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. V LEGAL NOTICES, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW j ZEALAND, WELLINGTON DISTRICT, j IN THE MATTER OF THE NEW j ZEALAND INVESTMENT, HOOT. j GAGE, & DEPOSIT COMPANY,! LIMITED, 1 AND : ! IN THE MATTER OF. "THE,COM* ! • PANIES ACT, 1908."'' - ! ! FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1920. ' UPON READING the Notice of j Motion Petition and several Affi-'j davits sworn and filed herein,' AND -upon \ hearing Mr. Anderson, of Counsel for .j the above-named Company, IT IS j ORDERED that the said ■ Petition bo j heard bot'ore .'lis Honour Sir Robert 1 Stout, It.C.M.G., Chief Justico of Now j Zealand, on June 8, 1920, at 9.50 o'clock i in tho forenoon, or so soon thereafter as ! Counsel can be hcaid, in His Chambers,' I Supremo Court. Wellington; AND THAT '; a Notice of ('lie Heaving of the > said i Petition, signed by the Solicitors of tho j Company in the form hereto annexed be'; advertised once in "The Evening Post/' j "The Dominion," and "The Now. Zea- j land Times" newspapers; AND THAT ! a copy of the said Notice bo at least : fourteen days before tho day appointed ! for the Hearing of the said Petition sent by registered letter addressed to tho ■ j respective creditors, who Tcside outside of -j Wellington at "the respective addresses of.! such oreditors. j By tho Court, ; (L.S.) G. S. CLARK,: ..' Deputy-Registrar, i IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW j ZEALAND, ELLINGTON DISTRICT. ! IN THE MATTER OF THE NEW ZEALAND INVESTMENT, MORTGAGE, & DEPOSIT COMPANY,' LIMITED, AND •■ ■ . " ■! IN THE MATTER OF "THE COM- ; PANIES ACT, 1908." ! 1 WOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ! •*•1 Petition was oil April 30, 1920, j , presented to the Supreme Court of New"i I' Zealand by the above-named Company to I confirm a special resolution of the Com- < Pany, unanimously passed at the Extra- ! • ordinary General. Meeting of the said: : , Company, held on •November >20, 1919, i and wliieh resolution runs as follows:-- .: That the Company's Memorandum of ! ■ ij® 80 ? 1 ?, ® amended by adding thereto ' , the following objects. ■ ] ' fa) T° undertako either directly, or in- ! dircctly, or by means of its Directors | or any of thepi or through 'some officer of tho Company whom it may ap- ; i point, the office of executor, admini- ; strator, trustee," liquidator, guardian, ! or receiver, or the office of committee.'! of any estate under any law now or j hereafter, in force in the Dominion., relating to lunatics, or tho office of ] I i assignee, supervisor, cr trustee under j 3 i ®ny low now or hereafter in force ! in the Dominion relating to bank- >'i ruptoy or to insolvent debtors or tho I office of Manager, under "The Aged j ) J''d Infirm. Persons Protection Act, i 1912,' aid any other office or situa-.j ) tion of trust or confidence, and to ! [ Perform and discharge the duties and functions incident thereto, and gen- ! erally to transact all kinds.of-trust 1 business. ' . ■ i (n) To act as attorney or agent for any ' person or corporation in. tie m&iiage- ' ; ment of any real or personal. pro- I perty. or. in buying, leasing, selling, ! or otherwise disposing of any. real ! and personal property, or in the in- • 1 vesting of moneys,- in ■ loans on every kind of security, in \ . collccting and recovering rents, in- i terest, freights, dividends, or other ] income or debts, or other sums, of • , - money or claims, in effecting insur- j ances, in remitting money, and "gen-,! erally to transact all kinds of agency i which tlio Company, may think con- ; ducive' to its business and objects, ' and as such, attorneys or agents to '; , ,■ make, do, execute, and perform all acts, deeds, transactions, business | matters, and things which tho-prin- ' cipal might lawfully make, do, execute, ' .and perform if personally'or actually I present. •, (o) For all or any of tho purposes afore- : said to charge and receive in-addi- ; tion to all moneys "properly expend- . ed and chargeable by the Company a i . commission, charge, or allowance by : way of remuneration for the discharge ■; or performance of all or any of the j duties_ undertaken by. the Company, : .its Directors, or officers. ' (p).To receive securities, deeds, and vain- : J ables of all kinds for and generally to carry on tlio business of •t ' a safe deposit company." ■ . ; (q) To purchase and dispose of and lend ' ■ on annuities,- life insurances, life re- ' ■ versionary, and other interests of-all 'f kinds whether absolute or contingent, : or expectant, and whether determin- ' able or not. • (r) To enter into any contract or bond or give any guarantee in cases, where '! the Company, or any Director or offi- ; . • cer thereof is acting as executor, ad- ! ministrator, trustee, liquidator, guar- I dian, receiver, ' committee) • assignee, j •supervisor, or agent for tho due per- ; formance of the duties arising thereout, and to enter into any contract or ::j bond, or give any guarantee that' any > loss arising from any investment of . j moneys on the security of real "or. per- j sonal property shall be made'good by i tho Company out of its own-proper j moneys whether the lass ' shall or | shall not Ijjivq arisen from the iiegli- I ' gence' of the Company or any' Director : J or officer thereof. j (s) To deposjt any money of or'held by '• tho Company with any: company, j . corporation, firm, trust, or individual. "j (t) To enter-into, carry on, 'arid'execute { all monetary and financial arrange- : | . mentß, and do all matters and things j which the Company may think con- • to the objects aforesaid, or the original objects of the Company ' or any of them. / (u) To draw, make, accept, endorse, dis- ; count, execute, and issue promissory 'j notes, bills of exchange, bills of j lading, warrants, debentures, and i other negotiable or transferable instruments as the Company may, ! think conducive to. the objects afore- i said or the original objects' of the i Company or any of- them. j (v);To do all or the abovo things '] either alone or in conjunction with. • other persons or corporations. :•. ' (w) To do such other things as the Com- : i pany thinks are conducive to the at- .i tainment of its new or original ' objects. . 1 NOTICE is furttier guven that the • said Petition is directed to be heavd be- ! sS no " r Sir Robert 'Stout, I K.C.M.G., Chief Justice of New Zealand, ! on June S, 1920, at 9.30 o'clock in the i forenoon, or so soon thereafter as Coun- ! scl can bo heard,' at Ilis Chambers, I supreme Court, Wellington, and any per- i son interested in the said Company, > whether as creditor or otherwise, desirous '■ ■ or opposing the making of an Order for .; the confirmation of the said resolution under the above Act should appear at tho 1 time of Hearing by himself or his Counsel tor'that.purpose. An office copy of the said Petition can be obtained by ap- ! plication .to the Registrar of the Supreme Oourt at Wellington on .payment of tlio ; regular chai*go the 6ame. , Dated at Wellington May 11, 1920. j BUDDLE, ANDERSON, AND • ' '•! 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