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CORRECTION OF TYPISTE'S ERROR. In my Circular to Growers, the Figure 48/6 should read 42/6. : G. H. BLAIR. 1798 ;; JOINT FAMILY HOMES ACT ISSO. < I s hereb y given that the under- ’ “ Hn» tlOned persons have, by the applies- ' ‘?° ns T enumerated below, applied Under < F . apil *y. Homes Act. 1950. to s J e £ as family homes the lands i. situated and described as shown after the '' th ui S K id aPPhcants; and that - '• nd w * u . be t registered accordingly L unless caveats forbidding the granting of - '' that 3 A P c» Cat »°H S al rl l ? d , ged with me under '• rUH-S Gistrlct Land Registry 8 Christchurch, before the 15th " d . p£ December, 1951, by some persons eltber . to be creditors of the aps tp have some estate or inter5 est in the said lands. CHARLES WILLIAM BENNETT, of 12 Sugden street. Spreydon Christchurch, Motor Driver. Lot 6 on Deposited Plan No. 14801, part of Rural 5 Section 154, situated in the City of a Christchurch, containing 24-2/10ths t perches, and being all the land in Certifl- ; cate oi Title, volume 528, folio 107 No. 304. DOUGLAS FINDLAY, of 9 Lingard street, St. Albans, Christchurch, Retired Draper. Lot 63 on Deposited Plan No. 7410, part of Rural Section 243 F, situ- i ated in the City of Christchurch, containing 24 Perches, and being all the land in Certificate of Title, volume 391, folio 94. No. 305. WILLIAM DAVID INGLIS, of 80 Sullivan avenue, Christchurch, Gar9 dener. Lot 69 on Deposited Plan No. 2117, part of Rural Section 96, situated in the - City of Christchurch, containing 32- . 7/10ths perches, and being all the land in 1- Certificate of Title, volume 267, folio 249. 5 - No. 306. JAMES McKENDRICK JACK. Of ,187 ‘Opawa road, Hillsborough. Christchwrtl, formerly Soldier, now Baker’S “ Assistant. Lot 4 on Deposited Plan No. ■ 2893, part of Rural Section 64, situated *■ in the City of Christchurch, containing 34-3/10ths perches, and being all the-land in Certificate of Title, volume 427, folio . 78. No. 307. ALAN HAROLD OAKES, of 18 Albany street, Christchurch, formerly a Motor Engineer, now an Oil Company Superintendent. Lot 29 on Deposited Plan No. 2609, part of Rural Section 148, situ- . ated in the City of Christchurch, containing 1 rood 2-7/10ths perches, and being all the land in Certificate of Title, volume 251, folio 127. No. 308. EDGAR ANDREW CHIVERS, of 8 Bletsoe avenue, Spreydon, Chrlst- “ church, formerly Commercial Traveller now Sales Manager. Lot 3 on Deposited Plan No. 4061, part of Rural Section 154, situated in the City ,of Christchurch, con- « tainlng 20-4/10ths perches, and being all '- the land in Certificate of Title, volume 341, folio 81. It No. 309. WINIFRED TOPLISS, wife of Thomas Topliss, of 29 Bartlett street, Riccarton, Engineer. Lot 3 on Deposited „ Plan No. 10380, part of Rural Section 10. 3 situated in the Borough of Riccarton, containing 26-2/10ths perches and being all the land in Certificates of Title, volume 382, folio 196. and volume 438. folio 234. No. 310. DAVID ALEXANDER RUSSELL. of 9 Kilmarnock street, Riccarton. Christchurch. Clerk, and ELEANOR GEE 1. RUSSELL, his wife. Lot 3on Deposited if Plan No. 12318, part of Rural Section 163, situated in the Borough of Riccarton, containing 29-5/10ths perches, and being all the land In Certificate of Title, volume 3' 478, folio 177. . , a ' No. 312. LOFTUS HARDIE, of 27 Union street. New Brighton, formerly Clerk, now Retired. Lot 2 on. Deposited Plan No. 5867, part of Rural Sections 15836 and 16033, situated in the City of Christchurch, containing 15-3/10ths perches and being all the land in Certificate of 17116, volume 34 No* 313. WALTER WILLIAM GOODWIN, formerly of Methven, now of 5 Grove I 5 road, Addington, Christchurch, Retired *? Farmer Part of Lot 42 on Deposited Plan

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