Jlumh. rn1. 3547

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 19~5.

Altering Boundaries of Opotiki and Waiapu Counties. No. 3A Block, and along the western boundary of that block to the Mangapouri Stream, along that stream and the southern boundary of Whangaparaoa No. 1 Block to the sea, and along [L.s.J LIVERPOOL, Governor. the seashore to the mouth of the Whangaparaoa Stream, the A PROCLAMATION. place of commencement. HEREAS it is provided by subsection two of sec­ W tion three of the Counties Amendment Act, 1913 SECOND SCHEDULE. that the boundaries of any one or more counties may ~ 0POTIIU COUNTY, a:Itered in accordance with a resolution proposing the altera­ tion passed by the Council of each of such counties in which ALL that area bounded towards the north &nd north-west the principal Act is in force : by the Bay of Plenty from a point where the Maraetotara And whereas a resolution was passed by the Opotiki County Road first strikes high-water mark of the sea to the south­ Council on the seventh day of May, one thousand nine western corner of Whangaparaoa No. 1 Block, &nd by that hundred and fifteen, and sealed with the seal of the Council block and the Mangapouri Stream to Whangaparaoa No. 3A of the said county on the same day : And whereas a similar Block ; thence towards the east generaJly by Whangaparaoa resolution was passed by the Waiapu County Council on the No. 3A &nd Waikura No. 2 Blocks to the south-western corner fifteenth day of July, one thousand nine hundred and fifteen of the last-mentioned block; thence towards the south-east and sealed with the seal of the said county on the same day' generally by a right line to Whsnakao Trig. Station ; thence praying for the inclusion in the Waiapu County of that part by a right line to Kapua Trig. Station ; thence to Arowhana of the Opotiki County described in the said resolutions and Trig. Station ; thence towards the south-east generally by in the First Schedule hereto : And whereas it is expedient Waikohu County; and towards the west by Whakatane to make such alteration in accordance with the said resolu­ County to the sea, the place of commencement. tions: WAIA1'U COUNTY. Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of the power and authority conferred on me by the said Act, I, Arthur William All that area bounded towards the north and east gene­ de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the raJly by the sea from the south-western corner of Whanga­ Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare paraoa No. 1 Block to the north-eastern corner of Cook that the area described in the First Schedule hereto, being County, towards the south generaJly by Cook and Waikohu now part of the Opotiki County, shall, as from the date of Counties to Arowhana Trig. Station, and towards the west the publication hereof in the New Zealand Gazette, be deemed by Opotiki County hereinbefore described. ~ be add~d to and form pa.rt of the Waiapu County; and, Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right with the like power and authority, do proclaim and declare Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile. that the boundaries of the Counties of Opotiki and Waiapu Earl of Liver1,1ool, Knight Grand Cross of the respectively shaJl as from the aforesaid date be those set Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and forth under their respective headings in the Second Schedule Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian hereto. Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea­ land and its Dependencies; and issued under FIRST SCHEDULE. the Se1tl of the s•id Dominion, at the Govern­ AREA TO BE ADDED TO WAIA1'U COUNTY. I ment House at Wellin~on, th's sixteenth day of October, in the year cf our Lord one thousand ~ that area in the Auckland Land District bounded by a 1· nine hundred and fifteen. line along the left bank of the Whangaparaoa River from its G .. W. RUSSELL, mouth to the northernmost corner of Waikura No. 1 Block, : Minister of Internal Affairs. and along the north-western boundaries of Waikura Nos. 1 / and 2 Blocks to the southernmost corner of Whangaparaoa i Goo SAVE THE KING!

RRATUM.-In the description of the boundaries of the Canterbury Land Di•triot published in the Ne10 Zealafld E G,,z,tte No. 44, of the 2-5th March, 1915, pa!?e 955, after the word "Nelson" in the second line add" a.s described fo the New ZeaZand GazetlB No. 106, of the 19th Deoember, 1901, page 2411." A 3:348 THE NE\V ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 121

Declaring Crown Lands in Westland and Karamea .lJ,fining ma.nner as other public highways are controlled and main, Districts, N ei,on Land District, open for Disposal. tained by the said Board.

[L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor SCHEDULE. A PlWCLAMATIO.'\. APPROXIMATE area oi the piece of le.nd : 34·5 perches. ·yx7 HEREAS by section one hundred and thirty-three of Pon10n of railway reserve (S.O. 1300) .. V V the Land Act, 1908, it is enacted that the Governor, Situated in Block I, RimuLaka Survey District, Upper Hutt by Proclamation, may from time to time declare any Crown Tuwn District. lands within any mining district not held under lease or In the Wellington Land District; as the same is more license, or for which a lease or license has been cancelled, to Iparticularly deliueated on the plan marked W .R 221144, be open for disposal as provided in section one hundred and deposited in the office of the Mmister of Railways at Wei­ thirty-five of the said Act : lmgton, in the Wellmgton Provinci"l District, and thereon Now, therefore, l, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl coloured blue. · ?f Liverpool, the Governor of the ~ominion of New Zealand, Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right m exercise of the power. and a?'thontf conferred ~pan me by Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile the one hundred and thirty-third ~ect!on of t~e said A?t, and Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of th; ?f ev_ery other power and auth~mty m anywise enabling me Most Distingmshed Order of Saint Michael and m th1:8 behalf, do hereby proclaim and declare that the lands , Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian described m the Schedule hereto shall be ope°: on We:inesday, I Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in the e ghth d~y of December! one _thousa.nd mne hundred and , and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea- fif~een, for disposal. as provided m sect10n one hundred and I land and its Dependencies; and issued under thirty-five of the said Act. the S 0 nl of the soirJ Dominir,n, nt the Govern­ ment House at Wellington, this fifteenth ,'ay of o, tober, in the year of our Lord one thousand SCHEDULE. nine hundred an tdteen. NELSON LAND DISTRICT.-SECOND·CLASS LAND,-NATIONAL W. H. HERRIES, ENDOWMENT. Minister of Railways.

Murchison County.-Maruia Survey District. Goo SA vE THE KrNo 1 SECTION 4, Block VIII : Area, 755 acres ; capital value, £460; half-yearly rent, £9 4s. iii Weighted with £18, valuation for improvements. Additional Land at Mill Road taken for the Purposes of the Mostly high steep spurs, with limestone cliffs on the south Waitaki-Bl11ff Railway. aide ; all bush, black and brown birch/. with a little rimu and white-pine, &c. ; well watered. Access by dray-road [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. fourteen miles from Murchison. A PROCLAMATION. Waimea County.-Motueka Survey District. IT; HERE AS it has been found desirable for the use, Section 9, Block VI : Area, 80 acres O roods 17 perches ; V\ convenience, and enjoyment of the vVaito.ki-B,uff capital value, £40; half-yearly rent, 16s. Railwav to take further land at Mill Road, in addition to Hilly land of clay formation, carrying light mixed timber land previously acquired for tl.ie purposes of the said rail­ of manuka, birch, and pine. Seven miles from Motueka way, Township by dray-road, last half mile unformed; also access Now, therefore. I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of by Mount Campbell Track. Liverpool, Lhe Governor of the Dominion of New Ze .. land, in exercise of the powers and authorities conferred on rne Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right by sections twenty-nine and one hundr, d and eighty-eight Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, of the Public Works Act, mo~. and of everv other power Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of the and authority in anywise enablin~ me iu this behaif, do Most Distmguished Order of s~int Michael an,i hereby proclaim and declare tl,at the land described in the Ssi t Georg,, Member of the Royal Victorian Schedule hereLo is hereby taken for the purposes above Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief i, mentioned. and over His Majesty's Dominion of Kew Zea land and its Dependencies; and issued unde, the 8eal of the said Dominion, at the Govern­ SCHEDULE. m%t HJu ;e at Wellington, this eighth day of APPROXIMATE areas of the pieces of land : 1 acre O roods October, m the year of our Lord one thousand 38·3 perches, portion of· i::iection 37; and 3 roods 35·:I nine hu,.drcd and fifteen. I perches, portion of Section 38. 1S.O. 70, red.) F. H. D. BELL, Situated in Block II, lnvercargill Hundred, Southland For Minister of Lands. County. GoD SAVE THE KING'. I pa!~ic~~:rf;°1:i~~~~t~a~~ ~~=tr~~!~ a:,}:keeJa;~te2~~~~ - deposited in the office of the Mmister of Railways at Wel­ J.llocating Land re.,erv,d 1md taken for a Railway to the hngton, in the Weltmgton Provincial District, and thereon Purpo•e• oj a lluad at Upper Hutt. coloured red and blue. Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, A PROCLAl\!ATION. Earl of Liverpool, Knic;ht Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and HEREAS the land describeti in the Schedule hereto Saint George, Member of the Royal Victonan W forms part of land taken for the purposes of the Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in Wellini,;ton-Napier Railway, 11,i1d it is co11sidered desirable and over His Majesty's Dominion of Xew Zea­ to allocate such land to the purposes of a roan : land and its Dependencies ; and issued under And whereas it has been certdied bv the ;.\Iinister of the Seal of the sa,id Dominion, ot the Govern­ Railways that such land 1s not required for railway pur­ men' Honse at Wellington, this fifteenth cay of poses: And whereas such hind is situated in the Upper Cctober, in the year of our Lord one thousand Hutt Town District, the loca1 "mbority of which has I nine hundred and fifteen. as,enterl to the issue of this Pt'Oc!amation: And whereas His Ex,el ency the Governor is of opinion W. H. HERRlES, that ,he said local authority can conveuiently construct aud Minister of Railways. m1tii1tain the said road: Goo SA VE tHR KrnG ' Now, therefore I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl ! of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zeu.lanrl, I ----~---- - in pursua1,ce and exercise of the powers and authorities Land proclaimed a• a Road, and Road closed, in the vested m me by section one hundrect and ninety-seven of Chatham lslands. the Public Works Act, 1908, and of every o,her power and authority in anywise enabling me in this behalf, do hereby LL.S.) LIVERPOOL, Governor. proclaim and deciare that the land described in the Scned 11le hereto ,hall, upon the put,lico.tion hereof in the A PP..OCLA'.\!ATION. New Za,,la"d Gazette, become a road, ,rnd that the s,id IN pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred by ro ,d shall be under tbe control of the Upper Hu t Town section eieven of the Land Act, mos, I, .Arthur Board, and sha.1! oe m,-intained by the said Board in like I W1lliam de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of OcT. 21.] THlt NEW ZEALAND GAZETTR 354!.l the Dominion of New Zealand. do herebv, with the consents All in the Auckland Land llistrict; ae the same are more of the owners of the iand described in.the First Schedule particularly delineated on the phm marked P.W.ll. 38704, hereto, proclaim as a road the land in the Cha.tham Islands deµosited in the office of the Minister of Public Works described in the First Schedule hereto; and also do hereby, at Wellington. in the Wellington Provincial District, and with the like consen•s as aforesaid, proclaim as closed the thereon coloured as above mentioned. road described in the Second Schedule hereto, which is not req111red by reason of the road described in the First Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri!,ht Schedule hereto. Honourahle A1-th11r \Yilliam de Brito Savile, Earl of Li vcrpool, Kni;:tht (--:rand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint 1IiC"hacl and FIRST SCHEDULE. Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in LAND PROCLAIMED AS A Ro•D. and over His Majesty's Dominion of Xew Zea­ APPROXIMATI< area of the piece of land proclaimed as a road: land and its Dependencies ; and issued under 3 rooos 3t perches. the Soai of t.hP sc>id Dmni,.,ion. at thP n,wern­ Portion of 're Awapatiki No. IR. ment Home at '\Vcll'ngt-n, this fourteenth day of Coloured on plan: Pink. October, in the year of our Lord one, thr.usand nine hundred and fifteen. SECOND SCHEDULE. W. FRASER, ROAD CLOSED, Minister of Public Works.

APPRoxrnrATE area of the piece of road closed: 3 roods GOD ~A \'R THE KIN<1 1 20 µerches. A.rijoiuin~ or paqsin~ through Te A.wapatiki No. lB. Uoioured on plan : Green. Land 1irodnimeri a.~ a Road in Blv~k XV, TT7wngarei Survey All situated in the Chatham Islands. 1Ji1-trict. 1Vhanpard County. A.I! in the Wtl,ington Laud District; as the same are more particularly delineated on the plan marked P. W.D. [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. 38519, deposited in the orhce of the Minister of Public Works A PROCLAMATION. at Wellingt0n, in the Weltiagton Provincial District, aud N pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred by thereon coloured as above mentioned. I section eleven of the Land Act, 1908, I. Arthur William Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right de Brisa Savile. Eltl'i of Liverpool, the Governor of the Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile. Dominion of New Zealand. do herebv. with the consents of Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of the the o,"ners and mortgagees of the ·land de~cribed in the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Schedule hereto, nnd of the Whangarei County Council, Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian being ti·e local authority in whose ci1striet the said land is 01'der, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in situated, prociaim as a road the land in Whangarei Survey and over His Majesty's Dominion of l\ ew Zea­ Distric, described in the Schedule hereto. land and its Dependencies ; and issned under the Seal of the said Dominion. at the Govern· SCHEDULE. ment. House at Wellington, this fourtcen'h day of Oct J her, in the year of our Lord one thousand APPROXIMATE areas of the pieces of land proclaimed as a nine hundred and fifteen. road:­ W. FRASER, A. R. P. Minister of Public Works. 0 0 5. portion of Section 77. 1 3 20 Goo SA VE THE Krno ' 0 l 25 Sitnated in Owhiwa Parish (S.O. 16187), Block XV, Wha­ ngarei Survey Di,.trict. Land proclrii111Pd 11s a R"nd, nntl Road clos,d, in Block VI, In tl1e Anckl,wd Land District; as the same are more J(ariui Survey District, Raglan County. particularly deline ,ted on the plan marked P. \V.D. 1!7103, deposited in the ofTice of the ~I111ister of Public Works at [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. Wellington. in the \Velliugton Provincial D1,trict, and thereon coloured green. A PROCLAMATION. N pursuance and exercise of the nowers conferred by Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right I section eleven of the La.nd Act, 1908, I, Arthur William Honourable Al'thur William de 13i·ito Savile. de Brito SH.vile. Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the Earl of Livel'pool, Knight Grand Cross of the Dominion of New Zealand. do hereby, with the consen•s l\fost Disting-nishecl Order of Saint :Mi,.hael and of the owners of the land described in the First Schedule Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian hereto, and of the Ra.glan County Conncil, being the locai Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in authority in whose district the said land is situated. pro­ and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea­ land and its Dependencies; and issued under claim a• a ros,d the land in Karioi Survev District described the Se,il of the said Dornininn. ot the r:0,·ern­ in the First Schedule hereto; and 1,Iso do hereby, wi;h the like consents as aforesaid, proclaim as closed the road ment House at Wellington, th's fourteenth day of described in the Second Schedule hereto, which is not October, in the year of our Lord one thousand req n ired by reason of the road described in the First n:no hundred and fifteen, Schedule hereto. W. FHASf,:R, Minister of Public Works.

