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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16186, 24 March 1916, Page 2

_ Public Notices. TN THE MATTER OF A PRIVATE BILi; I -1 A INTENDED TO BE BROUGHT INTO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP M NEW ZEALAND, TO BE INTITULED' llf " THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY TRUST ACT, 1916." ' 'it 'k. „ Rotlce is hereby given pursuant ( 0 th„' : 'M, Standing Orders of the General Assemlly fL 1 *?? Zealand relating to Private Bill, ' that (he ISew Zealand Insurance Company Limited, hereinafter called " the CompLv' f r will, within fourteen clays after the comL. mencement of the Session of the General Assembly of J,ew Zealand to be held ■m\ after the date of this notice, present a ?eti. tion to the General Assembly of New Zea. land through the Honourable the Sneaker E and Members of the House of Represents. tives, praying and applying for leave to bring in a Private Bill to be called "The :N „ Zealand Insurance Company Trust Ac' „d 1916. 'fi o-The ob ' tcts °~ the said application and IV Bill arc,, generally, to enable the Company ™; to exercise effectively the power;, conferred ns upon the Company by an Order of the Court U* of Appeal of New Zealand made on the 27th '• f' a ? of July- 1911, confirming a special reso--1 lution of the Company effecting an amendis, ment of the Company's Memorandum of Association by empowering the Comoanv inter alia to undertake and execute trusts of all kinds and to act as trustee, executor or administrator, receiver, guardian, committer L' or in other fidrciary position and generL ally to transact all kinds of trust and agency businessTho particular objects of the said Bill are:— I. To enable the Company to act as executor of any will or codicil in which it j. shall bo named as executor and to act as g administrator of any estate if it shall be „ authorised to apply for Letteni of Admini*35 tration thereof; '6 2. To ob'tain probate of any such will or n- letters of administration of any such estate on thS affidavits of a Director or Manager of • the Company and to empower any Court having jurisdiction to receive and act upon such affidavits 3. To enable the Company to be appointed by any Court having jurisdiction or by any person having power of appointment as M trustee under any deed or will or guardian or trustee or receiver or committee of the estate of any person under disability and to act accordingly; 4. To enable the Compary to be ap^ pointed and to act as Attorney of any person or corporation and to enable the powers of the Company under any power of attorney IE to be exercised by the Manager of the Com- ?; pany or any Director or two Directors 1; thereof, and to extend and apply the proviit- sions of Section 100 of " The Property Law Act, 1908," and Section 306 of " The Companies Act, 1908," to any uuch power of ill attorney and to enable the Manager or any 0" Director or two Directors to make the statu--09 tory declarations as prescribed by the said sections; 5. To provide for the personal attendance of the Manager of the Company before any Court having jurisdiction in all cases where the Company as such executor, administrator, trustee, guardian, receive:: or committee ' as aforesaid would be required to attend and to render such Manager responsible in his own person by process of attachment r committal for contempt and otherwise, and , n responsible for the discharge of the Comlg pany'B duties in any such capacity or office 8 _ as aforesaid; k- 6. To enable the Company to receive and sr retain remuneration not ■ exceeding £5 for is every £100 received by the Company in any id such capacity or office a3 aforesaid, and to 30 transact the insurance business in connection with any estate committed to the Company at the usual rates of premium as if the -Company were not in a fiduciary posi- > tion; 7. To subject the Company to the same / control and liability to removal from any of the offices or capacities aforesaid as 4 private individual holding any such office or capacity would bo subject to: 8. To render the Company liable to fur- X nish accounts to persons beneficially inter- . '' csted in any estate committed to the Com- ; ' pany or managed by it, and to provide for - rr orders of the Supreme Court or a Judge - j thereof for such accounts on summary ap- > g . plication of the persons interested without l( j suit or petition; )8- 9. To provide for the audit and eiaminaib, tion of the accounts and books of the Com:te pany affecting or having reference to any id- estate committed to the Company at th« :ly instance of any person interested therein;. 