5 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 4287

5. 14C/1163; Frederick Parker Dyer and Veronica Jane Dyer; B. 689078.1.
6. 15D/1281; Vinodkumar Jayantilal Patel and Ramilaben Vinodkumar Patel; B. 689060.1.
7. Lease 370994.3; Patricia Ann Newenham; B. 688473.1.

Dated at the Wellington Land Information New Zealand Office this 29th day of October 1998.

WARREN MOYES, District Land Registrar.

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17899

Incorporated Societies Act Notices

Transfer of Incorporated Societies Register

The Incorporated Societies Act 1908

Pursuant to section 33 (2A) of the Incorporated Societies Act 1908, I hereby give the following notice:

The Register of Incorporated Societies kept at Napier and all records relating to incorporated societies kept at Napier, will be transferred to the Hamilton companies office on and from Monday, the 30th day of November 1998.

The Hamilton companies office is located at Level One, ASB Building, 500 Victoria Street (Private Bag 3090, or D.X. G.X. 10-053), Hamilton. Telephone: (07) 839 5055. Facsimile: (07) 839 2647.

All documents to be delivered for registration and inquiries from the 30th day of November 1998, should be directed to the Hamilton companies office.

Officer for Inquiries: Julie Jones, Manager, Hamilton Companies Office.

NEVILLE HARRIS, Registrar of Incorporated Societies.

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17871

Notice of Dissolution of Incorporated Society

CANTERBURY SHOW DOGS STEWARDS ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED CH. I.S. 220903 is no longer carrying on operations and has been dissolved under section 28 of the Incorporated Societies Act 1908, as from the 23rd day of October 1998.

JOAN LAW, Assistant Registrar of Incorporated Societies.

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17835

General Notices

Notice for Priority of Claims on Sale of Ship MV Rangiora

No. A.D. 877

In the High Court of New Zealand, in Admiralty, Auckland Registry

Admiralty Action in REM between Mobil Oil New Zealand Limited—Plaintiff:

And—The Ship Rangiora—Defendant:
And—David Gibson—First Intervener:
And—Bremer Landesbank Kreditanstalt Oldenburg Girozentrale—Second Intervener:

1. The MV Rangiora has been sold and the gross proceeds of such sale, amounting to US$2,107,864.70 have been paid into the High Court of New Zealand (In Admiralty), Auckland Registry.

2. The priority of claims against the proceeds of sale will not be determined until after the 26th day of January 1999.

3. Any person having a claim against the ship or the proceeds of sale of the ship on which that person intends to proceed to judgment should commence an action to enforce that claim before the date specified in paragraph 2 and, if necessary, apply to the Court to extend the period within which the order of priority of claims will not be determined.

4. If the steps referred to in paragraph 3 are not taken, an order determining the priority of claims against the ship or the proceeds of sale of the ship may be made without notice to the persons claiming against the ship or the proceeds of sale of the ship.

Dated this 28th day of October 1998.

[L.S.]
MR G. FORD, the Registrar, High Court of New Zealand.
(In Admiralty), Auckland Registry.

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907861

Notice for Priority of Claims on Sale of Ship MV Takitimu

No. A.D. 882

In the High Court of New Zealand, in Admiralty, Auckland Registry

Admiralty Action in REM between Partenreederei MS Takitimu—Plaintiff:

And—The Ship Takitimu—First Defendant:
And—Masters and Officers—Second Defendants:
And—John Morgan—First Intervener:
And—Bremer Landesbank Kreditanstalt Oldenburg Girozentrale—Second Intervener:
And—Deutsche Schiffsbank Aktiengesellschaft—Third Intervener:

1. The MV Takitimu has been sold and the gross proceeds of such sale, amounting to US$3,469,451 have been paid into the High Court of New Zealand (In Admiralty), Auckland Registry.

2. The priority of claims against the proceeds of sale will not be determined until after the 26th day of January 1999.

3. Any person having a claim against the ship or the proceeds of sale of the ship on which that person intends to proceed to judgment should commence an action to enforce that claim before the date specified in paragraph 2 and, if necessary, apply to the Court to extend the period within which the order of priority of claims will not be determined.

4. If the steps referred to in paragraph 3 are not taken, an order determining the priority of claims against the ship or the proceeds of sale of the ship may be made without notice to the persons claiming against the ship or the proceeds of sale of the ship.

Dated this 28th day of October 1998.

[L.S.]
MR G. FORD, the Registrar, High Court of New Zealand.
(In Admiralty), Auckland Registry.