jumb. 71. 287-3
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
WELLINGTON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1913.
Ohange of Name of Locality, " Wade" to "SilveTdale." Land set apart fo·t Selection.
[L.S.} LIVERPOOL, Governor. [L.S.] LIVERPOOL. Governor. A PROCLAMATION. A PROCLAMATION. HEREAS settlers fo the locality known as "Wade," HEREA.S bv section seventv - seven of the New W in the County of Waitcmata, desire that the name W Zealand State-guaranteed Advances Act, 1909, as of such locality be chaugecl to " Silverdale " : And whereas a.mended by section twenty-two of the New Zealand State the Council of the County of Waitemata has, by resolution guaranteed Advances An,endmeut Act. 1910, it is, amongst adopted at an ordinary meeting thereof, consented to the other things, enacted that m no case shall any moneys be name of " Silverdale " being substituted for the existing expended nuder the provisions of the said section seventy name of" Wade": seven in connection with any block of land unless that block is set apart for selection under that section pursuant to Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of the powers Proclamation in that behalf : and authorities conferred on me by the Designation cf Dis Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of every power tricts Act, 1908, and of all other powers and authorities and authodty enabling me in tl-'s behalf, and for the enabling me in this behalf, I, Arthur William de Brito Sa vile, purposes of the aforesaid Acts, I ..\ rt mr W ,l!iam de Brito Earl cf Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Ha vile, Earl of Liverpool, the Ge, er.1or of the Dominion of Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare that the name of New Zealand, do hereby proclaim ,ne land described in the the locality now known as "Wade," in the County of Waite Schedule hereto as set apart for selection. mata., shall be and the same is hereby altered to" Silverd;il~," and do assign the last-mentioned name to such locality accordingly; and also do hereby procbim a:id declare that SCHEDULE. this Proclamation shall take effect on and after the first day of December, one thousand nine hundred and thirt~cn, WELLINGTON LAND DIST!UCT. not being earlier than six months after the first publication }d"anawatu Gorge Block (4,039 Acres). thereof in the Gazette.
Given under the :,and of His Excellency the Ri([bt Aren.. ] Block SituatedSurvt>y in .I ShownPl on I' !d.J..:! ;, Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, " District of t1on ~'-' Earl of Liverpool, Knight Commander of the w."' : "i1 Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Member of the Roya.I Victorian A. R- p I Orde!:", Governor and Commander-in-Chief in 424 0 01 28 I a.nd over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea 415 0 01 30 land and its Dependencies ; and issued under 404 0 35 1! I I the Seal of the sa.i RRATA.-In Gazette No. 57, of 21st July, 1913, at page 2236, for "Kent, Johnston Joseph Stuart," read "Kent E Johnston, Joseph Stuart"; and at pagl' 2243, for" Sutter, R.," read "Iatto~. R ._" A ------'---,:------ 2874 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 71 As the same is delineated upon the plan marked as Amending Part of a Proclamation proclaiming Land aa a Road above mentioned, deposited in the Head Office, Department in Block VIII, Kawhia South Survey District, Kawhia of Lauds and burvey, a.& Wellington, and thereon coloured County. as e.bo, e noted. [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. Given under the band of His Excellency the Right Honourable Arthur William de Brito ~~tile, A PROCLAMATION. Earl of Liverpool, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and \-X-7 HEREAS by section five of the Land Act, 1908, it is Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian V V therein provided that every Proclamation, Order Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in in Council, or other instrument, whether made under any and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea Act in force prior to the commencement of that Act, or land and its Dependencies; and issued under made under or by virtue of that Act, and all regulations, the Seal of the s1tid Dominion, at the Govern by-laws, conditions, or rules made by the Governor, the ment House, at Wellington, this eleventh day of Minister, or any Land Board, may be altered, am(nded, or Snptemb3r, in the year of our Lord one thousand revoked from time to time : nine hundred and thirteen. And whereas it is necessary to amend a Proclamation H. D. BELL, issued under the said Act, proclaiming land as a road in For Minister of Lands. Kawhia South Survey District, dated the sixth day of August, one thousand nine hundred and thirteen, and published in GOD SA VE THE KING ! the New Zealand Gazelte of the fourteenth day of the Fame month, and hereinafter referred to as " the said Proclama tion": Resuming Land for a Site for a Public School, Matawai 'l'own ship, Hawke'B Bay Land District. Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exe~cise of the power and authority vested [L.B.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. in me by the said Act, do here by amend the said Proclama A PROCLAMATION. tion as follows-namely, by the subititution of XII in lieu of VIII in th SCHEDULE. A.II in the Taranaki Land District; as the san.1e rLre more particularly delineated on the plan marked and coloured as I above mentioned, and deposited in the office of the Minister Situated -1-§ in of Public Works, at Wellington, in the Wellmgton Pro Sb~;n j ]j vincial District. Being Survey District Plan I ~P.. ot Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right I o Honourable Arthur William de Brito Snvile, Earl of Liverpool, J,;:ni.sht Commander o: the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and A. R. P. ! I II I I Saint George; ]\[ember of the Royal Victorian 7 0 271' Closed road ad- II IV Mawhera-f P.W.D. 1 Green. joining or pass- nui 33650 I Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in , ing through , I I '1nd over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea Sections 2, 3, 4, ' I land and its Dependencies ; and issued under I 6, & 7, R. 1454, the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Go·,eru Ahaura (Sub ment House, at Wellington, this sixteenth dny of urban) &ptemb;ir, in tbe year of our Lord one thousand 0 1 3 Closed road ad- Ditto . . Ditto nine hundred and thirteen. joining or pass- [ W. FRASER, ing through Minister of Public Works. Section 5, 1 Gan SAVE THE Kr1 :~]~ II i I Land proclaimed as a Road, and Rnad cloud, in Block IX, Ohura Survey Di•trict, Ohura County. s:: j as 'Ci Being :: ~ :I Situated in Slloonwn I i ..~ 'R ~ '"=' ;: ~ Portio11 of I ~ ~ Survey - E «i ~ ·;::: I Section I ::,- · District of Plan I gt ~~-~[ ~ [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. li:I _""_"_";,.. _~_.. _c.____ I ;.~ .:=; 00 A PROCLAMATION. - I N pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred by I section eleven of the Land Act, 1908, I, Arthur ~- ~- 3~)) I I I William de Brito Sa.vile, Ee.rl of Liverpool, the Governor ., ~ 3, Southland , IV We.ikaka .. I P.W D., Red. 1 1 of the Dominion of New Zealand, do herebv, with the 0 0 23·8 ) R.D. I 34iOG I consents of the lessee of the Crown land desc.ribed in the o o 15·6 I First Schedule hereto, and of the Ohura County Council, ·--~------'--- bein~ the local authority in whose di•trict the said lllnd is SECOND SCHEDULE. situated, proclaim as a road the land in Ohura Survey District described in the First Schedule hereto; and a.iso ROAD CLOSED. do hereby, with the like consents as aforesaid, prociaim as closed the road described in the Second Scheduie hereto, which is not required by reason of the road described in the First Schedule hereto. Jc'IRST SCHEDULE. LAND PROCLAIMED AS A ROAD. A. R. p f I ' 1 o 10·3. I . I ., "' I ~ Southland IV I Waikaka .. iP.WD. Groen. ~!g~,d .:: 0 1}3, 9+>j9= .,,.,. 0 0 15·3 R.D. : 1· 34106 Being Portion w... in Shown "'"~ ·s'o"o]~ of ~o"" ~ I on 0 0 17-7 ! i I ).. «I Land proclai·11ted as a Road in Block X, l(owai Survey SCHEDULE. District, Tawera Cou-nty. j w'a ::,;I.£ a3 .Situate: ci Shown 1 .§:: I lll ~ 0 0 :J) [L.S.) LIVERPOOL, Governor. Being . tbe City on [ffi~l I of Plan A PROCLAMATION. ~~-~:,., I I N pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred by ----1------·-- . I section eleven of the Land Act, 1908, I, Arthur William IA. J<. P ; _ de Brito Sa.vile, Earl of Liverpool. the Governor of t,he O O 2.5 ' Part of Lot~ on_ D.P. Welling- P.W.D. Blue. Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby, with the consents . I 16ll_(part ~f Origwal: ton 34127 of the owner of the land described in the Schedule hereto, : Sectwn 881) I I I and of the Tawera County Council, being the local authority O l 10·7' Lots 21, ~2. and 23 on Ditto .. : Ditto .• i Edgad in whose district the said land is situated, proclaim a.s a road ) D.P._ 1611 (!,'art of: , : red. the land in Kowai Survey District described in the Schedule __ '__ ~..1._gm_iiJ_~ect10n!90) I_ _ ___: _____ :__ _ hereto. .-\.IJ in the ·wellington Land District; as the same are more particularly delineated on the plan marked and coloured as above mentioned, and deposited in the office of the Minister SCHEDULE. of Public Works, at Wellington, in the Wellington Pro vincial District. g Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right 1.a Situated Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, Being in Shown 'g = Survev on I ""= Earl of Liverpool, Knight Commander of the Portion of Districit Plan 6S:: :Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and ·u of w Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian l Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in -~J__ 8 - and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea land and its Dependencies ; and issued under ~- ~ ;:, \[ R.S:·31454 1 X \ Kowai P.W.D.I Red. the Seil of the said Dominion, at the Govern 1 1$4104 : ment House, at Wellington, this e'ghteenth day of 1 0 3 38 R_-8. 3-1456 Ditto i Soptembcr, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hunclrod and thirteen. W. FRASER, All in the Canterbury Land District; as the same are more Minister of Public Works. particularly delineated on the plan marked and coloured as above mentioned, and deposited in the office of the t.:ov SAVE THE KING: Minister of Public Works, at Wellington, in the Wellington Provincial District. Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right · Laying out a,fa taking a Road in Block IX, Whangarei Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savilc, Survey District, JVha11garei County. Earl of Liverpool, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian /L.S.J LIVERPOOL, Governor. Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea A PROCLAMATION. land and its Dependencies ; and issued under the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern I N pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred by ment House, at Wellington, this e'ghteenth day of . section three hundred and eighty-nine of the Native Septembx, in the year of our Lord one thousand Land Act, 1909, I. Arthur William de Brito Savile. Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New ZeaTand, nine hundred and thirteen. do hereby lay out and iake as a road the land described W. FRASER, in the Schedule hereto. Minister of Public Works. Goo SAVE THE Knm ! ------·------Shown Being Portion on of Plan Land taken for Tramway Purposes in the Ciry of Wellington. 1 [L.S,] LIVERPOOL, Governor. -i~~l~a,mahanga 1. IX I Whangarei IP.W.D.1 Red. ~ Block 34095 A PROCLAMATION. 1 1 i ('7123, blue1 __ ~__~---·------I __ HEREAS the land described in the Schedule hereto In the Auckland Land District; as the same is more par W is required to be taken, under the Public Works ticularly delineated on the plan marked and coloured a.a Act, 1908, for a certain public work, to wit, for tramw:w above mentioned, and deposited in the office of the Minister purposes i'h the City of Wellington : · of Public Works, at WPllmgton, in the Wellington Provin And whereas the Wcliington City Councii has ia,ci cial District. before the Governor a. memorial, accompanied by a map (in Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri$'ht duplicate), and also the statutory declaration, as required by .Honomable Arthur William de Brito Savtle, the said Act : Earl of Liverpool, Knight Commander of the Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Sa.vile, Earl of Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, Saint George, Member uf the Royal Victorian in pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in vested iri me by the Pubiic Works Act, 1908, the 'l'recmways and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea Act, l90B, and the Municipal Corporations Act, 1908. and oi I land and its Dependencies ; and issued under every other power and amhority in anywise enablin~ me in i the Sen.I of the said Dominion, nt. the Govern· this behalf, do hereby proclaim and declare that t11e land 1 ment House, at Wellington, this eighteenth day of described in the Schedule herern is h,"·ebv taken for the said I September, in the year of our Lord one thousand tramway purposes as from the date hereinafter specified, and , nine hundred and thirteen. ehall vest in the Mayor, Councillors, all(i Citiz.eus of the I W. FRASER, City of Wellington: and I do also tlirect that this Proclama Minister of Public Works. tion shall take effect on and after the eleventh day of October, one thousand nine hundred and thirteen. Goo SA VE THE KING ! SEPT. 25.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2877 Reooking a Proclarnation taking Land for a Further Portion SCHEDULE. of the Kaihu Valley Railway. [r..s.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. .s Situa.tPd "0 in Shown f~ A PROCLAMATION. Being ig.. _ Survey on gs:; j;~ District Plan HEREAS by the Public Works Amendment Act, 1909, iii of 0 W it is enacted that if at any time after the issue or 0 making of any Proclamation taking land under the Public Works Act, 1908, and before the payment or award of any compensation in respect of the taking thereof, it is found Lot 1 of railway ~vlNgatapa ! P. W.D IEdged. that the laud, or any part thereof, is not required for the land, formerly part purpose for which it was taken, or that any error in form of Section 2 or substance exists in or in relation to that Proclamation, 1 or the making or gazetting thereof, the Governor may, by a 9 j Lot 2, ditto i 1;:'.= 0 sub3equent Proclamation gazetted, revoke the former Pro- 12 ,. 3, ,, 0 0 19 ! .. 4, clamation, either wholly or so far as he thinks necessary: :i 0 20 5, And whereas it is found that the land in Block XIII, 4 J O ,, Ii. Tutamoe Survey District, taken for a further portion of the l 0 0 7. p:{v.D. Kailiu Valley Railway by a Proclamation made under the ·· 1 :Hl44 Public Works Act, 1908, and dated the thirty-first day of May, one thousand nine hundred and thirteen (hereina.fter All iu the Hawkes Bay LandlJistnct; as the same are more termed "the said Proclamation"), and published in the particularly delineated on the plan marked and colou!e~ as New Zealand Gazette No. 46, page 1878, of the twelfth day above mentioned and deposited in the office of the l\hmster of the following month, is incorrectly described : And of Public Works,'at W E>llington, in the Wellington Provincial wh'Jreas compensation in respect of the taking of the said District. land has not been paid or awarded : Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, in pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in me by the Earl of Liverpool, Knight Commander of the Public Works Amendment Act, 1909, and of all other powers Most Distinguished Order of Saint Mich.ael 3:nd enabling me in this behalf, do hereby revoke the said Pro Saint Geor"e. Member of the Royal V1ctor1an clamation. Order Go..:'ernor and Commander-in-Chief in and o~er His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right land and its Dependencies ; and issued under Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern· Earl of Liverpool, Knight Commander of the ment House. at Wellington, this eighteenth day of Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and September, in the year of our Lord one thousand Saint George, l\Iember of the Royal Victorian nine hundred and thirteen. Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea W. FRASER, land and its Dependencies ; and issued under Minister of Public Works. the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern- · mont House, at Wellington, this eighteenth day of GOD SA VE THE KING ! September, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirteen. W. FRASER, Ministe~ of Public Works. GOD BA VE TJIE KING ! Stopping a Government Road in Block VI, Waitapu Survey District. Revoking Part of a Proclamation taking Land for a Further [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. Portion of the Gisborne-Rotorua Rail'l!'ay (Otoko Section). A PROCLAMATION. LL.s.J LIVI<;RPOOL, Governor. HEREAS by paragraph (c) of section one hundred W and thirty-three of the Public Works Act, 1908, it A PROCLAMATION. is enacted that the Governor may, by Proclamation pub HEREAS by the Public Works Amendment Act, 1909, licly notified, stop or alter the course of any Government W it is enacted that if at any time after the issue or road or any part thereof: making of any Proclamation taking land under the Public And whereas the Government road described in the Works Act, 1908, and before the payment or award of any Schedule hereto is no longer required for the purpose of compensation in respect of the taking thereof, it is found a road: that the land or any part thereof is not required for the Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Sa.vile. Earl of purpose for which it was taken, or that any error in form Liverpool, the Governor of the Domimon of New Zealand, or substance exists in or in relation to that Proclamation, in pursuance and exercise of the above-in-part-recited Act, or tho making or gazetting thereof, the Governor may, by a and of all other powers in anywise enabling me in tliis subsequent Proclamation gazetted, revoke the former Pro behalf, do hereby proclaim as stopped the road described in clamation, either wholly or so far as he thinks necessary : the Schedule hereto. And whereas it is found that the pieces of land described in the Schedule hereto, being part of the land taken for a further portion of the Gisborne-Rotorua Railway (Otoko Section) by a Proclamation made under the Public Works SCHEDULE. Act, 1908, dated the fifth day of July, one thousand nine ·---~-·---- hundred and ton (horoinaftcr termed " the said Proclama tion"), and published in the New Zealand Gazette No. 67, of Adjoining .s Situated I in Shown the seventh day of the same month, are not required for the or """' Survey on purpose for which they wore taken: And whereas compen passing through ~] Sections E~ District Plan sation in respect of the taking of the said land has not been I of paid or awarded a ai ' Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of ·---·------'----~- Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exorcise of the powers vested in me by -~ i;-[i 1·B6andB7,Takakal VI WaitapulP.W.D. Red. the Public Works Amendment Act, 1909, and of all other Original, Nelson 34063 powers enabling me in this behalf, do hereby revoke so much R.D. of the said Proclamation as affects the pieces of land de scribed in the Schedule hereto, being part of the land taken In the Nelson Land District ; as the same is more by the said Pro~lamation. particularly delineated on the plan marked and coloured as 2878 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZE'l"fil~. [No. 71 e.bove mentioned, e.nd deposited in the office of the Minister under the authority of a license issued to him by the Go of PubljQ Works., e.t Wellington, in the Wellington Provi_ncie.l vernor in Council under that Act : District. And whereas the Christchurch City Council (hereinafter referred to as " the licensee ") desires to erect electric lines Given under the hand of His Excellency the Rign in the City of Christchurch, and it is expedient accordingly Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, to issue a license in respect thereof under the said section : Earl of Liverpool, Knight Commander of the Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of the powers Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and conferred on him by the said section, and of all other powers Saint George. Member of the Royal Victorian Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief m in anywise enabling him in this behalf, His Excellency the and over His MajPsty's Dominion of New Zea Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and land and its Tlependencies: nnd issued ·under with the advice u,nd consent of the Executive Council of the the Seal of the said Dominion. nt the Govern said Dominion, doth, subject to the conditions set forth in ment House, at Wellington, this.eighteenth day of the Schedule hereto, hereby authorize the licensee to erect September, in tho year of our Lord one thousand and maintain, for lighting, heating, and power purposes withi_n nine hundred and thirteen. tho City of Christchurch as at present constituted, the electrIC lines indicated by red lines on the plan marked P.W.D. 30871, W. FRASER, deposited in tho office of tho Minister of Public Works, at Minister of Public Works. Wellington, in the Wellington Provincial District, and such Gon SAVE THE KING! further lines as may from time to time be required within the said city. Commercial Road, Takaka County, exempted from the Provi 8CH.EDULK sions of Section 117 of the Public W orka Act, 1908. l, IN the following comlitions- " l\linister" means the Minister of Public Works. LIVERPOOL, Uovernur. "Council " means the Christchurch City Council. ORDER IN COUNCIL. " Inspecting Engineer " means the engineer or other At the Government House, at Wellington, this fourtoontl• officer appointed by the Minister of Public Works day of July, l9Ul. for the purpose of inspecting tho works to be con structed or maintained under this license. Present: " Telegraph " includes telephone. Hrs EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. " Pressure " means difference of electric potential be HEREAS by subsection one of section one hundred tween any two conductors through which supply of W and seventeen of tbe Public Works Act, 1908, it energy is given, or between any part of either con is, inter alia, provided that the sa'd section shall not apply ductor and the earth. in any case where the local authority having control of any " Earthed " applied to any conductor means that such road or street by resolution declares tbat the provisions conductor shall be so conqected to the general mass thereof shall not apply to any specified road or street, or of earth as to ensure at all times an immediate and any specified part thereof, and such resolution is approved by safe discharge to earth of electric energy. the Governor in Council : " Electric line " means any wire, wires, conductor, or And whereas by subsection two of section one hundred aud other means used for conveying, transmitting, or seventeen of the Public Works Act, 1908, it is provided distributing electricity for power, lighting, or heat that such approval may be either absolute or subject to such ing purposes, and includes any instrument, insulator, conditions with respect to the building-line as the Governor, casing, tubing, pipe, covering, or post enclosing or by Order in Council, thinks fit to impose: supporting an electric line or anything connected And whereas the Takaka County Council, being the local therewith. authority he.ving control of the roa.d described in tbe " Electric tolcgraph line " moans any wire, wires, or Schedule hereto, did by resolution oeclare t1,at the pro cables belonging to tho Post and Telegraph Depart visions of the said section one hundred and seventeen ment, or erected under authority granted by the should not apply to the said road : Minister of Post and Telegraph Department. And whereas it is deemed expedient that such resolution " Consumer's wires " means any electric lines on the should be approved: consumer's premises which are connected with the Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of tbe Do Council's electric lines. mini DISTRIBUTION. 