FIRST SCHEDULE. Goo SAVE TH~ Krso ! LAND PROCLAIMED AS A ROAD, A.PPBOXIMATE areas of the pieces of land proclaimed as a Requiring all Males between Sei·enteen and Sixty Years of road :- Age to register. A. R, P. 0 0 9·1, portion of Section 95; coloured purple. [L.S.) LIVERPOOL, Governor. 1 1 22·4 50 red. 0 0 6·5 50 red. A PROCLAl\IATION. N pursuance and exercise of the power and authority SECOND SCHEDULE. I vested in the Governor by the National Registration ROAD CLOSED. Act,!1915, I, Arthur William do Brito Savile, Earl of Liver­ APPROXIMATE areas of the pieces of road closed :­ pool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby require every male resident of New Zealand between A. R. P. O O 23·5, adjoining or passing through Section 95. the ages of seventeen and sixty, except members of the l O 38·1 50. permanent paid military staff of the New Zealand Defence 0 0 6 50. Department and members of the New Zealand Expeditionary 0 0 0·002 50. Force reinforcements in camp undergoing training, to furnish Coloured on plan : Green. to the Government Statistician at Wellington, within fourteen days from the coming into operation of this Proclamation, A.II situated in Whaingaroa Parish (S.O. 18422), Block VI, particulars in the prescribed form as to the matters specified Karioi Survey District. in section four of the said Act. THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 121

. And I hereby declare that this Proclamation shall come local authority shall not declare any county road or district into operation on the twenty.sixth day of October, one thou. road to be stopped until the consent theretu of the Governor, sand nine hundred and fifteen. · by Order in Council gazetted, is obtained : Uiven under the hand of His Excellency the Right And whereas the Rodney County Council has applied Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile. for such consent in respect of the road described in the Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of the Schedule hereto: Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of the above­ Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian in-part-recited Ac,, and of all other powers in anywise Order, Governor and Commander.in-Chief in enabling him in this behalf, His Excellency the Governor and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea­ of the Dominion of New Zealand. acting by and with the land and its Dependencies ; and issued under advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said the Seal of the said Dominion, a.t the Govern· Dominion, doth hereby consent to the Rodney County ment House at Wellington, this elevrnth day of Council stopping the road described in the Schedule hereto. October, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifteen. II W. F. MASSEY, Prime Minister. SCHEDULE. Gon SAVE THE KTNG ! APPROXIMATE areas of the pieces of road permitted to be stopped:­ --·------·------· ------A. R. P. Ctmaenling to Btopping a Road in Block VI, Mahurangi i l 1 4·4, adjoining or passing through Sections 81, 95. Survey Dmrict, Rodney County. 5 0 1 ·3 Section 15. I I,IVERPOOL, Governor. I Situated.in Koura':"he_ro Parish (S.O. 17371), Block VI, ORDER IN COUNCIL. I Mahurang1 Survey D1stnct...... In the Auckland Land D1str1et ; as Lhe same are more At the Government House at Welbn!(ton, this eighteenth day particul,uly delineated on the plan marked p W.D. 38615. • of October, 1915. Ideposited in the office of the Minister of Public Works at Present: Wellington, in the Wellington Provincial District, and HIS ElWELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. thereon coloured green. HEREAS by section one hundred and thirty-three (a) I J. F. ANDREWS., W of the Public Works Act, 1908, it is enacted that a I Clerk of the Executive Council.

Preacribing Form of Per8()11(J,I Sclwlul,e required under the National Registration Act, 1915.

LIVERPOOL, Governor. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government Honse at Wellington, this eighteenth day of October, 1915. Present: HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. N pursuance and exercise of the power and authority vested in him by the National Registration Act, 1915, His I Excellency the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with· the advke and consent of the Execmive Council of the s,id Dominion, doLh hereby prescribe the form set out below as the personal schedule on which the parsioulars required under section four of the aforesaid Act are to be furnished to the Government Statis,ioian.

NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL REGISTER OF MEN.

CLA~SIFIOATION. Name of County]· I PERSONAL SCHEDULE. I,.___ o_r_B_o_r_o_u_g_h_: ------(Please write clearly and distinctly.) 1. Name. (In full)- Address (In ful/J- This space not to be ttlled In. Place of } 8urname: r~sidence: Place of business } Christian name : (if anyJ: II • .A. State ~hether sin!!le (" 8."), married (" Mh,} 2. A, Date of birth: _____ Age last } ears or widower (" W."): ------birthday: ___y . · B. State number of persons dependent on you- (a) Wholly dependeU:t :__ (h) Partially dependent: __ B. S~1 ~~:::11::: :::::~:~~:--=---~--: ______--=_ 5. A. What is your present occupation? ______B. In connection with your present occupation, are you- (c) Your mother: _ _ (a) An employer of Jabour? or (b) ------1 Working on your own account but not } 3. A. Are Y~>U a British}ta) By blrthi (bl by naturalization?_~-- subject --- - employing Jabour? or ------Reply (C) Assis Ling, but not receiving salary or wages? or ____ ( "~~"" B. If naturalized, state- 1 "No., (a) Date of naturalization: (d) An employee receiving salary or wages? °"------1 ·

(e) Unemployed for more than one week? 1 (b) Plaoo of naturalization: _____ ----- 0. If employed, state busi.} ness of employer: -----· (E.g., United Kingdom, New Zea.land, Canada., or as the case may be.) .Name of employer: ______C. Are you a foreign subject? ______D. What other occupation ( ______(if any) have you had 1 If so, sta.~e country of a.llegianoe =------praot~cal. experience of ? l OcT,. 21.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3551

NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL REGISTER OF MEN-collflnued.

B. A. State (a) Height: ____ft. ___in. 8. If between ages of NINETFEK and ]'ORTY-FIVE- (a,) Have you volunteered for military service beyond l (b) Weight : ____st. ____lb. New Zealand as a member of an Expeditionan Force in connection with the present war? B. State whether your general health is--(a) Very good; (b) Good; Tf so, have you been accepted for service 1 or rejected? i (c) Indifferent ; (d) Bad:_ (Ii) If you have not volunteered for service--- (i) Are you-(being a single man without) If hen.Ith indifferent or had state cause: dependants) willing to become a mem-, her of an Expeditionary Force? ) (iiJ Are you (being a single man with dependants,) or a married man or a widower with depend- I ants) willing to become a member of an Ex-1 _____ 0. If suffering from blindness. deafness, loss of limb. or other peditionary Force, if required? I physical infirmity, give pa.rticnlars '------·----- If so. in what a.rm of the Service ( -- -- do you prefer to serve? 1 ______------(c) If you have not volunteered for military service a,udl are not prepared to volunteer. are you willing to • serve in anv civil capacity in connection with the 1---· present war? . If so, state in what J-- - civil capacity: ( ______7. If you have had military training at any time state­ (d) If there are any circumstances or reasons that prevent you from offering your services, state them:- (a) A.rm of the Service:

(b) Rank held: ______

(c) Total length of service} in all capacities :

9. PARTICULARS OF RELATJYES WHOLLY OR PARTIALLY DEPENDENT ON YOU.

In Case or Partial Other Income Relationship (e.g., '\Vife, : \Yliether wholly 01· Dependants, (if any) of Ne.me and Aildress. Son, Mother, 01· as thPc I partiA,lly dependent Extent of ca.E-e ma.y l>el. on you. Dependency Dependant -_i ____ ------.-- per Annum. per Annum .£ £

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I CERTIFY that the partioulars given in this sohedule are correot to the best of my knowledge and belief.

'f'lace and Date : Signature : _

J . ..If. ANDREWS, Clerk of the Executive Council. 3552 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 12i

Consenting to a 11fortfJage of Native Land. I of the land included therein, by the Governor by Order in Council; and thereupon the land so subject to that Pe.rt of LIVERPOOL, Uovernor. that Act sh&ll, to the extent of that revocation, cease to be ORDER IN COUNCIL. so subject: No land sh&ll by reason of any such Order of revocation cea.se to be subject to that Part of that Act at At the Government Hcuse at Wellington, this e'ghteenth any time during the continuance of the term of any lease day of October, 1915. of that land granted by a Maori Land Board under that Part Present: of that Act (including in that term the term of any renewal Hrs ExcELLENCY THE GovERNOR IN CouNCIL. to which the licensee is entitled) : HEREAS by section two hundred and thirty of the And whereas the parcel of land known as R'ltoke.utnku W Na1ive Land Act, 1909, it is provided that no instru­ 611: 2A Block has, by an Order_ in Council dated the ninth ment of alienation of Native land by way of mortgage or day of March, one thousand nine hundred and nine, been charge, other than a mongage or charge in favour of a State brought under the provisions of Part XVI of the Native Loan Department. shall be confirmed by a Board or the -Land Act, 1909 : And whereas application has been made Court without the precedent consent of the Governor in to revoke the said Order in Council in so far as it &ffects Conn oil: the said pa.reel of land : And whereas application has been made for the consent And whereas the Tairawhiti District Maori Land Board of the Governor in Council to a mortgage of· the blook or recommends accordingly : And whereas it is expedient ao parcel of land mentioned in the Schedule hereto : And to do: whereas it is expedient that the precedent consent of the Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Do­ Governor in Council should issue : minion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice and Now. therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice hereby revoke the said Order in Council in so far &s it affects and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion. Rotokautuku 6K 2A Block ; and it is hereby declared that this doth hereby consent to the confirmation of an alienation by Urder in Council is made under the provisio:i.s in that behalf way of mortgage of the block or parcel of land set out in of the Native Land Act, 1909, and shall operate accordingly the Schedule hereto. And it is hereby declared that this as a consent of the Governor in Coun•1il to the proceedings Order in Council is made under the provisions in that llereby authorized. behalf of the Native Land Act, 1909, and shall operate J. F. ANDREWS, accordingly as a consent of the Governor in Council to the Clerk of the Executive Council. proceedings hereby authorized.

SCHEDULE. Domain Board appointed to have Oontrol of the Howell's Point KAI-IWI 5E No. l Block: Approximate area. 200 acres O roods Domain. 20 perches; Wellington Provincial District. J. F. ANDREWS, LIVERPOOL, Governor. Clerk of the Executive Council. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government House at Wellington, this eighteenth Prohibiting all Private Alienation of certain Native Land. day of October, 1915. Present: LIVERPOOL, Governor. Hrs EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. ORDER IN COUNCIL. , --XIHEREAS by section forty-seven of the Public Reserves At the Government House st Wellington, this eight.eenth V \ and Domains Act, 1908 (hereinafter termed "the day of October, 1915. said Act "), it is enacted that the Governor may from time to time, by Order in Council gazetted, appoint any local Present: authority to be a Domain Board having,_ subject to the said Hrs ExcELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN CouNc1L. Act, control of any public domain : N the recommendation of the Native Land Purchase And whereas by an Or9er in Council made on the twelfth O Board, referred to in section three hundred and sixty· day of October, one thousand nine hundred and eight, and three of the Native Le.nd Act, 1909, and in exercise of the published in the New Zealand Gazette of the fifteenth day of power in this behalf conferred upon him by that section, October, one thousand nine hundred and eight, a Domain His Excellency the Governor of the Dominion of New Board was appointed to control the Howell's Point Domain : Zealand, acting by and with the advice and consent of the And whereas the period for which the said Board was Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby pro­ appointed expired on the eleventh day of October, one thou­ hibit. for the period of one year from the date of this Order sand nine hundred and fifteen : in Council, all alienations of the Native lands specified in And whereas it appear expedient to again appoint a the Schedule hereto other than alienations in fe.vour of the Domain Board to control the domain : Crown. · Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Do minion of New Zee.land, in exercise of the powers conferred SCHEDULE. by the said Act, and acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth BLOCK VIII, RANGITDTO SURVEY DrsT&rnr. hereby appoint A. R, P, ORAREI lF Block Approximate are&, 23 1 0 THE RIVERTON BOROUGH CouNOJL SF 11 1 5 to be the Howell's Point Domain Board, having control of 4A • 46 0 24 the land described in the Schedule hereto.for the purposes of 3Bl • 16 0 0 and subject to the provisions of Pe.rt II of the said Act; and Seo. 1 (kainga) Block 38 3 16 doth hereby appoint Monday, the first day of November, 2s Block 46 2 9 one thousand nine hundred and fifteen, at half past seven Section 5 Block 7 2 12 o'clock p.m., as the time when, and the Borough Council lA 2 Block 9 0 0 Chambers, Riverton, as the place where, the first meeting SA 3_. 2 East Bloclt 14 0 30 of the Board she.II be held. •J. F. ANDREWS, Clerk of the Executive Council SCHEDULE. HOWELL'S POINT DOIIUIN, Revocation of an Order in Oouncu under Section. 296 of tM Native Land Act, 1909. ALL that area in the Southland Land District, being portion of Sections 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, Block II, and Sections 46, 47, 48, Block I, Jacob's River Hundred, containing by LIVERPOOL, Uovernor. admeasurement 70 acres, more or less, and bounded as fol­ ORDER IN COUNCIL. lows : Commencing at a point on the south-eastern boundary At the Government House at Wellington,· this eighteenth of Section 49 of so.id Block I three chains from high-water day of October, 1915. mark ; thence towards the north by a right line to a point on the south-eastern boundary of said Section 47 three chains Present: from high-water mark, thence by a right line to a. point on Hts ExcELLENCY THE GovERNOR IN CouNCIL. the south-eastern boundary of said Section 28 three chains HEREAS by· section two hundred and ninety-six of from high-water mark, thence by a right line to a point on W tQe Native Land Act, 1909, it is enacted that any the south-eastern boundary of said Section 26 three chains Order in Council made under Pa.rt XVI of that Act, or under from high-water mark, and thence by a right line to a point Pa.rt II of the Native Land Settlement Act, 1907, may be at on a road forming the north - eastern boundary of said any time revoked," either wholly or as to any pa.rt or parts Section 22 eight chains from high-water mark; thence towards OcT. 21.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3553

