4044 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 192

The Bill proposes to make provision relating to the grounds on
which enrolment might be refused at an integrated school established
by integration agreement between the Minister of Education and
the Dilworth Trust Board and to generally empower the Dilworth
Trust Board to enter into an integration agreement and to remove
any obligation of the Dilworth Trust Board to solicit and approve
applications in respect of boys resident in the Ulster Province of
Northern Ireland to be selected and maintained as pupils of Dilworth
School.

Communications or notices to the promoter of the Bill may be
sent to the Secretary, Dilworth Trust Board, Erin Street, Epsom,
Auckland 3, and a copy of the Bill may be inspected at the office
of the Dilworth Trust Board at the same address during usual
business hours.

The Dilworth Trust Board by its solicitor:

C. F. JENKINS.

4663

THE NEW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL BOARD
(EVELYN DOWLING TRUST) EMPOWERING BILL

THE Title of which is as follows:
An Act to enable The New Plymouth High School Board as trustee
of the residuary estate of Evelyn Love Dowling, out of a fund
established by her Will,—
(a) To continue to benefit pupils and former pupils of the New
Plymouth Boys High School, notwithstanding that that
school has ceased to be under the jurisdiction of the Board;
and
(b) To continue to benefit pupils and former pupils of the New
Plymouth Girls High School and of Spotswood College,
whether or not that school or college continues to be under
the jurisdiction of the Board; and
(c) To benefit pupils and former pupils of any other secondary
school that may hereafter come under the jurisdiction of
the Board, whether or not it continues to be under that
jurisdiction.

Notice is hereby given of the intention of The New Plymouth
High School Board to apply for leave to introduce into Parliament
during the present session a Private Bill intituled as above. The
objects of the Bill are as set out in the foregoing title.

Promoter of Bill: The New Plymouth High School Board.

Address to which communications or notices may be sent and
where a copy of the Bill may be inspected:

Care of Nicholson Kirkby Sheat & Co., Solicitors, corner Dawson
and Powderham Streets, P.O. Box 68, New Plymouth.

5466

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