11. Where electric lines a.re permitted to be supported on 7. The distribution may be carried out either by underground telegraph poles, all details of the support and of the in su or overhead conductors, provided that if at any time it is latinn of the adjacent spans shall be approved by the Minister deemed by the Minister to be detrimental to the public safety of Telegraphs, who may require such electric lines at e,ny for the conductors or any particular class of conductors to time to be removed from such telegraph poles, on reasonable be overhead they shall, on receipt of notification to that notice and without compensation of any description. effect from the Minister, and within ten months of such noti Where overhead electric lines at a pressure not exceeding fication, be laid underground, and all consequent and neces- -460 volts cross telegraph lines the electric lines Ehall be pro 1ary alterations made by and at the cost of tho Council. tected for the crossing-span with a triple covering of jute braiding and thoroughly compounded. Where overhead OVERHEAD ELECTRIC LINES. electric lines a.t high or extra high pressure cross telegrnph 8. Overhead electric lines at a pressure of 460 volts or less lines, the electric lines shall be subject to f'J)ecial conditions shall be of stranded hard-drawn copper, aluminium, or other to be imposed by the Minister of Telegraphs in each case material of not less than •0129 square inches in section, pro of such crossing. · vided that service wires of short span may be not less than The cost of all necessary guard-wires and special provisions •0072 square inches. The lines shall be covered throughout required to comply with this clause, or deemed to be necesrnry with triple braiding thoroughly impregnated with weather as a protection to telegraph wires generally, shall be proofing compound, provided that where circumstances permit bor!'e by the Council, whether the telegraph lines a.re the lines may, with the consent of tho Minister, ho bare. erected before or after the electric lirws. In the latter cam Electric lines at a pressure c-xcecding 460 volt, shall he the Council, on l'Cccipt of notice from the local officer of the insulated, and may be either laid 11ndergro1111d or carri~d Telep:raph Dopartruont that it is proposed to run a telegraph overhead. If carried overhead the electric lines shs,11 be line along the route, shall forthwith make the necesrary insulated with vulcanized indiarubber of 600·mcgohm gra LIGHTNING-ARRESTERS. (d.) Every consumer within any part of the area included 16. Where any portion of an electric line or any support for in the license shall be entitled to a supply of electrical energy an. electric line is exposed to such a position as to be liable on the same terms on which any other consumer in such part to injury from lightning, it shall be efficiently protected of the area is entitled under similar circumstances to a corre against such liability. sponding supply. (e.) If tho nature of the proposed consumption of energy by UNDERGROUND CONDUCTORS. any applicant is such as is likely to seriously interfere with the maintenance of a constant pressure on the lines in accord 17. Underground conductors shall bo thoroughly insulated, ance with clause 4, the Council may, with the approval· of and. shall be protected from mechanical damage by a wooden the Minister, require the consumer to install such e,pparatus boxing or earthenware or stoneware conduit. They shall be as sh:tll en:i.ble the conditions of clause 4 to be c·nmplied laid, wherever possible, under the footpaths, and with a cover with. of at least 12 in. from the surface of the pavement. Where (/.) The Cuuncil may require services to be wired or in laid under the roadway this cover shall be increased to 2 ft. stalled by competent tradesmen, but no preference shall be All conduits, pipes, casings, and street boxes used as recep given to services wired or installed by any individual con tacles for electric lines shall be constructed of durable mat,erial tractor or firm of con tractors. and shall be <1f ample st;rength to prevent damage from heavy ( e.) The ch:i.rge for elect;rical energy if paid within fourteen traffic, and n»isonable means shall be taken to prevent tho days of the rendering of " cmTPct account rhr,11 not exceed accumulation of gas in such receptacles. an average rate of 6d. per unit for lighting purposes, and Where any underground line crosses or is in proximity to an average rate of 3d. per unit for motor-power, heating, any metallic substance, special precaution shall be taken or cooking purposes, provided that "lighting purposes•· against the possibility of any electrical charging of the metallic shall include the operation of motor-generators for lighting substance from the line, or from any metallic conduit pipe or .purposes. casing enclosing the line. (h.) No meter rent shall be charged, but a minimum charge may be m:i.de monthly, independent of tho consumption. not EARTHING CoNDurrs. exceeding 2s. 6d. per K.W. or part of a K.W. of maximum 18. All underground metal conduits, pipes, or casings con capacity of each service. Where more than one meter is taining an electric line shall be efficiently earthed, and shall required to he installed in one building each meter shall, be so jointed and connected across all street boxes and other for the purpose of this clause, be considered an independent openings as to make good electrical contact throughout their service. whole length. (i.) 1f payment by the consumer is delayed more than STREET BoxEs. thirty days :tft,Pr the date of rendering a correct account. 19. The covers of street boxes shall be so secured that the supply of electricity to such premises may bo cut off they cannot be opened except by means of a special appliance. without notice, and need not be restored until all arrears Street boxes shall be either filled solid with cable compound are paid. or, if not so filled, shall be inspected from time to time fot· SERVICE CONNECTIONS. the presence of gas, and suitable action shall be taken to 2:l. The Council shall be responsible for all electric lines or check its influx and accumulation. wires, fittings, and :tpparatus belonging to it or under its control which mtty be upon a consumer's premises being main lNSLLATION m' ELEO'l'RIC MAINS. tained in a safe condition, and in all respocta fit for supplying 20. Every main, either overhead or underground, shall be energy. tested for insulation after having been placed iu position and In delivering the energy to "' consumer's terminals the before it is used for the pur.poses of supply, the testing pressure Council shall exorcise all due precautions. so as to avoid risk being at least 500 volts ; and the Council shall duly record the of causing fire on the premises. results of the tests of each main or section of a m:tin, and A suit:tble sa,fety-fnse or other automa,tic circuit-breaker forthwith forward a report thereof to the Resident Engiiwer shall bo inserted in each sorvice lino within a consumer's of the Public Works Department at Christchurch. premises as close as possible to the point of entry, and con The insulation of every complete circuit used for the supply tained within a, suitable locked or sealed receptacle of fire of energy, induding all machinery, apparatus, an,l clevic-es proof construction. forming pa.,·t of or in connection with such circnit, shall be All nlectric wires and apparatus on a consumer's premises, so maintained that the kakago current shall not under any <'Xcept snch parts as require to b,, earthed, sh:tll be highly conditions exceed one-thousandth part of th" m:tximum supply insulated, and suitable for tho voltage at which the supply current. Evory leakage shall be remmfo,d by the Council is given. 'l'hey shall be thoroughly protected against injury without delay. Every such circuit shall bo tested for insula to the insulation or :tccess of moisture. All electric wires tion at least once in every week, and the Council shall dnly shall be so fixed and protected as to prevent the possibility record the results of tho tests, and forward a report thereof of electrical dischar!(e to any adjacent metallic substance. at the end of each month to tho Resident Engineer of tho Public Works Department at Christchurch. INSULATION ON CONSUMER'S INSTALLATION. 24. The Council shall not connect tho wires and fittings on a CO:' ASSIGNMENT. FIRST SCHEDULE. 32. This license, a.nd the benefits and obligations hereunda, shall not be assigned by the Council without the e~ress con , PROVISIONS OJI' MINING ACT APPLIED. sent in writing of the Minister first had and obtained; but THE Mining Act, 1908.-Part Il : Section 11, subsec• such consent shall not be withheld if it is proved to the satis tion (a); sections 76 to 85, both inclusive; and section 165. faction of the Minist,er that the transferee is financially and Part V : Sections 261 to 276, both inclusive. otherwise able to carry out the obligations specified in this Regulations under Mining Act, 1908.-Nos. 1, 33, 91, licenae. 102, 147 to 150 (both inclusive), 2882 'l'HE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No. 7J SECOND SCHEDULE. Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice DESOBil1TION OF DISTRICT. and consent of the Executive Council of the said Doininion, ALL that area in the Auckland Land District contained in doth hereby consent to the confirmation of an alienation by Blocks 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16, Purua Survey District, way of mortgage of the blocit or parcel of land set out in Blocks 2, 5, and 6, Tangihua Survey District, and Block 4, the Schedule hereto. And it is hereby declared that this Maunaaru Survey District, inclusive of the K.ioreroa Block, Order in Council is made nuder the provisions in that an ena'.owment of the Whangarei High School situated within behalf of the Native Land Act, 1909, and shall operate that area. accordingly as a consent of the Governor in Council to the J. F. ANDREWS, prooeediugs hereby amhor1zed. Clerk of the Executive Council. SCHEDULE. Oon,enting to Land being t,, ken for the Purposea of a Post Approximate Provincial offece in Bloc1< XIII, Town of Buckley. Block. Area. . District. LIVERPOOL, Governor. A, B, l', Okaihau No. SA 778 0 28 ORDER IN COUNCIL. .. I IHawke's Bay. At the Government House, at Wellington, this twenty-second day of September, 1913. J. F. ANDREWS, Present: Clerk of the Executive Council. His ExcELLENCY THE GovERNOR IN Co_trNCIL. U,HEREAS by the Public Works Act, 1908, it is, in V V section fiheen thereof, inter alia, enacted that, except Consenting to the Granting of a License to remove Timber for the purpose of a railway or defence purposes, or for the under Section 280 of the Native Land Act, 1909. purposes of any other work to be made under the authority of a special Act, nothing in this Act contained shall autho rize the taking of any land occupied by any building, yard, LIVERPOOL, Governor. garden, or vineyard, or in bona fide occupation as an orna ORDER IN COUNCIL. mental park or pleasure-ground, without the previous consent of the Governor in Council ; At the Government House, at Wellingwn, this twenty-second And whereas part of the land described in the Schedule day of September, 1913. hereto is occupied by a building, and the Minister of Public . Present: Works has recommended the Governor to issue an ·order· ' His EXCELLENCY THI! GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. in Council under the said Act consenting to the taking of the said land for the purposes of a post-office in Block -XIII, · WHEREAS by section two hundred and eighty of the Town of Buckley : Native Land Act, 1909, it is enacted, int.er alia, Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of the above that a Maori Land Board may grant licenses for the in-part-reoited Act, and of all other powers in anywise removal· of timber, flax, kauri-gum, or minerals from any enabling him in this behalf, His Excellency the Governor land vested in that Board and subject to Part XIV of the of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the said Act, provided that no such license shall be granted" a.a.vice and consent of the Executive Council of the said without the consent of the Governor in Council : Dominion, doth hereby consent to the land described in And whereas application has been made to the Tokerau the Sohedule hereto being taken for the purposes above ,:District Maori Land Board for the issue of a license to mentioned. lremove timber in and over the Kaurinui 3B Nos, 1 and 2 'Blocks, which land is vested in the said Board and subject to the aforesaid Part XIV: And whereas it is expedient that a SCHEDULE.. license to remove timber be granted : .. -- · Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the I ,.-g = .s § Dominion of New Zealand, acting b7. and with the advice a-B!l.: Shown ..,., and consent of the Executive Council thereof, doth hereby l3'o--., Being .u""" Situated on f,!! consent to the issue and the grantmg of a license to remove o,.o, In the gp.. tf!. Plan timber, by the Tokerau District Maori Land Board, in and ~~= 0 over the aforesaid blocks or pa.reels of land. And it is :-(·~.! 0 "' hereby declared that this Order in Council is made under A, B, the provisions in that behalf of the Native Land Act, l',, 1909, and shall operate accordingly as a consent of the 0 1 0 Section 11 1 Town of IP.W.D.1 Red. .. lxn1 1 Buckley 34112 Governor in Council to the proceedmgs 1 reby aqthorized. J. F. ANDREWS, In the Hawke's Bay Land District ; as the same is more Clerk of the Executive Council. particularly delineated on the plan marked and coloured as above mentioned, and deposited in the office of the Minister of Public Works, at Wellington, in the Wellington Pro vincial District. J. F. ANDREWS, Con.senting to stupping a Road in Block XVI, NewrastlB Clerk of the Executive Council. Survey District, Newca,tlB Road District, Waipa County, LIVERPOOL, Governor. Con,enting to a Mortgage of Native Land. ORDER IN. COUNCIL. LIVERPOOt, Governor. At the Government House, at Wellington, this twenty-second day of September, 1913. ORDER IN COUNCIL. Present: At the Government House, at Wellington, this twenty-second day of September, 1913. His ExcELLENCY THE GovERNoR•IN CotrNCIL. Present: ,-·x7HEREAS by section one hundred and thirty-three (a) \' \ of the Public Works Act, 1908. it is enacted that a His ExcELLENCY THE GovERNOR IN CotrNCIL. local authority shall not declare any county road or district HEREAS bv section two hundred and thirtv of the road to be slopped until the consent thereto of the Governor W Native Land A ct., 1909. it ia provided that no instru by Order in Council gazetted is obtained : ment of alienation of Native land by way of mortgage or And whereas the Ntwoastle Road Board has applied charge. other than a mortgage or char~e in favour of a State for snob consent in respeot of the road desoribed in the Loan Denartment, shall be confirmed bv a Board or the Schedule hl!reto : Court without the precedent consent of° the Governor in ·Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of the above Council: in - part· recited Act, and of all other powers in anvwise And whereas application has been made for the consent of enabling him in this behalf, His Excellenoy the Governor the Governor in Connet I to a mortgage of the block or parcel of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the of land mentioned in the Schedule hereto: And whereas it advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said is,expedient that the precedent consent of the Governor in Dominion, doth hereby consent to the Newcastle Road Council· should issue : . . Board stopping the road described in the Schedule hereto, . SEFT. 2!5.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZEl'TE. 2883 SCHEDULE. SCHEDULE. ALL that portion of road in the Nelson Land District, Waimea and Murchison Counties, known as the Glenhope-Westport Reefton Road, commencing at Glenhope Railway-station, and proceeding thence in a south-westerly direction generally a.long the western bank of the Hope River to its confluence with the Buller River; thence in a westerly direction gene rally a.long the northern side of the Buller River to the junc i A. R, P. I tion with the Owen River; thence continuing in a south 1 3, so i Sections 100, XVI Newcastle P.W.D. Green. westerly direction generally along the western bank of the 100A, 100B, 34026 Buller River to the junction with the Mangles River, crossing Parish of the river at this point over the Longford Bridge, and thence Pukete along the southern bank of the Buller and Public Utility (17112, blue) ------'--·------··· Reserve 117 to the north-west corner of Section 9, Block II, Tutaki Survey District ; thence through Murchison Town In the Auckland Land District ; as the same is more ship via Chalgrave Street in a southerly direction to the particularly delineated on the plan marked and coloured , south-ea.st corner of Section 11, Square 170 ; thence westerly as above mentioned, and deposited in the office of the along Waller Street to the north-west corner of Section 37; Minister of Public Works, at Wellington, in the Wellington thence southerly along Fairfax Street to the south-west Provincial District. corner of Section 50 ; thence westerly along Hotham Street J. F. ANDREWS, and across Matakitaki River Bridge ; thence north-westerly Clerk of the Executive Council. generally along the west bank of the Buller River to Sec tions 86 and 87, Block I, Tutaki Survey District; thence by the unlegalized portion of the road through. the Four River Plain, through Sections 78, 77, and 76, Block I, Tutaki Survey Deelari~ Portion of the G"knhope-Westport-Reefton Roa,l,, in District, Sections 68, 67, 60, 59, and along the frontages of the Buller County, to be a Government Road. Sections 63, 58, 57, and 62, Block XIII, Matiri Survey Dis: triot, to the mouth of the Doughboy Creek ; thence in a westerly direction generally along the south bank of the LIVERPOOL, Governor. Buller River to O'Sullivan's Bridge, crossing the bridge; thence in a westerly direction generally on the north side of ORDER IN COUNCIL. the Buller River, and terminating at its junction with the At the Government House, at Wellington, this twenty-second Eight-mile or Boundary Creek, being a distance of 48 miles, day of September, 1913. more or less : as the said portion of road is more particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 33871, deposited in Present: the office of the Minister of Public Works, at Wellington, in Hrs ExcELLENOY ~HE · GovERNOB IN CouNOIL. the Wellington Provincial District, and thereon coloured red. N·pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in him J. F. ANDREWS, I by the Public Works Act, 1908, and of all other powers Clerk of the Executive Council. in anywise enabling him in this behalf, His Excellency the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby order and declare that the portion of road described in the Schedule hereto shall, on Radio-telegram11 with Chatham IBlandis: and after the date of this Order in Council, become-a Govern ment road. LIVERPOOL, Governor. ORDER IN COUNCIL. SCHEDULE. At the Government House, at Wellington, this twenty-seoond ALL that portion of road in the Nelson Land District, Buller day of September, 1913. County, known as the Glenhope-Westport-Reefton Road, commencing at the Westport Borough boundary, and pro Present: ceeding thenoe in a south-easterly direction generally to the Hrs EXCELLENCY THE GoVEBNOB IN COUNCIL. Inangahua Junction, and then in a north-easterly direction HEREAS by Order in Council dated the seventeenth generally to a bridge on the Eight-mile Creek, being a dis W 1._day of January, one thousand nine hundred and tance of 4 7 miles 60 chains, more or less; as the said portion twelve, and published in the New Zealand GazeUe of the of road is more particularly delineated on the plan marked twenty-fifth day of January, one thousand nine hundred P.W.D. 33906, deposited in the office of the Minister of and twelve, regulations were ma.de under the authority of Publio Works, at Wellington, in the Wellington Provincial the Post and Telegraph Act, 1908 (h-ireinafter referred to as District, and thereon coloured red. " the said Act "), fi:lting charges for the transmission of J. F. ANDREWS, radio-telegrams: And whereas it is desirable to add to the Clerk of the Executive Council. said regulations in the manner hereinafter set forth : J Now, th9refore, His Excellency tho Governor of the Do minion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the power and authority conferred upon him by the said Act, and acting by and with the advice and consent of the Execu Declaring Portion of the Glenhope-Westport-Reefton Road, in tive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby make the the Waimea and Murchison Counties, to be a Government additional regulations set forth in the Schedule hereto, and Roa,l,. doth declare that such regulations shall be read as part of the hereinbcfore-mentioned regulations, and shall have effect from the date of the publication of this Order in Council in LIVERPOOL, Governor. the New Zealand Gazette. ORDER IN C:OUNCIL. At the Government House, at Wellington, this twenty-second SCHED0LE. day of September, 1913. CHARGES. Present: Ordinary Charge.-THE charge for the transmission of a radio His EXCELLENCY THE GovEBNOB IN CouNOIL. telegram ootween the ma.inland of New Zealand and Chatham Isl"'nds, e.ither way (including New Zealand inland charges), N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in him shall be 6d. per word. __ , I by the Public Works Aot, 1908, e.nd of all other powers T,miait Charge.--: Whenever. Chat~ra I!!lands is µseq a,s a in anywise enabling him in this behalf, His Excellency the transmitting station, 4d. per word. Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and Press MeBaageB.-;-The · charge for Press radio-telegrams with the advice 11,nd consent of the Executive Council of the between the mainland of New Zealand and Chatham Islands, said Domit,ion, doth hereby order and declare that the either way, shall be 5s. per 100 words or fraction thereof. portion of road described in the Schedule hereto shall, on and a.fter the date of this Order in Council, beoome a J. F. ANDREWS, Government road. Clerk of the Executive Council. 2884 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 71 Re,gulations under the Plumbers Re,gistration Act, 1912. APPEAL. 10. In the event of the Board refusing to cause the name LlVEHl'OOL, Governor. of any person to be entered in the Register, or of the Board removing any person's name from the Register, the Board ORDER IN COUNCIL. shall forthwith inform such person clearly of the reason for At the Government House, at Wellington, this twenty-second such refusal or removal. day of September, 1913. 11. Any' person wishing to appeal under section 14 of the Present: said Act shall give notice of appeal in the form set out in the Hrs EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN CoUNCIL. Fifth Schedule hereto. 12. Within twenty-one days of receipt of such notice of N pursuance and exercise of the powers ancl authorities appeal the Board shall inform the appellant of the name of I conferred upon him by section sixteen of the Plumbers the Magistrate before whom the appeal will be heard, and Registration Act, 1912 (hereinafter referred to as "tho said of the assessor appointed by the Board, and shall at the Act "), His Excellency the Governor of the Dominion of same time forward a copy of the Board's decision and the New Zealand, acting by' and with the advice and consent notice of appeal therefrom to such Magistrate. of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby 13. The Magistrate and assessors shall hear and determine make the regulations hereinafter set forth; and doth hereby such appeal at such convenient place and time as may be declare that such regulations shall come into force on the decided by the Magistrat<'. to be not more than forty-two twenty-fifth day of September, one thousand nine hundred days from the receipt by the Board of the notice of appeal. and thirteen. At least five days' previous notice cf such pface and time shall be given to the assessors, the Board, and the appellant. REGULATIONS. 