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Public Notices PUBLIC NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION FOR REMOVAL OF MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS LICENCE In the matter of the' Motor Vehicle Dealers Act 1975. TAKE notice that BUCHAN TRADERS LIMITED. 50 Manchester Street. Christchurch, trading under the name or style of BUCHAN TRADERS LIMITED, has applied to the Motor Vehicle Licensing Board lor approval to remove Motor Vehicle Dealers Licence Number 1018 issued on the Ist day of April 1982 at Wellington from premises situated at 50 Manchester Street. Christchurch, to premises situated at 262 Tuam Street. Christchurch, with a view to conducting business as a motor vehicle dealer pursuant to the licence at the last-mentioned premises. The application will be heard by the above Board after one month from the 25th day of May 1982. being the date of first publication of this notice. Any person who wishes to object to the granting of this application must give notice-of the objection to the Board within one month after the said date of the first publication of this notice. Appropriate forms tor making objections are available from the Registrar of Motor Vehicle Dealers. P.O. Box 9341. Wellington. TO: ESTATE A. E. BATT, Wai-iti. Nelson. FRED COBB. Kawau Island. Auckland. LIONEL STEPHEN GIBBS. C/Post Office. Apiti, Feilding. JAMES GILFILLAN. Pokororo. Nelson. ESTATE ALFRED T. HOOK. Richmond. Nelson. ESTATE WALTER MAGUIRE, Main Road. Lower Hutt. ESTATE DONALD C. McPHEDRAN. C/- Glenham. No. 1 R.D. Wyndham. R. RICHARDSON, Upper . Matakitaki. Murchison. ESTATE FREDERICK SAMPSON ROBERTS, Six Mile. Murchison. ESTATE ERNEST ROBINSON. Appleby, Nelson. JOHN WILLIAM ROBINSON, Upper Moutere, Nelson. EDMUND SMITH. Roberts Street. Waihi. STEPHEN SMITH. Vanguard Street, Waihi. ESTATE ALEXANDER SPITTAL, Takaka, Nelson. ESTATE WALTER THORN. Queen Street, Richmond, Nelson. BY a take-over offer dated July 19. 1974, made to The Nelson Freezing Co.. Limited by Waitaki Industries. Limited, nine-tenths in value of the shares of The Nelson Freezing Company. Limited were acquired by Waitaki Industries, Limited. In terms of Section 208 (4) of the Companies Act. 1955. The Nelson Freezing Co.. Limited, became Hie trustee of your shares and moneys resulting from the take-over oiler. All efforts by The Nelson Freezing Company. Limited to locate you have failed and The Nelson Freezing Company. Limited, has now applied to the High Court at Christchurch for directions to enable it to sell your shares and transfer Hie proceeds of sale of the shares and other moneys which it is holding on your behalf to the Crown. TAKE NOTICE that unless within 30 clear days of the publication of this notice you notify your current address to The Nelson Freezing Company, Limited, al its registered office, at Main Road. Stoke. Nelson, then The Nelson Freezing Company. Limited, will sell your shares and pay tile proceeds of sale and all moneys which it is holding on your behalf to the Crown in terms of section 77 of the Trustee Act. 1956. Any person knowing the whereabouts of the abovenamed persons, or in the case of estates, any person knowing the whereabouts of any person who may have an interest in the estate, is asked to bring tins notice to their attention. THE NELSON FREEZING COMPANY. LIMITED, May 26. 1982. SUSPENSION OF LEVEL CROSSING ALARMS AT MCDONALDS CROSSING: STATE HIGHWAY NO. 72: AICKENS: DUE to track repair work being carried out at the above level crossing, flashing lights and bells will be inoperative and covered from:— 8.00 a.m. Saturday, May 29. 1982 until 4.00 p.m. Monday. May 31,1982. When the flashing lights and bells will be uncovered and put back into operation again. Railways

• EARTH MOVING • INDUSTRIAL • AGRICULTURAL • TRANSPORT • DISTRIBUTORS FOR: DONALDSON PRODUCTS • FLUIOYNE BY PASS FILTERS SOUTH ISLAND FILTER RECONDITIONERS LTD. K ra Filter Cleaning Specialists KSfl Watts Road -w IH p - °- Box 7376 |g| fe ! y pUi Christchurch EM. Phone 482-776 A.H. 482-502 or 883-813 Sw’ TIMARU BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL, THOMAS HOUSE TIMARU GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL THE HOUSE APPLICATIONS ARE NOW being considered for new entrants to the above State School Hostels in 1983. Pupils at the two schools enjoy both the advantages of a State Education and a boarding school environment. Recent rebuilding and redevelopment of both hostels means that pupils enjoy some of the most modern and superb facilities in the country, and have ready access to extensive grounds with a wide range of sporting and cultural amenities. There is a flexible week-end leave system, and a fixed limit on numbers ensures your child is known and cared for as an individual. Please apply in the first instance to:— The Secretary. TIMARU HIGH SCHOOLS BOARD, 211 North Street. TIMARU.