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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24866, 4 May 1946, Page 2

PUBLieNOTICES. ’ CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ACT- 1933, ----- AN Ordinary Election oi Members of the Council of Canterbury UmversityCtaiUege will be held on Monday, the third day of June 1946 The respective ciassasof electors entitled to vote and the number of candidates for whom each class is entitled to vote, are as follows: Parliamentary Roll—One Candidate. - Canterbury District Court of Canvocation Roll—Two Candidates. Canterbury Teachers’ Electoral RoiiOne Candidate. Canterbury School jDommitees’ Electoral The total number of candidates to be elected |s FIVENOMINATIONS Close with the Returning Officer, Canterbury University Colleg at NQQN on MONDAY, May 13th (Nomination papers may be obtained at the Registrar’s Office.) CLAIMS FOR ENROLMENT will close at 5 p.m. on MONDAY. May 6th, 1948. The Electoral Rolls may be inspected at the Registrar's Office during office hours (Change of address should be notified to the Returning Officer.) NOTE.-rTite Retiring'Members, who are eligible for ret election, are as follows: Rev. Clyde Car (Parliamentary Roll). Sir Joseph Ward and Mr A. A. CL Reed Mr Irwin (School Committees' Roll). C. C. KEMP, Returning Officer. 26W

PUBLIC NOTICE. * certain Scheme under "The Religious Charitable and Educational Trusts Act, 1968.” whereby the Trustees of WILLIAM HENRY TRAVIS late of Christchurch. Tanner, deceased, propose out of accumulated, current, and future income of the funds belonging to the estate: (1) to pay to the Medical School of (fie Otago University the annual sum of £2500 for each of the years 1947 to 1953 inclusive for or towards payment of the salaries of research workers g? £T<sr ndec! 85 such (2) Tto pay. if the income permits, £5OO to any one year to ’allow a research worker engaged in research work on tuberculosis to proceed overseas to continue such research, or, alternatively, to pay the same sum to a visitor from overseas who will engage himself in the same research work at the Medical Scheel, dhd r (3) to spend not more in all than £sooo’ on equipment and plant, such equipment and plant to be selected by the Medjcal Faculty but to be approved by -the Trustees before purchase and to remain the property of the Trustees, which scheme has been approved by the Attorney-General, has been referred to a Judge of the Supreme Court of New Zealand for an Order approving the Scheme, with or without any modification or variation as ne may think fit. The papers including the shid Scheme have been filed to the Office of toe Supreme Court at Christchurch The address for seivice of the parties making such application is at the Offices of Messieurs Weston Ward, and Lascelles, Solicitors. 152 Manchester street, Christchurch. DATED the 16th day oi April, 1946. WESTON, WARD, and LASCELLES. Solicitors for the W H Travis Trustees. 3731

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