14. The appellant may' himself appear or may be repre sented by some person on his behalf, and the Board as EXAMINATION AND REGISTRATION. respondent, may' be represented by any member thereof 1. (a.) THE Board shall from time to time, at intervals of appointed by the Board, or some other person appointed not less than twelve months, hold, at such convenient places by the Board, but no solicitors or counsel shall appear or as the Board may decide, an examination of candidates for be heard. registration as plumbers under paragraph (a) of section 7 15. The order made by the Ma,gistrate and assessors in of the said Act. respect of the appeal shall be in writing, signed by the Magis· (b.) The Board shall, by advertisement in such of the trate, and a copy thereof shall be given to the appellant and principal newspapers published in New Zealand as it thinks to the Board ; and the Board shall at once give effect to such fit, give notice, not less than forty-two days beforehand, of order. the elate and the places at which snch examination will be held. 2. Every candidate must give notice in the form pro FIRST SCHEDULE. vided by the Board, and such notice must be sent so as to SYLLABUS OF THE EXAMINATION. reach the Chairman of the Board at least twenty-eight days (A.) Written Examination. before the date of the examination at which the candidate 1. Workshop arithmetic, geometry and drawing as applied wishes to present himself. to plnmbing-work. 3. Such notice mnst be accompanied by evidence of the 2. The properties and uses of metals and other materials, number of years of apprenticeship served by the candidate, tools, and appliances relating to general plumbing-work, hot or that he has been engaged in the plumbing trade for not and cold-water supplies and sanitary plumbing. less than seven years, and by the fee stated in Regulation ti 3. General plnmbing practice. hereof. 4. A knowledge of the design ani:l construction of sanitary 4, The subjects in which a candidate shall be examined appliances and of the principles relating to the flushing, are those set out in the syllabus in the First Schedule hereto, ventilation, and disconnection of sanitary fittings, wastes, 5. The examination shall consist of two parts-(a) by drains, &c. written answers to questions, for the answering of which not 5. The testing of soil, vent, and waste pipes, and of drains less than three hours shall be allowed ; ( b) a practical test of workmanship. The material for the practical test shall be and sanitary' fittings. 6. An elementary knowledge of the scientific principles supplied by the Board, but each candidate must provide applicable to plumbing-work. his own tools. The examination may be passed in two parts 7. An elementary' knowledge of the properties and of the or as a whole, bnt no candidate shall be allowed to present principles affecting the storage, conveyance, and distribution himself for the written examination until he has served at least five years of his apprenticeship, nor for the practical of water. test until he has served an apprenticeship of six years, or has ( B.) Practical Test in Workmanship. been engaged in the plumbing trade for not less than seven This part will be of all advanced character, and will be such years. In no case may the practical test be taken prior to as to show that the candidate can execute in a satisfactory the written examination. manner withi'! a reasonable time any' piece of plumbing 6. (a.) The fee for examination or re-examination, in· work without the use of la.mp or gas jet or blowpipe. eluding registration, shall be 17s. 6d. if taken as a whole, or 7s. 6d. for the written and 12s. 6d. for the practical if SECOND SCHEDULE. taken in two parts. (b.) The fee for registration under section 8 of the said (N.Z.) Act shall be 5s., except where the candidate has passed an The Plumbers Registration Act, 1912. examination prescribed by the Board. The certificate of CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION. registration to be provided on payment of the fee shall be in pocket form, and worded as set out in the Second Schedule Tms is to certify that is a registered plumber, hereto. . his name having been duly entered in the Register of Plumbers (c.) The fee for the annual publication of the name of any' of New Zealand on . Registered No. . registered person in the Gazette shall be 2s. 6d., and such fee Dated this clay of , 19 shall entitle that registered person to a renewal of the pocket certificate referred to in Regulation 6 (b) hereof; provided Chief Health Officer. that the previous certificate has been retnrned to the Board, [On back: "New Zealand Registered Plumber's Certifi or that it is proved to the satisfaction of the Board that same cate." To be in pocket form. Cover : Blue, red, green for has been lost or destroyed. successive years, with 1912 inside, white paper, and date ill (d.) The fee for a certificate under the hand of the Chief colour of cover.] Health Officer of the entry of the name of any person in the Register, pursuant to section 12 of the said Act, shall be 5s. 7. The form of certificate of having passed an exalI\ination THIRD SCHEDULE. under the said Act shall be that set out in the Third Schedule (N.Z.) hereto. The Plumbers Re,gi•tration Act, 1912. 8. Every person passing an examination under these regulations shall be entitled to a certificate under Regula· EXAMINATION CERTIFICATE. tion 7 hereof without payment of any fee. THIS is to certify that , at an examination held 9. The districts er localities within which, after six months by the Plumbers Board of New Zealand on the from the date of the coming into force of these regulations, day of , 19 , satisfied the Examiners as to his all sanitary plumbing shall be done by a person registered knowledge of the theory and practice of plumbing, and that under the said Act, are as set out in the Fourth Schedule he is fully competent to perform the duties of a sanitar:i, hereto. plumber. SEPT. 25.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2RR5 In testimony whereof this certificate has been awarded to line along the middle of that river and the middle of Lake him, whereby he is entitled to registration as a plumber Pukaki and the middle of Pukaki River to the Waitaki uncle!' the Plumbers Registration Act, 1912. River; together with the boroughs and town districts within the same, and hereinaft,,r called "the said district.'" Chairman of the Plumbers Board of New Zealand, REGULATIONS. Member of the Plumber·s Board of I. LICENSES are issued subject to the Gem•,·s.l Regulations Ni,w Zealand. made by the Governor in Council, and for the I :11-,• hPiPg in l On the back : Copy of syllabus "f examination, and names f?rce, affecting trout-fishing, am! to the following rninlr. of the members of the Plumbers Bo,ird of Nm,· Ze,.land.] tlons :- 2. No person shall fish with more than one• rod and Jim·, and with the following baits only: Natural or artificial fly, FOURTH SCHEDULl And I do hereby appoint [S a,ne in /'ull], of [Ji'ull postal IV ithdrawi11g 1;,md from the Operation of the K anri-gu·m ,uldress], ,1s one of the assessors for the purposes of this lndmtry Acts. appeal. Dated at this clay of , 19 LIVERPOOL. Uove1n,H. [ Signature of Appellant.] ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government House, at Wellington, this twenty-second T herebv consent to 1,ct as a,n ,,ssessor for the purposes of day of September, 1913. this appe~l. Present : [Signatu.re of Assessor for Appellant.] Hrs 1,:xcELJ.El\CY THE GoVER,mR 1N Cou>WIL. J. F. ANDREWS, '"\"XTHEREAS by section thirty-three of the Kauri-gurn Clerk of the Executive Council. V V Industry Act, 1908 (hereinafter termed "the said Act''), it is enacted that the Governor may by Order in Council declare that land set apart under the said Act as a ki;uri-gum. reserve, and which is no longer required for the Regnlations for Trout-fish.fog, Souih Canterbury Accl,:mmization purpose of gum-digging, shall he no longer subject to the Distru:t. said Act, and thereupon the land shall cease to be a kauri gum reserve, and shall be dealt with by the Land Board as ordinary Crown land ; provided that such Order in Council LIVERPOOL, Governor. shall only he issued in pursuance of a resolution of the ORDER Dl COUNCIL. Land Board, supported by such independent evidence as the Governor in Council deems nece,sary : At the Government House. at Wellington, this twenty-second And whereas the Land Board of the Auckland Land rlay of September, Hll3. District passed a resolution recommending that the por Present: tion of Marsden Kauri-gum Reserve described in the Schedule H15 ExcEn;;NCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. hereto be declared to be no longer subject to the said Act, N pursuance and exercise of the power and authority con and such resolution was duly gazetted and publicly notified I ferred upon him by the Fisheries Act, 1908, and of all in accordance with section nine of the Kauri-gum Industry other powers and authorities enabling him in that behalf, Amendment Act, 1910: And whereas no objection has been His Excellency the Governor of the Dominion of New Zea received to the said proposal, and it is expedient to give land, acting by and with the a Ma.rsden Ka.uri-gum Reserve described in the Schedule hereto Declaring a Road-line through Land in the Glarevie11, shall be no longer subject to the provisions uf the Acts Settlement to be closed. a.foresa.id. · LIVERPOOL. Governor. SCHEDULE. HEREAS a report has been received from the Sur Au, that area in the Auckland Land District, containing W veyor-General from which it appears that the road 25 acres, more or less, being part of Marsden Kauri-gum described in the Schedule hereto is unformed aad unused, Reserve set apart by Order in Council, dated the 25th day and that the said road intersects land acquired under the of Septem her, 1899, and published in the New Zeakmd Gazette Land for Settlements Act, 1908, and is not suitable for the No. 79, of 28th September, 1899. Bounded towards the subdivision of such land : · north-east by northern portion of Allotment 7, Ruakaka Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Parish; towards the south-east. by Allotment 70 of the Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, aforesaid parish; towards the south-west by a public road ; in pursuance and exercise of section eighty of the sa.id and .towards the north-west by south-west portion of Allot Act. and of all other powers and authori.ies in anywise ment 7 a.nd Allotment 5 of the aforesaid parish : as the same enabling me in this behalf, do by this nutice hereby close is dellneated on the plan marked L. and S. 1913/567, deposited the road hereinafter described, and I do hereby declare in the Head Office, Department of Lands and Survey, at that the said road shall thereupon become subject to the Wellington, and thereon edged red. said Act. J. F. ANDREWS, Clerk of the Executive Council. SCHEDULE. CLAREVIEW SETTLEMENT. -~ :i ~ ai I [.s / -- I \Vithdrawing Land from the Operation of th.e Kauri-gum >":l <1) o:i : ,c ~ o ~ Situated 1 Shown Indu&try Acts. B ORDER IN COUNCIL. 1 1 ~· :~1-1_0_,-39_,_4_0_, -pa-rt. 41, I III . Otepo~~ 1 :.-~ s~ 1 Gree:. At the Government House, at Wellington. this twenty-second day of September, 1913. I andll,B8,B7,36,[ 19449/17 : part 35 : 1 · Present : Hrs ExcELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. In the Otago Land District ; as the same is more particularly delineated on the plan marked and coloured llEREAS by section thirty-three of the Kauri-gum as above mentioned, and deposited in the Head Office, W Industry Act, 1908 (hereinafter termed " the said Department of Lands and Survey, at Wellington. Act"), it is enacted that the Governor may by Order in Council declare that land set apart under the said Act as As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, a kauri-gum reserve, and which is no longer required for this seventeenth day of September, one thousand the purpose of gum-digging, shall be no longer subject to nine hundred and thirteen. the said Act, and thereupon the land shall cease to be a ka.uri-gum reserve, and shall he dealt with by the Land W. F. MASSEY, Board as ordinary Crown land ; provided that such Order Minister of Lands. in Council shall only be issued m pursu,~nce of a resolution of the Land Board, supported by snch independent evidence as the Governor in Council deems necessary : And whereas the Land Board of the Auckland Land District passed a resolution recommending that the por Land temporarily reserved as a Site for a Public Hospi};ol, in tion of Kapiro Kauri-gum Reserve described in the Schedule Block 1 ( Orahiri Survey District, Auckland Land District. hereto be declared to be no longer subject to the said Act, and such resolution was duly gazetted and publicly notified in accordance with section nine of the Kauri-gum Industry LIV EHPOOL, Governo, Amendment Act, 1910: And whereas no objection has been received to the said proposal, and it is deemed expedient to W HEREAS by the three· hundred· and - twenty . first give effect to such recommendation: section of the Land Act, 1908, it is enacted that Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Sa.vile, Earl of 1 he Govemor may from time to time, either by general or particular description, and whether the same has been Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zea.land, surveyed or not, reserve from sale temporarily, notwith in pursuance and exercise of the power and authority con standing that the same may be then held under pastoral ferred upon me by section thirty-three of the Kauri-gum 'license, any Crown lands which· in his opinion are required Industry Act, 1908, and section nine of the Kauri-gum for any of the purposes in the said section mentioned : Industry Amendment Act, 1910, and acting by and with Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zea.land, in said Dominion, do hereby order and declare that the portion pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities conferred of Kapiro Kauri - gum Reserve described in the Schedule upon me by the said Act, do hereby temporarily reserve from hereto shall be no longer subject to the provisions of the sale the land in the Auckland Land District described in Acts aforesaid. , the Schedule ltereunder written, as a site for a public hospital. SCHEDULE. SCHEDULE. ALL that area in the Auckland Land District, situated in Block XII, Kaeo, and Block VI, Kerikeri Smvey Districts, ALL that area in the Auckland Land District, containing by Bay of Islands County, containing 352 acres, more or less, admcasuremen t 4 acres l rood 6 perches, more or less, being being portion of Kapiro Kauri-gum Reserve, set apart by Section 7 A, Block IV, Orahiri Survey District. Bounded to Order in Council dated 6th May, 1901, and published in. the wards the north-east by Section 7, Block IV, Orahiri Survey New Zealand GazeJ;te No. 46, cf the 9th May, 1901, page 1020. District, ~21·4 links; towards.the south-west by Otorohanga Bounded towards the north-east and south-east generally by B 2 Section 1 Block, l 086·3 ]mks ; and towards the north the Waipapa Stream; towards the south generally by a west by the Otorohanga-Kihikihi Road, 127·7, 202·3, 367·5, public road; and towards the west by a public road forming and 288·9 .Jinks : be all the aforesaid linkages more or less : the eastern boundary of Section 13; Block XII, Kaeo Survey as the same is delineated on the plan marked L. and S. District ; towards the north and again towards the west by 1913/571, deposited in the Head Office, Department of Lands Section 7. of last-mentioned block;· and again towards the and Survey, at Wellington, and thereon edged red. (Auck north and west by Section 1 of said Block XII : as the same land Plan 12186, blue.) is delineated on the plan marked L. and S. 1912/1292, de As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, posited in the Head Office, Department of Lands and Survey, this twentieth day of Septem her, one thousand a.t Wellington, and thereon edged red. nine hundred and thirteen. J. F. ANDREWS, H. D. BELL, Clerk of the Executive Council. For Minister of Lands. SEPT. 25.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZE'rTE. 2887 E:,;em']Jting Land from the Operation of Part II of the Justice of the Peace resigned. Ooal-mines Act, 1908. Department of Justice, LIVER p O O L, Governor. 1 Wellington, 24th September, 1913. IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased __ to URSUANT to the provisions of Part II of the Coal- H accept 1he resignation by - 1 P mines Act, 1908, and in exercise of the powers thereby -- conferred, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liver-1 ARTHUR WILLLt.M YARRALL, Esq., pool, tho Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, do of Wellington, of his appointment as a Justice of the Pea.oe hereby notify and declare that tho land described in the for New Jl.ea.la.nd. $ohedule hereto is hereby exempted from the operation of [ A. L. HERDMAN, Part II of the said Act, and I do hereby direct that the said Mi11ister of Justice. land shall be disposed of under the provisions of the Land . Aot, 1008. I ------~------ ·SCHEDULE. Clerk of Court apyointed. A.LL that area in the Nelson Land District known as Sec tions 73 and 74, Block XV, Mokihinui Survey District. - Department of Justice, Wellinglon, 24th September, 1913. As witness the ha.nd of His Excellency the Governor, IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased .to this seventeenth day of September, one thousand _H appoint nine hundred a.nd thirteen. Constable DAVIS LEWIS CALWELL W. FRASER, Minister of Mines. to be Clerk of the Magistra.tes' Court a.t Houhora, on and from the 2nd day of September, 1913, vice J, Beazley, resigned. A. L. HERDMAN, Minister of Justice. Appointment of Vice-Oonsu! of Spain at Wellington recognized. Appointment of Secretary to the Stores Tender Board. Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington, 17th &pt.ember, 1913. IS Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified that Office of Public Service Commissioner, H he has been instructed by His Majesty's Secretary of Wellington, 19th September, 1913. State for the Colonies to recognize the appointment of THE Public Service Commissioner has made the fol- l lowing appointment in the Public Service:- WILLIAM HENRY DILLON BELL, Esq., M.P., JOHN BATHURST JORDAN as Vice-Consul of Spain at Wellington, with jurisdiction throughout the Dominion of New Zealand. to be Secretary to the Stores Tender Boa.rd, as from the 15th da.y of July, 1913. · H. D. BELL, A. J. H. BENGE, Minister of Internal Mairs. Secretary. Registrars of Birthf, itc., appointed. Office of Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 23rd September, 1913. THE Public Service Co_mmissioner ba.s made the following a.ppoin~ments in the Public Service. A. J. H. BENGE, Secretary. Name. District. Position. I Date of Appointment. Collier, James Thomas Wil- Oheawai : Registra.r of Births, Dea.tbs, and Marris.gas 15th Sept., 1919. Iiams ! . Hovell, Mary Lilian Tokaanu 11th Macau ay, Sa.muel Ure Da.rga.ville 15th Tait, James Wa.ipukura.u -12,h ------'------ Regutrars of Births and Deaths of Maoris appointed. Office of Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 23rd September, 191S. THE Public Service Commissioner has ma.de the following appointments in the Public Service. A. J. H. BENGE, Secretary. I Name. District. Position. ! Date of Appointment Harper, Arthur Seppings Taemaro Regi.trar of Births e.nd Dea.tbs of Maoris .. [ 1st August, 1918. Hodson, Susa.11 Waimamaku , 7th • • Pa,ience, Frtderick .. Touwai .. Ii.t 2888 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZE'l'TE. [No. 71 Appointments, Promotions, Resignations, and Transfers of New 13th (North Canterbury and Westland) Regiment. Zealand Staff Corpa and Territorial Force Officers.· Lieutenant Andrew Parkhill is transferred to the Unattached List (b), for service with the Senior Cadets. Dated 27th Department of Defence, August, 1913. . · Wellington, 20th September, 1913. IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to approve 15th (North Auckland) Regiment. H of the appointments, promotions, resignations, and transfers of the undermentioned New Zealand Staff Corps 2nd Lieutenant Arnold Cecil Wallace resigns his commission. and Territorial Force Officers :- Dated 15th August, 1913. Quartermaster and Honorary Lieutenant Arthur Louis Winter New Zealand Staff Corpa. resigns his commission. Dated 13th May, 1913. Captain Richard John Spotswood Seddon is restored to the Sew Zealand Medical Oorpa. establishment. Dated 26th August, ~913. Major Tracy Russell Inglis to be Lieutenant--Colonel, Dated Command. 16th September, 1913. Major James Fitzgerald, from the Reserve of Officers, to be Lieutenant-Colonel Alfred Augutus Grace to command a New Major. Dated 29th August, 1913. New Zealand Field Artillery Brigade. Dated 27th Janu Quartermaster and Honorary Lieutenant Peter Francis Fin ary, 1913. layson is transferred to the Reserve of Officers. Dated 3rd Queen A l,.xandra' • 2nd ( Wellington West Coast) · Mounted September,. 1913. Riftes. Charles Treweeke Hand Newton, M.D., .l<'.R.C.S. (Edin.), to be Lieutenant. Dated 27th August, 1913. The undermentioned officers are transferred to the Reserve of Officers :- New Zealand Char,lains Department. Lieutenant-Colonel William James Davis._ Dated 11th August, 1913. The Reverend George Benjamin Stephenson to be Chaplain Captain ,Tames McGregor Elmslil'. Dated !st_ August, to the Forces, 4th Class. Dated 25th August, 1913. 1913. The Reverend Alfred Laishley, Chaplain, 4th Class, resigns Lieutenant Albert Glanville William Muir. Dated 17th his commission. Dated 22nd August, 1913. July, 1913. Captain John Stevenson resigns his commission. Dated New Zealand Branch of Queen Alexandra'a lm-perial Jfilitary 14th April, 1913. Nursing Service. 4th (Waikato) Mounted Riftes. Miss Hester Maclean to be Matron-in-Chief. Dated 7th August, 1913. Lieutenant Patrick Keegan resigns his commission. Dated 18th April, 1913. Unattached List (a). 5th Mounted Riftes (Otago Hussars). Captain Charles Henry McKay, from the Unattached List (b), to be Captain. Dated 11th August, 1913. 2nd Lieutenant John McLean resigns his commission. Dated 3rd July, 1913. Unattached List (b ). The und~rmentioned to be 2nd Lieutenants (on proba· tion) :- , (Senior Cadets.) Sergeant-major Edgar Thomson Shand. Dated 8th July, Captain Charles Henry McKay is transferred to the Un 1913. attached List (a). Dated 11th August, 1913. Corporal John Lindsay Lethbridg'}, Dated 11th ,July, The undermentioned 2nd Lieutenants to be Lieutenants : 1913. Norman Annabell. Dated 1st July, 1913. 7th (Southland) Mounted Riftes. d' Auvergne Stanley Leigh Grut. Dated 29th July, 1913. 2nd Lieutenant Kenneth Seymour Cox resigns his commis Lieutenant Andrew Parkhill, from the 13th (North Canter sion. Dated 7th August, 1913. bury and Westland) Regiment, to be Lieutenant, with seniority next below Lieutenant d'Auvergne Stanley Leigh 9th (Wellington East Coast) .Mounted Rifles. Grut. Dated 27th August, 1913. Major Charles Hellier Davis Evans is transferred to the Bombardier Cyril Laughton Crump to be 2nd Lieutenant (on Reserve of Officns. Dated 18th July, 1913. probation). Dated 22nd April, 1913. The undermentioned 2nd Lieutenants resign their com 10th (Nelson) Mounted Riftes. missions:- The undermentioned 2nd Lieutenants to be Lieutena"nts : Reginald Frederick Parsons. Dated 24th July, 1913. Ronald Alister Forsyth, nice Prichard, retired. Dated Herbert John Moore. Dated 27th August, 1913. 13th March, 1913. Captain Ernest Frank Purdon is dismissed from the Defence Edward Andamus Maude, vice Freoth, tranaferrorl to Forces, under section 5 (a), Part I, of the Defence Act, Reserve of Officers. Dated 1st May, 1913. 1909, for absence without leave. Dated 16th September, 1913. New Zealand Gwrrison Artillery. Captain Arthur Henry Hollis to be Major. Dated 1st July, New Zealand Forces llfotor Reserve of Officers. 1913. Lieutenant Charles Rutherford Orr Walker resigns his com· 2nd Lieutenant Robert Wakelin Dunn to be Lieutenant. mission. Dated 27th August, 1913. Dated 3rd July, 1913. J. ALLEN, 2nd ( South Canterbury) Regiment. Minister of Defence. Lieutenant Percy Louis Orr to be Captain, vice Boys, re· signed. Dated 18th February, 1913. 