the north-east by the aforesaid road to high-water mark; Domain Board appointed to have Control of the Queenstown towards the south by the high-water mark of Foveaux Domain. Strait ; and towards the west by Section 49 afoesaid to the starting-point. Also all that are• in the Southland Land District, containing LIVERPOOL, Governor. by admeasurement 35 acres 3 roods 30 perches, more or less, ORDER IN COCNCIL. being Section 20, Block II, Jacob's River Hundred. Bounded At the Government House at Wellington, this eighteenth towards the north-west by Sections 19 and 7 in the said day of October, 1915. block, 3454 links; towards the north-east by Section 8 in the said block, 1003 links ; towards the south-east by Sec­ Present : tions 9 and 21 in the said block, 3712 links ; and towards the His ExcE:r..LENCY THE CovERNOR J};' CouNCrL. south-west by a public road, 1036 links : be all the aforesaid HEREAS by section forty-seven of the Pul,110 Re­ linkages more or less. W senes and Doma,ns Act, 1908 (hereinafter termed As the same are delineated on the plan marked L. 1107, "the said Act''), it is enacted that the Governor msy f,oril deposited in the Head Office, Department of Lands and time to time, "ith respect to any p1.blic domain, appoint Survey, at Wellington, and thereon bordered red. a11Y local amhoritv to be a Domain Board having, subject J. F. ANDREWS, to P"rt JI of th 0 Raid Art, <1onr.rol of cnch rlnmain: Clerk of the Executive Council. And whereas bv an Order in Council marlc on the fifteenth day of SPptember, one thousand nine hundred and eight, and publi-hed in the .New Zealand Gazette of the seventeenth Domain Board appointed to have Cor,trol of the J11alanra day of September, one thousand nine hundred and eight, Domain. a lloma·n Hoard wa appointed to contr,)! the Queenstown Domain: f, IVER POOL, Governor. And whereas the period for which the said Board was appointed expired on the fourteenth day of September, one ORDER IN COUNCIL. thousand nine hundred and fifteen : At the Government House at Wellington, this eighteenth Aud "hereas i, appears expedient to again appoint a day of October, 1915. Domain Board to control the domain: Present: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the of HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. Dominion New Zealand, in exercise of the powers con­ ferred by the said Act, and acting by and with the aclvice HEREAS by section forty-seven of the Public Reserves anrl consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, W e.11d Dome.ins Act, 1908 (hereinafter termPd "the doth hereby appoin:. said Act"). it is enacted that the Governor may from time to time, by Order in Council gazetted, appoint any !oral THE QmnmwrowN HonouoH CouNCIL authority to he a Domain Boe.rd having, subject to the said to be the Queenstown Domain Board, having control of the Act, control of any pnblic domoin: land described in the Schedule hereto for th • purposes of And whereas by an Order in Council made on the eighteenth and subject to the provisions of the said Act ; and doth day of May, one thousand nine hundred and eight, and pub­ hereby appoint Thursday, tte fourth day of November, one lished in the New Zealand Gazette of the twenty-eighth day thousand nine hundred and fifteen, at eight o'clock p.m. of May, one thousand nine hundred and eight, a Domain as the time when, and the Library Chambers, Queenstown, Board was appointed to control the Mataura Domain : · as the place where, the first meeting of the Board shall be And whereas the period for which the said Board was held. appointed expired on the seventeenth day of May, one thou, sand nine hundred and fifteen : An, whereas it appears expedient to again appoint a SCHEDULE. Domain B.,ard to control the domain: QUEENSTOWN DOMAIN. N,,w, therefore, His Excellency the Govlj.rnor of the Dominbn of New Zealand, in exercise of the powers con­ ALL that area in tho Otago Land District, containing by rd­ ferred by the said Act, and acting by and with the ad vice measurement 7 acres O roods 19 perches, more or le2s, being and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, Blocks Nos. LIV, LV, and LVI, Town of Queenstown, Lake doth hereby appoint County. Bounded tow rds the north-west by Cemetery Reserv No. l, 1847·7 links; t'enco towards the north-east THE lliTAURA BOROUGH COUNCIL by I le Street, 123·2 links ; thence toward, the south-east by to be the Mataura Domain Board, having control of the Isle Street, 1987·5 links; and thence towards tho south-west land described in the Schedule hereto for the purposes of and by Hay Street, 364·5 links ; al).d intersected by Cemetery subject to the provisions of Part II of the said Act ; and Road and Camp Street : be all the aforesaid linkac,es more doth hereby appoint Tuesday, the twenty-sixth day of or less. As the same is delineated on the plan° marked October, one thousand nine hundred and fifteen, at half past S.G. 40309, deposited in the Head Office, Department of seven o'clock p.m., as the time when, and the Borough Council Lands and Survey, at Wellington, and thereon bordered red. Office, Mataura, as the place where, the first meeting of the J. F. ANDREWS, Board shall be held. Clerk of the Executive Council.

SCHEDULE. MATAURA DOMAIN. Dama.in Board appointed to have Control of the Khandallah ALL that area in the Southland Land District, containing by Dom1in. ad measurement 4 acr as 3 roods 34 perches, more or less, being Section 13, Block XII, Town of Mataura. Bounded LIVERPOOL, Governor. towards the north-east by a public road. 593 links ; towards the south-east by Section 14 in the said block, 840 links; ORDER IN COF"'CIL. towards the south-west by Sections 8, 9, IO, 11, 12, and the At the Government House at Wellington, this eighteenth abuttal of Suburb Street, 593 links ; and towards the north­ day of October, I 91'3. west by Sect.ion 3, Lindhurst Hundred, 840 links : be all the Present : aforesaid linkages more or less. As the same is delineated HIS EXCELLENCY l'HE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. on the plan marked L. and S. 46099/7, deposited in the Head Office, Department of Lands and Survey, at Wellington, ,'XTHEREAS by section forty-sPven of the Public Re­ and thereon bordered red. V V · serves and Domains Ar·t, 1908 (hereinafter termed Also all that area in the Southland Land District, con­ "the said Act"). it is er•acreil rhat the Governor may from taining by admeasurement 13 acres 1 rood 24 perches, more time to time, by Order in Council gaz•tted, anpoint any loc•l or less, being Sections 39, 40, and 41, Block XVIT, Town of authority to be a Domain B ard lradng, subject to the said Mataura Bridge. Bounded towards the north by Section 42, Act, control of any public doma•n: in the said block, 1275 links; towards the east by a public And whereas by an Order in Council made on the twenty­ road, 1201·4 links; towards the south by a public road, third day of lllay, one thousanil nine hundred and eight. and 1312·2 links ; and towards the west by Section 38 in the published in the New Zealand Gazette of the fo::.rth day of said block, 897 links : be all the aforesaid linkages more or June, one tbousanrl nine hrmdrec1 anrl eight. a D ·main Board was appointed to control the Khandallah Dom•in: less. As the same is delineated on the plan marked L. and And whereas t,he period for which the said Board was S. 46099 /8, deposited in the Head Office, Department of appointed exp•red on the twenty-second day of l\1ay, one Lands and Survey at Wellington, and thereon bordered red. thousand nine lrundr d and fifteen : J. F. ANDREWS, And wher, a.~ it appears expedent to again ,appoint a Clerk of the Executive Council. Domain Board to conuol the domain : 3554 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. I21

Now, therefore, His Excellency the Gov,rnor of the Do- , Exempting Nativ. ea from the Provi8ion8 of the Native Land Act, minion of New Zealand, in exercise of tbe powers conferred 1909, with respect f,o Landless Natives, and consenting lo the by the said Act, and acting by and with the advice and Confirmation of an Alienation by the Maori Land Board. con•ent of the Executive Council of the eaid Dominion, doth hereby appoint LIVERPOOL, Governor. Tm, Oi..sLow BOROUGH COUNCIL ORDER IN COUNCIL. to be the Khandallah Domain Board, having control ot the At the Government House at Wellington, this eighteenth land described in the Schedule hereto for the purpose of and day of October, 1915. subject to the provisions of Part II of the said Act; and doth hereby appoint Thursday, the fourth day of November, Present: one thousand nine hundred and fifteen, at forty-five miuit~, His ExcELLENCY THE GovERNOR IN CouNc1r.. pa t ,even o'c ock p.m., as the time when, and the Onslow HEREAS by section four hundred and twenty-fi1'e of · Borough Council Office, Wellington, as the plaor, where, the W the Native Land Act, 1909, it is enacted that- first meeting of the Roa.rd ~hall be held. 1. The Governor may by Order in Council, in any case in which he thinks it expedient so to do, consent to the con­ SCHEDULE firmation of any alienation, or to the ronfirmation d any KHANDALLAH DOMAIN. resolution of assembled owners, or to any purchase by the ALL that a~a in the Wellington Land I)istriot, containing by Native Land Purchase Board, or to any exchange of Native admeasurement 31 a.ores 1 rood, more or less, being Allot­ land, notwithstanding the fact that any Native may thereby ments Nos. 2 and 3 of Sections Nos. 1 and 2, Porirua District, become landless within the meaning of this Act ; and there­ situated in Block XI, Belmont Survey District. Bounded upon the said confirmation, purchase, or exchange may take towards the north-east generally by Allotment No. 1 and a place, and shall have effect in the same manner as if that public road; towards the south-east by Allotments No•. 47 Native retained Native freehold land sufficiently for his and 46 and a public road; towards the south-west by Allot­ adequate maintenance. ment No. 4; and towards the north-west by Section No. 128, 2. No sucil consent shall be given except on the recom­ Block III, Port Nicholson Survey District : and being the mendation of the Native Land Court or of the Ma.Jri Land whole of the land comprised in certificate of title, Vol. 88, Board of the district in which the land is situated. folio 198, Wellington. 3. No such consent shall be given unleSB the Governor is J. F. ANDREWS, satisfied that the said Native is able to maintain hiniself Clerk nf thP ExPcnt.1ve Council by his own means or labour, and that the transaction con­ sented to is not contrary to public interest : And whereas, to enable confirmation of a sale by the Domain Board appointed f,o have Guntrol of the Tauranga owners of Pukeuha C No. 2 Block, the Waikato-Maniapoto Domain. District Maori Land Board recommends that such consent shall be given : And whereas it is expedient so to do : LIVERPOOL, Governor Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Do­ minion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice and ORDER IN COUNCIL. consent of the Executive Council thereof, doth hereby consent At the Government House at Wellington, this eighteenth to the confirmation of the aforesaid sale, notwithstanding the day of October, 1915. fact that the Natives may thereby become landless within the Present: meaning of the said Act. And it is hereby declared that this Hrs EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN vOUNCJL. Order in Council is made under the provisions in that behalf of the Native Land Act, 1909, and shall operate accordingly N pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities as a consent of the Governor in Council to the proceedings I conferred by the Public Reserves and Domains Act, hereby authorized. 1908 (hereinafter termed "the said Act"), His Excellency J. F. ANDREWS. the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by Clerk of the Executive Council. and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby revoke an Order in Council dated the twenty-first day of September, one thouS&11d nine hundred and fourteen, and published in the Gazette of the Recreation Reserves in 1'arana/ci Land District brought under twenty-fourth day of September, one thouS&11d nine hundred Part II of the Public Reserves and ])omaine Act, lF/08. and fourteen, appointing a Domain Board to have control of the Tauranga Domain, anc!. doth hereby appoint LIVERPOOL, Governor. Hrs WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF TAURANGA (ex officio), ORDER IN COUNCIL. JOSEPH DENHAM BRAIN, SAMUEL PEMBERTON, At the Government House at Wellington, this eighteenth HENBY AUGUSTUS SHARP, day of October, 1915. GERARD ARNOLD WARD, and Present: WILLLUI THOMAS TEASEY Hrs EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. to be the Tauranga Domain Board, having oontrol of the y virtue of the powers and anthoritles vested in me by land described in the Schedule hereto for the purposes of and B the twenty-sixth section of the Public Heserves and subject to the provisions of Part II of the said Aot ; and Domains Act, 1908, I, Arthur William de Brito Sa.vile, doth hereby appoint Wednesday, the tenth day of November, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New one thousand nine hundred and fifteen, at half past seven Zealand, by and with the advice and consent of the Execu­ o'clock p.m., as the time when, and the office of Messrs. tive Council of the said Dominion, do hereby ord .. r and Tudehope and Sharp at Tauranga as the place where, the decla,e that the reserves for recre .. tion in the Taranak, Land first meeting of the said Board shall be held. District described in the Schedule hereto shall be and the •ame are hereby brought under the operation of and declared SCHEDULE. to be subject to the provisions of Part II of the said Act ; and such reserves sh"ll hereafter form part of Ohur.. Domain, TAURANGA DOMAIN. and be managed, admini•tered, and dealt with as a pub1io ALL that area in the Auckland Land District, containing domain by the Ohura Domain Boa.id. 7 acres 1 rood 21 perches, more or leBB, being Section 273 of Section 1, Town of Tauranga. Bounded towards the north-west by McLean Street, 1098 links; towards the SCHEDUI.E. north-east by Cameron Road, 711 links; towards the south­ ALL that area in the Taranaki Land District, containing by east by Hamilton Street, 957 links; and towards the south­ admeasurement 10 acres 2 roods, more or less, being Sec­ west by the Waikareao Estuary, 725 links. tion 31, Block V, Ohura Survey District. Bounded towards Also all that area in the Auckland Land District, containing the north, east, and south-east generally by the Mangakara 8 acres 2 roods, more or less, being Section No. 393 of Sec­ Stream ; and towards the south-west by the Mangaroa Road, tion I, Town of Tauranga. Bounded towards the north­ 1269·2 links : be all the aforesaid linkages more or less. As west by Brown Street, 1000 links ; towards the north-east the same is. delineated on the plan marked L. and S. I/575A, by Cameron Road, HOO links ; towards the south-east by deposited in the Head Office, Department of Lands and McLean Street, lll4 links; and towards the south-west by Survey, at Wellington, and thereon bordered red. For a the Waikareao Estuary, 590 links. public recreation-ground. Be all the aforesaid linkages more or less. As the same are All that area in the Taranaki Land District, containing by delineated on the plan marked L. and S. 1/388, deposited in admeasurement 10 acres 2 roods, more or leBB, being Sec­ the Head Office, Department of Lands and Survey, at Wel­ tion 32, Block V, Ohura Survey District. Bounded towards lington, and thereon edged red. the north generally by the Mangaroa River ; towards the east , J. F. ANDREWS, generally by the Mangaroa River ; towards the south gene­ Clerk of the Executive Council. rally by the Mangaroa River and Crown land (proposed OoT. 21.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 8655 railwa.y reserve), 180 links ; a.nd towards the north-west by And whereas William Belcher, an elective member of the Crown la.nd (propoeed railway reserve), 1260 links : be all Otago Harbour Board, being a representative of the com­ the aforesaid linkages more or less. As the same is delineated bined district of the City of Dunedin and the Borough of St. on the plan marked L. and S. I/575B, deposited in the Head Kilda, has resigned his office as a member of the Board, and Office, Department of Lands and Survey, at Wellington, and it is desirable to appoint a qualified person as a representa­ thereon bordered red. For a public recreation-ground. tive of that district in his place : All that area in the Taranaki Land District, containing by Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Do­ admeasurement 1 acre, more or less, being Section 9, Block minion of New Zealand, in exercise of the hereinbefore-recited VII, Ohura Township. Bounded towards the north-west by power and authority, doth hereby appoint JOHN HENRY the Ohura Road, 14-0 links ; towards the north-east by the FRANZIB HAMEL to be a member of the Otago Harbour Board Mangaroa River; towards the south-east by Tui Street, as a representative of the com'oined c-listriot of the City of 160 links; and towards the south-west by Sections 1 to 5, Dunedin and the Borough of St. Kilda, in the place of William and 8, Block VII, Ohura Township, 894·78 links : be all the Belcher, resigned. aforesaid linkages more or less. As the same is delineated on the plan marked L. and S. I/575o, deposited in the Head As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, Office, Department of Lands and Survey, at Wellington, and this eighteenth day of October, one thousand~nine thereon bordered red. For a public recreation-ground. hundred and fifteen. All that area in the Taranaki Land District, containing by ROBERT McNAB, • admeasurement 3 acres 2 roods, more or less, being Section Minister of Marine. 1, Block XXII, Ohura Township. Bounded towards the north generally by the Mangaroa River ; towards the east by Ohura Road, 50 links ; towards the south by Tonga­ Opening Landa in Hawke'a Bay Land Distriol for Sale or porutu Road, 2256·3 links ; and towards the west by Tonga­ Selection. porutu Road, 100 links : be all the aforesaid linkages more or less. As the same is delineated on the plan marked L. and LIVERPOOL, Governor. S. I/575D, deposited in the Head Office, Department of N pursuance and exercise of the powers a.nd authorities Lands and Survey, at Wellington, and thereon bordered~red. I conferred upon me by the Land Act, 1908, I, Arthur For a public recreation-ground. William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of J. F. ANDREWS, the Dominion of New Zealand, having received the report of Clerk of the Executive Council. the Under-Secretary in this behalf, as provided by section one hundred and fifty-four of the said Act, do hereby declare that the lands described in the Schedule hereto shall be Vuting a Ruerve in fhe Waitaki County Council. open for sale or selection on Wednesday, the eighth day of December, one thousand nine hundred and fifteen ; and also that the lands mentioned in the said Schedule may, at LIVERPOOL, Governor. the option of the applicant, be purchased for cash, or be ORDER IN COUNCIL. selected for occupation with right of purchase, or on renew­ able lease ; and I do hereby also fix the prices at which the At the Government Rouse at Wellington, this eighteenth day said lands shall be sold, occupied, or leased, as mentioned of October, 1915. in the said Schedule hereto, and do declare that the said Present: lands shall be sold, occupied, or leased under and subject to His ExcELLENCY THE GovERNOR IN CouNCIL. the provisions of the Land Act, 1908. HEREAS the land described in the Schedule hereto W has ·been duly _set apart as a reserve for county SCHEDULE. buildings : And whereas, in the opinion of the Governor, HAwK:m's BAY LAND DIBTBICT.-COOK COlmTY.-WAil{GJ.• it is expedient to vest the said reserve in the Chairman, BOMIA SURVEY DIBTRIOT. Councillors, and Inhabitants of the Waitaki County: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Second-ckua Land. Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice SECTION 4, Block IV : Area, 14 acres 2 roods. Capital value, a.nd consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, £10. Occupation with right of purchase: Half-yearly rent, and in exercise of the powers and authorities conferred 5s. Renewable lease : Half-yearly rent, 4s. upon him by section four of the Public Reserves and Hilly land covered with manuka. Soil light. 1,600 ft. Domains Act, 1908, doth hereby declare that, from and above sea-level_: Seventeen miles by dray-road to Tolago after the day of the date hereof, the reserve described in Bay. the Schedule hereto shall become vested in the Chairman, Section 2, Block VIII : Area, 72 acres. Capital value, COlll).oillors, and Inhabitants of the Waitaki County, in trust, ":£40. Occupation with right of purchase : Half-yearly rent, as a reserve for county buildings. £1, Renewable lease: Half-yearly rent, 16s. Hilly land covered with light manuka. Soil light. About SCHEDULE. 1,600 ft. above sea-level. Seventeen miles and a half to ALL that area in the Otago Land District, containing by Tolago Bay by dray-road, admeasurement 1 rood 0·6 perches, more or less, being Section 3, Block VIII : Area, 85 a.ores 2 roods. Capital Section 2 of 7, Block XCV, Town of Oamaru, and bounded value, £45. Occupation with right of purchase : Half-yearly as follows : Towards the north-west by Severn Street, rent, £1 2s. 6d. Renewable lease : Half-yearly rent, 18s. 318·5 links ; towards the south-east by Thames Street, . Hilly land covered with manuka, with mixed bush in the 224 links; and towards the south-west by Section 6 of 7, gullies. Soil light. Altitude, about 1,600 ft. above sea-level. Block XCV, Town of Oamaru, 226·5 links: be all the afore­ Seventeen miles to Tolago Bay by dray-road. said linkages more or less. As the same is delineated on the Section 4, Block VIII : Area, 125 acres. Capital value, plan marked L. and S. VI/1 (82), deposited in the Head £125. Occupation with right of purchase : Half-yearly Office, Department of Lands and Survey, at Wellington, rent, £3 2s. 6d. Renewable lease: Half-yearly rent, £2 10s. and thereon bordered red. · Hilly land covered with light mixed bush. Soil fair. . J. Jf. ANDREWS, Altitude, 1,600 ft, above sea-level. Eighteen miles and a Clerk of the Executive Council half to Tolago Bay by dray-road. As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, Appointing a Member of the 0/,ago Harbour Board. this thirteenth day of October, one thousand nine hundred and fifteen. LIVERPOOL, Governor. F. H. D. BELL, For Minister of Landa. HEREAS it is provided by section seventeen of the W Harbours Amendment Act, 1910, that the office of any member of a Harbour Board shall become vacant if, Opening Landa in Nelaan Land District for Sale or Selection, inter alia, he resigns his office by writing under his hand delivered to the Secretary or Chairman of the Board : And whereas it is provided by subsection two of section LIVERPOOL, Governor. eighteen of the said Act that when an elective member other N pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities than a representative of a constituent district vacates his I conferred upon me by the Land Act, 1908, I, Arthur office on the Board through the operation of the said section William de Brito Sa.vile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor seventeen, the Governor may, by Warrant under his hand, of the Dominion of New Zealand, having received the reporl appoint some qualified person in his place : of the Under-Secretary in this behalf, as provided by section B 3:556 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 121

