14 OCTOBER 2004

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 132

3259

To all creditors and claimants of Serval Properties Limited,
(a company that was deregistered in July 2001):

The sum of $10,131.00 has been paid to Public Trust to hold
in the name of the deregistered company.

A claim has been lodged by Cyril Alexander Niven
McMillan and Peter John McMillan, the former
shareholders of the company.

Public Trust proposes paying the amount of the claim, less
associated costs, to the aforenamed, subject to no notice of
a justifiable claim being received on or prior to 12 November
2004.

Any persons having any interest in priority to the claimants
must submit a claim to the National Manager, Public
Trust Central Service Centre, P.O. Box 31-543, Lower Hutt
(Attention: Ken Southam), on or prior to the above-mentioned
date.

Note: This is the first and only notice of this claim.

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Transport

Civil Aviation Act 1990

State Sector Act 1988

Notice of Granting a Scheduled International Air Service Licence

Pursuant to section 87N (4) of the Civil Aviation Act 1990,
section 41 (1) of the State Sector Act 1988, and a delegation
from the Secretary for Transport dated 22 September
2004, notice is given that, having received an application
from Pacific Blue Airlines (Aust) Pty Ltd, of Brisbane,
Queensland, Australia, John Gibson Bradbury, Deputy
Secretary Access and Services, Ministry of Transport, has
granted the airline a scheduled international air service
licence to carry on scheduled services for an indefinite term
with effect from 11 October 2004.\n
Signed at Wellington this 11th day of October 2004.

JOHN MACILREE, Principal Adviser Access and Services,
Ministry of Transport.

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Authorities and Other Agencies of State Notices

Commerce Commission

Electricity Industry Reform Act 1998

Notice of Exemption—Westfield Trust (NZ) Limited

The notice of exemption concerns an application
received by the Commerce Commission (Commission) on
2 December 2003 made by Westfield (NZ) Trust Limited
on behalf of the Westfield Group of companies.

The Westfield Group includes those companies shown in the
Commission Decision 536 in Appendix 1.

The Westfield Group seeks in the application, under
section 81 of the Electricity Industry Reform Act 1998
(EIR Act), an exemption from the EIR Act.

The Commission, pursuant to section 81 of the Electricity
Industry Reform Act 1998 (EIR Act), exempts the following
entities (the Westfield Group) from the application of
section 17 of the EIR Act in respect of their current “cross-
involvement” (as that term is defined in the EIR Act):

• Chartwell Shopping Centre Limited;
• Downtown Shopping Centre Limited;
• Glenfield Mall Limited;
• Manukau City Centre Limited;
• The Pakuranga Plaza Limited;
• Queensgate Centre Limited;
• Riccarton Shopping Centre (1997) Limited;
• Shore City Centre (1993) Limited;
• St Lukes Square (1993) Limited;
• WestCity Shopping Centre Limited;
• Albany Shopping Centre Limited and Albany Shopping Centre No. 2 Limited;
• St Lukes Group No. 2 Limited;
• St Lukes Group Limited;
• St Lukes Group Holdings Limited;
• Westfield Trust (NZ) Limited;
• Westfield (New Zealand) Limited;
• Abyssinian Holdings Limited; and
• Westfield Alliances (NZ) Pty Limited.

The Commission, pursuant to section 81 of the EIR Act,
also exempts persons who, from time to time, acquire more
than 10% of the securities in the Westfield Group from the
application of section 17 of the EIR Act in respect of their
“cross-involvement” (as that term is defined in the EIR Act).

The above exemption is given to the Westfield Group and
persons who acquire more than 10% of the securities in the
Westfield Group subject to the following terms and
conditions:

(a) The Westfield Group will not charge tenants
(or anyone else) for the use of the internal
embedded wiring systems, points of connection
to external distribution/transmission lines and
metering equipment within its shopping centres.

(b) The Westfield Group will allow access to the
internal embedded wiring systems, points of
connection to external distribution/transmission lines
and metering equipment within its shopping centres
on reasonable terms and within a reasonable time to
any electricity supply business to enable that
electricity supply business to supply electricity to
any tenant of the Westfield Group connected to such
systems.

(c) The Westfield Group will not enforce any of its
existing lease clauses which allow it to require
tenants to obtain electricity from or through the
Westfield Group in order that any tenant can obtain
electricity from or through any alternative electricity
supplier it so chooses.