5th (Wellington) Regiment. The undermentioned officers are transferred from the 9th A,oard of the Colonial Auxiliary Forces Offeeers' De.coration. ( Wellington Ea.st Coa9t) Regiment, with their present seniority. Dated 21st August, 1913 :- Major Fleming Ross. Department of Defence, Captain Thomas William Slinn. Wellington, 20th September, 1913. Lieutenant Bernard Russell Lankshear. IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to approve H of the award of a Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers 2nd Lieutenant Octavius Ralph Featherston Johnston resigns Decoration to his commission. Dated 1st November, 1912. Quartermaster (Honorary Lieu~enant) ALEXANDER FER 9th (Wellington East Coast) Regiment. GUSON, 8th (Southland) Regiment, The undermentioned officers are transferred to the 5th he having a total rank and commissioned service to the 28th (Wellington) Regiment. Dated 21st August, 1913 : August, 1913, entitling him thereto of twenty years and Major Fleming Ross. forty-five days. Captain Thomas William Slinn. J. ALLEN, I,ieutenant Bernard Russell Lankshear, Minister of Defence. BEPT. 25.l THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2889 Award of ·the Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long-service JI! edal. Estuary to the sea ; towards the south by tho seo, to tha mouth of tho Waim!\tuku Stream; towards the ea.st by the Southland County, by a lino running up the centre of the Depa,rt.ment of Defence, ,va.imatnku Stream, to the starting-point. Wellington, 20th Septem her, 1913. H IS Excellency the Governor ha,s been pleased to approve Aparima Riding. of the award of a Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Bcmnded commencing at the south-west cornor of the service Medal to Aparima Hun ·- ·---· ------2890 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 71 Wairio Riding. I Authorizing the Laying.off of Knighton and Marningsid~ B(rnnded towards tho south by part of tho Southland t·.enue,,, in the Tu~n of H'.imilton Extension No. 1, of a Coun·,y, the Ota.utan and Ap1rima Ridings, being parts Orcti Vidth of not less t an 66 f._ and Ap1rim.,, Hunc!reds; towards tho north-west an,! south west by th1 Ap1rima Riding to tho main Waikouro-Wairio Department of Lands and Survey, Nightcap, R'>ad ; towar,ls the wost (generally) by part of Wellington, HJth September, 1913. th,i said m Department of Lands and Survey, Xotice fixing Closing-hour,, of all Shops in the Strath-Taieri Wellington. 10th Septemher. 1913. Riding, in the Taieri County, under the Shops and Offices N pnrs.ue.nce of the nower an ,JpprO'l!ing and appointing a Bonding Warehouse. Government Offices to be closed on Monday, 2'lth October ( Labour Day). USTOMS.-In exercise of the powers in me for this C purpose vested by the Customs Law Act, 1908, I, the Minister of Customs, do hereby approve and appoint Office of Public Service Commissioner, the undermentioned warehouse to be a. warehouse for the Weliington, 18th S ptember, 1913. reception of goods under bond, namely:- S provided under Public Set vice Reguiations, the A Government offices throughout New Z aland will be. Port of Auckland. closed 011 Monda.y, 27th October, 1913, being Labour Day. Pa.rt of the ground floor of a. brick building, roofed with D. ROBERTSON, iron. shua.ted in Fort Street Lane, City of Auckland, to be Public Service Commissioner. knowna.s LEVER'S BOND. Given under my hand, a.t Wellington, this 19th da.y of Applications invited for the Position of Station Superintendent September, 1:113. for the Lake Coleridge Electric Power Plant. F. M. B. FISHER, l\linister of Customs. Office of Public S9rvice Commissioner, Minister's Order No. 1056.] Wellinglon, 23rd S3ptember, 1913. PPLICATIONS will be received in this office up till Notice of l"tention to take La.rid in Block V, Rangitaiki A noon on the 20th October next for the po·,ition of Upper Survey District, for Road Purposes. Station Sup3rintendent for the Lake Coleridge Electric Power Plant. OTICE is hereby given tha.t it is proposed, under the Applications must be addressed to the Secretary to the N provisions of the Public Works Act, 1908, to Pxecute Public Service Commissioner, and must embrace a statement a certs.in public work-to wit, the construction of a road in of education and experience, particulars of , ge, &c. Block V, Rangita.iki Upper Survey District, and for the Applicants must (1) be trained mechanics, and have had purposes.of such public work the land described in the experience in erectirg heavy machinery, in operatin.g electric Schedule hereto is l'equired to be taken. generating stations with units of 1,000 kilowatts or larger, And notice is hereby further given that the plan of the and in operating large alternators in para.lie!; (2) mbmit land so required to be taken is deposited in the post-office particulars of any experience in the operation of hydraulic a.t Te Teko, and is there open for inspection; a.nd that turbines, high-tension electric power trammission, and of any a.11 persons affected by the execution of the said public work marine service. or by the ta.king of the said land should, if they have a.ny The successful applicant will be required to take up his well-grounded objections to the execution of the said public duties on the 1st December, 1913. Such duties will consist, work or to the taking of such la.nd, set forth the same in during erection, in supervising the erection of the Lake Cole writing, a.nd send such writing, within forty days from the ridg, .Power-station, and, after completion, in superintcndirg first publication of this notice, to the Minister of Public tho operation and maintenance of the plant and h"adworks Works, at Wellington. and the installation of extensions as requirtd. The Snper intcndent will be resp,msible for all records ar.d re-ports on SCHEDULE. th~ operation and conditions of the plant as th'ly arc required. His normal duties will occupy forty-eight hours per week at .s a:i'g • R such time as the conditions of operation require, but, to «I'd .E 0 dli g 0= meet any emergJncies, whatever attention is required will Situated in have to be given. ~'o~.;s Being "'"'-o""' Survey Ii=-=~ le 2 £ &G) =- District of o:l. g~ The Superintendent will be entitled to three weeks' bolida.y s;liQ.l= ~ Q).0 ~'"' i>'"'o !~ "' 'o in each year on full pay, but shn.ll give such attention as the .,r N1:!1.(ce to Mariners No. 100 of 1913. Gonoral_}fanagor ofl tho~said, Department,'.: sh&llK be~ sufficient · in all casos in which (amongst othor things) a rusolution or special order of a Council is necessary in a borough : Marine Departmont, Wellington, N .z., 16th Septombor, 1913. Now, thoroforo, I, tho undorsignod, Benjamin Marcus H.E following Notico to llfarinors, rocoivcd from the Wilson, the Geneml l\Ianager uf the s"id Department, in T Marino Dopartment, Brisbano, Quoonsland, is pub exercise of the power.s and authorities givon by tho Rotoru"' lished for general information. Town Act, 1907, and the :,;a.id rdgulations, nnd a.h;o by Hectiun GEORGE ALLPORT, 24 of the l<'irc Brigades Act, 1908, do hereby order, diroct, and Secretary. doclarn that a soparato rato of lei. in tho pOlmd on tho value of tho buildings in tho Rotorua· Fire District, oxclusive of -the_ value of the sites on which such buildings are erected,-is here_-: QUEENSLAND. by made and levied for the year cumnu,ncing on the 1st day of July, 191:{, and ending on the 30.t.h day of Juno, 1914, and Floating Wreckage, Vicinity of Cairns. that such rato shall ho payablo in ono sum on the 25th day N oncE is here by given that on several occasions floating of September, 1913. wreckage has boon seen in tho vicinity of Cairns. The ob As witness my hand this 24th day of September, 1913. struction was first reported in April last in lat. 16° :J7' 30" S., long. 145° 46' 30" E., Double Island bearing S. 35° W. dis B. M_ WILSON, tant about 7 miles; again ou the I Gth August, the Cairns Witness-W. H. Frethey. General Manager, clock beacon bearing S. 15° W. distant ti miles; and on 19th August tho wreckage was sighted on .Fringing Roofs, nor.th sido of Grafton Pasrngo. Tha wrockago is rep,rtod to be a large spar appareut,ly Town of Rotorua.-Order levying a Hospital Rate, 1913-14. attached to a submerged hull. Searches have been made in the endeavour to locat Tenders for~Mental Hospitals' Supplies for Th.-ee Years erul,fr1,g IO MIT,F.S CABLE. AERIAL; D.C.L.C.. 2.6 PAIRS. 31st August. 1916. Accepted. £ s. d. Public Service Stores Tender Board, P. R. Baillifl and Co., Wellington 1,:197 0 0 Wellington, 19th September, 1913. Declined. HE following list of succossful and unsuccessful tenders A. D. Rilo.v and Co. (Limited), Wellington I ,420 0 0 T is published for general information. Turnbull and Jones (Limited), Wellington 1,440 0 -0 J. MACKAY. A. and T. Burt (Limited), Wellington 1,480 0 0 Chairman. 15 MILE,q CARL>:, AERIAL, D.C.L.C., li2 PAIRS. SCHEDULE No. !.-ARTICLES OF NEw ZEALAND Accepted. £ s. d. MANUFACTURE. Turnbull ibnd ,Tones (Limited), Wellington 3,!l:lO 0 0 Accepted at Schedule Rates. Declined. Kaia.poi Woollen Manufacturing Company (Li- £ s. d. A. D. Riley and Co. (Limited), Wellington 3,405 0 0 mited), Christchurch .. •3, 787 7 I P. R. Baillie and Co., Wellington 3,446 15 0 A. and T. Burt (Limite,l), Wellington Declined. 3 .585 0 0 Wellington Woollen Manufacturing Company 7 MILES CABLE, AERIAL, D.C.L.C .. 78 PAms: (Limited), Wellington *3,789 13 7 Ross and Glondining (Limited), Dunedin *4 ,096 HI 9 Ancepted. £ s. -d, Sargood, Son, and Ewen (Limited). Wellington *4,128 19 11 Turnhnll a.rnl ,fono, (Limitocl), ,Vdlington 2,219 0 0 Bing, Harris, and Co. (Limited), Wellington: Price for mak- Declined. ing up uniform suits not gjvcn. A. D. Riley arnl Co. (Limited), \Vellington 2,275 0 O * Including price of making up uniform suit,, but less item P. R. Bailli,, and Co., Wrllington 2,297 8 0 ca.ps, uniform, which was eliminated from schedule. A. and 'l'. Burt (Limited), Wellington 2,352 0 0 SCHEDULE No. 2.-APPAREL, DRAPERY, HABERDASHERY, ETC. 15 MILES CABLE, AERIAL. D.C.L.C .. 104 PAms. Accepted at Schedule Rate8. £ s. d. Accepted. £ s. d . .Bing, Harris, and Co. (Limited), Wellin-gton . . 5,455 5 Turnbull and Jones (Limited), Wellington 5,730 0 0 Declined. Declined. Sargood, Son, and Ewen (Limited), Wellington 5.480 12 7 A. D. Riley and Co. (Limited), Wellington 5,865 0 0 Ross and Glendining (Limited), Dunedin 5,825 l 4 P.R. Ba.illie and Co., Wellington 5,879 0 0 A. and T. Burt (Limited), Wellington 6,015 0 0 S.CHEDULE No. 3.-LEATHER, SHOEMAKERS' MATERIAL, ETC.• Accepted at Schedule Rates. £ s. d. 8 l\lILEH CABDJ, D.C.L.C., 208 PAms, AIR··SPACF.. Michaelis, Hallenstein, and Farquhar, Dunedin 320 10 2 Accepted. £ -.:;_ d. Informal. A. and T. Burt (Limited), Wellington 7,784 0 0 Brace, Windle, Blyth, and Co. (Limited), Dunedin. Declined. P. R. Baillie and Co., Wellington 7 ,8!)3 12 0 A. D. Riley and Co. (Limited), Wellington 7,912 0 0 1'endPrs. Turnbull and Jones (Limited), Wellington 8,080 0 0 Public Service Stores Tender Board, 2 ~lrLES 6(i YARDS CABLE, D.C.L.C .. 208 P.URS. AIB·SPACE. Wellington, 5th September, 191:l. .HE following list of successful and unsuccessful ti,rnlers Accepted. £ s. d. T is publishorl for general information. P. R. Baillin anrl Co., Wellington I ,483 6 0 ,T. MACKAY, Declined. ('hairman. A. D. Riloy and Co. (Limited), Wellington l ,495 10 6 Turnbull and Jones (Limited), Wellington 1,515 17 0 100,000 BOLTS, INSULATOR. PosT OFFICE. A. and'!'. :Burt (Limited). Wellington 1,568 17 6 Accepted. 5 l\!ILES 2 YARDS CABLE, D.C.L.C., !H2 PAIRS, Am-SPACE. Richardson, McCabe. and Co. (Limited), Wel £ s. d. lington 1,292 0 0 Accepted. £ s. d. P.R. Baillie and Co., Wellington 4,546 0 6 Declined. Turnbull and Jones (Limited), Wellington l ,680 0 0 Declined. Turnbull and Jones (Limited), Wellington 1,337 10 0 A. D. Rili,y and Co. (Limited), Wellingte>n 4,556 0 9 P.R. Baillio and Co., Wellington *2,895 16 8 Turnbull and Jon~s (Limitorl), Wellington 4, 6.51 1 3 P.R. Baillie and Co., Wellington *4,350 0 0 A. and T. Burt (Limited), Wellington 4,701 1 4 Indiarubbcr, Guttapcrcha, and Telegraph Works Company (Limited), Christchurch *2,997 10 0 1 MILE CABLE, D.C.L.C., 416 PAIRS, Am-SPACE. A. D. Riley and Co. (Limited), Wellington .. *4,110 0 0 Accepted. £ s. d. • Including cups. A. D. Riley a.nd Co. (Limited), Wellington 939 0 0 100,000 Curs, INSULATOR, POST OFFICE. Declined. Accepted. A. and T. Burt (Limited), Wellington 968 0 0 P.R. Baillio and Co., Wellington 969 14 0 Richs.rdson, McCabe, and Co. (Limited), Wei- £ s. d. Turnbull and Jones (Limited), Wellington 970 0 0 ling ton l , 573 0 0 Declined. 1 MILE CABLE, D.C.L.C., 520 PAIRS, AIR-SPACE. Turnbull and Jones (Limited), Wellington 1,550 0 0 Accepted. £ s. d. P.R. Baillie and Co., Wellington *2,895 16 8 A. D. Riley and Co. (Limited), Wellington 1,152 0 0 P. R. Baillie and Co., Wellington *4 ,350 0 0 Indiarubbor, Gutta percha, and Telegraph Works Declined. Company (Limited), Christchurch.. *2,997 10 0 Tt1rnbull and Jone, (Limited), ,v ellington 1,174 0 0 A. D. Riley and Co. (Limited), Wellington .. *4, 110 0 0 A. and T. Bart (Limited). Wellington 1,185 0 0 • Including bolts. P. R. Baillio and Co., \\'ellington 1 J 85 15 0 i MILE CABLE, LEAD-COVERED, SILK AND COT'fON,.312 PAIRS. 3 :\-1IT,ES CABLE, D.C.L.C., 624 PAIRS, AIR-SPACE. Accepted. £ s. d. Ar.cepted. £ s. d. A. D. Riley and Co. (Limited), Wellington 327 15 0 A. D. Riley and Co. (Limited), Wellington 4,095 0 0 Declined. Declined. Turnbull and Jones (Limited), Wellington 335 0 0 Turnbull and Jones (Limited), Wellington 4,200 0 0 A: and T. Burt (Limited), Wellington 337 10 0 P. R. Baillie and Co., Wellington 4,214 14 0 P.R. Baillie and Co., Wellington 348 0 0 A. and 'l. Burt (Limited), Wellington 4,230 0 0 2894 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 71 20 Mu.Bs Wm:111, GALVANIZED, STEEL STBAND SUSPENSION, For an entry in Drawing only at the November (Inter 7/11. mediate) examination a. fee of 2s. 6d. for ea.ch branch taken, or of 5s. for both branches together, is payable, except in the ·Aceepte.a. £ 8, d. case of pupil-teachers and pro ba.tioners tor the time being in J. Na.than and Co. (Limited), Wellington 253 10 0 the service of an Education Board, or of senior free-place Declined. candidates who require this subject only to complete a senior Me.son, Struthers, e.nd Co. (Limited), Christchurch 255 5 3 free-place qualification. By such persons no entrance fee S. Brown (Limited), Wellington , . . . 262 1 0 is payable. Turnbull and Jones (Limited), Wellington 262 10 0 For the January (Teachers' Certificate) examination the E.W. Mlils and Co. (Limited), Wellington 262 10 0 entrance fee (pupil-teachers and probationers as before ex P.R. Be.illie e.nd Co., Wellington . . . , 263 0 0 cepted) will be 5s. for one or two bre.nches of Dre.wing, and Rirhe.rdson, McCabe, and Co. (Limited), Welling- 7s. 6d. for the three branches taken together. ton .. .. 267 13 4 Passing in any branch of Drawing at the certificate ex A, D, Riley and Co. (Limited), Wellington 300 0 0 e.mination ,.f January under the circumstances herein stated A. and T.,Burt (Limited), Wellington , , 350 10 0 will exempt a candidate from further examination in the same branch under the requirements for a teacher's certifi cate. A similar exemption will also be granted to successful Conscience-money received. oandida.tes at the November examination who pass the examina.tion in Drawing I or Drawing II with credit, obtain The Treasury, ing not, less than 60 per cent. of the maximum marks assignable Wellington, 19th September, 1913. in each case. HE Minister of Finance directs mo to aoknowledgo tho Applications on the forms provided, accompanied by a. T receipt of £2, forwarded to the Railway Department bank receipt for tho necessary fee, are required to be made from Petone as conscience-money to the New Zealand Go to the Inspector-General of Schools, Wellington, not later vernment. than the 15th September for the November examination, G. F. C. UAMPBELL, and not later than the I lith October for the January ex- Secretary to the Treasury. amination. · Forms of application to be examined will be obtainable at the offices of Education Boards or from the Educittion Conscience-money received. Department after the I st J nly. G. HOGBEN, Inspector-Genera.I of Schools. The Treasury, Wellington, 24th September, 1913. HE M!nister of F~a!lce directs me to acknowledge the Notice of Dale of Examitiationa. T receipt of five shillings (5s.) forwarded to the Railway Department by some person unknown as conscience-money to the New Zealand Government. Education Department, Wellington, 30th April, 1913. G. F. C. CAMPBELL, OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned ex Secretary to the Treasury. N aminations will be held on the dates specified in each case:- Te Makari,., Saholar•hip1, held at Te Aute College, Hawke's Intermediate Competitive (Education Board Senior Bay. Scholarship Examination): On or a.bout 18th No· vembor, 1913, and following days. rrwo scholarships of the yearly value of £36, tenable Intermediate Non-competitive, for Senior Free Places for two yea.rs, are offered for competition. One of in Secondary Schools and District High Schools and these schol~rships, to be ca.lied the senior scholarship, is open for the First Examination of Pupil-teachers : On or to all Maori boys not over sixteen years of age a.t the end about 18th November, 1913, and following days. of the month preceding the date of the exa.mination : the Junior National Scholarship: On or about the 27th other, to be called the junior scholarship, is open to all and 28th November, 1913. Maori boys under fourteen years of age at the end of the Junior Froo Placo (including the examination for Junior month preceding the date of the exa.mination who have Freo Places in Technical Schools): On or a.bout the a.ttended a. Na.tive school or schools under the control of 27th and 28th November, 1913. the Education Department, and whose a.ttendance at school Teachers' Certificate Examinations, Class C and Class D : during the previous yea.r is considered by the Inspector On or about the 5th January, 1914, and following of .N a.tive Schools to have been sa.tisfa.otory, The scholar days. ships a.re open to Maori boys on the conditions la.id down NoTE.-The Civil Service Junior (Public Service Entrance) in the regulations of the Trustees of the Te Makarini Examination being now confined exclusively to candidates Sch?larships Fund, as printed in the Appendix to the desirous of entering the Public Service, Scholarship candi Native Schools Code, 1908. The examination will be held dates who are required by the various scholarship regulations atu~ convenient centres on the 8th and 9th of December , to take this examination will now enter as Intermediate Competitive candidates. Candida.tea must, either directly or through their teachers, Entries for Junior National Scholarships and Junior Free send notice to the Inspector of Native Schools, Education Places and for the First Examination of Pupil-teachers Department, Wellington, of their intention to present them must be made through the principals or head teachers of the selves for examination. Such notice must be posted so as schools attended, and will be received by Secretaries of to reach the Department not later than the 30th of Septem Education Boards not later than the 15th September, 1913. ber, 1913. Junior Scholarship and Junior Free Place entries received . C~pies of the regulations and forms of notice may be after that date can he accepted only with the consent of the ?bt~1ne? from teachers o_f Native schools and boarding mstitntions, the Secretaries to Education Boards, or the Education Department, which, if satisfied in any special Secretary for Education, Wellington case that there hae been reasonable ground for the delay, may allow not more than seven days of grace. W.W. BIRD, Late entries for the First Examination of Pupil-teachere Inspector of Native Schools. can be accepted only under conditions applicable to the Education Department, Intermediate Examination. Wellington, 12ih July, 1913. Entries for the Intermediate Competitive and Non-com• petitive Examinations will be received by the Inspector General of Schools, Wellington, until the 15th September, Ezamination in Drawing only. 1913, or, with a. late fee of £1, until the 22nd September, 1913. Education Department, Entries for the Teachers' C and D Certificate Examinations Wellington, 18th June, 1913. will be received by the Inspector-General of Schools, Wel I T is hereby notified that candidates for teachers' certifi lington, until the 15th October, 1913, or, with a late fee of cates, pupil-teachers, probationers, students of technical £1 in addition to the ordinary fee, until the 31st October, schools, or other persons may, upon making application in 1913. due form, be examined in drawing only either at the Inter mediate Examination of November, 1913, or at the Teachers' For Scholarship and Free Place entries, and for entrance Certificate _Ex~mination of January, 1914, and may t.ake at to the First Examination of Pupil-teachers, no entrance fee such exammation one or more of the branches of Drawing is payable. as proscribed for general candidates in each case ; that is, All e~tries must be made on the proper forms, which may at the Intermediate Examination either Drawing I or be o btarned after 1st July from the office of any Education Drawing II, or both these branches, and at the Teachers' Board or of the Education Department. Certificate Examination Drawing I, or Dre.wing II, or Draw GEORGE HOGBEN, ing III, or any group thereof. Im,pector-Genoral of Schoola. ------ SEPT. 25.; THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2895 Government Meteorological Ob,en,atOT!,I , CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE. MEANS AND TOTALS l!'llOM THE CHIEF STATIONS, ETEOROLOGICAL Observations, Wellington, for A11pust, 1913. M the Month of August, 1913. Observations ta.ken 9e..m. Extremee, Ahitude of Observatory, 8 ft. ------~-~------~·-~- 'd Co· JII Q) ..... U) From Self-registering lnstruments, 'O "' f8 for Twenty-four Hours previously. g -= "~td ...• " E...:. :a .. 'if-; 6 ~ ~~ .. .. .,,.;i ~. I . :a I .~ 0 CC "f 0 -.; .s"' ai 0 Ji~ ... a,; I s'" •'t:I "'.. .~ 0 - - ·-'"" "0 .. \t ~~ ;:: 0 Ft. " •"' i>:: ~g " NORTH ISLAND, Deg. Deg. Deg. Points. Dya. E-;11 E-,g ,..; ~~ cli ~ 1 ·~ ="" ~ ~ .rn ,,- ~o """' 20 DARGAVILLE • , 57·1 63·3 51·0 473 23 f 'E.g ,~~.,_ "0 Oc o~ " :S§ ;" c.9 .,._ I 0~ ....""' Eo .." .,_ Dr. H. M. Levinge r! :a ·=":a- :a"" ~ii; < i:S ii; "' ~·------125 AUCJ;LAND . • • . 53·0 57-7 48·3 574 23 T. F. Cheeseman Fa.h. Fab. Fab.1 Fah. Fah. TE AnoHA •• 50·5 60·0 40·9 675 20 l 29·619 56·2 50·4 53·3 ,105 0 48·6 821 10 s. 3 G. F. McGirr 2 29·50g 5:l•O 43·8 48·4 71·2 32·0 22. 8 SE. .. 925 RornRuA 48·5 55·4 41·5 585 13 3 29·932 52·2 43·0 47·6 78·4 34·2 120' E N. 1 J. F. Robieson 4 29·839 55·4 47·2 51·3 108 6 46·(1 2,56 l(,N.W. 6 370 WAIHI •. 49·7 58·1 41·3 1164 25 5 29·903 55·6 51·8 53-7 I 84-6 46·2 3\J6 8 N. 2 H. B. Devereux 6 30·139 56·0 47·2 51·6 104·0 42·f, 266 8 s. .. TAURANGA •. 51·3 59·9 42·5 732 25 7 30·119 49·8 45·8 47·8 60·4 44·6 32~ 8 s. 1 C. J. Butcher 8 29·87& 54'6 44·8 49·7 lOl·S 42-t; 195 10 s. 1 63 Nim PLYMOUTH 65·3 45·1 532 19 9 29·741:1 i>7·8 36·2 47-0 112·0 28·0 20 10 s. .. W. D. Fletcher I 0 29·930 54·2 45·4 49·8 98·0 41·0 210 F N. 3 250 MouMAHAKI •. 48·8 42·1 335 12 11 29·851! 58·2 50·0 54·1 116·6 47·6 145 IO N. 60 A. S. Huntington 12 29·719 60·4 51·0 55·7 68 2 49·2 lti7 8 N. 27 2080 TAIHAPE •. 43·8 49·8 37·9 258 17 l s 29·411 60·0 53·4 56-7 105·2 51·6 298 6 N. 20 A. R. Fe.nnin 14 2W559 61·2 49·6 55·4 107 2 46·6 le~ 10 s. .. p ALMEllBTON NORTH 53·5 62·3 44·8 420 14 l 5 29·549 51·6 45·6 48·6 63·0 :,9 2 172 8 8. 5 J.E. Vernon 16 29·730 52·6 47·2 49·9 99·6 46·6 426 10 2,. 26 186 GREYTOWN. 47·1 53·6 40·6 180 20 l 7 30·129 50·2 45·2 47·7 72 6 44·2 438 SOa.lm 1 W. C. Davies l 8 30·312 58·2 37·0 47·6 105·2 29·0 61 3 N. 1 377 MASTERTON 46·2 54 2 38·3 203 18 l 9 30·379 57·0 38·2 47·6 108·2 31·0 37 3 S.E. .. Wm. Hood 20 30·419 59·0 40·2 -!9·6 109·4 34·6 40 4 S.E. 1 GISBORNE •. 50·5 59·2 41·8 335 20 21 30·269 59·4 36·6 48·0 114·6 28 0 28 0 N.E. 1 C.H. Ferris 22 29·949 57·0 37·2 47"1 100·0 30·0 l 0 N. 2 14 GREENMEADOWS, NA• 49·5 56·0 43·2 289 1' 2 3 29·530 62·4 46·2 54-3 117·6 40·2 3 10 Calm 40 PIER 2 4 29·360 54·6 49·1! 