one hundred and fifty-four of the said Aot, do hereby declare I the proceedings of the Board for the previous :year ending on that the lands described in the Schedule hereto shall he tho thirty-first day of March, together with a statement of open for sale or selection on Wednesday, the ei~hth day of the receipts and expenditure of the Board for such year. A December, one thousand nine hundred and fifteen ; and copy of every such report and statement, certified by the also that the lands mentioned in the said Schedule may, at the Chairman to be correct, shall be sent to the Minister in Charge option of the applicant, be purchased for ca.sh, or be selected of Scenery Preservation as soon as possible after each annual for ocoupation with right of purchase, or on renewable lease; meeting. and I do hereby also fix the prices at which the said lands 9. The Board shall control the said reserve in accordance shall be sold, occupied, or leased, e.s mentioned in the said with the provisions of the said Act and of the regulations Schedule hereto, and do declare that the said lands shall be made thereunder. sold, occupied, or leased under and subject to the provisions of the Land Act, 1908. SCHEDULE. SCHEDULE. SILVERSTREAM SCENIC RESERVE. NELSON UND DISTRICT,-SEOOND·CLASS LAND. ALI, that area in the Wellington Land District, containing by admeasurement 60 acres 3 roods 20 perches, more or les:s, Waimea County.-Howard Survey District. being part of Section 209, Hutt District, .Block IV, Belmont SECTION 10, Block IV, and Section 5, Block VIII : Area, Survey District. Bounded towards the north-east by other 825 acres. Capital value, £420. Occupation with right of part of the said Section 209 ; towards the south-east by the purcha.se: Half-yearly rent, £10 10s. Renewable lease : Half­ Hutt River; towards the south-west by Section 269, Rutt yearly rent, £8 8s. District ; and towards the north-west by Section 19: being Low hilly country of clay formation, covered with heavy all the land described in certificate of title, Vol. 174, folio 197, birch bush, with a few pines and light underscrub. . Situated Wellington Land Registration District. nine miles from Korere by dray-road and one mile by un­ Also all that area in the Wellington Land District, contain­ formed road. ing by admeasurement 104 acres 3 roods 27 perches, more or less, being parts of Sections Nos. 269 and 270, Rutt Dis­ As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, trict (Block IV, Belmont Survey District). Bounded towards this eighth day of October, one thousand nine the north-east by part of Section No. 209, 3956·7 µnks; hundred and fifteen. towards the south-east by the Hutt River ; towards the F. H. D. BELL, south by part of Section No. 196, 4250 links ; towards the For Minister of Lands. west by other part of said Section No. 270, bearing 41 ° 35', 299·3 links, 99° 6', 1097·6 links, 22° 17', 965·6 links; thence by other part of said Section No. 269, bearing 22° 17', 118 links, 326° 51 ', 822·5 Jinks, 332° 13', 616·5 links, 36° 58', Powers dek.gated to the Silverstream Scenic Board under the 1145·8 links, and 49° 41' 45",1308·7 links, to the point of com­ Scenery Preservation Act, 1908. mencement : be all the aforesaid linkages more or less. As the same is delineated on the plan marked S.G. 53872/30, deposited in the Head Office, Department of Lands and LIVERPOOL, Governor. Survey, at Wellington, and thereon bordered green. I N pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, conferred upon him by section thirteen of the Scenery this fifteenth day of October, one thousand nine Preservation Act, 1908, His Excellency the Governor of the hundred ancl fifteen. Dominion of New Zealand doth hereby vest the control of the reserve described in the Schedule below (being land W. F. MASSEY, . reserved under the said Act), for the period of three years Minister in Charge of Scenery Preserva.tipn . from the date hereof (unless previously altered or revoked under the said Act), in the undermentioned persons, namely,- Trustees for the Tahuna Public Cemetery appointed. JosHUA CHARLESWORTH, Trentham; WILLIAM BURTT LEES, Heretaunga ; LIVERPOOL, Governor. JOHN ANDERSON PIKE, Heretaunga; PETER ROBERTSON, Upper Hutt ; N pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities OswALD STEPHEN wATKINS, Silverstream ; I vested in me by the fourth section of the Cemeteries THE CoMmssrONER OF CROWN LANDS FOR THE WELLING· Act, 1908, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of TON LAND DrsTRICT (ex officio); Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby appoint the several persons whose names are who are hereby constituted for that purpose a special Board specified in Part I of the Schedule hereto to have control by the name of the Silverstream Scenic Board (herein referred and management of the public cemetery specified in Pa.rt II to as "the Board "), in trust, for the preservation of scenery, of the said Schedule. · and with the powers e.nd subject to the conditions herein­ after contained, that is to sa.y,- 1. The Board shall meet for the transaction of business at SCHEDULE. the District La.nds and Survey Office, Wellington, at three PART l. o'clock p.m. on the last Friday in the months of January, Names of Trustees. April, July, and October in ea.ch year, or at such other time or p1ace as may from time to time be fixed by the Board. LEWIS JOHN BA.OON, The first meeting shall be held on Friday, the twenty-ninth PERCY CLARJr. day of October, one thousand nine hundred and fifteen. EDWIN SWINBURNE POWELL. 2. The Commissioner of Crown Lands shall be the Chairman CONRAD FITZGERALD. of the Board. · He may join in the discussion, and shall have ARTHUR STANLEY WARREN. an original as well as a casting vote. PART II. 3. Special meetings may be convened by the Chairman, Name of Public Cemetery and Description of Land. provided that two days' notice of such meeting be given to each member, specifying the business to be transacted at TAHUNA., such special meeting; and no other business than that so ALI, that area in the Taranaki Land District, containing by specified shall be transacted at such meeting. admeasurement 5 acres O roods 18 perches, more or leSB, being 4. Any four members of the Board shall form a quorum, Section 27, Block XI, Ma.para Survey District. Bounded Any meeting may be adjourned from time to time. towards the north by Section 24, Block XI, Me.para. Survey 5. All questions shall be determined by the majority of District, 903·3 links ; towards the south-east generally by votes of the members of the Board present at a meeting. the Mokauiti Road; 170· l links, 432·8 links, 76·5 links, 318·7 6. If at any meeting the Chairman is not present at the links ; towards the south-west by Mokauiti Road aforesaid, time appointed for holding the same, the members present 320·2 links ; and toward the west by Section 24 aforesaid, shall choose some one of their number to be chairman of 719·8 links : be all the aforesaid linkages more or less. As such meeting. the same is delineated on the plan marked L. e.nd S. 1726/5, 7. If, by resignation, death, inoe.pacity, or otherwise, the deposited in the Head Office, Department of Lands and seat of any member shdl be or become vacant, or if any Survey, at Wellington, and thereon bordered red. member absents himseli, without reasnna.ble cause, from three consecutive meetings of the Board, the Governor shall As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, have power to appoint any other person to be a member of this eighteenth day of October, one thousand nine the Board in his stead. hundred and fifteen. 8. The Board shall prepare and submit at an annual meet­ F. H. D. BELL, ing to be held in the month of April in ea.ch year a report of For Minister of Lands. OoT. 21.] THE NEvV ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3557

VuUng of WatercourBe in the Waitara Borough'J.,Oouncil. g Clerk of Licensing Oomn,ittee appointed.

LIVERPOOL, Governor. Department of Justice, N pursuance and exercise ofthe power and authority con­ Wellington, 18th October, 191/l. 1 ferred on me by section sixty-five of the Public Health IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to Act, 1908, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liver­ H appoint · pool, Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby FREDERICK HENDERSON JOYCE declare that that portion of the watercourse known as the Waiongona Stream, from the source thereof to a point half to be Clerk of the Licensing Committee for the District of a mile below the intake of the water-supply of the Waitara Lyttelton, vice A. E. Reynolds, transferred. Borough Council, and all the tributaries thereof, shall be ROBERT McNAB, plaoed under the control of the Waitara Borough Council, Minister 0£ J nstice. As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, this fifteen th day of October, one thousand nine hundred and fifteen. Visiting Justice to H.M. Prison appointed. G. W. RUSSELL, Minister of Public Health. Department of Justice, Wellington, 13th October, 1916. IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to Inspector of Weights and Measures for the Boroughs of H appomt Hamilton and Frankton appointed. JoHN GEORGE LEWIS HEWITT, Esq., S.M., Department of Internal Affairs, to be a Visiting Justice to His Majesty's Prisons at Roto Wellington, 24th September, 1915. Aira. IS Ex~ellency the Governor has been pleased kl ROBERT McNAB, H appomt Minister of Justice. GODFREY MONTGOMERY to be an Inspector of Weights and Measures, under the Weights and Measures Act, 1908, for the Boroughs of Officer in Charge of Police, Niue, appointed. Hamilton and Frankton, vice Sergeant G. Hastie, trans­ ferred. Cook Islands Administration Department, G. W. RUSSELL, Wellington, 13th October, 1915. Minister of Internal Affairs. IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to H appoint · JOHN GORDON SEYMOUR-GRAHAME Member of Pohangina Domain Board appointed. to be Officer in Charge of Police for the Island of Niue, each Department of Lands and Survey, appointment to date from the 22nd day of September, 1915. Wellington, 18th October, 1915. M. POMARE, IS Excellency the Governor has, in pursue.nee of Minister in Charge, Cook Islands Administration. H section 41 of the Public Reserves and Domains Act, 1908, been pleased to appoint WILLIAM HOWELL Clerk of Court appointed. to be a member of the Pohangina Domain Board, in place of Andrew McLa.urin, who has left the riistrict. Office of Public Service Commissioner, F. H. D. BELL, Wellington, 15th October, 1915, For Minister of Lands HE Public Service Commissioner has ma.de the fol­ T lowing appointment in the Public Service:- Deputy O(Jicial Auignee appointed. FREDERICK HENDERSON JoYCE to be Clerk of the Magistrates' Court at Lyttelton, as from Department of Justice, the 12th day of October, 1915. Wellington, 9th October, 1915. P. VERSCHAFFELT, IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to Secretary. H appoint JoHN B.rnoHAM RrnHARDs to be Deputy Official Assignee at Stratford, on and from the Registrar of Birth•, Deaths, and Marriages and Registrar of 22nd day of October, 1915, vice A. Coleman, resigned. Births and Deaths of Maoris appointed. ROBERT McNAB, Minister of Justice. Office of Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 20th October, 1915. HE Public Service Commissioner has made the fol­ Clerks of Courts appointed. T lowing appointment in the Public Service :- Department of Justice, GEORGE FREDERICK STANLEY MILLER Wellington, let October, 1915. to be Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages and IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to Registrar of Births and Deaths of Maoris for the District of H appoint Onge.rue, as from 13th October, 1915. Constable BERKLEY REGINALD KIDD P. VERSCHAFFELT, to be Clerk of the Magistrates' and Warden's Courts at Secretary. Granity, on and from the 18th day of September, 1915, vice Constable H.P. Anderson, transferred. ROBERT )lcNAB, Deputy Registrars of Marriages, etc., appointed. Minister of Justice. Registrar-Genera.l's Office, Membef' of Licensing Committee appointed, Wellington, 20th October, 1915. T is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons Department of Justice, I have been appointed to be the Deputies of the Regis­ Wellington, 16th October, 1915. trars of Marriages and of Births and Dea.the for Ghe IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to districts set respectively opposite their names, viz. :- H appoint Ne.me. District. CHARLES PRIMROSE MURDOCH JOHN DAVID GREGORY HEALY Wha.ke.tane. to be a member of the Licensing Committee for the District WILLIAM ALEXANDER HUTCHINSON Rangitik.ei. of Wa.iteme.ta, vice J.C. Macky, deceased. WILLIAM ALFRED IRWIN Herekino. l'tOBERT McNAB, F. W. MANSFIELD, Minister of Justice. Registrar-General. 3558 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 121

Offeer, appointed. Post md Telegraph Department, General Post Office, Wellington, 19th October, 19111. IS Etcellency the Governor h&a been pleased to make the following appointments in the Post and Telegraph H Department. J. G. WARD, Poetmaeier-General:

NON-PERMANENT.

