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PUBLIC NOTICES THE ROMAN CATHOLICS BISHOPS EMPOWERING ACT. 1954. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese >f Christchurch has by Transmission 133838 made application under The Roman Catholic Bishops Empowering Act. 1954. to be registered as proprietor of an estate in fee simple in all that piece of land lontaining 10 acres situate in Block XII 3f the Grey Survey District being part if Rural Section 7361 Certificate of Title rolume 398 folio 223 (Limited as to Parcels and Title) (Canterbury Registry), of which ROBERT MAXWELL and ISAAC BRENTNALL SHEATH, both of Timaru. Esquires (both deceased), are registered as proprietors; and that such application j will be registered unless caveat forbidding ■ame be lodged within two months after March 13. 1956. by any person claiming ■ the beneficial ownership of any estate or interest m such land. DATED at the Land Registry Office, ; Christchurch, this 12th day of March. 1956. N. E. WILSON. District Land Registrar. 6573 APPLICATION FOR CROWN LAND NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Section 54 of the Land Act. 1948. I have applied to purchase Section 6. Block XXVIII, Town of Cheviot, area 1 rood. Any objections to this application should be made in writing to the Commissioner af Crown Lands. Private Bag. Christchurch, within 14 days of the date of this notice. J. A. PAIN. 6506 LAND BALLOT SOUTH AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT APPLICATIONS from ex-servicemen graded “A” for Store and Fat Sheep (M.E.) and Wool OR Fat Lamb, South Auckland, close at the office of the undersigned at 4 p.m. on April 26, 1956, for the Sections described below. All sections are offered »n permanent tenure. ATIAMURI FARM SETTLEMENT (formerly estate Walter Hill): Situated on Parsons and Ohakuri roads. 20 miles south of Rotorua. Four subdivisions ranging from approximately 305 acres to 390 acres. Estimated carrying capacities from about 800 to 850 breeding ewes, with supporting cattle and replacements. DEPOSITS: Leasehold £2OOO (reducible by Land Settlement Board to £lOOO in special circumstances). Freehold or Deferred Payment £3OOO. Intending applicants should obtain copies af the Conditions of Offering (including details of each section) which are available with application forms, from the undersigned. E. P. WAKELIN. „ Commissioner of Crown Lands. P.O. Box 460, Hamilton. 6475 LAND BALLOT. APPLICATIONS from ex-servicemen ’* A J f 2 r sh eepfarming itype wool (M.E.) and Store Sheep or Store and Fat Sheep (M.E.) and Wool) in the Wellington Land District, close at the office of the undersigned at 1.00 p.m. on Tuesday. April 10, 1956. for the two sections described below. Both sections are offered on permanent tenure and possession will 1956 BiVen On or about th e 7th May. These two sections were advertised earlier for men graded “A” for wool • M.E.) and Store Sheep and are now readvertised to include men graded “A” for Store and Fat Sheep (M.E.) and Wool. Applications received in response to the earlier advertisement will be held for this ballot. RANGIWAHIA FARM SETTLEMENT Formerly the property of Watt and Myers. Ltd., on Kiwitea Cross road, about 30 miles north of Feilding and 20 miles east of Mangaweka. DEPOSITS: Freehold Payments—£3ooo. Leasehold: £2OOO. reducible by Land Settlement Com£loo° hi certain circumstances. SECTION B: 498 acres (subject to survey). Buildings comprise old cottage, woolshed and shearers’ quarters. Estimated carrying capacity about 850 ewes and 100 cattle. SECTION C: 530 acres (subject to survey). Buildings comprise new 3bedroomed dwelling in course of erection. and implement shed. Estimated carrying capacity about 800 ewes and 100 cattle. Intending applicants should obtain I copies of the Conditions of Offering (with details of each section) which are available with application forms, from the Lands and Survey Office at Palmerston North, or from the undersigned. D. N. R. WEBB. Commissioner of Crown Lands. '*6472 JOINT FAMILY HOMES ACT, 1950. NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned persons have, bv the applications enumerated below, applied under the Joint Family Homes Act. 1950 to register as joint family homes the land* situated and described as shown after the names of the said apnlicants; and that the lands wall be registered accordingly unless caveats forbidding the granting of the applications are lodged with me under that Act at the District Land Registry Office at Christchurch before the 14th day of June. 1956, by some persons claiming either to te creditors of the aplicants or to have some estate or interest in the said lands. No. 3768 MAXWELL FREDERICK CARTHY. of 8 Allister avenue. Christchurch. Company Director. Lot 1 on Deposited Plan 12126 and part of Lots 3 and 4 on Deposited Plan 8043 and Part Lot 2 on Deposited Plan 10819. part of Rural Section 133. situ- , ated in the City of Christchurch, containing 1 rood 19 4-10th perches, and being all the land in Certificate of Title Volume 474, folio 245 (Canter- j bury Registry). No. 3769— THOMAS WILLIAM HARDY, of Christchurch. Carpenter. Lot 14 on Deposited Plan No. 2470. part of Rural Section BJ. situated in Block X of the Christchurch Survey District, containing 32 5-10th perches and being the | balance of the land in Certificate of Title Volume 321, Folio 275 (Canterbury Registry). DATED this 12th dav of March, 1956. N. E. WILSON. District Land Registrar, Canterbury District. 6572 EXCURSION TO PICTON, EXCURSION TO PICTON, EXCURSION TO PICTON, EXCURSION TO PICTON, EXCURSION TO PICTON. EXCURSION TO PICTON. EXCURSION TO PICTON. EXCURSION TO PICTON. EXCURSION TO PICTON, EXCURSION TO PICTON. FRIDAY, MARCH 16. FRIDAY. MARCH 16. FRIDAY, MARCH 16. FRIDAY, MARCH 16. FRIDAY, MARCH 16. FRIDAY, MARCH 16. • FRIDAY, MARCH 16. FRIDAY. MARCH 16. FRIDAY, MARCH 16. FRIDAY, MARCH 16. Excursion train leaves Christchurch 11.30 p.m., arrives Picton 7.30 a.m. Saturday. Return train leaves Picton 5 p.m. same day. Special fare £1 10s, includes seat reservations. Launch cruises around the Sounds morning and afternoon. Fishing trips can also be arranged. Hot water and milk obtainable and a limited number of restaurants open at Picton. Take this opportunity of enjoying a day at sunny Picton. RESERVE NOW. RESERVE NOW’. RESERVE NOW’. 9799 THINKING OF A HOLIDAY? THINKING OF A HOLIDAY? An advertisement in An advertisement in "THE PRESS” “THE PRESS” “Holiday and Hotel Accommodation” "Holiday and Hotel Accommodation" Column Column Will Solve Your Accommodation Problem