and Children:
Free Kindergarten Association
Rotorua 500
Tauranga 250
Playcentres
Rotorua 175
Tauranga 175
Eastern Suburbs Kindergarten, Rotorua 30
Birthright
Opotiki 40
Rotorua 40
Taupo 40
Tauranga 40
Whakatane 40
Mount Maunganui 40

1,545

Physically and Intellectually Handicapped:
I.H.C.
Mount Maunganui 50
Opotiki 50
Rotorua 100
Taupo 50
Te Puke 50
Whakatane 50
N.Z. Hard of Hearing
Rotorua 40
Tauranga 40
Te Puke 40
Paraplegic
Rotorua 40
Western Bay of Plenty (Mt. Maunganui) 40
Crippled Children’s Society
Opotiki 40
Rotorua 40
Taupo 40
Urewera Sub-branch (Murupara) 40
Care and Craft Centre, Western BOP, Tauranga 40
Care and Craft Centre, Fenton Park, Rotorua 40
Riding for Disabled, Rotorua 40
Riding for Disabled, Tauranga 40
Te Hiranui Special School, Whakatane 40

1,050

Medical:
Combined BOP: Rotorua/Taupo
Post Graduate Medical Societies 750
BOPSB Medical Foundation
Established 1978 with an initial grant of 1,000

1,750

Welfare and Social Services:
Society St. Vincent de Paul 40
The Salvation Army 100
Bay of Plenty Area 250
Plunket Societies
Opotiki 40
Rotorua 40
Taupo 40
Tauranga 40
Otumoetai 40
Te Puke 40
Pongakawa 40
Whakatane 40
Edgecumbe 40
Katikati 40
Greerton 40
Kawerau 40
Mount Maunganui 40

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Parliament House (depicted) was completed in 1918 and remains the primary seat of Parliament.

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🏭 Notice of Special Partnership for Levin 2 Mall (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated30 March 1979
KeywordsPartnership Act 1908, Special Partnership, Levin 2 Mall, Certificate of Partners, Capital Contributions
👱🏽 Names

52 names identified

Frances Ann Porter, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Rita Maude Preston, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Lloyd Edwin Raines, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Leonard Thomas Ransom, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Albert William Richards, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Margaret Elizabeth Richardson, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
James Oliver Riddell, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Anthony Alexander Roberts, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Alan Walter Roberts, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Raymond Horace Roberts, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Annie Cecilia Robinson, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Patricia Amelia Roc, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Fraser Bell Ross, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
John Edward Ross, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Paul Alfred Cotton Rowley, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Bernard Stanley Rundle, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Stewart Clyde Saint, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Robert Beechen Scott, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
The Trustees Executors and Agency Company of New Zealand Limited, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
John Sievers Shields, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Charles Gerald Wilfred Skerton, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Elaine Mollie Smith, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Leonard Edward Spelman, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Stafford Pearce Limited, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Marie Staton, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Douglas Bickett Stevenson, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Leslie Norman Sutton, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Kathleen Ailsa Swanger, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Edward Stockley, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Patricia Mary Stockley, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
William John Stone, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Doreen Mary Taylor, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Patricia Joan Thomas, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
William Richard Tonkin, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Arthur Tunnicliff, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Graham John Tunnicliff, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
James Lory Trimble, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Hart Alfred Frederick Udy, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Cornelis Vreeburg, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Nancy Moore Wardell, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
The Public Trustee, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Colin Beaven Wilkinson, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Elia Mary Willett, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Mary Elizabeth Newland, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
H. Wilson, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Rosalie Mary Witheel, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Peter Richard Worsersley, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Patrick Joseph Woodhouse, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Lillian Isabel Woods, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Kwong Hon Yip, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Lois Young, Partner in Levin 2 Mall
Bernard John Zeinert, Partner in Levin 2 Mall

👩‍💼 Officials

Luke, Cunningham & Clere, Solicitors to the Partnership

💰 Bay of Plenty Savings Bank Donations 1978-79

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
KeywordsTrustee Savings Bank, Donations, Educational, Infants and Children, Physically and Intellectually Handicapped, Medical, Welfare and Social Services
👩‍💼 Officials

Bay of Plenty Savings Bank

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