51-9 71·6 47·-! 186 8 N. 18 Very Rev. Dean 25 29·583 55·0 46·2 50·6 113·6 42·0 262 8 s. 148 Smyth 26 30·059 51·8 42·8 47'3 90·8 41·6 542 10 s. 32 10 WELLINGTON 55·0 44·5 430 25 2 7 29·91:J 45·2 40·8 43·0 99·6 38·0 280 8 s. 2 F. W. Simms 2 8 l!9·782 49·2 42·0 45·6 90·4 39·0 144 ~ s. 9 29 29·96U 51·6 43·2 47·4 108·2 40·2 268 10 s. 17 3 0 30·040 50·0 40·8 45·4 104·2136 8 232 4 N. .. 3 1 29 813 56·2 43·2 49·7 99·6 41-2 142 8 N. I 3 SOUTH IBLAND. Deg. Deg. Deg, Points. Dys ------34 NELSON •• • • 48·9 56·9 40·9 527 10 * 29 869 55·0 44·5 49·7 96·4 40·3 191 7'5 ---T430 Rev. J. P. Kemp ---- thorne t 29·948 54·2 42·7 48·4 94·9 3/Vi 242 -.-.,-4()6 1218 HANMER SPA •. 41·4 51·3 315 224 8 Dr. J. C. Duncan 25 CHRISTCHURCH 43·7 50·7 36·7 337 20 * Means,&c. t Meall6 previous years. H.F. Skey 42 LINCOLN .. 45·1 52·2 38·0 321 18 I G. Gre.y DIRECTION OF WIND. 1301 TlMARU • . , • 43·4 50·3 36·6 202 10 N. N.E. E. S.E. S. S.W. W. N.W Ce.lm, I Ce.rete.ker ofDome.iD 90, WAIMATE • , •• 43·2 49·3 37·0 331 13 11 I 1 3 I 13 I • . I I 1 2 j G. V. Cochrane 300 DUNEDIN , , •. 44·9 50·9 39·0 771 14 NoTE.-The weather during the monih bas been fair to D. 'l'e.nnock cloudy, except towards the dose, when unsettled conditions 350 GoRE . . •• 42·6 52·3 33·0 388 12 were experienced. Moderate southerly e.nd south-easterly I Ce.pte.in A. A. Scott winds have prevailed. Total bright •unshine, 115 hours, 12 H OKITIKA • . • • 46·6 54·6 38·6 749 15 and 6 sunless de.ye. Six fro•ts were recorded on the grass. F. T. Sandford Mee.n earth-temperature e.t 1ft. was 4\J·l0 , and 48·b0 at 3ft. 18 INVERCAROILL 43·9 52·3 35·6 336 15 Mee.n dew-point, 43·8°; mee.n elastic force of vapout·, 0·286 L. Lennie inches; mean relative humidity, 80 per cent of se.ture.tion. SUMMARY FOR At"GUST. The month of August was notable for three extensive cyclonic systems, two whose centres pe.ssed over the South Island-viz., on the 12th and 24th respectively. The third passecl in the north on the night of the 15th. About these three de.tee extensive rains were experienced, the heaviest occurring in the south-eastern portion of the South Island, where the tote.I exceeded the average considerably. There wa.s, howtver, e. predominance of fair and mild weather during the month, except towards the close, when very cold southerly winds prevailed. Meteorological Office, Wellington, 23rd September, 1913. D. C. BATES, Director. 2896 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 71 NEW ZEALAND RAINFALL FOR AUGUST, 1918. [NoT11.-Late returns for stations appear at end of table.] M&ximum Fa.11, a.nrl Observer. I Total Fall, IDays with I Station. 11olt'::~~~hl, Rain. Do.ta. NORTH ISLAND. (A,) NoRTH-EART AsPECT-NoRTH CAPE To EAST CAPE, Mangonui Nevill Ro.y 1158 28 355 on 19th Pakaraka, Ohaea.wa.i Kenneth F. Gordon 767 19 167 on 19th Wa.ima.tenui J. H. Orr 1097 28 128 on 15th Te.huna.kure., Be.y of Islands ,T. Bagne.II 696 18 167 on 19th Leigh . Jno. M. Murray 557 19 104 on 15th Mount Eden, Auckland C. Cooper 583 25 121 on 11th Silverdale, Auckle.nd T. R. Koller •• 591 23 183 on 11th Cuvier Isla.nd Lightkeeper 543 18 lOiFon 15th a.nd ;17th Te.irua. G. Cory Wright 776 19 127 on 18th 1'urua, Thames R. W. Ba.gne.ll 411 16 148 on 11th Ka.raka. H. E. Glasson 422 20 113 on 11th Wba.ka.rewa.rewa, Rotorua H. A. Goudie •. 529 16 134 on 13th Wa.ima.ngu R.H. Ingle .. Waiotapu J. life.son 532 15 121 on 11th Rua.toki C. Mahoney 907 17 173 on 11th Nga.pa.re.bi, Opotiki S. Hutchison .. 1202 19 268 on 12th Tangihanga, 'l'e Araroa G. W. Hee.Id .. 2161 22 518 on 12th Raukokore, The.mes William Allison 1081 14 203 on 12th Te Kaba Dunca.n Ca.meron 637 15 153 on 15th (B.) NoRTH-WEB!r AsPEllT-CAPE MARJA VAN Du:MEN TO CAPB Eo110N!r, Ka.ita.ia. ,J, H. Bedggood 834 19 253 on 19th Wekaweka E. J. Hawkings 1300 28 172 on 19th Ran11iahua.,·Hokia.nga Harbour W. R. Coxhea.d 953 25 306 on 19th Kohukohu A. C. Ye.rborough 753 26 137 on 19th Aponga G. Alban King 680 30 104 on 18th Kiripe.ka. Handyside, F. 887 23 183 on 19th Whe.ngarei R. Mair 982 22 180 on 20th Puhipuhi Plantation, Whakapare., Whe.ng,'1'ei R. Anderson .. 870 23 250 on 19th Whangarei Heads • . . _ F. McKenzie .• 766 17 165 on 19th Me.te.kohe, Kaipara Fre.ncis We.Iker 480 19 93 on 24th Helensville A. J. Hill 435 18 70 on 11th Onehunga C. A. Senior ... 6J5 2-l 165 on 11th Wa.iukn, Anckle.nd D. Me.kgill 466 24 110 on 11th Kawhia. J. K. Newton •• 319 13 69 on 11th Turanga.omoana., Matama.te. Wm. A. Kirkness 511 22 185 on 11th Taupo •• Rev. H. J. Fletcher 761 Tabarua Station, Ea.st Taupo J. D. Macfarlane 790 14 340 on 12th Otewa, We.ilomo County •. Fereuson Bros. 539 17 234 on 11th Wa.itomo Caves C. Johnston .. 375 8 135 on 11tl, Te Kuiti T. E. Foy 581 21 154 on 11th Mangakohi, Piopio C. B. Hobson •. 543 18 150 on 11th Rua.kure. State Farm C. Cussen 416 19 100 on 12~h Hamilton, Waikato Dr. H. Douglas 419 23 125 on 11th State Farm, We.erenga J. F. Shepherd 612 16 98 on 24th Glen Murray R. A. A rnaboldi 442 21 122 Oil 11th Ngarue.wabia W.P. Mee.d .. 594 19 184 on 11th We.ikeria, Kibikihi P. M. Page 461 14 141 on 12th Putaruru W.W. King .. 668 17 203 on 11th Waie.tua., Ra.urimu H. 0. Wedde •• 483 15 110 on 11th Mangaotaki (550 ft.) Mrs. M. L. Symonds 616 13 92 oc 23rd Pe.eke.ha, Paemako N. A. Robison 538 16 91 on 11th Pe.pare.hi&, Awa.kino .T. E. C. Harrison 220 12 50 on :&5th Okoke P. Darke 615 18 127 on 11th Pare.ngi B. J. Field 463 16 114 on 11th and 23rd Ngatime.ru, Tare.ta. R. Drummond 622 14 121 on 11th Riversda.le, Inglewood (817 ft.) Miss N. Trimble 717 21 188 on 11th Inglewood .. D. Gault, M.D. 834 17 171 on 11th Upper Mangorei (1,000 ft.) Mrs. J. Brown 890 24 226 on 11th (C.) SOUTH-WEST ASPECT-CAPE EoMONT ·ro CAPH PALLl8ER, Mount Egmont G. W. Albertson 2295 22 370 on 12th Opune.ke · A.H. Moore .. 411 20 106 on 11th Riverlea, Elthe.m M. F. Voulle.ire 413 18 72 on 11th Eltham L. N. Fairhall 456 17 131 on 11th Omoe.na Jno. Cocker, jun. 458 18 88 on 11th and 23rd Stratford (1,020 ft.) T. H. Penn •. 607 21 166 on 11th Ohawe, He.wera Jas. Livingston 311 14 70 on 1st Patee. H. E. Ade.ms .. 193 18 60 on 11th Oruamatua., Moe.whango •• R. M. Willie.mson 344 19 104 on 11th Taume.tatahi, Upper We.itote.ra ,J. D. T. Smith . 330 16 62 on 3rd :Whangamomona. R. Fe.wkner •. 351 10 112 on 25th Manunui W. C. Wilson .. 464 12 85 on 9th · Raurimu (1,920 ft.) G. C. Overton 524 12 170 on 12th Obe.kune l\frs. W. Seth-Smith 373 16 104 on 11th Horopito W. T. Suse.ns .. 473 23 l~l on 11th Waionru A. Peters 436 19 142 on 11th . Ne\VtO[!lees, Kaitoke,.Wal)ge.nui R. Morge.n 110 5 55 on 11th · Koriniti, Wa.nga.nni River H. MoNeish Walker 222 12 54 on 24th Me.rybank, We.uganui •• R. Hughes 140 11 45 on 25th Belmont, Ta.yforth, Wa.nganui H. A. Le.mbert 114 9 26 on 1st Wanganui M. C. Corliss •• 197 9 47 un let and 26th Ruanui E. Norris-Borlase 413 17 109 on 12th Da.lvey, Tnrakina •• H. Y. Lethhridge Erewhon Station, Moawhango W. C. Caccia. Birch 350 23 98 on 11th SEPT. 25.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2897 New Ze,dand Rainfall ( Observer. : Tote.!Pornts Fe.ll, 1De.ys Inwith,· Me.nmum Fall, aud I(100 to Inch), Ra · . Date. NORTH ISLAND-continued. (C.) SouTH•WBST AsPBCT-C.&PE EoMONT TO CAPE P.&LLISEB-continued. Hunterville S. A. R. Mair 278 18 116 on 9th Awakilta, Hunterville (1,451 ft.) P.R. Earle •• 325 15 139 on 11th Waituna West, Feilning .. J. Guylee 244 19 100 on 11th Thoreeby, Marton W.J. Birch 148 14 38 on 11th Halcombe L.A. MaoDonald Waitatapia, Bull's K. W. Dalrymple Glen Orona Miss K. J. Sanson 128 10 31 on 12th Foxton A. D. Clellend 92 6 40 on lbh Makino, Feilding F. T. Lethbridge 200 19 64 on lHh Feitding William Walpole I 147 16 54 on 11th Koma.kc J. T. Shore .. .. 1 348 16 86 on 11th Fitzherbert West, l'almerston North C. J. Monro .. I 172 13 56 on 11th Otaki W. Burne-Smith .. / 185 18 43 OU lltn Kap,ti Island J. L. Bennett 223 14 61 on lHh Waikanae S. Duncan 231 16 41 on 11th Pahantanui J. Pearce :: I S15 19 131 on 25th Opau, North Makara W. H. Wallace 452 14 145 on 25th (D,) SoUTH•BABT ABPECT-E.&BT 0.&PE TO CJ.PB PALI.JSBB, Waitakaro John B. Lee • • 1310 21 329 OD 16th Talaga. Ba.y W. E. Holder 604 23 108 on VJ,h Ke.haroa., Waime.ta. Va.lley F. M. Twisleton 537 18 146 on 16th Hinemol\, Motn H. Oldridge •• Waihau, Gisborne J. Loisel 574 23 96 on 13th Eastwoodhill, Gisborne W. Douglas Cook S8i! 25 111 on 12th Otoko E. Hooper 481 21 87 on 27th Waite.boata, Whatatutu K V. Palmer.. 558 21 120 on 15tn Te Karaka J. G. Appleton 3 •3 23 96 on 16th Patutahi, Gisborne J.C. Woodward 292 16 90 on 17th Stratbbla.ne, Hangaroa J. B. Grabe.m 646 21 97 on 7th Tabora., Gisborne Vernon Mitford 584 22 126 on 121h Tiniroto, Gishorne J. C. Mc'1regor 595 17 97 OU 28th Spring Hill, Mohaka C. J. We.rd 742 17 22! on 28th Portland Island Li!!htkeeper .. PatunA.mll, Wairoa J.B. Gould .. 658 23 171 on 28th Te.rawer& R. Cropp 485 21 111 on 12th Tntire. Lake H. Guthrie-Smith 607 22 143 on 17th Eskdale, Hedgeley Thomas Cla.rk 351 19 76 on 27th Riverbank, Riseington, Napier J. Moore 465 23 83 on 16th Napier L. AzzopR.rdi • • 393 18 94 on 27th Frimley, Hastings J. N. Williams 341 26 47 on 12th Whanawhana, Hastings • , G. R. "Beamish 414 22 90 on 11th MaraPkaka.ho, Hastings A. Lockie 345 21 55 on 16th Te Roto, Poukawa A. M. Smith • • 364 18 59 on 25th Pukehou, Te Ante S. B. Ludbrook 432 23 76 on 14th Gwavas, Tikokino H. Irwin 367 23 79 OD 14th Aramoana, Wa1pawa J. G. Speedy.. 460 25 110 on 26th Rangitapn, Waipaw11 O. C. Willie.me 516 24 10:A on 15th Mount Vernon, Waipawa J. W. He.rding 310 23 58 on 14th Norse wood Jo•eph Chicken 376 26 75 on 11th Waimarama, Hawke's Bay Miss Meinertzhe.gen 372 22 58 on 25th Mangakuri J. Miller 411 17 91 on 25th Waipnkurau F. B. Curd 395 22 68 on 6th Motnotaraia, Wanstead Melville Johnstone 359 12 82 on 17th Makaretu C. Lewie 520 21 73 on 15th Ornawharo, '1'akapa.u J. W. Leithee.d 363 21 86 on 12th Ormond ville W. De.vidson 301 16 65 on 11th DannevirKe 0. Harvey Umutaoroa (top eno) T. H. C. Hitchings 515 20 124 on 11th Porangahau Rev. F. E. '.l'elling-Simoox 377 7 106 on 14th Pourerere David Douglas 473 22 97 on 26th Woodbank, Wimbledon H. C. 8peedy . . 405 21 143 on 25th Pine Grove, Dannevirke .. Dr. J.E. Riddell 486 22 120 on 17t,h Mangatainoka ~~dwin Ashby.. 253 la 96 on 11th Pahiatua W. Toeewill • . 337 14 105 rm 12th Makuri, Pahie.tua H.F. Coom .. 529 26 124 on 16th Ee.stry, Tane F. White 320 16 85 on 11th Ta.wa.ta.ie., Eketahum, T. H. Groves , • 302 19 63 on 11th Eketabnna Re.ilway-sta.tion 281 20 53 on 25th Ca.stlepoi111 A. B. Nicholls 487 21 103 on 16th Annede.le, •.re Nni H. A. Nevins.. 551 22 188 on 16th Ditton, Me.eterton S. Mawley 334 21 84 on 25th Bush Grove, Me.etertou H. G. Groves.. 364 22 130 on 16th Eringe., Masterton Peroy H. Ne.tha.n an 21 75 on 25th Hikure.ngi College, Clareville F. S. Ra.mson.. 183 11 40 on 24th We.ihakeke, Ce.rterton A. Peters 184 19 54 on 25th Martin borough J.K.Ed~ Hl 22 41 on 25th Featherston D. Me.cDonald 211 20· 36 OD 25th Waiwetu H. M. He.yward 416 14 152 on 25th Wainuiomata R,•aervoir H. D. Drummond 958 27 311 on 25th S1lverstree.m J. Gibson StoU 364 21 115 on 25th Stokes Va.Hey !lli-e Ma.y Delaney 322 11 128 on 24th Lo.,er Hutt Dr. C. M. Hector 340 23 112 on 251h Lower Hutt Mies H. M. Heaton 394 22 111 on 25th Karori Reservoir E. K. Robinson 408 J.6 150 on 25th l) 2898 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. JNo. 71 New Zealand Rainj'lll for August, 1913--continned. ------I ------ Station. Observer. Tola!Pmnts Fall, I' DaysR ,with I_ Maximum Fall ' and (100 to Inch), am, . Date. ------·------ SOUTH ISLAND. (E.) NORTH .ASPECT-CAPE FAREWELi, TO KAtKOURA. Parape.ra J. Bassett 989 14 280 on 10th Motneke. G. S. Hnffe.m .. 892 9 1 295 on 10th Murchison Wm. J. Stone .. 487 12 , 162 on 12th Stanley Brook, Nelson A. W. Fagle .. 837 8 267 on 13th Aporo, Nelson F. S. Nottage 732 9 252 011 10,h We.terworks, Nelson J.E. Stone {i72 9 153 on 11th Nelson North N. A. McLaren 8 Upper Sherry River F. Paige 797 9 236 on 12th Port Hardy, French Pass S. W. Wiggins 295 13 105 on 2ard Stephen Isle.nd Lightkeeper •. 248 7 76 on 11th The Brothers 213 12 95 on 11th Cape Campbell 210 13 ,55 OU 12th Picton G. C. Edwards 414 12 105 OU 11th Manaroa, Pelorus Sound., Mrs. M. C. Masefield 463 11 114 on 13th Yncyce., Pelorns Sound Alex. W. Nisbet 765 6 200 OU 4th Ugbrooke, Blenheim H. D. Vs.vs.sour 188 14 65 on 11th Robin Hood Bay E. M. Stace .. ... l 395 12 129 on 11th Seddon G. Horn 170 10 70 on 12th "Chancet" Ward Miss Doris Thomson .. I 223 10 85 on ll•h Lynton Downs, Kaikour~ · T. Harrison .. 267 10 111 on 25th Time.rs. Ste.tion, Renwioktown R. F. Goulter 382 9 115 on 11th Spring Creek, Blenheim •• T. C. Prichard 262 8 105 on 11th Avondale Station, Blenheim J. Teschemaker-Shute 415 10 149 on 12th Langridge Station, Upper Awatere .. G. R. Ritchie 356 7 124 on 12th (F.) WEST ASPECT-CAPE FABEWF.LL TO PUYSEOUR POINT, Farewell Spit Lightkeeper r,41 12 1140 on 11th Pa.ks.wan T. C. V. Field 1088 17 340 on \Jth Karamea, Westport E. J. Gilmor .. 319 17 91 on 12th Millerton Dr. Sinclair 743 13 ' 217 on 10th Westport M. Furneaux •. ,583 15 230 OIi 10th Reefton (643 lt.) J, F. McPadden 4!19 rn 175 on 11th Greymouth J. Connor 593 12 l 35 on 13th Otira (1,255 ft.) J. Manson 747 12 1225 on 4th Ross, Westland W. Winchester 629 12 100 on 12th Okura J. Cutts.nee 761 13 198 OD 4th Puysegur Point Light keeper •• 881 19 , 327 on 3rd (G.) EAST ASPEOT-KAIKOUBA TO CAPE SAUNDERS, He.umer Springs Nursery W. A. Morrison 304 11 128 on 16th Highfield, Amari · F. 8. Northcote 158 10 47 on 25th Keinton Combe, Waiau, Amari Colonel R. A. Chaffey •.•· j 365 12 145 on 15th Mackenzie, Cheviot A. C. Bellwood 417 11 175 on 15th Waikari C. Blake Oxford East R. H. Gainsford 213 86 on 25th Amberley F. G. Lewton .236 9 91 on 26th Singletree, Alford Forest .. A. J. Grigg 263 9 85 on 15th Mount Somers Rev. P.H. Pritchett 171 12 50 on 24th Bealey L. Mills 398 9 80 on 11th Bealey Fle.t • A. F. Roberts 564 7 152 Oil 23rd Port Hills, Rhodes Convalescent Home The Matron (R. M. Hay- 4Hi 19 175 on 24th ward) Ngapna, Ca.•hmere Hills., W. Guise Brittan 3K7 19 173 on 24th New Brighton Rev. H. H. Mathias 284 16 142 on 24th Otahuna, Tai Tapn R.H. Rhodes, M.P. 413 14 117 on 24th Hororata G. Hall 367 7 119 on 15th Little Ake.Joa H. Coombs Newton 499 1!) 180 on 24th Mount Torlesse, Springfield P.H. Johnson 147 4 67 on 24th Methven 8. Smith 215 10 89 on 25th 1,'ludstone, Methven ,I a mes Carr .. 127 12 36 on 24th Lake Coleririge F. Kissel 134 10 29 on 13th Glenariffe, Double Hill Mrs. W. G. Gallagher 175 7 59 on 14th Rake.is. G. S. Hardy .. 876 7 151 on 24th Kvle J. Lambie 288 9 120 on 16th Winchmore, Ashburton A. Curtis 291 11 85 on 24th Porateko, Mayfield Miss Gladys Wood 165 11 50 on 25th Ashburton J. Readhead .. 352 11 160 on 16th Eve.ndale, Mount Somers Capt. W. A. Morgan 193 15 41 on 16th Lynnford, Hinds J. W. Dell 306 16 132 on 15,h Coniston, Ashburton Ca.pt. W. A. Morgan 357 11 160 on 16th Mount Peel, Rangitata Mrs. Geo. Dickson 209 8 72 on 24th Peel Forest W. E. Barker 269 12 74 on 15th Huntsham, Peel Forest C. A. Dunn .. 278 12 75 on 15th Kapnnatiki, Raugitata L. J, Grant .. 302 12 76 on 25th The Heights, Geraldine W. 1\1. Moore .. 269 18 79 on 15th Orari Gorge A. J. Blakiston 393 17 110 on 15th Orari Estate, Orari G. A. l\1acdouald 260 14 78 on 15th Ba.lmoral W. T. Sams 175 8 48 on 15th Fairlie Mrs. Annie C. Bowe 138 9 49 OU 14th Lambrook, Fairlie R. E. Gillingham 183 9 62 on lath Mary Burn Station, Mackenzie Country Mrs. W. R. Day 126 10 38 on 14th . . ! 8EPT. 25.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2899 .Vew Zealand Rainfall for August, 1913-continued, j Total Fall, D v •i'tl II Points ,a. s Y• 1 Maximum FRJl, and Station. Observer. 1 I(100 to lnchJ. Ram. D,He. 1 SOUTH ISLAND-continued. (G.) EAS'l' AsPECT-KAIKOURA TO CAPE 8AUNDERs-c011tin1ted. Waratah, Albury N, Spence 177 10 66 on 13th Kakabu Bush, Geraldine Miss A. Thomson 321 13 84 on 31st Pleasant Point J. Bishop 146 ~ 46 on 13tf, Timaru Reservoir J. Courtney .. 226 10 74 on 15th Hermitage, :Mount Cook (2,510 ft.) 0. R. Cook 716 10 261 on 4th Benmore Station, Omarama J, Sutherland 163 ti 68 on 4th Otekaike G. Benstead .. Otiake Geo. D. Grant 181 11 118 on 13th Borton's Siding T. Pryor Livingstone T. Charters .. 593· 10 210 on 14th Arnmore, Windsor P. S. Shand 279 8 120 on 13th Totara Station, near Oamarn J. Macpherson 48£; 11 1~2 on 13th Oamaru J. Patterson 436 8 158 on 2-lth Trotter's Ureek·, Hillgrove W. S. D. Trotter 712 14 196 00 13th Kanroo Hill, Maheno A. Robertson .. 3:.!3 8 152 on 13th Bushey Park, Palmerston South Mrs. Roderick McKenzie 5(17 16 139 on 24th Opoho, Dunedin (383 ft.) J. W. Paulin .. Fish-hatchery, Portohello P. Anderton 535 (I r 146 on 24th Whare Flat R. McMeeking 1479 17 405 on 13th (H.) SOUTH AsPECO'-CAPE SAUNDERS ·ro PuYSEous PoINT, Paerau Charles Cattanach 500 9 176 on 24th Great Moss Swamp, via Patearoa Elizabeth Henderson 300 8 119 on 1:Jth Ewebnrn Nursery, Ranfurly A. W. Roberts 180 10 65 on 13th Naeeby J. Reed 186 11 59 on 25th Kokonga John R. Peterson 4HO 10 112 OD 16th Gladbrook Station, Middlemarch A. McKinnon 43S 22 145 on 13th Duntroon James E. Tallentire 202 11 100 on 14th Mount P,sa Station, Cromwell W. A. Scaife , . I.,uggate, Crcmwell C. W. Grierson 188 9 90 on 4th Manorburn Dam James A. Begg 175 11 51 on 14th Queenstown .. : J. A. Algie .. 293 (I 100 OD 13th Lower Crawfords, Moa Creek •• I Robt. F. Smith 140 !J 56 on 13th Galloway, Alexandra South A. Gunn 88 /j 51 Oil 14th St. Bathans R. W. Noake •. 284 9 105 Oil 13th Clyde J. S. Dickie 142 9 6:J on 14th Roxburgh Dr ..J. R. Gilmour Balclutha H. W. Kiernan 628 11 205 on 14th Owaka W. Allan 636 10 182 on 13th Tapanui Nursery R. G. Robinson 573 14 183 OD ]3th Waikawa Valley J. H. Buckingham 641 13 201 on 13th Uplands, Waimahaka Miss E. Middleton 342 8 110 on 24th Roslin Estate, Woodlands J. D. Trotter •. 335 14 143 on 24th Hamilton Burn, Mossburn W. Menlove .. Dipton Miss H. E. MacLachlan,. 347 12 104 on 13th Bluff E. F. Nichol .. 378 17 85 on 24th Nightcaps James Ritchie 405 9 120 on 24th Rannock, Orawi& Wm. Lambie .. 472 7 150 on 13th Riverton J., M, Geary 358 7 114 on 23rd Manapouri R. Murrell 472 12 190 on 25th (I.) lSLANDS. Centre Island Lightkeeper .. 184 16 70 on 22nd Stewart Island W. 'l'raill 582 19 ! 176 on 12th Niue Island H. Cornwall .. Avarua, Rarotonga, Cook Island• H. M. Connal 205 15 72 OD 8th Che.tham Isle.nds F. A. D. Cox .. 519 30 55 on 2nd LATE RETURNS. Cuvier Island, July, 1913 Lightkeeper .. 281 16 75 on 31st Tanpo, July, 1913 Rev. H. J. Fletcher 411 Porangahau, July, 1913 .. Rev. F. E. Telling-Simcox 153 4 75 on 13th Ta.wa.taia., July, 1913 'l'. H. Grove, .. 311 13 105 on 19th Nelson, Suburbe.n North, July, 1913 N. A. McLaren Incomplete Avarua, R~r11,touga, Cook Islands, June, 1913 H. M. Connal 683 17 229 on 25th . . . July, 1913 10.; 15 22 on 3rd Niue Island, July, 1913 H. Cornwall" .. 194 IO 67 on 22nd Cha;ha,m Islands, June, 1913 E'. A. D. Cox .. 427 2\1 100 on 3rd 2900 THE NlnW ZEALAND GAZETT~. · [No. 71 CROWN LAND.S NOTICES. ------·-- .• Land in Nelson Land Diltrict forfeited. Dep&rtment of Lands &nd Survey, Wellington, 23rd September, 1913. 01.'ICE is hereby given th&t the leue of the undermentioned land having been forfeited by resolution of the N Nelson L&nd Bo&rd, the s&id land h&s thereby reverted to the Crown under the provisions of the Land Act, 1908. SCHEDULE. NELSON LAND DISTRICT, Tenore. I Section. Block. I District. I Area. Formerly held by A, R. P, R.L. .. j 7 II P&kaw&o 49 0 24 Wiggo Peter Lumbye . I .. 1 I H. D. BELL, For Minister of Land~ Land in Marlborough Land District forfeited. Dep&rtment of Lands &nd Survey, Wellington, 23rd September, 1913. OTICE is hereby given th&t the le&se of the undermentioned land h&ving been forfeited by resolution of the ..I..N Marlborough L&nd Bo&rd. the e&id l&nd h&s thereby reverted to the Crown under the provisions of the Land Aot, 1908. SCHEDULE. MARLBOROUGH LAND DISTRICT. Tenure.· Lease No. Section. Block. i District. Formerly held by Ree.son for Forfeiture. I O.R.P. 72 3 VII / Hering& .· IThomas Leeson.· IAt lessee's request. I W. F. MASSEY, Minister of Lands. Land& in Otanomomo Settl,ement, Otago Land Diatrict, for £36:17s.; rSectionflOA, £62 ;"~ Section!': llA, £56 5s.; Sec Selection on Renewable Lease. tion 12A, £48 10s. ; I Section 14A, £13 4s. ; Section 15A, £13 12s.; Section 16A, £15 4s.; Section 17A, £21 12s.; Section 18A, £16 ; Section 21A, £63 5s. ; Section 22A, £35 12s. District Lands and Survey Office, Dunedin, 23rd September, 1913. GENERAL ~DESCRIPTION. OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned lands N are open for selection on renewable lease under the Otanomomo Settlement is situated near the coast, between provisions of the Land Act, 1908, and the Land for Settle the Molyneux and Puerua Rivers. The land is fiat, and is ments Act, 1908 ; and applications will be received at this only a . few feet above sea-level. It is rich swamp land, office op to 4 o'clock p.m. on Tuesday, 11th November, 1913. suitable for d&irying. Originally a flax swamp, it has now, by cutting and burning off the flax, by draining and by surface sowing, been brought to a state fit for cultivation. SCHEDULE. Parts have already been broken up, and good crops and grass OTA.GO LAND DrsTBIOT.-CLUTHA COUNTY.-CLUTHA SURVEY grown. A large amount of draining has been done, and DrsTBICT.-0TANOMOMO SETTLEMENT. there are some good fences on the ground, both of which have been utilized as far as possible for allotment boundaries. The Firat-claea Land. soil is first class, bot will be at first somewhat difficult to work owing to the amount of timber in the ground. He.If-yearly Section. , Area. Capital Ve.Joe. .llental. The settlement is about six miles from Balclotha by formed road partly metalled, and the nearest railway-station is Otano momo, on the Balclotha - Catlins River line, a mile and a A. R, P. £ s. d. £ s. d. hall away. At the sooth-east corner of the settlement the 7A 91 3 34 1,820 0 0 40 19 0 Pueroa River is bridged, giving access to Port Molyneux, just SA 71 1 37 1,280 0 0 28 16 0 across the river. At this township there is a school and post 10A 105 l 16 2,580 0 0 58 1 0 and telegraph office. There is a creamery close to the settle llA 78 0 0 1,900 0 0 42 15 0 ment. 12A 71 2 38 1,620 0 0 36 9 0 Full particulars may be ascertained and plans obtained at 14A 73 3 21 1,460 0 0 32 17 0 this office. 15A 79 3 39 1,580 0 0 35 11 0 E. W. WILMOT. 16A 87 3 32 1,820 0 0 40 19 0 Commissioner of Crown Lands. 17A 77 0 30 1,320 0 0 29 14 0 18A 65 1 30 1,110 0 0 24 19 6 21A 94 2 18 1,420 0 0 31 19 0 Lands in Taranaki Land District for Sale by Public Auction. 22A 70 2 26 1,000 0 0 22 10 0 District Lands and Survey Office, IMPROVEMENTS. Now Plymouth, 23rd September, 1913. The improvements included in the capital values of the OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned lands allotments consist of boundary and internal fences and N will be offered for sale by public auction for cash at ditches valued as follows : Section 7A, £52 5s. ; Section SA, this office at 11 o'clock a.m. on Tuesday, the 18th November, SEPT. 25. THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2901 1913, under the provisions of the Land Act, 1908, and the * Interest and sinking fund on buildings valued at £215, Land for Settlements Act, 1908. to be paid for in cash, or in ten years by twenty equal half yearly instalments of £13 18s. 5d. Total h:tlf-yearly pay SCHEDULE. ment, £33 Os. lld. IMPROVEMENTS, TARANAKI 'LAND DISTRICT.-TARANAKI COUNTY.-BLOCK IV, PARITUTU SURVEY DISTRICT.-SPOTSWOOD SETTLEMENT. The improvements which a.re included in the uapital values Rural Land. of the sections consist of fences and drains as follows : Sec tion 10, Block XI-Half-share in 13! cha.ins of fencing. Sections 11 to. 14, Block XI-Half-share each in 6f chains IUpset Price. II Area. I Upset Price. of fencing. Section 15, Block X.I-291 chains of road fencing, 34t cha.ins of boundary fencing, and 34f chains of boundary drain; half-share valued at, £43. Section 16, Block XI- A, R, P. £ S, d. A, R, P. £ s. d. 18! chains of road fencing, 18f chains of boundary fencing, 30, 34 ! 1 1 15 80 0 0 I 3711 0 26 50 0 0 and 18f cha.ins of boundary drain ; half-share valued at £24. 31 ' 1 1 5 90 0 0 i 101 0 1 0 30 0 0 Section 17, Block X.I-37 chains of boundary fencing, 32 ' 1 0 32 80 0 0 102 0 1 0 30 0 0 54 cha.ins of subdivisional fencing, and 18j chains of boundary 33 I 1 1 12 90 o o \1,27,107 2 1 8 80 o o drain; half-share valued at £45. Section 18, Block XI- These sections are situated in the northern part of the 82 chains of boundary fencing, 19 chains of subrlivisional Spotswood Settlement, about two miles and a half from New fencing, and 57 chains of boundary drain ; ha.If-share valued Plymouth, and half to three-r1uarters of a mile from the at £71. Section 19. Bloek XI-61 chains of boundary fencing Breakwater (Port of New Plymouth). Section, :lO and 34 and 2lf chains of boundary drain ; half-share valued at £35. comprise gently rising and undulating land, about three Section 20, Block XI-42! chains of fencing and 21! chains quarters being in old grass, the remainder at the back being of boundary drain; half-share valued at £38. Section 21, in furze and lupin. Sections 31 and 32 comprise easy slopes Block XI--63 chains of fencing and 231 chains of boundary on the immediate frontages, falling somewhat steeply to the drain; half-share valued at £29. Section 22, Block XI- Hongihongi Stream ; all in grass. Section 33 is fairly flat 86 chains of bmmdary fencing and 57 chains of boundary on frontage, rises slightly to the south-east, and then falls drain; half-share valuc.,d at £61. Section 23, Block XI- steeply to the Hongihongi Stream ; all in grass. About two 20 cha.ins of fencing and 49 chains of boundary drain; half thirds of Section 3 7 towards the front is gently rising land share valued at £32. Section 24, Block XI-75 chains of in oat stubble and coarse grass, the remainder being fu1"Zo boundary fencing and 83:l cha.ins of boundary drain ; half and fern intermixed with grass, &c. Sections 101 and 102 share valued at £66. Section 25. Block XI-391 chains of comprise broken sloping land, in rough gra.,s, fern, and boundnry fencing and 20 chains of boundary drain ; half scattered ful'Ze. Sections 27 and 107 consist of somewhat share valued at £25. Section 26, Block XI-54:l chains of steeply falling rough grass land, with fern and lupin ; a bout fencing and 10 chains of bo,mdary drain ; half-share valued half the frontage of Section 107 is flat. The soil of the at £23 7s. Section 27, Block XI-42 chains of boundary sections is generally good, being gcnrm1lly :t s:tndy loam on fencing, 10 chains of subrlivisional fencing, and 32 chains of a kind of free-clay formation. boundary drain; half-share valued at £:l2 15s. Section 28, Full particulars may bl\ ascertained and plans o bt.a.ined at Block XI-20 cha.ins of boundary fencing, 32! chains of this office. • subdivisional fencing, and 10 chains of boundary drain ; G. H. BULLARD. half-share valued at £25. Section 29, Block XI-88 chains Commissioner of Crown Lands. of boundary fencing, 10! cha.ins of subdivisiona.l fencing, and 10! cha.ins of boundary drain; half-share valued at £38. Sect.ion 30, Block XI-88 chains of boundary fencing, 64 chains Lands in Balachraggan Settlemem, Auckland Land Di&trict, of subdivisional fencing, and 18! chains of boundary drain ; for Selection on Renewable Lease. half-share valued ·at £66. Section 1, :Block XV-391 chains of boundary fencing and l!Jf chains of bo1mdary drain ; half District Lands and Survey Office, share valued at £24 14s. Section 2, Block XV-89 chains of Auckland, 23rd September, 1913. fencing and 19j chains of boundary drain ; half-share va.h1ecl OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned lands at£43. • N are open for selection on renewable lease mlller the The improvements which are not included in the capita.I Land Act, 1908, a.nd the Land for Settlements Act, 1908; values of the sections, but which must b" pa.id for separately. and applications will bP received at this offic!' and at the consist of: Section 30, Block XI--Honwstearl of six small Theatre Royal, Te Aroha, up to 4 o'clock p.m. on :Mouday, rooms, with outbuildings, valued at £215. 3rd November, 1913. DESCRIPTIONS OF SECTIONS. SCHEDULE. Block XI, Waitoa Surney !)istrict. AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT, - OHINEl\lURI AND PIAKO Sections 10 to 14-Level land, six miles from Waitoa COUNTIES,-W Afi'OA SURVEY D1STRICT.-BALACHRAGGAN Railway-station. Seetion 15-0pon land, six miles from SETTLEMENT. Wa.itoa.. Section 16-Level land, six miles from Waitoa: Fi,·st-class Land. surface-sown. Section Ii-Level open land, five miles and a half from Waitoa; surface-sown. Section IS-Level open land, five miles from a.itoa ; 20 acres ploughed and grassed ; Section. Block. Are&. Capital Value. H"J~-!f!{1; ,v I I section carries rough feed. Section 19-Level open land. I - I six miles from W a.itoa,; 30 acres recently surface-sown : A, R, P. £ "· d. £ s. d. section carries rough feed. Section 20-Level open land, six 10 Xl 10 0 0 130 0 0 2 18 6 miles from Waitoa; a.bout 30 acres surface-sown. Section 21 11 10 0 0 130 0 0 2 18 6 -Level open land, six miles from Waitoa; 20 acres of ti-tre,, 12 10 0 0 130 0 0 2 18 6 felled but not burnt; balance rushes. Section 22-Lev,•l 13 10 0 0 130 0 0 2 18 6 open land, five miles and a ha.If from Waitoa.; the section is 14 10 0 0 130 0 0 2 18 6 surface-sown and carries rough feed; the drain now being 15 102 0 20 J,410 0 0 31 14 6 constructed will take all surplus water from centre of section. 16 83 0 16 880 0 0 19 16 0 Section 23-Level open land, fiye miles from Wa.itoa; scrub 17 83 0 16 980 0 0 22 1 0 and manuka have been cut, but not burnt. Section 24--· 18 83 0 6 980 0 0 22 1 0 Level open land, five miles from Waitoa; 24 acres ploughed 19 84 3 26 1,190 0 0 26 15 6 and grassed, 10 acres ploughed_: balance in rape and stubble. 20 84 3 23 1,190 0 0 26 15 6 Section 25-.Four miles and a half from Waitoa; about 21 92 0 34 11,270 0 0 28 11 6 24 acres of high manuka, balance open land on which manuka. 22 92 0 36 '1,270 0 0 28 11 6 has been cut but not burnt; there is about 20 ac es of rough 23 97 0 15 1,300 0 0 29 5 0 feed. Section 26-Level open land, four miles and a half 24 69 1 3 1,010 0 0 22 14 6 from Waitoa; about 25 acres is at present in turnips, balance 25 97 0 4 1,190 0 0 26 15 6 in grass. Section 27-Lcvcl open land, four miles and a half 26 34 3 16 490 0 0 11 0 6 from W aito:t ; 11 acres in grass, balance in turnips and 27 34 3 16 410. 0 0 9 4 6 fescue. Section 28-Level open land, four miles from W aitoa ; 28 34 3 10 410 0 0 9 4 6 all in grass, with some fescue. Section 29-Level open land, 29 34 3 10 410 0 0 9 4 6 four miles from Waitoa ; all in grass, with som<" fescue. 20 14 62 3 32 920 0 0 0 Section 30-Level open land, four miles from Waitoa.; 9 acres 30 13 18 5* plantation, balance is subdivided and is in good grass; a 1 xv 96 3 33 1,030 0 0 23 3 6 drain forms the south-west boundary, all other botmda.ri<>s 2 97 1 20 1,030 0 0 23 3 6 being fenced. 2902 '.r:Et:E NEW ZEALAND GAZ:ET'rE. [:No. 71 BT.ock XV, Waitoa Survey DiBtrict. a.bout 85 cha.ins of drain on south-eastern boundary. Sec Section 1-Level land, four miles from Waitoa · 60 acres tion 33-Ha.lf-share in about 49 cha.ins of drain on north manuka., ha.la.nee in rough grass and wiwi. s;ction 2- western boundary; also half-share in about 11 cha.ins of Level land, four miles from Wa.itoa.; covered with wiwi and drain on eastern bounda.ry. Section 34-Ha.lf-share in about short sorub; a good drain forms the north-east, boundary. 12 chains of dra.in on ea.stern boundary. Section 35-Half s~are in a.bout 12 chains of drain on ea.stern bounda.ry. Sec GENERAL DESCRI1'TION. tion 36-Half-share in a.bout 34 chains of drain on eastern The settlement was formerly the property of Matthew boundary. Section 38-Half-share in a.bout 78 chains of Henry, Esq., and is situated about five miles from Waitoa drain on southern boundary. Section 39-Ha.lf-sha.re in Railway-station, on the Morrinsville -Tc Aroha line. The a.bout 78 chains of drain on northern boundary. Section 40 access to every section on the estate is by formed road from -Half-share in about 79 chains of drain on southern bound this station, and the genera.I quality of the land is first class. ary. Section 41-Half-share in about 79 chains of drain on The average height above sea-level is about 40 ft. The soil northern boundary ; also· whole of 87 cha.ins of drain on throug~out is rich loam, resting on a clay formation, and all southern boundary. Section 42-Whole of about IO chains the sections are surface-watered. In most cases the boundaries of surface drain on northern boundary; half-share in about. are either fenced or are formed bv drains. The land on the 20 chains of subdivisional drain; also full share in about western side of the estate is m'.'ostly surface-sown, and is 60 chains of fencing on northern boundary and along road ra~her low-lying, but a new drain is now being cut through frontage. Section 43-Wholo of about 30 chains of surface this part by the Department, and this will effectually remove drain, and half-share of 29 chains of subdivisional drain on any surplus water. There is a large outfall drain on the southern boundary. Section 44-Half-sharo in about 20 eastern side of the estate, which gives a good outlet for all chains of subdivisioual drain on northern boundary; half drains on that side. A creamery has just been erected on share of 15 chains of drain on southern boundary: also the north-west corner of the estate by the Te Aroha Co whole of 26 chains of fencing along road frontage. Section 45 operative Dairy Company, which opera.tee largely throughout -Half-share of 29 chains of subdivisional drain on northern the surrounding district. boundary; also half of 29 chains on southern boundary. Full particulars may be ascertained and plans obtained at Section 46-Half-ehare in 15 chains of subdivisional drain on this office. northern boundary, and wholo of 23 chains of fencing on· H. }l. SKEE'l', road frontage. Seotion 47-Half-sharo of 29 uhains of sub Commissioner of Crown Lands. divisional drain on northern boundary. Section 48-Half share in 13 ohains of subilivisional drain on south-western boundary; whole of 12 chains of fencing on road frontage ; Lands in Aucl,land Land District for Sale or Selection. and half-share of 21 chains of fencing on southern boundary. Section 49-Half-share in 29 chains of subdivisiona.l drain on District Lands and Survey Office, southern boundary. Section 50-IIalf-ehare in 42 chains of Auckland, 23rd September, 1913. subdivisional drain on western and northern boundaries, and OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned lands also full sharP. in 10 chains of drain on southern boundary. N are open for sale or selection under the provisions of t~e Land Act, 1908, eisher for cash, for occupation with GENERAL DESCRil'TION. right of purchase, or for renewable lease, at the option of All the sections are situated at the edge of the foot-hills the applicant ; and applica.tions will be received at this lying to the west of the Pia.ko River. The roa.d access is office, a.nd a.t the Theatre Royal, Te Aroha., on Monday, the from Morrinsville Railway-station, distant a.bout twenty-four 3rd day of November, 1913, up to 4 o'clock p.m. miles by the Morrinsville-Waitakaruru Road, which is formed for dray traffic for the whole distance. The Wa.ika.ka Tram SCHEDULE. way Road, which is at the present time under construction, AucKLAND LAND D1sTAICT.-01u:,,EMURI CouNTY.-WA1Hou leads to the Piako River, one mile and thirty chains from the SURVEY DISTRICT.-PART OF HAURAKI PLAINS. eastern boundary of the block. At this point on the river there is a wharf, to which launches from '.1.'hames (about Occupation twenty-three miles down the river) deliver goods at regular with .I.tight Renewable Cash of Lease: intervals. The road to Waitakaruru, twenty miles from the g Purchase: l IBlock. Area. Purchase: Half-yearly Waikaka. Tramway Road, is formed for dray traffic for about Total Price. Half-yearly Rent. eight miles, after which there is a riding-track for about four I Rent. miles, the balance being formed clra.y-road. The gap of four miles of unformed road is at the present time under con First-elm,., Land. st,r~ction, a.nd the major part will probably be completed A. B.. P. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. durmg the year. 23 XIII 10 0 0 140 0 0 3 IO 0 2 16 o The land consists of partially drained swamp la.nd and 24 10 0 0 140 0 0 :1 IO 0 2 16 O several dry spurs. '.1.'he spurs are situated along the Morrins- 25 10 0 0 140 0 0 3 IO 0 2 16 0 ville-Wa.itakaruru Road, ~,nd have a light soil, resting on a 26 IO 0 0 140 0 0 3 IO 0 2 16 o clay subsoil. Adjacent to the spurs are several rich alluvial 27 10 0 0 140 0 0 3 IO 0 2 16 o flats, which are covered with cabbage-trees, manuka, and 28 IO 0 0 I 140 0 0 3 IO O 2 16 O flax; but the majority of the sections consist of good and o inferior peaty swamp, varying in depth at the prosent time 29 IO 0 0 1 140 0 0 3 IO O 2 16 30 9 1 16 , 130 0 0 3 5 0 2 12 o from a few inches to severs.I feet, and resting on timber and 31 173 I 20 1,220 0 0 30 IO 0 24 8 O a clay subsoil. The sections are all situated above flood- 0 level, and average from 10 ft. to 80 ft. above sea-level. 33 56 I 10 1 680 0 0 17 0 0 13 12 34 56 I 20 680 0 0 17 0 0 13 12 O Sections 31 a.nd 32 are covered with flax, rushes, and small 35 56 I IO 620 0 0 15 10 0 12 8 O manuka, the formation being rich peap on Section 31 ·and 36 96 I 20 870 0 0 21 15 0 17 8 O inferior on the frontage of Section 32. Sections 33 to 36 37 129 I 15 910 0 0 22 12 6 18 2 o and 23 to 30 are covered with flax, ma.nuka., kamaka, cabbage- 38 156 I 20 1,100 0 0 27 IO 0 22 0 0 trees, and scrub, the soil being of a rich peaty na.ture, resting 39 156 3 0 1,020 0 0 25 IO 0 20 8 O on a clay subsoil on timber. On Sections 33, 34, and 35 40 157 l 0 1,020 0 0 25 10 0 20 8 O there is a small patch of kahikatea and puka.tea. bush. The 42 IOI I 0 1,170 0 0 29 5 0 23 8 O frontage to the Patetonga Road of Sections 37 to 41 is good, 43 71 2 6 860 0 0 21 10 0 17 4 o consisting of shallow peat, resting on cla.y and timber, whilst 44 69 2 0 800 0 0 20 0 0 16 0 O the back of these sections runs into deeper peat country. 45 60 0 0 720 0 0 18 0 0 14 8 O The vegetation on these sections consists of flax, ra.upo 46 57 2 IO 690 0 0 17 5 0 13 16 o rushes, and scrub. Sections 42 to 50 are of excellent quality, 47 60 0 0 630 0 0 15 15 0 12 12 o the frontages to the Pa.tetonga. Road being all shallow peaty 48 70 3 30 710 0 0 17 15 0 14 4- O soil, resting on a clay subsoil arnl timber. ]'urther back the 49 60 0 0 660 0 0 16 IO 0 rn 4 O country is alluvial, whilst the frontage to the main Morrim- 50 59 2 0 630 0 0 lb 15 0 12 12 0 ville Road consists of several low-lying easy spurs, ·covered with fern and manuka, the soil being light, on a clay subsoil. Second-class Land. With the exception of Sections 46 and 50, a.II the sections ha.ve a small area of ka.hikatea and pukatea. bush, the balance 14 8 0 32 XIII i 160 0 0 720 0 0 I 18 0 O of the sections, except the spurs, being covered with ma.nuka, 29 0 0 : 41 I 289 0 0 :1,450 0 0 I 36 5 0 flax, cabbage-trees, ma.ka.ka, and rushes. All the necessary ma.in drains and roads to sections have OOROVEHENTS. either been com1tructed or a.re under construction, and the The improvements which are included in the capital value same applies to a.II necessary bridges and culverts. There of the sections a.re as follows : Section 31-Half-sha.re in a.re ma.in outlet dra.ins along ea.ch road, whilst in ,addition SEPT. 25.] 'l'HE NEW ZEALAND GAl'..ErrTE 2903 there a.re two large outlet drains, one being situa.te11 on the 4. The licensee shall not put, throw, or place, or allow to reserve along northern boundary of Section 37, and the other be put, thrown, or placed, in any river, stream, or water along th11 southern boundary of Section 41. In addition course, or into any place where it may be washed into a there is a small drain along the southern boundaries of Sec stream, river, or watercourse, any sawdust or refuse. tions 42 and 43 a.nd 44 and 45 ; also along the western and 5. In the event of the timber not being disposed of at southern boundaries of Section 50. It is intended to con auction, applications may be received and dealt with at any struct drains on tho southern boundaries of Sections 38 and 40. time within six months from the above date of sale (unless The Waikaka Outlet Drain, on the reserve between Sec previously formally withdrawn); provided, however, that tions 36, 31, 32, and 37, carries good water from the Waikaka the amount, offered is not less than the upset price stated Stream all the year round ; consequently a good supply of herein. water can be obtained for stock. In addition, good water 6. No compensation will be given, nor shall any be claimed, can also be obtained from the subdivisional drain on the for any error, discrepancy, or misdescription whatever in southern boundary of Section 50, as this drain taps a creek respect to the timber, or in these conditions. rising in the hills. 7. The attention of intending purchasers is directed par At Waikaka there is it store and post-office, known as ticularly to clauses 9, 17, 18, 22, and 27 of the Tim her Regu Pittotonga, which hits telegraphic communication with Thames lations, copies of which may be obtained on application. over a private line. The nearest school and creamery is at Tahuna, some. eight miles distant by formed road. A village F. A. THOMPSON, (tp be known a.s Patetonga) is now being laid out in the Commissioner of Crown Lands. vicinity of the lands to be offered, and in due course will be put up for public auction. Ureamery and school sites a.re laid off in this vicinity. Settlement Land in Canterbury Land District open for Selection Full particu!B,rs may be ascertained and plans obtained at on Renewable Lease. this office. · R. M. SKEET, Commissioner of Crown Lands District Lands and Survey Office, Christchurch, 20th August, 1913. OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned land Land in Hawke's Bay Land District for Disposal under the N is open for selection on renewable lease; and applica Land Act, 1908. tions will be received at this office up to 4 o'clock p.m. on Tuesday, 30th September, 1913. Applicants will have to appear personally before the Land District Lands 1md Survey Office, ·Board at the District Lands and Survey Office, Christchurch, Napier, 25th June, 1913. at 10 o'clock a.m. on Thnrsday, the 2nd October, 1913, to OTICE is hereby given, ill pursuance of section 326 of N the Land Act, 1\108, that the undermentioned lands answer any quostious the Land Board may ask, but if any will be disposed of under &he provisions of Pint III of &he applicant so desil'(>s he may be examined by the Land Board s&id Act on or after Thursday, the 2nd day of October, of the district in which he resides. 1913. The ballot for the section, if there is more than one appli cant, will be held at the District Lands and Survey Office, Christchurch, on Thursday, 2nd October, 1913, 1tt the con SCHEDULE. clusion of the examination of itpplicants. Preference will be given to landless applicants who have HAWKE'S BAY LAND DISTRICT, children dependent on them, or who have within the pre cePding two ycnrn been twice unsuccessful at formE'r ballots. ~B-•c_t_io_n_.~-~~ck. I __ Loce.llty. ~- ___L Aree.. A. R, P. SCHEDULE. 37 Mabie. (rural sections) • , I 30 0 0 II Waiau CANTERBURY LAND DISTRICT. -ASHBURTON 0oUNTY. l -• 1121 1 8 CORWAR SURVEY DISTRICT.-AVENEL SETTLEMENT, First-class land. ROBT. T. SADD, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Section. Block. Area.. ICapital Ve.Jue./ H• lt-yea.rly I Rental. ,Hilling-timber in Nelson Land District for Sale by Public Auction. A. R. P. £ B. d. £ s. d. 2 IX I 125 330 12,000 0 Oj 45 0 0 District Lands and Survey Office, The improvements which are included in the price of the Nelson, 18th August, 1913. section consist of 186 chains of fencing, valued at £80. J OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned timber Full particulitrA may be ascertained and plans obtained at .LN will be offered for sale by public auction at this office this office. 1tt 10 o'clock a.m. on Thursday, 9th October, 1913, in terms C. R. POLLEN, of the Land Act, 1908, and the Timber Regulations there Commissioner of Crown Lands. under. SCHEDULE. Lands in Marlborough Land District for Di1po1al under NELSON LAND DISTRICT. Sectio" 14 of the Land Laws Amet1dment Act, 1912. Sections 14 and 15, Block Ill, Wai-iti Survey District. £ S. d, District Lands and Survey Office, 227,500 sup. feet of rimu, at 6d. per 100 ft. 56 17 6 Blenheim, 19th August, 1913. 47,500 birch, at 6d. per 100 ft. 11 17 6 UTIC.I!: is hereby given, in pursuance of section S26 of 16,300 matai, at ls. per 100 ft. 8 3 0 N &he Land Ao&, 1908. that the undermentioned lands will be disposed of under the provisions of section 14 of the 291,300 sup. feet. Upset price : £76 18 0 Land Laws Amendment Act, 1912, on or a.fter Thursday the 27th November, 1913. The sections are situated seventeen miles from Wakefield Post-office and railway-station-sixteen miles by good dray road, balance by unformed road. SCHEDULE. CONDITIONS OF SALE. MARLBOROUGH LAND DISTRICT. -----~------~~-- 1. The right to cut and remove the timber will be generally in accordance with the provisions of the Land Act, 1908, and Section, Block. District. --··--i. _____ the Timber Regulations made thereunder. I 2. The purchaser shall pay the purchase-money as follows : I A. R, P, 10 per cent. on the fall of the hammer, together with £1 ls. 21 Orieri 176 0 0 (license fee), half of the balance in three months and the ~5 I Gore ... 180 0 0 other half in six months. (approximate; 3. The purchaser shall have the right to cut the timber under license during the period of six months from date of W. H. SKINNER. sale. Commissioner of Crown Landa 2904 'rHE NEW ZEALAND GAZE'PrK [No. 71 Latr,,d,, for Letue tn tM Pawn of Bunanga, W Mtla,11,d, Ltv,ul SCHEDULE. Diatrict. 'l'ARANAKI LAND DISTRICT.~MAPABA SURVEY DISTRICT, District Lands and Survey Office, Beetlon. Block. Areo.. Hokitika, 19th August, 1913. OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned lands A. R. P, N are opened for selection on renewable lease under 8 VII 448 0 0 the provisions of the Land Act, 1908; and applications will (approximate) be received at this office up to 4 o'clock p.m. on Tuesday, 14th October, 1913. G. H. BULLARD, The ballot for the sections for which there are more th1tn Commissioner of Crown Lands. one applicant will be held at the District Lands and Survey Office, Hokitika, at 2.30 o'clock p.m. on Wednesday, 15th October, 1913. Preference will be given to landless applicants who have Crown /,,.,,d in ,luckland Land District for Disp,mtl ,inder children dependent on them, or who have within the pre the Land ..tct, 190/1. ceding two years been twice unsuccessful at former ballots. District Lo.nds and Survey Office, Auckland, 24th June, 19U, SCHEDULE. OTICE is hereby given, in pursuo.nce of section 326 of WBSTLAND LAND DISTRICT.-TOWN OF RUNANGA. .LN the Lo.nd Act, 11108, tho.t the undermentioned Crown lo.nd will be disposed of under ,he provisions of the said Town Land. Act on or after Thursdo.y. the 2nd do.y of October, 1913. Section. lllock. Area. Capital Value Half-yearly I • Rental. SUHEDUL.1<: AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT,-K.uPARA SURVEY DISTRICT, A, R, P, £ s. d. £ s. d. V 0 1 1 50 0 0 1 5 0 Section. Block. Area.. 0 1 l 50 0 0 1 5 0 xv 0 1 0 40 0 0 1 0 0 "------~------XIX 0 1 12 50 0 0 1 5 0 A. B. P. XXI 0 1 0 40 0 0 1 0 0 Po.rt 2 IX 3 0 21 0 l 0 40 0 0 1 0 0 10 •• XXX 0 1 0 20 0 0 0 10 0 9 XXXII 0 l 9 20 0 0 0 10 0 H. M. SKEET, l XXXIII I 0 1 6 20 0 0 0 10 0 Commissioner of Crown Lands. · • Weighted with £10, valuation for improvements con- sisting of clearing and cultivation. t Weighted }Vith £1, valuation for clearing. Land to be disposed of under Section 14 of the Land T,aws +Weighted with £5, valuation for clearing. dmendme11t ,let, 1912. § Weighted with £4, valuation for clearing. II Weighted with £2, valuation for clearing. ,r Weighted with 15s., valuation for clearing. District Lands and Survey Office, •• Weighted with 10s., valuation for clearing. Invercargill, 8th July, 1913. O'l'ICE is hereby given, in pursue.nee of section 326 Runanga Township is situated at the State Coal-mine, N of the Land Act, 1908, that the lo.nd described in the about three miles by road or railway from Greymouth. Schedule hereto will be disposed of under the provisions of The valuation for improvements must be paid immediately section 14 of the Land Laws Amenclment Act, 1912, on or the applicants have been declared successful at the ballot. after 'I'hursde.y, the 16th October, 1913. Full particulars may be ascertained and plans seen at this office. H. D. M. HASZARD, SCHEDULE. Commissioner of Crown Lands SouTHLAND LAND DISTRICT.