Sr.me. Office. Dia,rlcL. Da.te.

PoSTllliSTEBS, Bailey, Leona.rd Bert Naike Auckland 16 Feb., 1915. Benny, William •• Ka.ihere 30 July, Deneem, William Rupert Wha.ltamatau .• C~tchurch 1 Hamilton, Henry Croydon Bush •. Invercargill 13 June," King, Lancel Lytton Na.ike Auckland 1 Oct., 1914." Lookhead, Florence Mabel Tepuna Thames 22 July, 1915. McElroy, Herbert Vincent Nukutaurua Auckland 17 Rowe, Evelyn Louisa Green Valley Dunedin 1 Aug.," Welsh, Euphemia. Benio Inveroargill 1 Oct., 1914.

PoSTMASTBBS Alm TELEPHONISTS, Barclay, Charles Stewart .. Kapuni New Plymouth •• 1 July, 1915. Cleaver, Charles Henry Kauwhata. Wellington 26 Copeland, Charles Alexander Douglas New Plymouth .. 4 Coppins, Jane •• Rawerawe Thames 1 Aug.," Cox, Violet Selina Fortrose Inveroargill 16 July, Craig, Annie Rook and Pillar Dunedin 26 Hamilton, David Springston South Christchurch 1 Hills, Charles Henry Berhampore Wellington 12 Kinzett, Mary Jane Te Kawa Auckland 1 Leighton, Dorothy Puketoi Wellington 14 J~e, McClenna.n, Frances Eureka Auckland 1 July, Moody, John •. Meremere New Plymouth .. 13 Neal, Ella. Phillipa Timatanga Blenheim 1 Parsonage, Ellen Berhampore Wellington 22 Purdie, William •• Limestone Auckland 15 Rabbitt, Michael Merrivale Invercargill 28 Robson, Kahu Pukepoto Auckland 28 J~e. Simmons, Florence Wright Kahukura. Gisborne 1 Smith, Louisa Rignhilda. Upper Shotover Inveroargill 5 J~iy, Steward, John Waikoikoi Dunedin 7 May, Thomas, Emily Otangiwa.i Auckland 1 July, Thomson, Alexander Pipiriki Wanganui 1 June, Young, Elizabeth Kaweku Inveroargill 1 Aug., TELEPHONISTS, Adkins, John Whiritoa Wanganui 27 July, 1915. Archer, Annie Whakarere Inveroargill 22 Bartram, George Nathaniel Matahiwi Wanganui 14 J~e, Buick, Winifred Hope Port Levy . Christchurch 1 July, Densem, William Rupert .. Whakamata.u 1 Aug., Hanna, Emma Rothery Te Tuhi Wanganui" 17 June, Hay, Annie Johnstone Popotunoa Dunedin 1 July, Little, Jamee Pukekoma 9 Rose, William John* Stephens Island Ne,on 22 Jan.," Sanders, Alfred Herbert* .. 29 June, Scotoher, Hilda Amelia Pateto~a Thames" 9 July, Sharp, James •• Aratoro Auckland 13 Aug., Wilson, Frederick Kennedy's Bush Christchurch 1 July,

• Assistant.

U(fice, openea and closed, itc. Poet and Telegraph Departmen\, General Poet Office, Wellington, 19th October, 1915. THE following partioulara of offices opened and closed, &c., are published for general information. J. G. WARD, Poetmaater-General

OFFICES.

Office, D&te.

PosT-OFFIOES OPENED, Kai.here Auckland ,1· 30 July, 1915. Rangiotu Milita.ey Camp I Wellington 12 ,, ,, Tauherenikau Military Camp 12 ,, ,, Waikanae Military Camp .. ! " 13 ,, ,, OoT. 21.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3559

OFFIOES-oontinued.

Office. District. Da.te.

POST-OFFICES CLOSED, Bruntwood Auckland 22 June, 1915. Day's Bay Wellington 8 July, Naeroa lnveroargill 26 May, Te Hapara Gisborne 30 June, Wa.ikanae Military Camp Wellington 19 Aug., Wairuna .. Dunedin 31 July, MONEY•ORDER 0FFIOES AND POST 0FFIOE SAVINGS-BANKS OPENED. Greenwood's Comer Auckland 16 September, 1915. Oparau 9 August, Rangiotu Military Camp Welllngton 12 July, Tauherenikau Military Camp JI " 19 Au~st, Tarras Dunedin 24 September,

MONEY-OBIIER 0FFIOES AND POST 0FFIOE SAVINGS·BANKS OLOSED, Otangiwai .. Au kland 30 June, 1915. Puketiro .. Dunedin I 31 August, ,, MONEY·OBDBB OFFICE CLOSED, Waikoikoi .. .. I Dunedin . . I 7 May, 1915. SAVINGB·BANK 01!'FICE OPENED, Pukehuia .. .. I Auckland . . I 9 August, 1915. POSTAL NOTE {lsSUING) 0FFIOES OPENED, Motunui New Plymouth 24 September, 1915. Rira Auckland 24 POSTAL•NOTE (ISSUING) OFFICES CLOSED, Meremere .. Wanganui ! 12 July, 1915. Purangi New Plymouth I 23 August, ,, BBITISH POSTAL•OBDEB OFFICE OPENED.

Eastbourne • • J Wellington . , I 26 August, 1915. TELEPHONE 0F>'!CES AND BUREAUX OPENffiD, Huruiki Auckland . 3 September, 1915. Mataipuke .• Ohristchuroh , 19 August, Pareta.i Dunedin I 30 • Patetonga •. Thames .. i 9 July, Ra.taro& Aurkla.nd •• I 24 August, Ra.whitiroa •• New Plymouth .. ·127 • The Reefs .. Dunedin . . 8 September, TELEPB:ONE•Ol!'ll'ICE AND BUREAU OLOSBD,

Manawapou •• J Wanga.nui . , I 30 June, 1915.* TELEPHONE ExcHANGlll OPENED,

Eastbourne . • J Wellington J 25 August, 1915. TELEPHONB ExCHANGE CLOSED, Johnsonville .. I Wellington . . [ 31 August, 1915. ------• Amending entry in New Zealand Gazette of 26th August, 1915.

for the proposal was 77. The number of votes recorded Result of Poll for Proposed Loan. against the proposal was 30. I therefore declare that the proposal was carried. Dated this 15th day of October, 1915. Wellington, 20th October, 1915. HE following notices,(received from the Mayor of the H. HOLLAND, T City of Chrisrohurch, are published in accordance with Mayor. the provisions of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913. CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL, J. G. WARD, Notice of Result of Poll. Minister of Finance. PuRSUAN1' to section 12 of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, I hereby give notice that a poll of the ratepayers of that part of St. Albans Ward known as North Richmond, CHBISTCHUBOH CITY COUNCIL, and named "North Richmond Special-rating Area No. 2," was taken on the 14th day of October, 1915, on the proposal Notice of Result of Poll. of the Christchurch City Council to raise a loan of £5,000 PURSUANT to section 12 of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, for the purpose of doing all things necessary to light the 1913, I hereby give notice that a poll of the ratepayers of streets and public places of the said part of St. Albans Ward that part of St. Albans Wardlknown as North Richmond, with electricity, and to supply electricity to the inhabitants and named "North RichmondtSpecial-rating Area No. 2," thereof. The number of votes recorded for the proposal was was taken on the 14th day of October, 1915, on the proposal 80. The number of votes recorded against the proposal was 28. of the Chrisrohurch City Council to raise a loan of £6,200 for I therefore declare that the proposal was carried. the purpose of constructing waterworks for the supply•of Dated this 15th day of October, 1915. pure wa~r for the use and benefit of the;inhabitants of the H. HOLLAND, said part of St. Albans Ward. The numbeF of votes recorded Mayor. ------

3560 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 121

ResuU of Poll for Proposed Loan. 0KUKU RIVER BRIDGE, KAIKOURA-PABNABSUS RoAD. Accepted. £ s. d. Wellington, 15th October, 1915. Sigley, Joseph, Greymouth.. 2,900 5 6 HE following notice, received from the Chairman of the T Council of the County of Awakino, is published in Declined. e.coordance with the provisions of the Lccal Bodies' Loans Forbes, J., Cust .. 3,170 0 0 Aot, 1913. Bignell, H., Greymouth 3,219 10 0 J. G. WARD, :Moloney and Robinson, Wellington .. 3,348 8 0 Minister of Finance_ O'Donnell, John, Wellington 3,496 15 8 R. McKenzie and Co., Blenheim 3,552 3 8 Fraser, G. M., Huntly 3,573 17 8 AWAKINO COUNTY CoUNOIL. McLean, Donald, and Co., Wellington 3,647 0 0 N otie.e of ResuU of Poll on Proposal to raise a Loan. Hamlyn, Joshua, Timaru .. 3,797 12 0 PURSUANT to section 12 of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, Hadecke, A., Rangiora 3,983 17 0 I hereby give notice that at a poll of the ratepayers of the Woolf, Wilfred, Masterton .. 4,035 6 6 Manganui-Waikawau Special-rating District taken on the Drake, J., Greymouth 4,897 0 0 21st day of September, 1915, on the proposal of the Awakino County Council to borrow the sum of £3,700 for the purpose of forming, widening, culverting, and metalling the Manganui Notice respecting Bills of Lading. Road, the Waikawau Lower Road, and the tunnel to the bee.ch of Waikawau, the number of votes recorded for the Office of the Minister of Customs, proposal was 19, and the number of votes recorded against the Wellington, 19th October, 1915. proposal was 10 ; informal, 1. · HE appended public announcement (issued by the I therefore declare that the proposal was carried. T Board of Trade on behalf of His Majesty's Govern­ Dated this 1st day of October, 1915. ment) as to the manner in which bills of lading should be R. BODDY, made out during the war is published for general information. Chairman, Awakino County Council. A. M. MYERS, Minister of Customs. Notice of Intention to take Land in Block XVI, Cor

Tra{fic Returns.

EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. --'rratbo Returns for the period ending 18th September, 1915, J>nd for the oorre,pond- .LN ing period 1914 :- · WHANGAREI SECTION. 1915 1\114, PA88IIINGIIIB8,- 5. R. Total. s. R. Tot let Class 1,341 436 1,777 1,196 578 1,774 ~nd Class 6,002 5,562 11,564 5,002 4,788 9,790

Total 7,343 5,998 13,341 6,198 5,366 11,564 Beason Tiokets 189 109 1915. 1914. 1915. 1914, Goons,- No. :-.o. No. No. Drays 1 PABOlllLB, ETC, 884 642 Cattle 240 139 Calves 8 14 Sheep 106 296 Pigs 19 20 H.mVENUE,- .£ S, d, £ 8, d. Tot1

Tons. Tons. Parcels Luggage, and Ubaff, Lime, &o ••• 264 84 Maile 121 8 8 101 8 1 Wool Firewood 138 180 Goods 2,417 15 7 2,409 6 7 Timber •. 3,302 1,905 Grain 397 389 Miscella.neous 52 18 11 80 5 9 Merchandise 675 574 Rents and Commission 70 0 7 76 9 11 Minerals · 9,029 11,770 ------Total 18,805 14,902 Total £3,526 7 10 £3,87112 1 KAI HU SECTION. 1915. 1914. PASBIIINGBBB, - s. R, Total. s. R. Total. 1st Class 28 102 130 42 118 160 ~nd Olass 1,094 1,118 2,212 985 886 1,871 1,122 1,220 2,342 1,027 1,004 2,031 Total --- Beason Tiokets 1915, 1914. 1915. 1914 .. Goons,- No. No. No. No, Drays 3 2 PABOJCLB, lllTO, 314. 211 Cattle 4

Calves " Sheep Pigs REVlllNUlll,- £ B, d. £ s. d, Tot&I 3 6 Passengers 133 14 1 103 13 4 Tons. Tons. Parcels, Luggage, aod Ubaf!, Lime, &c 36 Mails 28 5 2 22 4 4 Wool Firewood 18 Goods 126 10 11 168 8 10 Timber .. 191 530 Miscellaneous 13 4 9 5 9 6 Grain 110 102 Merchandise 145 97 Rents and Commission 9 11 6 7 15 6 Minerals 35 ------Total 482 782 Total £311 6 5 £307 11 6 GISBORNE SECTION. 1915. UH4. , PAIUUCNGJCB8,- s. R Total. s. R. Tot&!. let Class 692 438 1,130 603 448 1,051 :Ind Olass 2. 707 2,088 4,795 2,545 2,028 4,573

Total 3,399 2,526 5,925 3,148 2,476 5,624

Beason Tickets 15 9 1915. 1914, 1915. 1914. GOODS,- No, No. No. No. Drays 1 PABOlllLS, ETC. 634 463 Cattle 99 30 Calves Sheep 1,465 710 Pigs 26 1 RmvENom,- £ 8, d. £ 8, d. Total 1.590 742 Passengers 5'17 13 8 468 6 0 Tons. Tons. Parcels, Lugga.ge,· and Uh .. n, Lime, &o ... 144 114 Mail, 90 9 6 69 13 0 Wool. 2 2 Firewood 78 216 Goods 1,032 0 2 707 8 '1 Timber .. 1,152 726 Grain 367 2n Miscellaneous 36 1 0 273 16 8 Merchandise 268 181 Rents and Commission 53 19 5 13 Hi 4 Minerals 2,<174 1,737 ------·. ''l'otal 4,485 8,267 Tot-1, .lll,790 8 9 Jll,562 U '1. 3562 THE NEW ZEALAND. GAZETTE. [No. 121

NORTH ISLAND MAIN LINES AND BRANCHES, 1915. 1914. Pus1u1GEB&,- s. R. Tote.I. s. R. Tota.I. lst Class 18,578 46,866 64,944 16,903 40,314 57,217 2nd Olaes 131,478 388,200 519,678 120,307 288,854 409,161

Total 150,051 434,566 584,617 187,210 829,168 466,378

Season Tlokets 15,566 U,598 1915. 19H. 1915. 1914. Goons,­ No. No. No. No. Draya 167 184 PABOELS ETC, 48,561 48,015 Cattle 17.578 15,954 Oalvea 2,401 611 Sheep 49,881 74,801 Pigs 2,571,. 2,345 REVEl!IUB,- j, 8, d. £ 8. d. Total 72,593 93,845 Passengers •. 78,624 13 5 58,265 7 10

Tons. Tons. Paroels, Lugga.ge I a.nd Ohaff, Lime, &e. 4,066 8,420 Mails 9,846 7 9 9,102 3 8 Wool 368 145 Firewood 4,618 5,838 Goods 81,222 7 9 79,888 17 9 Timber .. 23,230 21,770 Grain 28,304 26,057 Miscella.neous 2,085 10 1 1,970 7 11 Merohe.ndiee 28,393 26,684 Rents a.nd Commission 2,236 11 7 2,053 6 B Minerals 63,825 59,100 ------·---- Total 152,804 148,014 Total .. &!169,015 10 7 £151,275 S 10

SOUTH ISLAND MAIN LINES AND BRANCHES. 1915. 1914 PABBBl.'IGBB8,- 8. R. Total. s. R. Tota.I. lst Olass 12,788 44,568 57,356 11,560 !U,964 53,524 !Ind Cle.es 64,004 204,886 268,890 64,181 191,506 255,687

Total 76,792 249,454 326,246 75,741 288,470 309,211

Bea.son Tickets 8,518 7,009 1915. 1914. 1915. 1914. Goons,­ No. No. No. No. Drays 84 75 PABOBLS, ETC, 4l,S78 40,322 Cattle 8,248 6,726 Os.Ives 422 242 Sheep 111,454 82,960 Pigs 2,490 2,881 RBVBl!IUB,- £ S, d. ! S, d.

