2552 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 96 30 AUGUST 2007

Charitable Trusts Act Notices

Dissolution of Charitable Trust Boards

Section 26(1) of the Charitable Trusts Act 1957

The Registrar of Incorporated Societies is satisfied these
trust boards are no longer carrying on their operations and,
accordingly, are dissolved from the date of this declaration
made by an Assistant Registrar of Incorporated Societies:

• Koru Huarahi Trust 1599247.
• Leithfield Community Trust 1174685.
• Mainland Women and HIV Network 817830.
• Team Xtreme Bay of Plenty 1137336.
• The Prince of Wales Trust 670832.
• Word of Life Fellowship Trust Inc 225982.

Dated this 30th day of August 2007.

CHARLITA OMBAO RIGOR, Assistant Registrar of
Incorporated Societies.
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Notice of Proposed Scheme Under Part 3 of the Charitable Trusts Act 1957

Take notice that the St John of God Health and Elder
Care Services Trust Board has applied to the High Court
at Napier for approval of a proposed scheme (as set out
below) for disposition of the trusts of the will of Shaun
Vincent Higgins, who died on 12 August 1989, under the
Charitable Trusts Act 1957.\n

Summary of Scheme for the Execution of the Trusts of the Will of Shaun Vincent Higgins

1. A trust be created within the existing Hospitaller
   Brothers of St John of God Aotearoa Society to
   replace the charitable trust of St John of God Health
   and Elder Care Services Trust Board to be known as
   The Higgins Bequest Trust in order to ensure that the
   trusts of the will of Shaun Vincent Higgins (deceased)
   do not fail.

2. The settlor of The Higgins Bequest Trust to be St John
   of God Health and Elder Care Services Trust Board.

3. The proposed charitable trustees to consist of not less
   than five, nor more than 12 members, each appointed by
   the settlor.

4. The principal of The Higgins Bequest be invested
   with the accrued income to be distributed on an annual
   basis by the trustees of The Higgins Bequest Trust.

5. The charitable objectives and purposes to include:

   (a) Alignment in so far as possible with the original
   charitable purpose of the trust under the will of the
   late Shaun Vincent Higgins.

   (b) The provision of funds for the spiritual, pastoral,
   emotional and social needs of elderly persons in the
   Hawke’s Bay area.

   (c) The provision of funds for the development,
   maintenance and implementation of services for
   the health care of the elderly in Hawke’s Bay
   where services are either unmet or at risk of not
   being able to be sustained. Such services to include
   but not be limited to community services, hospital
   care – residential care including rehabilitation, psycho
   geriatric services and pastoral care.

   (d) The provision of funds for the charitable care or
   support of all elderly persons in the Hawke’s Bay
   area, including without limitation the provision of:

   (i) funding in the form of grants or remuneration
   for those persons working with elderly persons;

   (ii) funding in the form of scholarships for
   particular identified elderly needs;

   (iii) funding for recreation, events and social
   amenities for elderly persons and the
   coordination of elderly services;

   (iv) funding for the coordination of services for the
   elderly;

   (v) information and advice about elder persons
   whether to elderly persons or members of the
   public generally;

   (vi) funding for the maintenance or provision of
   equipment to assist the mobility and function
   of the elderly; and

   (vii) funding for any other such related needs.

   (e) Failing the above, for the furtherance of the
   interests of elderly persons in the Hawke’s Bay
   area (generally and individually) as the board of
   trustees shall in its absolute discretion see fit.

   (f) Failing all of the above, for the furtherance of
   the interests of elderly persons in New Zealand
   (generally and individually) as the board of trustees
   shall in its absolute discretion see fit.

6. The board of trustees to appoint a committee known as
   "The Higgins Bequest Committee" ("committee").

7. The committee is to consist of not less than three nor
   more than five persons, whether trustees or not, each
   appointed by the Hospitaller Brothers of St John of
   God Aotearoa Society Trust Board in consultation
   with the Brother Provincial of the religious Institute of
   Hospitaller Brothers of St John of God ("institute").

8. The members of the committee to be as follows:

   (a) One member of the committee shall be a member of
   the institute or the institute’s nominee.

   (b) Such other members appointed shall be skilled and
   experienced in elder care services and comprise
   members of the Hawke’s Bay community.

   (c) Such other member or members as the board may
   need to appoint to supplement membership of the
   committee when numbers of members would
   otherwise (for any reason) be less than three.

9. The committee to consider applications and provide
   recommendations to the board for distribution of the
   accrued income, on an annual basis, upon application
   to the trust for the furtherance of the purposes and
   objectives of the trust.

10. At all times, the recommendations of the committee shall
    be presented to the board of trustees for a decision of
    the board.

The High Court at Napier has proposed to hear the
application on 2 October 2007 at 9.30am.

Any person desirous of opposing the scheme must give
written notice of his or her intention to do so to: