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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 92

original land assets and other assets and bequests acquired by the Church or it subsequent to the said grants.

f. The Synod of the Diocese of Nelson has resolved that it is now just and desirable to vest the lands and other assets derived from the lands in a charitable trust for the benefit of the descendants of the original Maori owners of the lands.

g. The full names of the original Maori owners were contained in judgments in the Maori Land Court delivered in 1892 and 1893 and comprised Ngati Rarua and Atiawa manawhenua ki Motueka iwi.

h. There is no legal power to alter the objects of the Whakarewa School Trust Board to a wider extent than that contained in the Anglican Church Trusts Act 1981.

i. The Anglican Church Trusts Act 1981 only provides for a scheme of arrangement to transfer land assets and not significant other assets or funds held by the Board.

j. The descendants of the original Maori owners being the Ngati Rarua and Atiawa manawhenua ki Motueka iwi have incorporated a charitable trust in which it is desired to vest the remaining land and funds derived from the land.

k. Provision has been included in the Bill to protect the right of any other hapu or iwi to make or continue a claim to entitlement by whakapapa or otherwise to the original owners of the land in 1853 by claims to the Waitangi Tribunal, Maori Land Court, the High Court or any other Court of competent jurisdiction and to give effect to any decision which might be made in favour of such claimant subsequently.

l. The Bill further vests a power of review in the High Court of any decision made by the trustees as to who is to be entitled to be a beneficiary of the trust.

m. Consequent upon the passage of the Bill a provision is included for the dissolution of the Whakarewa School Trust Board.

n. Some of the funds held by the Whakarewa School Trust Board are acknowledged by the descendants of the original owners as not being derived from the lands and are to be vested in the Nelson Diocesan Trust Board for charitable purposes.

o. A large number of properties to be vested in the new trust pursuant to the Bill are subject to long term leases in respect of the houses built upon them. The provisions of the Bill provide that the assets vested in the new trust are subject to any liabilities or obligations existing at the date of such vesting i.e. the lessees of those properties will not be affected by the vesting. All that will occur is that there will be a different charitable trust as lessor but on exactly the same terms.

The promoters of the Bill are the trustees of the Ngati Rarua - Atiawa Iwi Trust—Paul Te Poa Kararoa Morgan, Robert Pinehia Stephens, Amoroa Luke, Russell James Thomas, Robert Michael Takarangi Park, Barry Matthew Mason, John Te Rangi Okiwa Morgan and Nicholas McDonald. The address to which communications or notices to the promoters may be sent is care of the offices of Gascoigne Wicks & Co, Solicitors, 79 High Street, P.O. Box 2, Blenheim (Fax 03 578-4080).

The District Court office at which a copy of the Bill may be inspected under Standing Order 273 of the Standing Orders of the House of Representatives is the District Court office at Bridge Street, Nelson.

P. T. P. K. Morgan, R. P. Stephens, A. Luke, R. J. Thomas, R. M. T. Park, B. M. Mason, J. T. R. O. Morgan, N. McDonald
The Trustees of the Ngati Rarua—Atiawa Iwi Trust by their solicitors, Gascoigne Wicks & Co, per:

R. D. CROSBY.

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Government Notices

Agriculture and Fisheries

Animals Act 1967

Notice to Abolish Quarantine Grounds at Bulls and Flock House Agricultural Centre, Palmerston North (Notice No. 5247; Ag. 6/4/3/0/1; QUAL/0966/UNIT 3)

Pursuant to section 11 (1) of the Animals Act 1967, the Director-General of Agriculture and Fisheries, hereby gives the following notice:

Notice

1. Quarantine grounds abolished—The pieces of land as specified in the attached Schedule, are hereby abolished as quarantine grounds for the detention of imported animals or one or more kinds of imported animals.

2. Revocations—The following notices are revoked:

(a) Notice to Set Apart and Define a Quarantine Ground at Bulls (Notice No. 4371) published in the New Zealand Gazette on 19 May 1988, Issue No. 85 at page 2076.

(b) Notice to Set Apart and Define a Quarantine Ground at Flock House Agricultural Centre, Palmerston North (Notice No. 5116) published in the New Zealand Gazette on 3 October 1991, Issue No. 148 at page 3124.

Schedule

(a) Land at Bulls

Land and premises owned by the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, situated at the Flockhouse Training Farm, being 119 hectares, more or less, shown on Unit 2 on Plan Number 1 (File 165/1/2a, Wanganui MAF Office), being part of Lot 1, D.P. 6663, Block XIII, Rangitoto Survey District, and Block I, Te Kauwau Survey District, and being part of the land comprised and described in the certificate of title, Volume 313, folio 131 (Wellington Registry).

(b) Land at Flock House Agricultural Centre, Palmerston North

Land and premises of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries situated at the Flockhouse Training Farm, being 33 hectares, more or less, shown as Unit 3 on Plan No. PN. 299, being part of Lot 1, D.P. 6663, Block XIII, Rangitoto Survey District and Block I, Te Kauwau Survey District and described in certificate of title, Volume 313, folio 131 (Wellington Registry).

Dated at Wellington this 17th day of June 1993.

P. J. O’HARA, Chief Veterinary Officer, MAF Regulatory