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PUBLIC NOTICES TRANSPORT ACT, 1949 A Public Sitting of the No. 9 Trasport Licensing Authority will be held in the Provincial Council Chambers, Durham street, Christchurch, on Thursday, April 17, 1958. commencing at 10 a.m. to hear evidence in favour of or against the granting of the following applications which have been received and set down for hearing at this sitting. Particulars available from Secretary of Authority or Transport Department.

CONTINUOUS GOODS-SERVICE LICENCES: NEW: Robert Bruce Macfarlane and William George Henderson, as agents for proposed company Macfarlane and Henderson. Ltd., Rotherham (2 v/as. No. 9 , Transport District, general goods. I with exemption from rail restric- | tion for fat lambs from Amuri I County to freezing works at Kaiapoi, Belfast and Islington; domicile: Rotherham); Andrew Huriwhare Phillips, trading as North Brighton Contractors, 158 Beach road. North Brighton (1 v/a, No. 9 Transport District, coal and firewood); Marshall Henry Voice and Robert George Voice, trading as Voice Bros., No. 1 R.D., Aylesbury (1 v/a, No. 9 Transport District, heavy earthmov®nd excavating plant and machinery, engineers* and contractors’ heavy plant and machinery not exceeding 12 tons in weight, with exemption from 30 mile rail restriction for own plant and equpiment Domicile: Aylesbury). CONTINUOUS GOODS-SERVICE LICENCES: AMENDMENTS: Atlantic Union Oil Co., Ltd.. Christchurch (extend area on two v/a’s to No. 9 Transport District): Maurice Cox, trading as Reliable Horse Transport, Christchurch (1. addition 2 v/a’s. South Islnad, horses, with exemption from rail restriction. 2. Addition 1 v/a. Nos. 8 and 9 Transport Districts, horses, with exemption from rail restriction. Consequent on deletion of similar rights from Avon Transport Service, Ltd.); Harold William Jessop. Christchurch (delete from description of class of goods the words ‘ working in conjunct with licensee’s own plant and equipment.”) Edwin Alfred Diehl, Christchurch, (addition 1 v/a. No. 9 Transport District, general goods); Orton Trevor Bailey. Springston (addition 1 v/a, No. 9 Transport District, general goods); Avon Transport Service, Ltd., Christchurch (deletion 3 v/a’s for cartage of horses, consequent upon grant of similar rights to Maurice Cox) • Alexander Robertson Syme, Christchurch (change class of goods from ‘ fruit and vegetables" to ”general goods”); Ellesmere Transport Co., Ltd., Leeston (addition 1 v/a No. 9 Transport District, general goods with exemption from the 30mile rail restriction for bulk petroleum products); C. Williams and Sons, Ltd., Christchurch (addition 1 v/a. No. 9 Transport District, general goods): H. N May and Co., Ltd., Christchurch (amend licence to give exemption from the 30-mile rail restriction for carriage of licensee’s own plant and equipment on initial journey to job and on completion); Stacey and Hawker, Ltd., Christchurch (addition 1 v/a. No. 9 Transport District, own bread and allied goods, with exemption from rail restriction on route ChristchurchAshburton); British Pavements < Canterbury). Ltd., Christchurch (addition 6 vya.’s, Nos. 8 and 9 Transports, bitumen and tar in heated and insulated bulk containers for road construction work, with exemption from rail restriction in Nos. 13 > M and 15 Highways Districts). CONTINUOUS GOODS-SERVICE LICENCE: TRANSFER: Kim Bash1° » ’ Christchurch, from KimCarlyle Bashford, Christchurch. t GOODS-SERVICE LICENCE: REVOCATION: Wright and Co., Ltd., Christchurch. „£2. NTINUOUS PASSENGER SERVICE LICENCE: AMENDMENT: Midland Motorways Services, Ltd., Christchurch (amend ChristchurchAirport service by deleting words corner of Ilam and Burnside roads” and substituting therefor “corner of Straven and Fendalton roads”). CONTINUOUS PASSENGER SERVICE LICENCE: TRANSFER: W. t l ?* Motors. Ltd.. Lincoln, from Patricia Daphne Harris, Tai Tapu. „£9. ntinu6us passenger SERVICE „ LICENCE: REVOCATIONJohn Hobart Ross, Balcairn. RENTAL VEHICLE LICENCES: REVIEW: Prisk Caravan Tours, LtdWellington ( lifting of suspension); McEwms Garage (New Brighton), Ltd., New Brighton. E. H. QUINN, Secretary, P.O. Box 1270, Christchurch. March 31, 1958. 6434

LAND BALLOT. APPLICATIONS for the undermen* tioned Sections, which are available for selection under the Land Act. 1948, are invited from persons who. in the opinion of the Hawke’s Bay Land Settlement Committee, have the finance and ability to farm this country successfully. Applications close at the office of the undersigned at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, May 13, 1938. Preferences will apply as follows: First preference: Graded and eligible exkservicemen of World War 11. Second preference: Graded and eligible ex-servicemen of “K” Force. Third preference: Other ex-service-men within the meaning of the Rehabilitation Act or Emergency Forces Rehabilitation Regulations. Fourth preference: Civilians. HUIARANGI FARM SETTLEMENT (Formerly A S. Bennett and H. E. Crosse), 33 miles north-west of Napier and two miles from Patoka. Three subdivisions of 542, 554, and 561 acres, estimated carrying capacities from 850 to 1000 ewes, with supporting sheep and cattle. All new buildings including dwellings. Deposits—First and second preferences: Leasehold £lOOO, Freehold from £3OOO to £4050. Third and fourth preference: Leasehold from £3025 to £4900, and freehold from £B3OO to £14,150. ROTOHIWI FARM SETTLEMENT (Formerly Stratford Bros, and Estate J. S. Barrett), 14 miles southwest of Waipukurau, off Ngawaka road., Three subdivisions of 526. 520, and 580 acres; estimated carrying capacity, from 1100 to 1159 ewes, with supporting sheep and cattle. All new buildings including dwellings. Deposits—First and second preferences: Leasehold £ 1000, Freehold from £4050 to £BO5O. Third and fourth preferences: Leasehold from £4350 to approx. £5OOO, and freehold from £14,300 to £18,600. Intending applicants should obtain copies of the Conditions of Offering (including details of each section), with appropriate forms, from the undersigned. NELSON CLAY, Commissioner of Crown Lands, P.O. Box 148, NAPIER.

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