Total 122,698 92,884 Pa.ssengers •. 35,9011 3 9 33,859 0 0 Tons. Tons. Pa.reels, Luggsge, a.nd Chaff, Lime, &c •• 11,016 8,856 Mails 6,255 19 2 6,064 s 6 Wool 2,264 1,197 l!'lrewood 2,426 2,452 Goods 64,345 8 7 57,635 18 5 17,224 14,589 Timber .. 11,462 13 9 2,255 6 10 Grain 46,898 60,749 Miscellaneous Merchandise 40,509 26,732 Rents and Commission 1,621 11 8 1,635 17 10 Minerals 59,738 59.145 ------Total 180,075 173,720 Tota.I .llllO ,587 11 11 £101,450 1 7

WESTLAND SECTION, 1915. 1~14. ·rot ..1. P&88El'IGBB8,-- s. R. Total. s. B. 1st Class l,04~ 1,828 2,872 1,083 1,894 2,977 2nd Claes 7,933 13,200 21,133 8,238 12,506 20,739 Total 8,977 15,028 24,005 9,316 14,400 23,716 528 Season Tickets 622 1915. 1914. 1915. 1914. NJ. _, c. Goons,­ No. No. Drays 2 1 PAB0BL8, ETC,, 2,097 1,848 Cattle 229 244 Calves 2 Sheep 1,101 1,594 £ a. d. £ s. d Pigs REVBl!IUB 1- Passengers •. 1,916 11 3 1,871 2 1 Total 1,384 1,839 . Parcels, Luggage, a.nd Tons. Tons. 439 13 1 814 11 8 Chaff, Lime, &c .. 144 126 Mails 2 Wool Goods 9,404 8 4 10,264 1 B Firewood 682 656 Timber •. 9.215 7,129 Miacellaneoue 382 9 7 456 9 2 Grain 739 909 Merchandis• 1,398 1,549 Rents and Commission 155 11 11 146 4 6 Minerals 42,832 50.306 ------£12,298 i4 2 1118,052 9 1 Total 54,960 60,677 Total .. OoT. 21.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZET·rE 3563

WESTPORT SEOTION, 1915. 191!1. • . P,t.BBIDIIIG'IIBS,-· 8. R. Total. s. R. Total. let Claes 38 156 194 27 164 191 llnd Class 1,850 4.526 6,376 2,041 4,458 6,499 Total 1,888 4,682 6,570 2.068 4,622 6,690 Beason Tiokeh 164 49 1915, 191', 1915. 1914. GOODS,- No. No. No. No. Drays PABCBLS, BTC, 524 469 Cattle 9 4 Calves Sheep 129 17' Pigs RIDVBl'ltllll,- £ .. d. ,£ S, d . Total 192 178 Passengers 433 . 9 10 407 0 0 Tons. l'ons. P11roele, Luggage, and Oh&ft, Llme, &o •.. 156 42 Mails 119 9 1 65 14 4 Wool Firewood 390 558 Goods 7,483 2 3 9,210 4 1 Timber •• 148 92 Misoell11neous Grain 223 258 446 17 10 424 19 7 Merchandise 305 348 Rents and Commission 4112 0 5115 2 Minerals 56,970 69,609 ---- Total 58,192 '70,907 Total £8,524 11 0 £10,1e9 rn 2

NELSON BEOTION. 1915. 1914. p .t.88BIIIGIIIBS,·- s. R, Tola!. B, R. Total. 1st Ol11BB 162 276 438 14$ 218 861 2nd Claes 2,925 4,706 7,631 2,578 3,944 6,522 Total 9,087 4,982 8,069 2,721 4,162 6,883 Beason Tloke\s 150 150 1915. 1914. 1915, 1914, Goons,- No. No. No. No. Dra.ys 1 1 p .t.BOBLB, IDTO, 460 366 Cattle 6 9 Calves 2 1 Sheep 908 806 S, d, S, Pigs RIDVIDIIIUID,- £ .II d. Passengers 644 5 2 528 14 10 Total 917 817 Paroela, Luggage, and Tons. Tons. Cha.ft, Lime, &o ... 806 186 Mails 118 1 11 108 16 2 Wool 3 1 Goods 1,163 1 8 1,237 11 1 Firewood 168 284 Timber •• 194 254 'Mlsoella.neous 129 11 9 127 3 9 Grain 578 780 Meroh1r.ndlae 356 500 Rents a.nd Commission 71 10 2 78 19 6 l

PIOTON BEOTION. 1915. 1914. P,USIDIIIGllBB,- 8. R. Total, s. B, Tota 1st Ola.ea 481 1,274 1,755 570 1,356 1,926 llnd Ola.BB 1,847 8,946 5,793 1,816 3,866 5,682 Total 2,828 5,220 7,548 2,386 5,222 7,608 Season Tickets 41 29 1915. 1914. 1916. 19H. aoons,- No. No. No. No. Drays 1 1 P.t.BOmLB, IDTC, 462 461 Cattle 88 52 Ca.Ives Sheep 1,508 1,185 Pigs 30 RBVIDIIUB,- £ B, d. I. .. d. Total 1,572 1,188 Passengers 558 15 5 671 5 1 Tona. Tons. Parcels, Luggage, and Obaft, Lime, &o, .. 782 3,840 Mails 103 6 7 97 6 6 Wool 27 18 Firewood 86 120 Goods 876 15 0 1,975 2 11 102 206 Timber •• 69 16 8 280 10 11 Grain 729 1,578 Misoella.neous 'Merchandise 611 1,458 Renta and Commi•lon 75 12 10 42 19 s 1,068 1tlmer11lli 626 ------rota! ~.'762 8,1178 Total £1,684 6 6 £2,917 4 8 C 3564 THE NEW :ZEALAND GAZETTE. .[No. 121

LAKE W AKATIPU STEAMERS. 1915. 19H. P.t.lSlll!IGIIBB,- 8. R. Total. 8. R. Total. let Class 88 290 878 66 164 280 2nd Olaas 259 286 545 202 256 458' -- - Total 847 576 928 268 420 ~~; Beason Tlokete 1915. 191', 1915. 191' Goo»a,­ No. No. No. No. Drays 1 1 Cattle 4il 27 PABOIILS, ll'rO, 588 8116 Calves 1 40 Sheep 572 68 Pigs BIIVlDl!IUlD,­ R .. d . j S, d. Total 616 181 Passengera 121 9 1 87 19 1 Paroele, Luggage, and Tons. Tons. Mails 66 18 8 61 18 5 Chan,:Ltme, &c .•. 12 12 Wool •• .. 2 2 Goods 194 10 4 188 12 8 Firewood Mleoellaneous 0 18 11 0 7 8 Timber •• 28 8 Rents and OommiBBlon 8 6 7 1 6 7 Grain •• 145 178 Merohandlse 165 15' ------Minerals 118 88 Total £886 18 7 £894 19 0

Total 460 487 1. MACDONALD. Railw"y Department, 18th October, 1915. Acting Chief Aocounu,ni, New Zealand Railways.

N.Z.R.-FINANOIAL YEAR 1915-16 RAILWAY WoBKlNG ACCOUNT, showing RIIVEl!IUII and EXPICNDJTUBlD to the Termination of the Period endbig 18th September, 1915.

= . Revenue. lllxpendi,ure. For a. Twelve-monthly Period ~ra Avera.ge to Da.te. 8ec'1ou. C North Island Main 1,101 169,015 10 7 1,014,275 9 1119,292 18 7 714,898 18 7 70·48 1,996 0 0 1,406 16 Ii Linea andBranohee ------Total .. .. 1,239 174,643 8 7 1,048,450 1 4123,276 2 9 740,612 12 5 10·64 ------SOUTH IBLAl!ID,- lilouth Island Main 1,404 110,587 11 11 727,151 5 1 89,482 5 11 540,062 13 0 74·27 1,122 2 11 838 8 7 Linea and Branohee Westland .. .. 157 12,298 14 2 73.900 12 s 8,180 6 5 47,025 16 11 63·68 1,019 17 2 648 19 6 Westport. 36 8,524 11 0 50,669 4 2 4,156 9 8 25,078 5 8 49·49 8,049 10 81,498 19 0 Nelson .. 61 2,126 10 8 14,697 7 5 1,784 4 6 11,521 16 3 78·89 522 0 9 409 4 11 Ploton .. 48 1,684 6 6 10,779 12 0 1,787 1 10 10,71117 1 99·87 486 11 7 48310 5 Lake Wakatipu .. 386 18 7 2,788 5 8 466 10 4 8,087 16 5 108·95 .. .. Steamers ------Total .. .. ~· 706,~85,608 12 10 _ 879,986 6 2105,856 18 8 637,488 4 11 72·44 . -- Grand total .. 2,945 310,252 1 5 1,928,436 7 6 229,138 1 01,878,050 17 4 71·46 -. 00BBEBPONDJl!IG P11BIOD LABT YlDAR,

NOBTH IBLAND- £ 8, d. £ s. d. R 8, d. £ s. d,J £ B, d. £ S, d. Whangarei .. 741 3,871 12 1 21,51q 2 1 2,827 10 11 15,118 9 7 70·26 659 15 0 463 10 9 Kaihu .. 201 807 11 6 2,387 13 8 427 16 8 2,489 14 0 106·50 268 6 10 285 15 10 Gisborne .. .. 32 1,562 14 7 8,206 2 1 1,515 18 6 8,016 7 3 97-69 555 12 5 542 15 6 North Island Main 1,101 151,275 8 10 948,136 17 7116,144 12 7 70~,890 5 6 74·77 1,875 4 31,402 0 8 Lines andBranohee ------. ·- ·----·-- -·.------Total .. .. 1,227 156,517 2 0 980,198 15 5120,415 18 3 784,514 16 4 74·94 ------· 8 OU'l'JI laLAND,- South Island Maln 1,881 101,450 1 7 697,807 17 8 98,548 7 8 517,758 14 0 74·25 1,100 9 10 817 ~ 4 Lines and Branohee Westland .. .. 157 · 13,052 9 1 74,457 14 1 8,323 9 2 48,883 19 8 58·20 1,0~5 16 0 626 2 2 Westport .. 36 10,159 13 2 55,089 17 5 li,121) 12 8 27,657 12 9 50·15 3,819 8 21,664 11 7 Nelson .. 61 2,071 5 4 14,096 7 2 2,020 1 4 11,509 9 6 81·65 500 13 10 408 16 1 Pioton .. 48 2,917 4 8 16,171 3 6 2,821 18 9 13,482 8 3 83·87 729 19 0 608 11 7 Lake WakaUpu .. 894 19 0 2,628 2 8 674 6 7 2,689 19 10 100·45 .. .. Steamers ------Total .. .. 1,688 129,985 12 10 859,751 2 6112,008 10 9 616,877 8 7 71·69 ------Grand total .. 2,9101286,502 14 10 1,889,949 17 11 282,419 9 01,850,891 19 11 73·42 1, MA.ODONALD • Railway Department, 18th Ootober, 19li, .lo*ina Ohlef Aooountans, New Zealand Ballwa71. OoT. 21.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3565

OOll'PAB.H'IVB 8TATBlllllllNT OJ' TBAl'l'IO OD ALL 8BOTIONS rom 1st April, 1915, to 181h September, 1915.

Sea.eon First-el&BB P&Baengera. Second-class Passengers. Tota.I. Tickets. I s. R. I s. I R. I ! *1915 ...... 218,907 649,918 I 1,826,562 I 4,069,752 I 6,260,139 i 148,034 f1914 ...... 213,299 643,740 I 1,253,456 I 3,566,490 5,676,985 186,209 ----- Increase ...... 608 503,262 583,lM 11,825 --,,,., j--,,.1061 --- Decrease ...... 1--- ...... I

All Sections. / Pe.reels, &o. I/ Drays. / Ca.Ule. Ce.Ives. Sheep. Pigs. Tota.I.

No. No. No. No. I No. No. No. • *1915 ...... 579,676 1,562 151,271 17,174 I 2,920,768 61,239 8,152,009 f1914 c• .. 591,147 1,504 115,014 18,;l25 ! 2,442,451 57,512 2,634,906 ------~------1------1-----1----·-- Increase .. .. 58 86,257 • • I 478,312 3,727 517,103 Decrease .. .. ~71- . . I .. I 1,251 I •• ..

Cha.ff, All SectiODI. Lime,&c. Wool. I Firewood. , Timber. / Gra.ln. IMercha.ndise.[ Minerals. I Tons o. Tons o. \ Tons o. Tona c. i Tons c. Tons c. Tons C, Tons o. *1915 .. .. 177,806 0 29,508 12 55.218 0 296,765 1el51s.sss 1c 411,548 12 1,378.74110 2,868,257 2 t1914 .. .. 115,662 0 26,508 16 60,088 0 314,116 6,545,819 12 397,306 71,437,830 14 2,897,331 15 ------.------1 Increase .. .. 62,144 0 2,999 16 .. • • • • I 14,242 5 ..· .. Decrease ...... 4,870 o 11,sso sj s2,151 2) •• 59,089 4 34,074 13

• 1'11 days. t 166 de.ya,

l!lSTlllllATBD OOBT of 00N8TBU0TI0N of R"1LWAY6, BOLLING-STOCK, IIITC., to 31st March, 1915, as furnished by Public Works Department and by Greymoutb and Westport Harbour Boards respectively.

Cost of Cost of Section. Opened Lines. Unopened Lines.

£ s. d. £ S, d, Whangarei 754.565 O 0 35,799 0 0 Kainu 103,913 0 0 99 0 0 Tanra.nga 19!,459 0 0 Gisborne .. •• •. 573.189 0 0 175,538 0 0 North Island Main Lines and Branches 14.554,271 0 0 676,960 0 0 South Island Ma.in Lines and Bra.nches 14,321,252 0 0 60,738 0 0 Westla.nd 2,052,264 0 0 514,115 0 O Westpon 591,045 0 0 86,638 0 0 Nelson 538,615 0 O 26,807 0 0 Picton .. .. 587,861 0 0 79,128 0 O La.ke Wa.ka.tipu Stea.mer Service 43.661 0 0 In Suepense- Surveys, North Iela.nd •. 34.368 0 o Mieoelfaneous, North Islr.nd 5,169 0 0 Surveys, South Isla.nd 5,752 0 O Mieoella.neous, South Island s,;ss o o P.W.D. Stock of Permanent-wa.y 98,592 0 0 W.R.D. Stock of A.O.L, Stores 13,689 0 0 Totals .. £34,183,825 0 0 £1,999,380 0 0

------~--~------J. MACDONALD. Railway Department, 18th October, 1915. Acting Ohief Aooouniant, New Zealr.od Railways. 8566 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 121

Minifl(I Priflil,,gea lo be nruck olf the Regiatar.-Notice under Ike Minifl(I .A.ct. 1908, and .A.~

·• · Mining Registrar's Office, Cromwell, 22nd September, 19115. OTICE is hereby given that at the e:o:piration of three months from this date the mining privileges mentioned In the N Schedule hereto will, l1Dleaa oause to the contrary is shown, be struck off the Register. J. W. REID, Mining Registrar.

SCHEDULE.

No, Date. Nature of Privilege. Locality. Registered Holder.

Cromwell Licenses. 8 27/2/1899 Water-race Smith's Gully, Bannockburn I Elizabeth Wo.odhouse. 6646 29/5/1891 .Extended claim Mount Criffel , Craig, Robertson, Halliday, and Beattie. 41766 8/5/1885 I Monteith, Halliday, and Beattie. 8819 20/4/1888 Ordina,;. claim , Craig, Robertson, Halliday, and Beattie. 41765 8/5/1885 Tail-race Ditto. 41776 13/5/1885 Extended claim Halliday and Beattie. 25788 22/6/1883 Tail-race Luggate .. 1630 17/10/1894 Business-site Half-way House John Reilly. 80779 7/10/1897 Extended claim Bannockburn George Saxon. 88102 14/4/1898 Nevis May and Churstain. 8868 5/5/1888 Tail-r~~ Bannockburn Neil McLellan. 49 2/2/1899 Ordinary alluvial claim William Gair. 53 2/2/1899 Tail-race Moonlight Point Thomas and Rowe. 61 13/4/1899 Water-race ;Bannockburn Creek , William Campbell. 79371 10/6/1897 Extended claim Nevis , Mary Churstain. 69 13/4/1899 Water-race Lindis River George Ernest Poole. 89771 8/9/1898 Dam Bendigo .. Waters and Talboys. 73106 15/10/1896 Branch race Kawarau Gorge Mary Ann Rowe. 62529 17/1/1896 Extended claim 73176 12/11/1896 .. 39534 6/4/1892 Branch race 6542 10/2/1888 Gee's Fiat 6547 10/2/1888 Dam 6545 10/2/1888 40559 22/7/1892 E;tended claim Kaw~au Gorge 6218 16/4/1880 Tail-race 6217 16/4/1880 61177 22/11/1895 T~el .. Gee's Fiat 91 2/2/1899 Dam Gravelly Gully Ting Jfo;k Ton~ and Sun Shang. 92 2/2/1899 Tail-race 111 8/6/1899 Ordinary alluvial claim Bann~kbum Elizabeth Woodhouse. 112 8/6/1899 Water-race Timburn Creek Waide and Simmonds. 115 8/6/1899 Ordinary alluvial claim Tarras William Bridger. 131 6/7/1899 Water-race Little Coal Creek, Nevis John Robertson. 89852 10/11/1898 Extended claim .. Northburn Creek .. Alexander Ross. 155 3/8/1899 Ordinarv alluvial claim Kawa.ran Gorge Kong Yen. 156 3/8/1899 Tail-rac~ 159 3/8/1899 Ordinary alluvial <·!aim Bendig;,' .. Alexander.. Cameron. 162 3/8/1899 John M. Nicol. 89892 8/12/1898 Tail-race Luggate .. Luggate Mining Company. 89853 10/11/1898 Extended claim Quartz Reef Point John Wilson. 89854 10/11/1898 Tail-race .. 55122 14/12/1894 Branch race Carrick Range Frances Lawrence. 203 19/10/1899 Tail-race Nevis 206. John Mill. 19/10/1899 Special site Clutha River Richard Olds. 209 19/10/1899 Tail-race Bannockburn Lee Yim. 214 19/10/1899 Branch race Molyneux River James Enright. 222 19/10/1899 Water-race Jackal's Creek, Nevis James Lawrence, sen. 225 19/10/1899 Machine-site Nevis John Mill. 226 19/10/1899 Tail-race 251 16/11/1899 Water-race Dttil'er's Gully Tho;as Smith. 255 16/11/1899 Roaring Meg James Marshall. 256 16/11/1899 Luggate Creek 264 8/12/1899 Stepha~' Spain. 265 8/12/1899 12743 5/10/1888 Ex~ded claim .. Banho;kburn Charle~' Ray and party. 4069 30/10/1874 305 16/2/1900 Ordinary' alluvial claim Corni;htown Point John N. R.;'bertson. 307 16/2/1900 Water-race Stony Creek Gustav Closs. 313 16/2/1900 Nevis , Robert Girdwood. 315 16/2/1900 Tail.;~ce Kawarau Gorge , Lee Mow. 316 16/2/1900 Cornishtown William H. Thomas. 2158 12/12/1890 Wa~-race Bendigo .. I Waters and Talboys. 6557 30/9/188'1 Branch race ! Cromwell Mine Syndicate. 6556 24/2/1888 Dam Au~ra Fi~t 41813 19/6/1885 Tunnel .. Bendigo Gully Waters and Talboys. 355 20/4/1900 Ordinary alluvial claim Lindie Bridger and Parry. 356 20/4/1900 Ta,il,t'ace 364 20/4/1900 Water-race M~tatapu" River James L;..°wrence, jun, 36, 20/4/1900 368 Dam" " 20/4/1900 Kawar;u Gorge 1 Thomas and Rowe. 373 20/4/1900 Water-race Pisa Range : John Hepburn. 374 20/4/1900 .. Moonlight Creek Stevens and Henderson. Oar. 21.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3567

Mlm:No PRIVILEGES TO BE STRUCK OFF THE REGISTER-continued. __N_o. ____ n_a_te_. ___ ~~~·_;_:a_tu_,:~-;:;~;v-ll-eg-e-. ···-- _____1_,o_c_a1_1t_y_. _ . _L___ _~e~i~ter=d-~~:~

Cromwell Lice-nsBS--continued. 415 11/5/l!lOO 0 r Rendigo .. 1 Rendigo Tailings Syndie,.te. 878 7/2/1!)02 Luggate .. Rob~rt White. 884 7/2/1902 Kawarau Gorge John Robertson. 886 7/2/1902 Special site 44242 21/1/1893 Dam and reservoir Gee's Flat" Mary Ann" Rowe. 902 7/3/1902 Dam James A. Gordon and Mru,y Ann Rowe. 903 7/3_/1902 Tail-race ,. Ditto. 921 10/411902 \Va ter-race Bannockburn William Horn. 959 8//i/1902 Tail-race Gee's Flat , ,James A. Gordon and Mary Ann i Rowe. 962 S/5/1902 Wat.er-race Slater's Creek, Carrick , Thomas Smith. 965 8/5/1902 Ordinarv alluvial claim Upper Nevis William H. Thomas. 978 5/6/1902 Special ;;te Bendigo .. Bendigo Tailings Syndi0itte. 1062 7/8/1902 Tail-race Kawarau Rivor John Robertson. 1063 7/8/1902 Doctor's Flat Neil McLellan. 1091 4/9/1902 1 Fatboy's Peter Harrington. 1093 4/9/1902 Ordi~arv alluvial claim Bannockburn Neil McLellan. ll25 9./10/1902 Water-r';,,ce Bendigo Alexander Gibson. 1 1129 9/10/1902 Special site ll41 6/11/1902 Tunnel a.J's Flat : John Robertson. 4737 5/3/1875 Dam Brown's Flat I William Rit-Ohie. 2767 28/11/1873 . " 2775 5/12/1873 1230. 5/2/1903 S~cial site Bendigo" .. Hiram Holmes." 1258 5/3/1903 Drainage area Upper Nevis Alexander Cochrane, John Ta.ylor, Richard Blackham, William Wills, Robert Jamieson. 1259 5/3/1903 Dry-race Ditto. 1266 5/3/1903 Dam

• 3568 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 121

Mrnrno'PRIVILEGES TO BE STRUOK OFF THI< REGISTEB--Continued.

Locality. Registered Holder. --~------Crumwell Lic.,,,e.,--oontinued. 1265 5/3/190:i 'funnel .. Gee's Flat William Foreman. 1268 5/3/1903 Water-race Bannockburn Creek Ah Chin and Ah Joe. 1290 3/4/1903 Residence-site Nevis Gim Lee. 1322 i 7/5/1903 Water-race Molyneux River Patrick Tonry and Jeremia.h Mc­ Elligott. 1323 7/5/1903 William Holden and Pa.trick Mo­ Elligott. 1333 4/6/1903 Mount Difficulty John Robertson. 761,'i53 12/3/1897 Exte;;ded claim Doctor's Flat Neil McLel\an. 641l58 17/4/1896 Branch race Bannockburn 76520 11/2/1897 Branch tail-race 1432 8/10/1903 Ordinarv alluvial claim Smith:; Creek Ellis J ~bn Williama. 1457 5/11/1903 Tail-race Bannockburn Mary Lynn. 1458 5/11/1903 Ordinary alluvial claim Bailey's Gully ,, 1465 ll/12/1903 Bannockburn George Menzies. 1466 10/12/1903 Tail-race Gra,velly Gully , Herbert Harding. 1467 10/12/1903 Ordinary a Hu vial claim . 1468 11/12/1903 Dam ' Adam•~' Gully , Ernest Tippett." 1469 11/12/1:903 ,vater-race 1492 I 4/2/1904 Tail-race Duffer:~ Gully Gilbert 'fu:cCabe. 1545 12/5/1904 Water-race Bendigo Creek Robert A. Mathewson. 1557 9/6/1904 Quartz Reef Point Waters and Talboys. 1586 4/8/1904 Ordi~~rv alluvial claim Smith's Gully Robert Toms. 1589 4/8/1904 Tail-race 1637 27/10/1904 Water-race Bannd~kburn Creek Charle~ John Angel. 1680 2/2/1905 Ordinary alluvial claim Duffer's Gully Robert Smith. 2095 6/4/1905 ,vater-race li'renchman's Gully Charles Coote and Jame• Hor11. 1740 7/7/1905 Doctor's Creek, Nevis Robert Girdwood. 1751 7/7/1905 Pipeclay Gully William Anderson. 1773 10/8/1905 Quartz Reef Point Olaf Marklund. 1838 16/12/1905 Bannockburn Creek Thomas Smith. 1839 16/12/1905 Ramsay's Creek 1840 16/12/1905 Duffer's Gullv 1897 8/2/1906 Roaring Meg· , Thomas Walsh. 25464 14/7/1890 Tail-;~ce Pipeclay Channel William Toms. 57176 5/7/1895 77822 3/2/1898 88187 9/6/1898 ,, : Bannockburn 2033 2/8/1906 Water-race I Stewart's Creek George,,Allan.

2065 6/9/1906 1 Brewery Creek .. Francis George. 2066 6/9/1906 I Bannockburn Creek James McConnell. 2075 4/10/1906 I Roaring Meg Creek John Henderson. 2082 4/10/1906 Orcli~~ry sluicing claim · Pipeclay Gully James Ray. 2099 8/11/1906 Branch water-race , Pipeclay Terrace William Anderson. 2166 7/3/1907 Dam I Bendigo .. John Stevenson. 2167 7/3/1907 Branch race ' '' .. 2244 8/8/1907 Dam I Nevis .. Joseph Lytle. 2245 8/8/1907 Ordinary alluvial claim 2246 8/8/1907 Water-race I Fi:i'.pjack Creek 2370 5/3/1908 , Lion Creek, Nevis John H. Robertson. 2371 5/3/1908 I Rocky Gully 2393 2/4/1908 Exte~ded quartz claim ! Ca,rrick Range George G;;,,y Lawrence. 714 21/6/1871 Dam I Flood's Gully John Ja,meson. 3334 19/5/1869 Q,uartz Reef Point 3336 19/5/1869 888 4/9/1873 102Il 17/2/1877 8637 30/6/1876 8638 30/6/1876 73Il4 15/10/1896 8536 5/5/1876 T~-race 1206 21/6/1878 6240 7/5/1880 2487 6/8/1908 Wa~:-race : Walker'tGully George'saxon. 2488 6/8/1908 , Ordinary quartz claim ! Smith's Gully George Williams. 2502 3/9/1908 : Extended alluvial claim I Ka,warau River George Cockburn. 2522 8/10/1908 1 Water-race ' Bendigo .. John A. Cameron. 2550 5/11/1908 , I Greenland Creek George Cockburn. 2584 14/1/1909 Camp Creek John H. Robertson. " 2702 5/8/1909 Ordinary Alluvial claim 1 Bannockburn George Williams. 2739 4/11/1909 Tail-race .. Quartz Reef Point John McPherson. 2763 16/12/1909 Special quartz claim 1 Carrick Range .. Edward Evans. 2824 10/3/1910 Water-race j Devil's Creek .. William Adams. 2834 15/4/1910 Ordinary alluvial claim , Lowburn James Wood. 2835 15/4/1910 Arthur Wood. 3289 8/2/1913 Extended ~lluvial claim Lo;;rNevis Hugh Ga,tes. 3417 1/4/1914 Special alluvial claim Nevis John Beattie and George Williame. 2849 12/5/1910 Special site Carrick Range Frances Lawrence. 2872 16/6/1910 Water-race Kawarau Gorge Alexander Taylor. ~922 15/9/1910 Da,m Bendigo .. Cromwell Gold-mines Development Company. 2925 15/9/1910 Wa,ter-race Devil's Creek John La,ffey and William Adame. 61104 26/10/1895 Extended claim , Bannockburn Thomas Smith.

• OoT. 21.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3569

MINING PRIVILEGES. TO BE STRUCK OFF THE R~l

No. I . Date. Nature of Privilege. Locality. RegiRtcrcd Rold_er.

Cromwell LfoenseB-continued. 73270 23/1/1897 Dam Carrick Range Edward Evans, Frank Ledingham, William Price, Alexander Robert­ son, William Robertson. 39549 6/4/1892 Dam and reservoir Ditto. 2989 8/12/1910 , Ordinary alluvial claim Bannockburn" I Thomas Smith. 3118 ll/ll/l9ll I Residence-site .. 1 ~~the! Radford Special site .. ,John K J. McCabe. 3244 12/10/1912 1 " 3311 10/5/1913 I Or~inary alluvial claim , Roaring Meg I Donnkl Henderson. 'Jlyde Licenses. 7/99 4/3/1899 Ordinary alluvial claim Upper Fraser ,John H Davidson. 8199 4/3/1899 Water-race White's Creek 54';99 8/,5/1899 Extended alluvial claim Blackman's Gully Tong Po;, Chung Hoy, Lem Pen, and Sue Soy Yee. 23907 28/3/1899 Water-race Fraser River Willi,im Hansen ,md Sandy Point Gold-dredging Compa.ny. 103/99 8/7/1899 Alfred C. Broad. 128 9/9/1899 Exte~ded alluvial claim : Springvale Henn- H. Watson. '165 21/10/1899 Or

Mnml'G PBlvn.BGES TO BE S'!'BUOK on T][B REGIBTBR--COntinued.

Da'8. Nature of PrlTIJege. Locality. Registered Holder.

