21 OCTOBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3095

Private Bill

The National Bank of New Zealand Limited Notice of Intention to Apply for Leave to Introduce Bill

Take notice that The National Bank of New Zealand Limited intends to promote a Private Bill, the objects of which are to provide for:

(a) The transfer to The National Bank of New Zealand Limited of the undertaking of The Rural Bank Limited;

(b) The dissolution of The Rural Bank Limited; and

(c) The repeal of the Rural Banking and Finance Corporation of New Zealand Act 1989; and

(d) Various consequential amendments and related matters.

The promoter of the Bill is The National Bank of New Zealand Limited, whose address to which communications or notices concerning the Bill may be sent is The National Bank of New Zealand Limited, P.O. Box 1791, Wellington.

A copy of the Bill may be inspected during office hours in accordance with Standing Order 273 of the House of Representatives at the District Court, Wellington.

A copy of the Bill is available for inspection at the offices of the solicitors to the promoter, Chapman Tripp Sheffeld Young, Sixth Floor, Grey Street, Wellington.

The National Bank of New Zealand Limited, per:
STEPHEN McKAY WEIR, Company Secretary.

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Departmental Notices

Conservation

Conservation Act 1987

Appointment of Members and Chairpersons to Conservation Boards

Pursuant to section 6P of the Conservation Act 1987, I hereby appoint the following persons to Conservation Boards:

Northland Conservation Board

Richard John Drake, farmer of North Auckland;
Neil Clements, farmer of Dargaville;
Gloria Hareruia Herbert, Maori liaison officer of North Hokianga;
Gregory Charles Innes, managing director of Whangarei;
Neil David Mitchell, Director of Environmental Science at Auckland University;
Whetu Ite Tonga Naera, farmer and chairperson of the Te Runanga A Iwi O Ngapuhi o Kaikohe;
Samuel Kevin Prime, farm manager of Kawakawa;
Wendy Ann Sporle, farmer of Kaitaia;
Grendon Sullivan, tourist operator of Kaitaia; and
Stephen Leonard Westgate, consultant in resource management of Whangarei.

Auckland Conservation Board

Ernest Albert James Holdaway, farmer of Auckland;
William Andrew Maxwell Burrill, farmer of Papatoetoe;
Ewen Kenneth Cameron, botanist of Auckland;
Bruce William Hayward, geologist of Auckland;
Whetu Marama McGregor, retired of Great Barrier Island;
Graeme Murdoch, historian of Auckland;
Derelys Joan Pigneguy, charter boat operator of Auckland;
Te Warena Taua, ethnologist of Auckland;
Lynne Raewyn Trafford, executive director of Auckland; and
Barbara Mary Waller, housewife of Helensville.

Bay of Plenty Conservation Board

Jean Christensen, teacher of Rotorua;
Caroline Bennett, deputy principal of Rotorua;
Arihia Carrington, private consultant of Opotiki;
Stephen John Coyle, lawyer of Ohope;
Terry Healy, research professor of Hamilton;
Robert Anthony Regnault, land information officer of Rotorua;
Donald Mark Roberts, farmer of Tauranga;
Ngahuia Rowson, research co-ordinator of Whakatane;
Wiparera William Te Kani, Iwi development officer of Tauranga; and
Joseph Hohepa White, retired of Rotorua.

Waikato Conservation Board

Gordon Keith Stephenson, farmer of Putaruru;
Maureen Judith Cole, farmer of Pokeno;
William Graham Garland, farming businessman of Cambridge;
Sandra Anne Goudie, dairy farmer of Thames;
Michael King, writer/historian of Whangamata;
David Alexander Lawrie, farmer of Pukekohe;
Rangi Mahuta, environmental manager of Pukekohe;
Liane Debra Ngamane, researcher of Thames; and
George Tutaki, freezing worker of Te Kuiti.

East Coast Conservation Board

Toko Joseph Te Maipi, retired of Opotiki;