DREYERTON PUBLIC HALL.
QUESTION OF IRUSTEESHIP
His Honor the Chief Justice, had before him in Chambers yesterday morning, a petition-, 'presented" by, ■Mr R. K. Jackson on behalf of Alexander MeLeod and others, praying for. the appointment of new Trustees, of-the Dreyerftm Public; _ Hall- property. Some years' ago' keflry Oiren Osborne transferred the property to to;hold for;a public liaif; for the use'd'fjthe, residents of Kopuaranga, but the transfer was made in such a way ". that the trust was* not diseased. Two of ,the original
are' now dead, and those concerned felt the trust-was not iu> on a satisfactory footing. His Honor, on Mr Jackson's application, made an order declaring the trusts, reducing the number.of trustees 'to five, appointing M. C. Marshall, R. D. McKe'nzie, J, •J. Cottle, C. C. Jackson and J. J. Donovan to be the new trustees, .ami vesting the ?property in turn as. joint tenants, without survivorship.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10199, 30 March 1911, Page 5
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150DREYERTON PUBLIC HALL. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10199, 30 March 1911, Page 5
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