10. To prevent the voluntary winding up of the Company while any estate committed to it shall not .be wholly administered and to enable the Supreme Court or a Judge thereof, on the application of any person interested, to restrain the voluntary winding up of the Company; 11. To provide for payment into the Publid , Account of all moneys held by the Company I '' which shall be unclaimed for a period of S ... five yesrs to he dealt with as unclaimed -'ft.' moneys in the Public Trust Office are dealt, .r ' with and to provide for a penalty on theM^ rj Company in ca;o of default; 12. To render the whole assets of the Com-, pany. including its unpaid capital, liabln - — for the proper administration of all estate committed to the Company and for tha ' proper discharge by the Company and by its • ■-> officers of its and their duties under all tha beforementioned powers; *: 13. To provide that all the existing powers and jurisdiction of the Supremo Court of New Zealand shall apply in respect of all" £? trusts undertaken by the Company, that the constitution or incorporation of .the Com- :: 'l> pany shall remain unaffected by the pro-' V; posod legislation, and that the Company shall be subject to all future legislation . regulating Trust Companies without any . right to , compensation for the effect of any '* such legislation on the interests of the Com- — pany. jj* Notice is also given thM a copy of the said < ' petition and Bill will be deposited in tha Office of the Examiner of Standing Orders' — within fourteen days after tho commenceid ment of the said Session. ®.' Dated this fifteenth day of March, 1916. . . id OLIVER NICHOLSON. Solicitor for the New Zealand Insurance v, Company,' Limited) s. Promoter of the said Bill. e, .■ i ii i ii Mi' . k 1 " 1 3 j® Tourist Resorts. , /TRAND VUE, HAMILTON EAST/ • j® " Telephone 231.- " Now renovated and under New Management. * Excellent Views. All Modern Conveniences, ' First-class Cuisine. jr — * " 0 ON O M A. 6 - ° 'Phone 725. PRIVATE HOTEL. n The above Well-known House has a tev* d Vacancies for Permanents. Single and Double Rooms. Tariff on application. MBS. NAIRN • - Proprietress. . rpHE AUSTRALIA AND THE EMPIRE' ► 1 PRiVATE HOTELS, ROTORUA. i, „ . , _ r . 100 Rooms. j Special Winter Tariff, 6s per day. 35s per week. Established 9 Years. By Appointment representing— Thomas Cook ana Son. N.Z. Commarcia! • Travellers Association, N.Z. Public Service Association, d J. N. McLEAN, Proprietor. ! 8 |£ING'f! QOURT pRIVATE JJOTEL, * UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. ' UP-TO-DATE IN EVERY RESPECT, Thoroughly Renovated Throughout. Tjnnis Court, Billiard Table, etc. Magnificent views. Three Acres of Grounds. I Centrally situated in Upper Queen St, Charges moderate. Permanents by arrangement. Rooms to Let, with or without Board* 'Phone 2258. G. ARROWSMITH, Proprietor. A USTRALIA Private Hotel, Wellesley St, -, High-class, convenient, centre city, 1 absolute comfort, moderate charges.—Mrs. Dwyer, late Rotorua. PARK VIEW, Rotorua.—Under old management. Mrs. Astley. Overlooking Baths and Sanatorium Grounds. Eloctrio light throughout. Dark room. Terms. 6s per day; -35s per week.—Box 45. Porter u meets all trains. y ? RENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE, KOTO- » i RUA, the largest Private Hotel of Hotorua. _ Can accommodate considerably over 100 visitors. Mr. Brent has renovated the whole of it ready for the season. Electric light throughout, hot and cold baths. patent lavatories, etc. Nearest house to Government Baths, including the large new bath-house. Motor-cars and conveyances leave Brent's for all tho side trips. Terms reasonable. Porters meet all trains.—S. T. BRENT. Proprietorrfl HIE WELL, PRIVATE HOTEL, ROTO--1 RUA.—P.O. Box 29. Telephone 20. Telegraphic t address, 44 Thirwell." First-class accommodation. Tariff moderate.—T. P. Dow'l ling, proprietor. THE MANSIONS, Whitaker Place, Symends St., Auckland. Telephone 2724. Five minutes from town and wharf.— a light throughout. Bedrooms, bifliardroom, r tennis court; situated in 21 acres of ground. 8 —Mrs. Carter, Proprietress. THE GABLES, Russell. — to Rooms, spacious bedrooms, airy balconies, pnu vate sittingrooms; unlimited water sup ly, h. and o. baths, p.w., lavatories; bowling t and croquet gteens. 6s day. Launch Ailoma, -ji excursions or fishing.— E. J. Darby, Proprietress. _ . &3 A LBaNY,— Week-end Resort. Coach , 3 Jtx meets 7.45 a.m. boat for Birkenhead:.. also, by Hunter's launches daily, direct on l: Saturday afternoon, returning Sunday. First class Accommodation at the hotel, Albaul# -rE. S. Ware, Proprietress,