23 SEPTEMBER 2010 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 124 3285

Any correspondence pertaining to this matter should be directed to Minter Ellison Rudd Watts, solicitors for the mortgagee, at PO Box 3798, Auckland 1140 (Attention: Jenny Henry).

Dated at Auckland this 17th day of September 2010.

Signed by GE Custodians, by its solicitors and duly authorised agent, Minter Ellison Rudd Watts, per:
Z. G. KENNEDY.
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Notice of Entry into Possession of Mortgaged Property

Notice is hereby given that RFD Finance Limited (“the secured party”) as secured party under financing statement F27RG4206FV2164R/C001 (“the security interest”) granted by Livingspace Properties Limited (“the grantor”) has on 16 September 2010, entered into possession of that part of the grantor’s charged property (as defined below)
situated and/or used for the operation of the grantor’s businesses at 192 Castle Street, Dunedin and 13 Tay Street, Invercargill.

“Charged property” means all of the debtor’s present and after-acquired personal property, and all of the debtor’s present and future rights in relation to any personal property, including proceeds (as that term is defined by the Personal Property Securities Act 1999 (“PPSA”)), whether or not it be property to which the PPSA applies (including, without limitation, the debtor’s present and future right to any money, negotiable instruments or chattel paper) and all of the debtor’s present and future interests in or rights or resource consents granted to the debtor in relation to any land.

The expression “charged property” shall as it relates to personal property be synonymous with the term “collateral” as it is defined by the PPSA.

The address of the secured party’s registered office is 110 Lichfield Street, Christchurch Central.
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Vice Regal

Cabinet Office

Rules for the Grant, Use and Retention of the Title “The Right Honourable” in New Zealand

Her Majesty The Queen has approved the following rules for the grant, use and retention of the title “The Right Honourable” in New Zealand:

1. The title “The Right Honourable” (abbreviated to “The Rt. Hon.”) is granted to and may be used and retained for life by those persons who currently hold, and those persons who after the date of the signing of these rules are appointed to, the following offices:

1.1 The Governor-General
1.2 The Prime Minister
1.3 The Speaker of the House of Representatives
1.4 The Chief Justice

2. Persons who are entitled to use the title The Right Honourable and who are also members of The Most Honourable Privy Council may use the letters “PC” after their name to denote such membership.

3. The Prime Minister of New Zealand shall not make any further suggestions to the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of persons to be recommended to Her Majesty The Queen for appointment to The Most Honourable Privy Council in the United Kingdom.

4. These rules do not affect the rights and privileges of any New Zealanders who have already been appointed to the Most Honourable Privy Council.

5. Her Majesty The Queen may remove the right of any person referred to in rule 1 to use the title “The Right Honourable”, if advised to do so by the Prime Minister of New Zealand.

Signed at Wellington this 2nd day of August 2010.

JOHN KEY, Prime Minister.
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Rules for the Grant, Use and Retention of the Title “The Honourable” in New Zealand

Her Majesty The Queen has approved the following rules for the grant, use and retention of the title “The Honourable” in New Zealand:

1. The title “The Honourable” (abbreviated to “The Hon.”) may be used by the following persons while they hold office, if they do not enjoy the right to use the title “The Right Honourable”:

1.1 Members of the Executive Council
1.2 Judges of the High Court of New Zealand (including Judges of the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal)

2. On relinquishment of or retirement from office, the holders of the offices referred to in rule 1 shall be eligible to be recommended for retention of the title “The Honourable” for life.

3. The Governor-General may, under authority delegated by The Queen and on the recommendation of the Prime Minister, approve the retention of the title “The Honourable” for life by the holders of the offices referred to in rule 1.

4. These rules do not affect the rights enjoyed by any person who, before the date of signature of these rules, was entitled to use the title “The Honourable”.

5. The Governor-General may, under authority delegated by The Queen and on the recommendation of the Prime Minister, remove the right of any person referred to in rule 3 to use the title “The Honourable”.

The rules relating to the grant, use and retention of the title “The Honourable” in New Zealand that were approved by Her Majesty The Queen in 2006 are hereby revoked.

Signed at Wellington this 2nd day of August 2010.

JOHN KEY, Prime Minister.
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