-WALLACE CouNTY,-ALTON SURVEY DISTRICT, Land in Taranaki Land Dutrict for Di•po•al under Section 14 Section. Block. Area. of the Land Laws ,lmendment dct, 1912. A, R. P, District Lands and Sarvey Office, 11 15 I 32 New Plymouth, 9th ,July, 1913. N OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 326 of the Land Act,, mos, that the undermentioned land G. H. M. McCLURE. will be disposed of under HPction 14 of the Lo.nd Laws Commissioner of Crown Lands. Amendment Act, 19U, on or after Thursdo.y, the 16th day of October, 1913. Land in Southland Land District· for Disposal unde, the SCHEDULE. Land Act, 1908. TABANAKI LAND DISTRICT.-0HURA SURVEY DISTRICT. I District Lo.nds o.nd Survev Office, Invercargill, 16th July, 1913. Sectio~-·__ i --~l:~~~-- f ----~::-__ N OTICE is hereby given, in pursu"'1lce of section.326 of A. R. P. the Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned lo.nd 41 XIV 3 0 0 will be disposed of under the provisions of ihe said Act on or after Thursday, 23rd October, 1913. G. H. BULLARD, Commissioner of Crown Lands. SCHEDULE. SOUTHLAND LAND DIBTRICT.-SouTHLAND CoUNTY. HoKONUI SURVEY DISTRICT. Land in Taranaki Land District for Dis:,osal under the Land A.ct, 1908. Section. Block. Area. Upset Price. District Lo.nds and Survey Office, . A, R, P. £ S. d. New Plymomh, 2nd September, 1913. 938 XXX 1 26 0 32 53 0 0 J OTICE 1s llereby given, in pursuance of section 326 of N..i:.. the Lo.nd Act, 1908, that the undermentioned land ------···- ... ·-·~------···--·----- will be disposed of under section 138 of the so.id Act on or G. H. M. McCLURE, 11,fter Thursday, the 4th do.y of De Land in MarLbMough Land District for Disposal unde, Crown Land in Auckland Land District {M Disposal under SP-ction 129 of the Land Act, 1901!, the Land .let, 1908. Distrio Lands and Survey Office, District Lands and Survey Office, Blenheim, 26th August, 1913, Auckland, 24th June, 1913. OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 326 of OTICE is hereby given, in pursue.nee of section 326 of N the Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned land N the Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned land will be disposed of under section 129 of the said Act on will be disposed of under the provisions of the ea.id Act on or a.fter Thursda.y, the 4th da.y of December, 1913. or e.fter Thursday, the 2nd de.y of October, 1913. I SCHEDULE. SCHEDULE. I· MABLBORouoH LAND DrsTRICT.-GoRE SURVEY D1sT1<1o•r. AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT.-ALEXANDRA SURVEY DISTRICT. -PIRONG!A PARISH. Section. , Block. I Area. Section. Block. ------I ~---· I I Area. , I A. R. P. _____c_. -~------26 345 0 0 A. B. P. I I 381 XIV 195 0 0 ------~---~--- _J W. H. SKINNER, Commissioner of C~own Lands. H. M SKEET, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Land in Auckland Land District /0'1' Dispo,al under the Land Act, 1908. Crown Land in Auckland Land District for Dispu,ai undeT the Land Act, 1908. District La.nds and Survey Office, Auckland, 8th September, 1913. District Lands and Survey Office, OTICE is hereby given, in pursue.nee of section 326 Auckland, 24th Jnne, 1913. N of the La.nd Act, 1908, that the undermentioned OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 326 of Crown la.nd will be disposed or under the provisions of the N the Land Act, 1908, the.t the undermentioned Crown ea.id Act on or after Thursda.y, the 11th day of December, land will be disposed of under the provisions of the said Aot 1913. on or after Thursday, the 2nd day of October, 1913. SCHEDULE. SCHEDULE. AucKLllW LAND DISTRICT.-TAURANGA CooN'l'v.-V1LLA H. M. SKEET, Commissioner of Crown I.ands. Land i??, Southland Land District for Disposal ,mder the Land Act, 1908. Land in Southland Land District for Sale by Public Auction. District Lands and Survey Office, Invercargill, 18th August, 1913. District Lands and Survey Office, 1'.J OTICE is herebv given, in pursuance of section 326 Invercargill, 15th July, 1913. l.~ of the Land Act, 1908, tha.t the undermentioned OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned la.ncl le.nd will be disposed of under the provisions of the said rN will be offered for ea.lo by public auction, for cash, Act on or after Thursday, 27th November, 1913. at this office a.t 11 o'olook a.m. on Thursday, 23rd October. 1913, under the provisions of the Land Act, 1908. SCHEDULE. SouTHLAND LAND DIBTRICT.-SouTHLAND CouNTY.-FoRI1s1· SCHEDULE. HILL HUNDRIID. SoUTBLAlfD LAND DISTBIOT.-SOUTBI,AND CoUNTY. HoKONlJI 8UBVEY DISTRICT, Section. Block. Area. Rural Land. A. R, P. Section. Block, ! Area. Upset Price. l!59 and 360 XVI 321 a 16 --~-- A, R, P. £ s. d. 0. H. M. McCLURE, 938 XXX 26 0 32 53 0 0 Commissioner of Crown La.eds . .The section has been cultil•atod and Iai SCHEDULE. SCHEDULE. TAB.ANAKI LAND DISTBIOT,-EDUOATION RESERVES. SoUTHLAND LAND DISTBIOT.-TOWN OF GORE. Education Reaervea. Seo,ion. Area.. Minimnm Annuol Ren10.l. i Upset Annue.1 Section. Blork. I Area.. Renta.1. Rlork XXVII, Town of Paten. ···------~ ---·------··------.- A. R. P. £ s. d. A. Ri P. £. s. d. XVI 0 1 ll 7 10 0 9 and IO 0 2 0 2 0 0 Allotment 1* of 23 I 2t .. 0 1 13 6 10 0 The improvements on the sections a.re the property of the :J 0 I 22 6 10 0 Crown, a.nd consist of three sheds va.lued at £19, and hodges 4 0 l 31 6 IO 0 valued at £8. 5 0 0 32 4 0 0 Situa.ted · on Suffolk Street. Level la.nd in gra.ss. The fl 0 0 32 4 0 0 hedges, except on road frontage, are well grown, but requim 7 0 0 29 4 10 0 trimming. 8 0 1 7 3 15 0 P Section. I Block. _l_ Area. District La.nds e.nd Survey Office, Inverce.rgill, 17th September, 1913. A, R. P. OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 32!> of 170 0 0 N the Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned land 16- _ r- --~x_1_1__ will be disposed of under the provisions of section 140 of the sa.id Act on or after Thursday, the 18th de.y of Decem G. H. BULLARD, ber, 1913. Commissioner of Crown La.nds. SCHEDULE. Education Reaervea in the Town of Gore, Southland, Land SOUTHLAND LAND DISTBIOT.-WALLACE COUNTY.-TOWN OF District, for Lease by Public Auction. WAIWTUKU. ------·----·-·---- District La.nds and Survey Office, Area.. Invercargill, 20th August, 1913. Se~ti:118· I -~~· _ OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned sec- N. tions will be offered for lease by public auction, for A. R. P. 24 and 25 VI O 2 O terms of twenty-one years, at the Courthouse, Gore, a.t 11 o'clock a..m. on Tuesda,y, 7th October, 1913, under the pro .. __i __ _ visions of the Education Reserves Act, 1908, and amend· G. H. M. McCLURE, tne11ts, and the Public Bodies' Leases Act, 1908, Commissioner of Crown La.nda. SEPT. 26.f 11 HE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. NATIVE LAND COURT NOTICE. Special Sitting of Native Land. Court at Opotiki. Native Land Court, Wellington, 24th September, 1913. OTICE ie hereby given that a special sitting of the Native Land Court will be held at Opotiki on the 8th October, N 1918, for the purpoae of holding the inquiry authorized by section 28 of the Native Land Claims Adjustment Act, 1910, in respect of the petition of Kopu Erueti and others in connection with Tune.pa.here Block. JACKSON P .-\.LMER, Chief Judge. MAORI LAND ADMINISTRATION NOTICE. ------·- ~------· -- -·------.ldeeling of t/;e lkal'Oa District 11dauri Lu,u/ Board. Wellington, 24th September, 1913. O'l'IUE is hereby given that the matters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written will be considered e.t a meeting N of the llmroa District Maori La.nd Boa.rd to be held at Wellington on Tuesday, the 7th day of October, 1913, at 10.30 o'clock a.m., or as soon thereafter e.s the business of the Boa.rd will allow. A.t the conclusion of local business the Board will adjourn to Masterton and Ha.stings. C. 'l'. H. BROWN, President. SCHEDULE. APPLIOATIO:NS l!'OB 00NB'IBJUTlON OF ALIENATIONS, Nature Rec'O?d No. of I__ Da1ie. j _ Name cf Land. Names of Parties. Alienation. ------191:J/286 Transfer 29 November, 1012 1 Tahoraiti No. 2A No. 20B Te Mana. Tawhai to John Thomas Wib:Jn (T. H. G. Lloyd). 2 1913/287 29 1912 No. 2A No. 20c Waiti Hori to Anria Karey ·Wilson (T. H. G. Lloyd). 1913/288 29 1912 No. 2A No. 20A Hori Haira to Anna Karey Wilson (T. H. G. Lloyd). . 4 1913/290 10 June, 191:{ Ma.ngatoro lA No. 3F, Te Po (Porangi) Eriwhata and Lots 1 and 2 Eri Eriwhata. to Leslie Pettit (1''itzherbert and McCartcr). ii 1913/29:l 13 May, 1913 Okurupatu A 3 No. 2B Hiria Ra.haruhi and others to No. 3 Euphemia McKay (G. H. Cullen) 6 1913/294 16 ,June, 1913 Okurupatu B No, 4B Waata Para.one and others to No. l.{ Henry Heathcote Mawley (W. G. Beard). 7 1913/297 Leas,· 18 !91:{ Tahoraiti I.\, 8ectiou 3 .. Horomona Ratima, trustee for Waikare Ratima, to Patrick Buckley (Fitzherbert and :Mc Ca.rter). 1913/298 TransfeT 17 1913 Okurupatu B No. 4B Huatahi Aporo and others to Ross No. 1B Jackson (Gawith and Logan). 9 1913/299 17 1913 Okurupatu B No. 4B Waata Para.on& and others to No. IA Louis Jackson (Gawith a.nd Logan). 10 1913/300 17 ' 1913 Okurupatu B No. 4B I Ngarori Tamihana to Ross Jack No. lF , son (Gawith and Logan). 11 1913/302 Transfer of 18 1913 .Pnkerua No. :k No. 2A 1 Ringi Horomona to Isabella Wall leases (A. Dunn). :~: 3; N~~f E Pukerua 1 12 1913/303 Transfer l!l 191:3 Okurupatu A No. 3 No. 2A , Hiria Raharuhi and others to No:2BNo.3 ! Euphemia McKay (Pownall, Lavery, and Moran). 13 1!!13/312 Lee.se May, 191:l Rotopounamu Jc 2 and Timikirangi Tuuuiarangi to R. le 4 (intPrest in) Gregory (Carlile, McLean, Scan ' nell, and Wood). 14 1913/313 ;' Transfer July, 1913 Mangareia D Pamoa Tutere and Hunia Tuten, to Emily Mary St. Hill (Carlile, McLean, Scannell, and "'ood). 15 1913/314 1913 Rupuha te Hirangi to Nora Mabel St. Hill (Carlile, McLean, Scan nell, and Wood). 16 1913/315 24 June, 11113 Omahu IB No. 3A Rukarei Tamarakai to Hedley Vickers Clodd (Carlile, :McLean, Scannell, and Wood). 17 1913/3Hi ,; mm Wharerangi 8B No. 1 'l'irita Haukere and Hone Hauken, to Williani Stanley Jones (Car lile, McLean, Scannell, and Wood). 18 1913/317 28 1913 Matahiwi No. 4c Hinetauaraia to ,Joseph Satter thwaite (Carlile, McLean, Scan nell, and Wood). 19 1913/318 Mortgage 21 1913 Ohiti-Waitio h No. 4 Teone Kere to John Holden, sen. (Carlile, McLean, Scannell, and Wood). 20 1913/319 2;j October, 1912 Okoura No. l Hoa.ni te Wha.iti to Lionel Lancelot Hitchings and Leopold Tooker Wakelin (Webb and Holmden). 21 11113/323 I Transfer 19 June, 1913 Makurata.whiti No. 8B, Hori te Warn to "'alter Manning Section 2B (R. J. Staveley). 2908 'fHE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS-continued. Nature :. , Record No. of Date. Name of Land. Na.mes of Parties. Alienation. 22 9 ,July, Hll:J Tahoraiti 2A, Hoction l I Tangihacr" \Vhait.iai an I McLean, Scannell, and Wood). 43 191:1/347 !l ,l uly. l!IJ:l 1 Te >Vharenh•atl' Puru (part.Ji Koputauake te Hoata and others I t,n Colin Kinross Whlte (Carlile, }IrLcan, ScanneH, and Wood). 44 1913/348 2 191:J Hornmona Kirita and others to Colin Kinross White (Carlile, McLean, Sramwll, and Wood). I!ll3/349 Leas~ 7 ,Tune. Hll:l Raukawa No. :{ Rawiri Kereama and others to Xorman Moore Whltc (Carlile, McLean, Seanncll, an APPLICArIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS-continued. Nature No, I Record No. of De.te. Name of Land. Names of Parties. Alienation, 52 1913/365 Lease 1 i ,June, 191:-1 Himitangi 2B No. Jc. 8ee- Ritia Hori te Warn and other,; tion 2 to Alice Barber (Field and Luckie). 53 191:{/36ll 16 191:1 Rotopounamu No. le No. 1 Porokoru Tiakipou to R. Gregory (Carlile, McLean, Scannell, and · Wood). 54 1913/370 16 l!ll:-1 No. le No. 2 Rangi Manaena to R. Gregory (Carlile, McLean, Scamlell, and Wood). ,55 1913/:nl Transfer 19 ,July, 191:-1 Whakakoro A No. 2 Iraia Karauria to Arthur Alex ander Hollis (T. W. Lewis). 56 1913/:-172 Lease 19 mm Pnkehou 5r, No. ~B Wiremu Otene to Umakaihau Taipua to Reginald MichaeJ. Burdett D' Ath (G. H. Harper). 57 1913/:-17:l Mortgage l!l 191:1 Ngakaroro IA, Section lia I :\'Iatenga Noroati to George Her I bert Harper (G. H. Harper). 58 1913/374 Transfer 24 April, 191:l Otaki Township, Section.s Pene Kotene to Tame Kotene 131 and 133 (G. H. Harper). 59 1913(!7.> 6 ,Junr, 191:3 Ngakaroro 3e No. 5a Akuhata Pango and Kapo Pango to Reginald Michael Burdett. 60 19 rn ;:rn, JO ,July, 1913 Horowhenua llB No. 36, Wharepuni Hetariki and others to No. 2L No. 2 James Leydon (G. H. Harper). 61 191:-1/377 Lease 1!l l!ll:{ Tahoraiti 2A, Section 6 Whangakau Kuiti and Te Aroha (part) Kuiti to Edward Cook (Fitz- herbert and Mccarter). 62 I 1913/:-178 Transfer l!l 191:l 'l'ahoraiti 2A, 8ection 2 Kairama Pirihira to 1Iargaret (part) Rathbone (Fitzherbert and Mc Carter). 63 j 1913/380 i June, 191:{ Otarata No. 2A, Section 1 Ratana Whanako to Arthur Alex· antler Hollis (T. W. Lewis). 64 • 1913/:-181 21 Hll:l No. 2A, Section 4 Arnio Whanako to Arthur Alex ander Hollis (T. W. Lewis). 65 ' 1913/382 Leas" 28 May, 191:1 No. 2B, Section 1 Hirini Hauwaho to Arthur Alex ander Hollis (T. W. Lowis). 66 1913/383 Tran.tor 31 191a Waipuka No. 2A Tu Tiakitai to Emily Beatrice Powdrell (T. W. Lewis). 67 1913/384 ;; ,July, 191:{ Kohurau No. 2B (part) . . Pani Karauria to David Lumsden (T. W. Lewis). 68 1913/385 28 June, 191:l Erena Karauria tn David Lum~ den (T. W. Lewis). 69 1913/386 29 May, 191:1 Iraia Karauria to David Lumsden (T. W. Lewis). 70 1913/387 Lease 28 ,June, 1913 Puninga No. 4B (part) Ngamihi te Kehu to Horare Ian Simpson (T. W. Lewis). 71 1913/388 Transfer 28 May, 191:-1 Takurua te Kum to George; Bulled (T. W. Lewis). .. 72 1913/389 Lea.~e 18 ,June, 191:1 Rotopounamu Nos. 2~1. Hinetauaraia to Horace Ian Simp 2F, and 2B No. 3 son (T. W. Lewis). 73 1913/391 Transfer 2.5 April, 1913 Himatangi No. 5, Sect.ion Amiria Nepe to Percy Robert le Siggs (Bell, Gully, Bell, and Myers). 74 1913/392 9 July, 1913 Haunganoaiho No. 2 Pumipi Matenga te Hiko and an other to Charles Bell (Bell, Gully, Bell, and Myers). 75 1913/393 Ii> March, 1913 Manawatu · Kukutauaki Hokinga - Karehana te Whena to 4e No. 5A, Section lE, Loeta Constance Drake (Bell, No. l (part) Bully, Bell, and Myers). 76 1913/3!15 MortgagP HJ 191:l Ohiti-Waitio No. le , Pirika Toatoa and others to Harold Orispe Mellsop (Bell, , Gully, Bell, and Myers). 77 1913/397 Lease 28 April, 191:-1 Horowhenua llA No. lii Tamati Hetarika · and others to Walter Ryder (W. S. Park). 78 191:1/399 Transfer 11 191:-1 Tahoraiti ln, Lot 1 Haua Waitiri to James McDer· mott (J<'itzherbert and Mc carter). . 79 1913/4?0 11 ,June, 191:{ Okurupatu Subdivision B, Hakaraia Hariatiera to Gerald No. 4B No. 2 Mawley (W. G. Beai-d). 80 1913/401 - ,Janu1try, 191:1 Mangatainoka K No. 2 . , ,John Herbert Hankins and Walter Rntherform, as trustees for Ereni te Awe Awe, to Robert Dougherty and Patrick Augus tus Dougherty (W. G. Beard). 81 1913/402 Lease 19 ,June, 1913 Wainuioru R and le, and Horiana Natanahira to William Tahuroa C (part) Robert Percy Cooper (W. G. Beard). 82 1913/403 19 1913 'l'ahuroa C (part) Horiana Natanahira to Alice Maud Mary Cooper (W. G. Beard). 83 1913/404 Transfer 18 ,July, 191:3 Ah.itainga Subdivision No. Kawana Wi Tinita1-a to Bartholo, !A No. 1 mew Culloty (W. G. Beard). 84 1913/408 26 May, 1913 Otawhao A No. 3, Sec Hori Tupaea to Rose Jane Pres tion 54 (part) cott (Sainsbury, Logan, and Williams). 85 1913/409 3 June, 1913 Peka Peka No. 2A (part) Kaui Hori to the Paki Paki Brick and Lime Company (Limited), (Sainsbury, Logan, and Wil Iiams). THE .. NEW ZEALAND GAZET'.t'E. [No. 71 APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALil!INATIONS~ontinued. Nature No. Record No. of Date. Name of Land. Names of PartiN, · Alieua'1on. I WI l l!ll:J/410 Transfer 16 June, 1913 Wharerangi No. 6B, Sec- H,•mi Nuku to Charles c;;Jclrl I tion 4A (Sainsbury, Logan, and Wil liams). 87 191:3/411 21 191:l Otawhao A No. 9 (part) Rarati Hineirangia to Rose Jane Prescott (Sainsbury, Logan, and , Williams). 88 1913/415 :11 May, 1913 Rangitikei-Manawatu B ! Ema Heni te Rangiotu to Kenneth No. 4 (part) McDonald and Charles Edwards, jun. (Luke and Kennedy). 89 191:l/416 Pttkengaki No. 25 Manuere Ngatuere and others to Olive Fitzgerald Jury (Izard and Weston). 90 191:1/417 Lease • 21 April, 1913 Himatangi 5A No. 10 IHurunni Poriana and others to , Ann Rachel Barber (Hawkins and Lockhart-Fitzherbert). HI 191:{/418 :ll ,July, 191:l Horowhenua l I B 41 North ! 'l'e Rangi Maria. a.nd Noa Heremia. A I , Seotion I B I by their trustee Kirihopa to David Edmond Porter (C. Bleµ• korn). 92 1913/422 , Transfer :10 ,June, 1913 Puket·ua 3A No. 4 Ruta Ma.aka and others to Eliza beth Laing Gray (Field and Luckie). 93 191:l/424 8 August, l9L3 Tahora.iti ID, Section 2.. Hoani Whaitiri to James Mc· Dermott (Fitzherbert and Mc Oarter). 94 1913/426 Iii 191:J I Mangata.inoka J 4F Xo. 1 Mori Ngawlriro to Peter -Tulloch (Morison and Smith). 95 l9Ja/42i Lease 24 February, l!ll:l ' Akura 3c No.• I c (part) .. lhakara Kara.itia.na to Elizabeth Isabella Buick (W. G. Beard). 96 I 91:J/428 Transfer ;; August, 191:{ Ma.tahiwi No. i'iR Hiraani Tiakitai to Ta.me Tongi (Carlile, McLean, Scannell, and Wood). !li 1913/429 Ngatarawa )l'o. 2n Ngamotu Kowha.i to ,J, T. Blak11 -(Carlile, McLean, Scannell, and Wood). 98 191:J/4:lO 24 ,Tuly, 1913 Poranga.hau IA No. 3A, Amiri& Nepe and another to Lot 1 L. White (Carlile, McLean, Scannell, and Wood). 9!l 1913/4:U 24 J!)Ja Pt>rangahan IA No. 3A, Amiria. Nepe and another to Lot 2 D. F. White (Carlile, McLean, Scannell, and Wood). 100 1913/432 24 191:3 Pora.ngahau IA No. :h Amiria Nepe and another to Lot 3 F. White (Carlile, McLean, Sca.nnell, amt Wood). 101 1913/433 M.angareia., Section _t..; Wiremn Tutere to B. B. Lemon (Carlile, McLean, Scannell, and Wood). 102 1913/434 1913 Section F Ratima Ropiha and others to B. B. Lemon (Carlile, McLean, Scannell, and Wood). 103 1913/435 1913 Section G ,vereta Tntero to B. B. Lemon (Carlile, McLean, Scannell, and Wood). 104 1 1913/436 Mortgago .. , 22 ,Tuly, 191:l Ohiti-Waitio No. lB ,varihia Rota to David Fidelis Scannell (Carlile, McLean, Sca.n nell, and Wood). 105 1913/437 rJ 1 ransfo1· 20 August, 191:{ Waipuka :lA No. 4B, J<,,ita. Tanatin to E. A. Field Lot 1 (Uarlile, McLean, Soannell, and Wood). 106 1913/438 14 ,July, I 913 Mangatoro Nu. lA No. 2A Kihipane Ihaka to Christina Wat· son Russell Rose (T. H. G. Lloyd). 107 1913j,cl.'J!l 15 rnrn No. I A No. 2B )[,,ri Ihaka to Christina Watson Russell Rose (T. H. G. 'Lloyd). 108 1913/440 rn August, 191:1 No. 1 A No. 2c Urikore Ihaka to Kate Lillian Rose (T. H. G. Lloyd). 109 1913/441 14 July, 191:J No. I A No. 2D Kehu Iha.ka to Ka.te Lillian Roso (T. H. G. Lloy APPLICAllONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF Ar,IENATIONS-1:ontinued. ------Na.tare Record No. I of Date. :J Alienation. Name_o_f_L_"_n_d_. ___I __ __:~_•• ofP-e.r_'1_ea_.-- I . . . ------!I 117 j) 1913/449 j Tnnsfor li ,July, 1913 Waikopiro 2B 2A, S,,ction Kaninamu f!<>na to Puhi Maihi 1, '1.ml Tapairu No. 6 (G. Hutchison). 118 1913/460 30 At1gust, 191:{ Te Ante 3E No. 2 Bkcngarangi Hapuku and others to Colin Kinross White (Ca.rlile. McLean, Scannell, and Wood). ll!l I 1913/4i\l 14 ,July, l!Jl!l Ohiti-Wait.io No. lE I 1 Porokorn Kawoka to )lakere te l'a (Carlile, McLea,n, Scannell, anrl Wood). 120 1913/452 Leagt': 30 August. 1913 Horowhenua 11 B. Sub. 3fi Rora Korako to Charles Blenkorn No. 3F (part) (C. Blenkorn). 121 I 91:l/4i,:~ Tr'1.nsfer· 15 March. 19m Waimarama Xo. IR Timoti tc Aha.ta.hi and others to ,Tames Adams (T. W. Lewis). 122 I 913/4i\4 Leas(· 26 April, l!ll :1 Sub. A. Scetion .542. and Arthur Piti Porutu to William 8u b. B, Section ."M. Andrew Koster (D. R. Hog City of Wellington gard). 123 1913/4ii,j Tra.n-.:fer !J Septemb,:r, 191:l Himatangi No. 4B Ieni Ropiha to Tonga Rangiheuea, (Bunn~· and Ayson). 124 1913/4;311 Whareama Xo. 8848 Tu Hirini and others t.o Arthur Steph<>n McShane (Pownall. Lavery, and Moran.) 125 19l3/4Ml Iii 8ept-embcr, 1913 Manawatu Kukuhtuaki Kiroona Tupatahi to 8amuel 2};, Seetion fl (part) William (!art.er (Young and Tripe). 126 1913/460 Agreem.ent for ,July. l!-ll3 rrur,1n,ganui No.:{, Hub. l Triapa Rangitiki to Rina lha karu, sale and pur- ( Oawith and Loi,;an ). chMe 127 l913/4fil Trawd0r 4 Sept<>moor, mm Rakautatahi l B No. l A .. Kotua Maikc (Hira) and others to William Francis Wood (Ken nedy, Lusk, and Morling). 128 1913/462 Lea~u Kaitoke 2K, Seetion l Hare Haira to George Macintosh (pa:rt\ . _ . I (Fitzherbert am! Mccarter). 129 1913/4!\4 Transfer Otak1, Sect10n -foA, 8ub. 3, Kingi Hakopa and others to and Kiharoa No. 2, , Honora Bright and Margaret Sub. 4 I Bright (Buddlo. Anderson, and Bolton). 130 1913/46.) Le,ase 19 Marl'h, l!.)13 Waiohiki 2R, Se<"tion 2 Merita Runga to Arapcra Raupo (part) (Dolan, Hallett, and Co.). 131 I 913/461i 18 Aug,wt, 1913 Ohan No. :lB and other· Robert Ransfield to Annie Inge . ·1' blocks (C.H. Treadwell). 1:12 l 9Ja/+ti7 .. 17 September. 191:1 Manawatu - Kukutauaki Robert Ransfield and Ihaka Rans 4n l, Seetion 3!'. Sub. 2 field (Ranapiri) to Henry Field ing and Robert Maxwell Field ing (Kirk and Rapley). I:{:{ I !H3/41i8 ·rransft~,· Whalrnhokiatapango 1) Wiremu te Kingi ancl others to George McBoath (Kirk and Rapley). 1:u. 19laj-Hl!l 14 .Tul,v, I !ll:l Patangata 4A No. ;'i\ T" Ao Rukiruki and others to Henry Lionel Priest (Dolan, Hallett, and Co.). 1 ar, lfll3/-Vi0 T,ea.:-,e Himalangi No. 1,- (part) Makareta Raimapaha and Wire mu Pakaki to Otho Barbn (Fiel APPLICArTONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS-Contin1ted. Nature RecordNo. of Dak. Name of Land. . Names of Parties. j Application. -----'";------'-:------';------ 1913/483 1 Transfer 16 September, 1913 Waikikino No. 3A I Koha.iHoera.toMargaretCameron . (Pownall, La.very, and Moran). 148 1913/485 I 19 May, 1913 Horowhenua llB 32 / Miriama. Patu and others to ' William Batten (Harper a.nd Harper). 14!1 . 1913/486 1 18 August, 19J:-I . . Nga.puketurua Sub. 5u Ta.ia.whio te Tau to Pani te Ta.u 1 (pa.rt) (W. G. Beard). lfiO 1913/487 5 September, 191:l Okurupa.tuANo.3No.2E2, Wi Tinitara Hanita. a.nd others to Sub. 2A Grace Shaw (W. G. Beard). lfil 1913/488 18 1913 Okurupatu A No. 3, Sub. Mereana Kingi (Heremaia) and 2o No. I others to Grace Shaw (W. G. Beard). 152 l!ll3/48!l Lease 19 June, 1913 Wainuiol"ll B, Wainuioru le Horiana Natanahira to Annie and Tahuroa. C Blocks McLaohlan (W. G. Beard). 1511 1913/490 Mort,ga.ge - Septemoor, 1913 Lower Aora.ngi 3o 2B, Lots Manawaroa te Awes.we to Jame" I a.nd 4 Bruce Beale (Gifford Moore and Beale). lM 1913/491 I Manawa.tu - Kukutauaki Aputa Tukuma.ru (lhakara) to No.3, Section IA l James Bruce Beale (Gifford Moore a.nd Beale). 155 1913/492 Transfer 29 July, 1913 Himatangi 2A No. 7A, Wiri Wata te Ra.ngi to Mabel Sub. 1 Emily Beale (Gifford Moore and Beale). 156 1913/493 29 Himatangi 2A No. 7A, Piki Eparaima and others to Sub. 2 Ma.be! Emily BealH (Gifford Moore and Beale) • 157 1913/494 .. i 29 Himatangi 2A No. 7B Pape Nikora and another to Mabel Emily Beale (Gifford Moore and Bea.le). 158 1913/495 12 August, 1913 No. l~J Noti Pineaha and another to Ma.be! Emily Beale (Gifford Moore and Beale). 159 1913/496 1 16 Sept.ember, l913 Pukengaki No. IA No. I Hare Rangitakaiwaho and others to Emily Maude Swanson (Izard and Weston). 160 l!lla/497 Lease 12 August, 1913 'l'e Weraawhaitiri No. 2o Ahenata Matini and another to Henry Sidney Mason (R. Ward Tate). 161 1913/498 Transfer 12 1913 No. :lo Rihara Iha.ia to William Munro (R. Ward Tate). 162 1913/499 Lease 12 1913 No. 4A Ahenata Matini and others to Francis McGregor (R. Ward Tate). 163 191:l/i'iOO 12 No. 4B Arcti Ma.hupuku and others to (put) Herbert Henry Hawkins (R. Ward Tate). 164 1913/501 12 1913 No. 4B Areti Mahupuku and others to (part) Robert McGregor (R. Ward Tate). 165 . 1913/502 12 No. 5 .. Arete Mahupuku and others to Herbert Henry Hawkins (R. We.rd Tate.) 166 1913/50:J Mortgage 8 September, 1913 2A, 5, Mae.ta Mahupuku to John Strang and 4B (R. Ward Tate). 167 1913/504 Lea•e 12 August, l!lla No. 2A Arete Ma.hupuku and others to I James Edgar Mason (R. Ward , Tate). 168 1913/1'\05 Transfer 14 July, 1913 I Wainuioru No. ln Niniwa Herema.ia. and others to Isabel Morison (R. Ward Tate). W!l 191:3/$6 ll · Pahaoa 3A No. 2A Te Hikonga Raha.ruhi and another to George Charles Summarell (R. Ward Tate). ViO 19Ia/i'i07 Lease 6 September, 1913 Okoura. 5A No. 1 Eruha te Ma.ari to Arapata te Maari (R. Ward Tate). 171 1913/508 Transfer 8 August, 191:{ Ohan No. 3, Section 20 Rohe. Wehipeihana to ThomaH (part) Hillard (Bell, Gully, Bell, a.nd l\lye1'S). • 172 191 :J/ ilOII 10 September, 11113 Otaki, Section• 177 and Haimona Ranapiri to William 185 McKegg (Bell, Gully, Bell, and Myers). 173 l9la/510 12 and 19 August, 1913 Makirikiri No. :1 Hema te Ao a.nd others to William McKegg (Bell, Gully, Bell, a.nd Myers). 174 191:1/,511 30 August, 1913, aml Otawhao A No. :l, Section Hotene te Ruri and others to Nor other dates 2811 man Matthias Paulsen (Sains bury, Logan, and Williams). 175 1913/512 l:l September, 191a Otawhao A No. 3, Section Rupuha. te Hia.nga. and another 48A to Norman Matthias Paulsen (Sainsbury, Logan, and Williams). 176 1913/51:J r1•at-1t.• •• I 11 August, 1913 Te Weraawhaitiri N5>. :lA Whaka.angi te Rangi to William I Mnnro (R. Ward Tate). 177 1913/IH4 . . 120 Septembn. rnrn Pahawai .N'o. 18 (part) .. Wharetauira-o-te-Rangitakaiwah,, and others to Richard Robert Tilaon (R. Ward Tate). ------ SEPT. 25.] THE NEW iEALAND GAZETTE. 2018 APPLICATIONS FOR CONFil!.llL\TION OF ALIENATIONS-Continued. Nature Record No. of D&1ie. Name of Land. Na.mes of Parties, No., Alienation. 178 1913/515 Transfer I 31 July, 1913 Wainuioru No. lE Miriama te Whare and others to Irnbel Morirnn (R. Ward Tate). 179 1913/516 22 April, 1913 Makuratawhiti 9A No. 1 Ariki Hopihona to Robert J. Staveley (R. J. Stavefoy). 180 1913/518 8 August, 1913 Ngaka.roro 3o No. 3 (in- Mana.hi Ap:ata and another to terest in) John David Howell (G. H. Harper). 181 1913/519 17 April, 1913 Pnkekaraka 4A No. 5 .. Te lwi Kooro to Tereturu H2ma- hona (G. H. Harper). 182 1913/520 13 September, 1913 Otaki Township, Section Ani Patihona and another to 129 (interests in) Catherine Robinwn (G. H. Harper). 183 1913/521 20 August, 1913 Pnkekaraka A Patuaka Taueh1 to Martha Mary Taylor (G. H. Harper). 184 1913/522 22 September, 1913 Himatangi 2B No. 1B Kararaina Hohepa to Harold Barker (Field ru:d Luckie). 185 1913/523 5 August, 1913 Kehemane 2.A No. 3 Ma.at& Mahupuku (Martha ·Mc- Grr gor) to Harold Arthur Evans (Mcntcath and Ward). 186 1913/524 Lease 24 June, 1913 Manawa.tu • ,Kukutauaki Tame Reone to lhaka Ranapiri 4E 2B, Subs. 7 and 8 (C. H. Treadwell). · 187 1913/525 Transfer 2 April, 1913 Ngarara West A, Section Amapiria Tuku to William Hughes 19 (part) Field (Field and Luckie). APPLICATIONS IN TERMS OF SECTION 341 OF TBE NATIVE I AND ACT, 1909, THAT MEETINGS OF ASSEMELED 0V.NEBB BE 8 OMMONED, Reo:rd ~o. Nai;re Name of L&nd. Proposed Resolution tor Consideration. I Proposed Alienation. 189 1913/295 Lease Pnketotara No. 8 (part) That the land be leased to William Thomas Jewell for a term of six years at a rental of llie. per acre per annum (Innes and Oakley). 189.A 1913/305 Sale Otuarumia A No. 2B That the land be sold to Carl Fredsberg atl,a price of £12 per acre (T. W. Lewis). 190 1913/310 Omahu 2.A No. 2 That the land be sold to Elizabeth Blake at .. -price equal to the Government valuation (Carlile, i .McLean, Scannell, and Wood). 191 1913/311 Pukengaki No. 16c That the land be sold to Emily Jury at a price equal to the Government valuation (Gawith and Logan). 192 1913/333 Akitio, Section 28 That the land be sold to Sydney Claude Humphries at a price to be not less than £5 per acre (Cot terill and Humphries). 193 1913/423 Manawatu-Kukutauaki No. 3, That the land be sold to Charles Thomas Easton Section 2c at a price not less than the Government valuation (Harper and Harper). 194 1913/475 Hutt, Block 12, Section 7, That the land be sold to the Gear Meat PreEerving No. 3 and Freezing Company of New Zealand (Limited) at the price of £144 (0. and R. ~eere). 195 1913/484 Okurupatu A 3 No. 2B No. 2 That the land be sold to Euphemia McKay for the sum of£27 per acre (Pownall, Lavery, and Moran). 196 1913/517 Ngawhakakaraua lB That the land be sold to Theresa Alve at £32 per acre; or, in the alternative, that the land be leased to Theresa Alve at £1 12s. per acre for a term of twenty-one years from date (Gifford Moore and Beale). APPLICATIONS TO BECO:M:MEND HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVEBNOB TO CONSENT TO MOBTGAGE UNDER SECTION 230 OF THB NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909. N~, Record No, Na.me of L&nd. Na.mes of P&rtlea. 197 13/318 Ohiti-Waitio lE No. 4 Te One Kere to John Holden, senior (Carlile, Mc Lean, Scannell, and Wood). 198 13/319 Okoura No. 1 .. Hoani te Whaiti to Lionel Lancelot Hitchings and another (Webb and Hohnden). 199 13/373 Ngakaroro l.A, Section 6B .. Matenga Moros.ti to George Herbert Harper (G.~H. Harper). 200 13/395 Ohiti-Waitio No. lo Pirika Toatoa and others to Harold Crispe MellEop (Bell, Gully, Bell, and Myers). 201 13/436 jNo. lB Warihia Rota to David Fidelia Scannell (Carlile, McLean, Scannell, and Wood). 202 13/490 Lower Aorangi 3o 2B, Lots 1 and 4 Manawaroa te Awe Awe to Jame·s Bruce 'Beale (Gifford Moore and Beale). 203 13/491 Manawatu-Kukutaua.Jri No. 3, Section lA No. 1 Aputa Tukumaru (Ihakara) to James aruoe Beale (Gifford Moore and Beale). · 204 13/503 Te Weraawhaitiri 2A, 5, and 4B Maata Mahupuku to John Strang (R. Ward Tate). F 2914 'rRE NEW ZEALAND GAZET'l1E. [No. 71 BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. ln Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Court, holden at Ohristchurch. In Bankntptcy.-ln the Supreme Court, holden at Auckland. OTICE is hereby given that GEORGE KINLEY, of Ran N giora., Dealer, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and OTICE is hereby given that HERMANN ScHORMANN. I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden at my lN of Te Kuiti, Labourer, was this day adjudged bank office, Public Trust Buildings, 96 Gloucester Street, Christ rupt ; and I hereby summon a. meeting of creditors to be church, on Thursday. the 2nd day of October, 1913, e.t 11 holden at 1he Courthouse, Te Kuiti, on Thursday, the 25th o'clock e..m. day of September, 1913, at 2.30 o'clock. GEO. A. S}'IYTH, Acting Official Assignee. W. S. FISHER, Christchurch, 18th September, 1913. Official Assignee. Auckland, 18th September, 1913. ------In Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Court, holden at Timaru. In Bankruptcy.-/11 the Supreme Court, holden at Hamilton. OTICE is hereby given that MARY CALDWELL, of N Timaru, Confectioner, was this day adjudged bank OTICE is hereby given that ANNm CRossBY, of rupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be N Rotorua, Resta.ura.nt Proprietress, was tbis da~ holden at my office at Arcade, Timaru, on Friday, the adjudged ba.nkrupt; and I hereby summon a. meeting of 26th day of September, 1913, at 2 o'clock. creditors to be holden a.t the Courthouse, Rotorua, on ALEX. MONTGOMERY, Tuesday, the i!Oth day of September, 1913, at 10 o'clock. Deputy Official Assigne.,. W. S. FISHER, Tima.ru, 19th September, 1913. Officio.I Assignee. Auckland, 16th September, 1913. In Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Court, holden at LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Hamilton. OTICE is hereby given that the parcels of land here OTICE is hereby given that JAMES HANCOX, of Piriaka, N inafter described will be brought under the provi N near Taumarunui, Boardinghouse-keeper and Store. sions of the Land Transfer Act, 1908, unless cavea.t be kee~, was this day adjudged ba.nkrupt; and I hereby lodged forbidding the so.me on or before the 25th day of summon a. meeting of creditors to be holden at my office October, 1913. on Frida.y, the 26th day of September 1913, at 11 o'clock. 4620. GERTRUDE MARIA WYNYARD.-Part Allot- W. 8. FISHER, ment 21, S,ction 17, City of Auckland, containing 12·7 perches Official Assignee. ! (fronting Albert Street), together with right-of-way. Occu Auckland, 17th September, 1913. pied by Auckland Drug Company. Plan 5618A. 5449. CHARLES ,TAMES TUNKS and FRANCIS ALFRED DALY TUNKS.-Allotmont 451, Section 2, Town of Tauranga, containing 1 rood (fronting Cameron Street). /11 Bankruptry.-ln the Supreme Court, holden at New Plymo_uth. Unoccupied. Plan 7779. Diagrams may be inspected a.t this office. OTICE is hereby given that a dividend is now payable Dated this 20th day of September, 1913, e.t the Lands N in the undermentioned estate on all proved claims. Registry Office, Auckland. Promissory notes (if any) to be produced for endorsement THOS. HALL, prior to paymem of dividend. District Land Registrar. Cooper, Edward David John, of Opuna.ke, Contractor: First dividend, of 3s. in the pound. ALFRED COLEMAN, VIDENCE of the loss of certificate of title, Vol. 29, Deputy Official Assignee. E folio 144, of the Register-book, in favour of TA MAI Stratford, 17th September, 1913. WHUI A RA WIIU and two others, Aboriginal Natives of Kew Zea.land, for Section 29. Block IX, of the Aroha Survey District, having been lodged with me, and applica. tion made to issue a. provisional certificate of title, notice is In Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Court holden at hereby given of my intention to issue a provisional certifica.te New Plymouth. of title accordingly at the expiration of fourteen days from the 2nd day of October, 1913. OTICE is hereby given tha.t WILLIAM THOMAS CLEAVER, Dated the 23rd day of September, 1913, at the Lands lN of Ha.wera, Share Milker, was this day adjudged Registry Office, Auckland. bankrupt ; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to THOS. HALL, be holden a.t my office, Borough Chambers, on Friday, the District Land Registrar. 3rd day of October, 11113, a, 2 o'clock p.m. C. A. BUDGE, Deputy Official Assignee. Ha.wera., 20th September, 1913. OTICE is hereby given that the parcel of land N hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1908, unless ca.vest be lodged forbidding the same on or before the 25th day of In Bankruptcy. October, 1913. Application 4620 (Plan, provisional, 1294). EMILY OTICE is hereby given the.t CHARLES GRUBB COLVILLE,. OA'l'HERINE WINTERING HAM. - 26·6 perches, part N of Greytown North, Bootmaker, was this day ad Nganmutawa Block No. 33N, '1 iffin Survey District. Oc judged ba.nkrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of cupied by Pa.trick Reardon. creditors to be holden a.t the Official Assignee's office, Diagram may be inspected at this office. Wellington, on Friday, the 26th day of September, 1913, at Dated this 24th day of September, 1913, at the Landa 12 o'clock noon. Registry Office, Wellington. · W. B. CHENNELLS, . Deputy Official Assignee. G. G. BRIDGJ<.:S, ·. Masterton, 17th September, 1913. District Land Registrar. ------~ SEPT. 25.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2915 OTICE is hereby iiiven that the parcels of land herein and generally all things necessary or incidental to the execu, N after ilescrihed will he broul!ht under the provision• tion and completion of the said works ; the said sum to be of the La.nd Tra.nsfer Act, 1908. unless ca.veat be lorlged for expended in three successive years, and to be apportioned as biddi11g the same within one month from the publica.tion follows:- hereof. Kutarere Road from Waiotahi Bridge to Nukuhou £ SAMUEL WU SON GEDDES. - Sections 51 and 52, Bridge 750 Block V, City of Dunedin. Unoccupied, No, 5112. Nukuhou Bridge to Waimana 450 EVELYN ISAACS.-Allotments 8 and 9, being part Sec Waingarara to Wainui via Nukuhou 1,300 tion 44, Block VI, City of Dunedin. Occupied by Annie Nukuhou Bridge to Waingarara .. 200 Gray. No. 5113. Wainui Bridge to Maraetotara 350 Diagrams m&y be inspected at this office. Road to Freezing-works., 1,000 Dated this 19Lh day of September, 1913, at the Lands Waiotahi Valley Road from Ohiwa Road to Cottrell's 400 Registry Office, Dunedin. Gabriell's Gully Road to Conical Hill 250 C. J!.:. NALDER, Crooked Road from Waioeka Bridge to Paerata Ridge 200 District Le.nd Registrar. Paerata Ridge Road from Beach to Crooked Road .. 80 Verrall's Road from Waiotahi to Paerata Ridge Road 100 Opotiki to Ohiwa 370 OTICE is hereby given that the parcel of land Bridge across Waiotahi River at Cheese-factory 200 N hereinafter described will be brought under the Waioeka Road from town boundarv to Maori Pah 500 provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1908, unless caveat be Otara Road from town boundary to ·Tutaetoko Stream 500 lodged forbidding the same within one calendar month from Upper Otara Road from Tutaetoko Stream to Pakihi 200 the date of the Gazette containing this notice. Domain Road from Otara Road to Steele's 100 3003. ,JOHN ,TAMES WESNEY.-2 acres and 5 perches, Road from Steele's to McGinley's Road along river- part of Section 46, Block XIX, Invercargill Hundred. Un bank 100 occupied. No. 2 Cross Road from Waioeka to Otara via Dr. Reid's 400 Road to reserve from Bishop's Road 100 Diagram may be inspected at this office. Dated this '.!2nd day of September, 1913, at the Lands Bishop's Road .. 75 Registry Office, lnvercargill. Warrington Road 150 Waioeka Gorge Road from Maori Pah to Matahanea .. 450 W. W. DE CASTRO, Road from Ot,ara Road to river past McGinley's· and District Land Registrar. Wilson's 75 Opotiki to Tirohanga Creamery .. 700 Tirohanga Road 100 Tirolwnga Creamery to Ross Ford 600 PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENTS. Motu Road from Waiawa Flat to Tauwhare Pukatea 300 Tableland Road 100 Bridge and approaches, Waiawa River (East Coast In the matter of the Companies Act, 1908; and in the Road) 600 matter of "J. and N. Philips and Company (Aus Road from Ross to Omaramutu 500 tralasia), Limited," a company duly incorporated in Omaramutu to Hawai 400 Great Britain. Waioeka Bridge 400 OTICE is hereby given that the office or place of business N of the above-named company in New Zealand where £12,000 legal proceedings of r.ny kind may be served upon it, and And the New Zealand State-guaranteed Advances Board has notices of any kind me.y be r.ddressed or delivered, has been finally granted the application for such loan at the rate of removed to the offices of Messieurs Newburgh, Best, and Co., £3 IOs. per centum per annum : And whereas the New Public Accountants, Dominion Buildings, Cathedral Square, Zealand State-guaranteed Advances Office Superint,ndentis Christchurch. unable to advance part of such loan (namely, £3,000) at the Dated this 10th day of September, 1913. said rate of interest, but can advance the same at the rate W. S. NEWBURGH, of £4 10s. per centum per annum : W. E. BEST, Now, in- pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it At.tnrncys for the s,dd company within New Zeafanrl. in that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1908, and section 4 of the Local Bodies' Loans Amendment Act, 1910, Witness to both signatures-W. J. Hunter. Solicitor, the Opotiki County Council hereby resolves that, for the Christchurch. 719 purpose of providir.g moneys sufficient to cover the increased payments in respect of such part of such loan (namely, APC'KLA~D FIRST BATTALION BRASS BAND (RF:GD.)· £3,000). the said Opotiki County Council hereby makes and levies a special rate of one two-hundredths of a penny in the Ix L!QUIDATIO:>!. pound upon the rateable value of all rateable property of n1 HE final meeting of the above society will be held in the whole of the County of Opotiki ; and that such special ..L Kent St. Bandroom, Newton, on Thursday, 25th Sep rate shall be an annual-recurrir.g rate durir.g the currrncy tember, 1913, at 7.30 p.rn. of such part of such loan, and be payable yearly on the first Bminess.-T,1 rePrivP Liquidators' report ancl balance-sheet. day of April in each and every year durir.g the currency of such loan, beirg a period of 36~ years, or until such part of P. ROSE, ! I . ·r1 t 738 A. W. TATTON, l ,,qm a ors. such loan is fully paid off. I h-,reby certify that the forrgoirg is a true copy of a resolution passed at the ordinary monthly meeting of the MEDICAL REGISTRATION. Opotiki County Council held on the 8th August, 1913. THOMAS HARRISON HORRAX, 1\1.B., Bae. Surg. ALAN P. DAY, I , 1912, M.D. 1913, Univ. Edin., now residing in Wel 740 County Clerk. lington, hnreby give nnticc that I inknd applying on th~ 20th October next to have my name placed on th0 Medical Register for th0 Dominion of New Z0aland; and that I have ,lep'.l ,ited the evidence of my qualification in t,he office of CHANGE OF NAME. the Registrar-General. OTICE is h"reby given by William Bark<>r Ramsbottom, THO:\IAS HARRISON HORRAX. N Farmer, Emma Abel Ramsbottom, Wife of the said Dated at Wellington, 19th September, 1913. 739 William Barker Ramsbottom, Winifred Ramsbottom, Spinster, Daughter of th9 said William Barker Ramsbottom, and ·--·-·------··-----··------Adrien Arnold Ramsbottom, Son of thP- said William Barker OPOTIKI COUKTY COUNCIL. Ramsbottom, all of Bombay, in the Provincial District of Auckland, that they have assumed and intend henceforth RESOLUTIOX STRIKING ADDITIONAL SPECIAL RATE AS SECU· upon all occasions and at all times to sign and use and be RITY FOR THE RENERAL ROADS AND BRIDGES LOAN OF called and known by the surname of RAMSEY in lieu of and £12,000. in substitution for the present surname of RAMSROTTOM, and HEREAS th" Opotiki County Council has been auth() that such intended change or assumption of surname applies W rized by the ratepayers to borrow twelve thousand also to William Parkn Ramsbottom and Lydia Isafrel Rams pounds (£12,000) for the purpose of formation, construction, bottom, Infant Childr<>n of the said William Barker Rams and metalling of roads, the erection of bridg~s and making bottom, and is formally declared and evidenced by a deed the approaches thereto, in the Opotiki County, the purchase p~ll under tho. respective hands and seals of the said William of land required for the said roads, or any_portion thereof, Barker Ramsbottom, Emma Abel Ramsbottom, Winifred 0 ~916 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZE1,TE. fNo. 71 Ramsbottom, and Adrien Arnold Ramsbottom, dated this FRANKTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. third day of s~ptcmbcr, one thousand nine hundred and thirteen, and intended to ho forthwith enrolled in the office RESULT OF POLL. of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Auckland. Bombay, 3rd S8ptember, 1913. W. B. RAMSBOTTOM. P URSUANT to section 13 of the Local Bodies' Loans E. A. RAMSBOTTOM. Act, 1908, I ho,reby give notice that at a poll of the W. RAMSBOTTOM. ratepayers of the Bororgh of Frankton taken on the 27th 741 A. A. RAMSBOTTOM. day of August, 1913, on the proposal of the Frankton Borough Council to borrow the sum of £6,000 (six thousand pounds) for the purposes of liquidating the liabilities on the NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. waterworks and electric light, and for further extensions of same within the Borough of Frankton or oth"rwise, the OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership lately numbPr of votes recorded for the proposal wa.s 75, and the N subsisting betwe, /J. us the under,igned EDMUND num her of votes recorded a.gainst the propornl was 10. 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OR Deaf Children of sound intellect. The pupils are F taught to understand and use ordinary speech. The full charge for board and education is £40 a year, but less is accepted from parents who cannot afford to pay this CONTENTS. &mount. In case of necessity admission is free. PAA. By the Education Act it is compulsory for deaf children ADVIIBTl811HBNT• (PBIVATB) •. 2915 to come under instruction at the age of six, and to continue APPOINTHRNTB, ETC. 2887 until the age of twenty-one unless the Education Department BANKRUPTCY NoTICBS previously grants exemption. Though a child is, as a rule, 2914 best fitted to begin the school course at the age of six, advice CeowN LANDA NorirP• 2900 should be obtained as soon as any sign of deafness is obAArved. DEFENCE FORCES .. 2888 The following classes of deaf children are admitted to the r,AND-- School for the Deaf (sound intellect being always a neces Coal-mines Act, Exempting Land from the Opera- sity):- tion of Part II of the ...... 2887 Crown Land proclaimed . . 2874 l. Children born deaf, or who havo lost their hearing Intention to take Land, Notice of . . . . 2891 before loaming to speak. Kaurl-gum lnduAtry Acts, Withdrawing Land from 2. Children who can hear a littlu, hut, are too cleaf to Operation of the ...... , . 2885 ho taught in a public school. Name of Locality changed . • . . . . 2873 '.!. Children who have lost their hearing after having Native L•nd Act, Consenting to the Granting of a learned to speak. License to remove Timber under . . 28q2 Tho Act imposes upon every parent, teacher of a s-ch'lol Native Lann, Consenting to Mortgage of .. 2882 (either public or private), constable, or officer of a charitable Pott,office, Consenting to Land being taken for a 2882 or kindred institution who is aware of the place of residence Puolic Sebo I. Resumed for . , . . . . 2874 (either temporary or permanent) of a deaf child, and the Railway, Revoking Proclamations taking Land for 2877 householder in whose house any such child resides, an Rernrved temporarih . , ...... 2886 obligation to send notification of the fact to the l\Iinister Road, Amending Proclamation proclaiming Land of Education, giving tho name, age, and address of the child; as a .. 2874 and any neglect or failure to comply with this provision Road, Consenting to stopping ...... 2882 involves liability to a fine. Road exempted from the Provisions of Section 117 of the Public Works Act 2878 Information and advice may be obtained from the Director, Road, Layini;? out and tr king 2876 or from Road-line declared closed 2886 THE SECRETARY FOR EDUCATION, Road proo'a1med 2876 Wollington. Road stopped, Government 2877 Roads declared to be Government Roads 28-~3 Roads, &c., Authorizing the Laying-off of 2890 JOURNAL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR Roads proclaimed and closed 2875 Selection, Set apart for 2873 Tramway Pnrposes, Taken for .. 2876 PUBLISHED MONTHLY. LAND 'I'BANBFIIB AoT N OTICEB 2914 MAOBI LAND ADHINIRTBATION NoTIOR 2907 M IAOIILLANBOUS- 8UB8CRll'TION, 2s 60. PIR ANNUM. INCLUDING PosTAOa. Bonding Warehouse approved and appointed 2891 Closing-hours of Shops .. ' . , 2890 Conscience-money received 2~94 Communications should be addressed to the Gova:RN Electric Lines. Authorizing the Erection of 2878 MINT PRINTER, Wellington, to whom post-office money Examination in Drawing 2H94 orders should be made payable. Cheques should b, Exammations, Dates of 2894 crossed "Public a/c," and exchanll,e added. Fees for Licensing of Vehicles, Approval of 2H89 Postage or duty stamps cannot be received in paymen• Fire-prevention Rate levied 28!l2 from any place at which postal notes or post.-office order, Frienrily Society's Branch registered 2892 are issued. Holiday: Labour Day. . 2891 Hosuital Rate levied 28~2 Prepayment may be demanded in any case. In order t,. prevent delay in publication, a sufficient remittance shoulc Met~oeological Ret,urns for August 2895 accompan_y every advertisement. Any surplns will be re Mining Aci, Bringing certain Provisions into Force 2o81 turned with receipted account. Postal CorrPsponoence, &c., 1''orbiddmg the Regis- tering. Forwarding, or Deliverv of 2891 Radio-telegrams with Chatham Islands.. 2883 JOURNAL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF Ranger, A pplica.tions for Posit10n of 2891 AGRICULTURE. ltegnlations for Trout.fishing . . 2885 Regulations under the Plumbers Registration Act 2884 Res gnat ion of J nstice ot the Peace 28,17 PUBLISBID MONTDLY. Scholarships, Te Makarini 289i Special Ord~r.. 2889 8UB8CB1PTION, 2s. 6D. Pl!B ANNUM, INCVJDINO PosTAoa. btation Superintendent for Electric' Power Plant, 8INOLI CoPY, 6D. Applicatwns for Position of .. 21<91 Teno~rs 289,l Vice-Consul, Appointment of, recognized 2887 UBSCRIPTIONS shauld be forwarded by postal not• S . or stampa (preferably the former) to the Editor, NATIVII LAND COURT NOTIOI! 2907 l' ublication Section, Department of Agriculture, Welling 8DIPPING- ton. Subscribers should furnish full nam~ and addreH. N onces to Mariners •. 2892 By Authority: JOHN !llacKAY, Government Printer, Wellington.