Bl.acks f,i0011,Be•. 62/99 19/5/1899 Water-race Serpentine .. I Henry Ra.inham. 137 13/9/1899 Davidson's Creek .. Robert Love. 23929 9/5/1899 Poolburo Creek J. Brown, Catherine Botting, Gari- : baldi Botting, Francis William · Botting, and Leopold Bottfna. 41457 13/1/1886 Tail-race Tinkers .. Louisa G. Glassford. 26786 14/1/1885 22155 11/10/1882 41428 5/8/1885 Tail-race" 40828 5/10/1892 Extended claim .. 22178 7/2/1883 .. ! 41456 13/1/1886 22187 11/4/1883 65609 4/11/1896 Extend;d claim · Samuel H. 'Templeton. 65639 21/1/1897 Extension tail-rsce 65641 21/1/1897 162 ll/10/1899 Water-re.~ Maori Gully, Ida V~lley •• i James Botting, George K. Ga.rth, and Catherine Botting. 163 11/10/1899 James A. Love. 77723 16/6/1897 Germ~ Hill Thomae William Cleghorn and James Anderson. 232 8/11/1899 Water-race Drybread Frederick Morgan. 296 17/1/1900 Dam Poolburo Creek Jamee A. Yule. 369 4/4/1900 Water-race Moa Creek Stewart Hewitt. 59255 6/4/1896 Extended claim .. Serpentine William J. Rainham. 59256 6/4/1896 Tail-race 902 25/4/1901 Water-race Ida Valley William i' Dundas&. 5840 14/3/1887 Dam Blacks John Booth. 13025 6/3/1889 Extended claim .. German Hill Jamee MoAtamney, John Moore, Patrick Scott, Peter Allan, Charle Bault, F. Darlington. 142 28/3/1901 Ordinary alluvial claim Drybread William Jack. 5679 10/5/1881 Residence site Tinkers Hill Alexander Bell. 1830 1/9/1874 Tinkers .. George C. Thomson and Harry Hart. 161 28/11/1901 Branch race Matakanui William Greenba.nk, William Jack, Henry Duck, John Sheppard, Pruder.ce Nicholson, and Helen Harley. 226 28/8/1902 Water-race Bla.oks .. D. Hardie, John Sinnamon, John Reilly, and Edward Furton. 227 28/8/1902 Dam Ditto. 239 25/9/1902 Residence-site B~ks Flat Francie Miller. 3800 4/3/1873 Drybread Louisa G. Glassford. 2426 7/12/1898 Blacks .. Jamee Wh~ sen. 246 30/10/1902 Blacks Flat Philip A. Sullivan. 269 26/3/1903 Ordin~ey alluvial claim Tiger Hill District Edward Smith. 283 28/5/1903 Ordinary dredging claim Cairotrodlie Gold-dredging Com­ pany. 286 28/5/1903 Tail-race Drybread Ching Fong. 86571 16/2/1898 Dam Ida Valley James McAdie, William MoAdie, George John Alexander MoAdie. 344 29/10/1903 Residence-site Chatto Creek F. Barclay. 352 25/2/1904 Water-race . . Tent Gully .. Jane Nevill. 425 26/10/1905 '. Flannery'e Gully .. Samuel Gordon. 476 22/2/1906 .. I Wheelbarrow Gully Stewart and Herbert Hewett. 511 30/8/1906 O~ry alluvial claim Devonshire .. John R. Clare. 522 30/8/1906 Tail-race Ophir Blaoke Flat Gold-dredging Com­ pany. 540 25/10/1906 Ordinary alluvial olaim German Hill Wee Loi. 541 25/10/1906 Water-race 542 25/10/1906 Dam 543 25/10/1906 Tail-race 558 19/12/1906 Water-race Coal Creek Jotd: R. Clare. 561 19/12/1906 Dry rsoe Martin's Hill John Simee. 562 19/12/1906 Dam 598 27/9/1907 Water-race China~an'e Flat Jane Nevill. 2733 3/9/1890 Residence-site Blacks Jamee Pedersen. 655 25/3/1909 Water-race Moa Creek Jamee A. Yule. 6'i6 2!\/3/1909 Br.mch racP . . Tin;er Hill Di · triot .. 675 25/11/1909 Dry race Ida Valley Richard F. Wallis, John Waddell, and Charles Aston. 738 17/10/1911 John Waddell. OoT. 21.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3571

Ef8PMt•.-Weekly.

ETURN of PRINCIPAL E:uoBTB of NBw ZEALAND PBoDUCB from the Dominion during the Week ended Tuesday, R 19th October, 1915. NoTB,-'Ihese figures are subject to alteration. They represent the entries from the ports received at Bead Office, Wellington, op 10 Ii p.m. on Tuesday. • Goods exported are credited, as far as possible, to ea.ch district of production (as per list appended to return for week ended 31st August, 19111, New Zealand Gazette No. 108, page 8117), whether exported through the port for such district or not.

Frosen Meats. Dl8'rlote.• Cheese. Gold. I ··- La.mb. Mutton. Other. --£- I----- £ £ £ £ Auckland 711 180 808 117,181 Kaipara •. Tanranga 2,752 Gisborne New Plymouth Wa.itara .. Patea 129 585 9,866 Wanganni 56 18,704 WE>llington 1,118 18,975 48,737 11,4.56 Napier •• •• ,, 190 8,765 S,704 Wairau (including Picton) •. Nelson .. Westporl Greymouth Bokitika ' Lyttelton 21,849 12,1174 1,498 Timaru •. ' ' Oamaru •. . ! : Dunedin •• . . I 4,608 I S,498 1 10,000 lnvercargill --S-,4-68-l--1-,-42-8--1--4-1-:~-9--t-6-9-:~-87--1--9-9,-·~li-2___ 1_0-:~-- Totals

1 Phorminm Districts.• Grain end Bides end Keuri-gum. , (including Tallow. Timber. Wool. Pnlee. Skins. Tow).

£ £ £ £ £ £ £ Auckland 50 10,321 11,109 1,366 218 1,7118 Kaipara .. S,085 Tanranga Gisborne New Plymouth Waitara .. Pa,ea Wanganui Wellington 9,211 5,896 8,877 Napier ,, .. .. l,lli6 7,287 Wairau (including Picton), . S8 717 899 Nelson .. Westport Greymoutb 2,882 Bokitika Lyttehon 40 608 'Iim&l'll •• 424 I Oamarn .. 18,412 Dunedin 138 , 5,601 .. 1 845 6,809 lnvsroargill Tobola i--2-2s--[-i,;46 u:~09-!--1-,-47_9_ 845 7,084 88,746

Customs Department. W. B. MONTGOMERY, Wellington, 20th October, 19111. Comptroller of Cuato!DB.

D 3512 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. {No. 121

GOtllffltnffl t MeteOf'ologicai Ob,enialOf'll . OLIMATOLOGIOAL TABf,E. MBAIIIR AIID TOTALS l'BOII THB CHIEF STATIONS. September, 1915. ETEOROLOGIOAL Observ&tions, Wellington, for lM the Month of September, 1915. Observ&tions t&ken - :.s I mxtremea . ! a.m. N"me ot 8tiation l\aci ,~ .. ~. ..,-· I ..- goi;;i _ "'a.Ii Altitude of Observ&tory, 8 fi. Ob"t\rver : fa~ ,t =~ ------i.Elb From Self-registering Instruments ,,; .. .!tiil I :;i= =.e 0 ... for Twentiy-four Hours previouety. "" ;. -II i ::s :!I .g~ ... 0" = ·o::t ~ Q, 6 ~ I I . "'o~.. .. Q, • .I, .., Q, • a .. -c 0 a= Ft. I NoBTH ISLAND, Deg. I Deg. I Deg. I a" e .. .! e .E ~ ': - "'" t E.s ~ ;;>G> ·-"'.... 201 RUAWAI .. , . 57·6 65•5 f 49·7 ;o,a. ~-:i ~ ':::; = Oa, ~] ~i .::~a,« "'cc ... =o e E-RA • • .55·0 64·5 II 45·6 1 548 F&b. Fab. F!th. Fab. Fah. G. F. MoGlrr I 925 ROTORUA 58·9 61·6 i 46·3 / 551 17 I 29·759 58·4 46 2 52·3 113·6 45·0 49 8 10 s. 28 L. J. B&yfleld ' · I I 2 80·189 48·2 43·4 45·8 85·8 39·0 41 7 5 8. 340 W.UBI 55·7 I 64-1 I 47·3 749 , 20 3 80·02!1 55·2 380 46·6 106 4 280 129 10 N. 6 ! P.A. Clifford 4 29;789 55·4 50·6 53·0 108·6 4ij·4 36 8 10 N. l I , , TAUBAIIGA ,. 56•1 64•7 : 47·5 i 657 20 5 29·7~9 08·6 50·4 54-5 109·8 49·2 33 2 8 N. 1\1 C, J. Butcher 6 29 879 57'4 51·2 54·3 114 8 42·6 45 1 2N.W. 63 NBW PLYMOUTH 56·2 [ 62·7 ' 49·8 . 459 19 7 80263 57·8 36·6 47·2 112·6 27·0 13 5 S N. W. W. Smith I ' 8 80·429 58·0 114·8 46-4 111·8 24-2 7Ii O N. 250 MouJKAHAKI • -155·8 64·0 47·6 329 15 9 80·339 60·0 4!;-4 52·7 114 6 33·4 149 8 N. J. Kirkl&nd l 0 30·149 58·0 117·4 49·U 21• 52·4 I fi5·2 81 t; N. , 17 2080 TAIHAPB , • 49·7 56·1 43·3 184 18 l 1 29·929 o7·6 53·0 55·3 119·8 49·6 41 2 lON.W. 1 A. R. F..nnin l 2 30·079 58·4 56·0 53·6 110 6 50 0 370 5 N. PALIIEBBTOII NORTH • • 54•5 62·1 47·0 165 l 8 80·163 59·4 54·2 56·8 117-8 50·0 27 fl 4 N. J . .E. Vernon l 4 29·882 60·0 654 57·7 110·6 52·4 2 85 ~ N. 56 186 GBEYTOWII 54'7 98 7 l 5 29·71\l 62·4 53 6 58·0 li21·8 52·0 26 9 SN.W. 5 W. C. D&vies l 6 29 8:AO 61·4 54·0 57·7 122·6 5:Ni' 4 2i JON.W. 7 377 MASTERTON 54·o I 63·5 47 10 17 29 769 60·6 57·8 59 2 lll·8 54 8 5 4, ~N.WI Wm. Hood l 8 29·829 61 b 53·4 57·5 117 6 48 6 4 07 o ~.W 0ISBORNJC , , 56·8 65·3 202 11 l 9 29·769 62 2 /il·8 57·0 118·8 48·2 31 (1 8 NI C.H. Ferris 20 29·870 58·6 49 2 53 9 116·4 4:l·O 2 90 8 8. 2 14 GBBJCIIIIEADOWS, NA- 57•4 65·9 49·0 120 5 2 I 30·1!19 68·4 44-8 51·6 ll!J·6, 40·L ;, 01• 8 8. PIJCR 2 2 80·lll 65·8 47-2 51-5 114-2 40 2 21 9 6 N. Rev. W. B. Buckley 28 80·188 ;i9·8 54-4 127·8 57"1 5:l·O 301 8 N. 10 Wl!LLINGTOII 54·4 59·5 49•4 162 -12 24 80·2!19 59 6 50 0 54·8 105·6 !!J-11 2 4(1 10 s. 1 F. W. Simms 25 30·320 55 8 50·2 5S 0 84·4 47·2 2 46 10 8. 26 80·8~9 66 4 44·2 55·3 126·6 32 0 52 4 E. , 80·241 27 68·4 45 2 56·8 121·8 33·2 40 8 E. [ SOUTH ISLAND. Deg. Deg. Deg. Point•. Dys. 28 :!9·820 68 8 60•4 1~4·2 5:!·0 42·4 70 10 Calm 19 34 NELSON 53·0 60·0 46·0 2J7 12 29 29 649 61·8 55·6 58 7 109·6 53•(; 4 41 10 ~. Rev. J. P. K.emp­ BO :.!9·879 60·8 52·6 56·7 121·0 49 Ci 4 OG 4 N. Sl thorne ...... 1218 HANIIJCB SPA 52·2 63·0 41'15 106 Ii ------J. F. Robieson • 80·016 li9·5 49·4 54·4 113·9 44·1 2 \18 7·21 . . 162 25 CHRISTCHURCH 51 ·8 61 ·5 42·2 13 2 ~' ------~ -·- - -·------H.F. Skey 29·925 67-3 45·4 51-4 104'5 38·4 t 2 44 .. .. 424 42 LINCOLN 52·5 63·8 41-7 70 5 L.J. Wild • Ileane, &c. t Means pre"ioue yea.re. RAKAU 52·5 64·0 41 ·0 11 2 Miss A. Hardy DIBBOTION OP' WIND. 130 TIHABU 50·7 61 ·5 40·0 17 4 N. N.E, E, S.E. S. s.w. W. N. W. Ce.Im, Caretaker of Domah1 90 W Alli!ATB 15 I . . I 2 ·1 .. I 6 I .. 6 1 60·9 60·7 41-1 so 4 W. M. Hamilton 300 0UNBDDI 51 ·8 60·2 48·4 98 7 NoTB. - The weather during the month h&s been fine D. 'l'annook hnt cloudy, &nd barometric pressure &nd temper&tures 24a GoBB 49·4 60·4 38·5 114 11 h&ve been well &hove the mean of previous years. Tot&! H. Dole.more bright snushiue, 156 hours 51 minmes, &nd one sunless day. 12 HOKITIKA -51·0 57·1 I 45·0 1266 22. Frost was recorded on the grass on four mornings. 111ean F. T. Sandford earth-temperature at lf;. w&s 58·9°, and 58 &0 a, 3 ft. Me&n 18 lNVBBCARGILL 49·2 59·9188·6 254 13 dew-point, 47·2°; mean el&st,o force of vapour, 0·325 in.; L. Lennie and mean relative humidity, 77 per cent. of s ..turation. ·

SUM:111.ABY FOB 1'llE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1016. Except in the northernmost portion of the North Iiland and the West Coast of the E!oqth, rainfall was b~low the average. The E.i;st Coast districts again txpsrier:.ctd very dry conditions, ar.d mttny places rt port a serious d.ficier:.cy in the amount of water in the streams. Several w

NEW ZEALAND RAlNFALL FOR SEPTEMBER, 1915. I New Zealrtnd Rainfall for September, 191.5-oontinned.

[NoTK,-Late r~tnrns for_ stations appear at end of table.) Tote.I Fall, Station. Points IDe.vs with , I I(100 to Inch). Ra.In St&tlon, To;~}~:ll, I Daye .witih i (100 Go lncb). I Ram. I NORTH ISLAND-continued. (C.) SoUTH·WEST ASPECT-CAPE EoMONT TO CAPE p Al,LISEN NORTH ISLAND. -continued. (A.) NoRTB·EAaT AsPECT-NoRTD CAPE TO EAST CAPE. Te.umatatahi, Upper Waitotsra Mangonni 487 16 Whangamornone. 519 19 PBkarake., Ohe.ee.wai 585 11 Ta.uma.runui 3t,i6 16 Waimatenui , , 703 15 Okahuknre. 'l'ahnnakura. Bay of Islands 591 13 Ma.nnnui 101 6 Puhipuhi Plantation, Whakapara. 970 13 Re.urimn (1,920 ft.) Whangarei Ohaknne 209 16 Aponga 574 17 llaetihi 258 13 Rnatangsta 621 15 Horopito 496 21 Kir,paka Waiouru 243 7 Whanl,!arei 492 16 l\fange.poran 254 11 Whangarei Heads 486 8 Newtonlees, Kaitoke, Wanganni 216 12 Leigh Pe.rikino, We.nganni River 215 9 Mount Eden, Aackland,, 579 22 Marybank, Wauge.nui , , 282 15 Knnkapakape., Auckland 633 Belmont, Te.yforth, Wanganui 258 13 Cuvier Islanrl Wanganui ,, 361 10 Rocky Bay, Waiheke 400 19 Rnanui Tairna 517 12 De.Ivey, Tnre.kina 212 16 'l'urua, Thames 869 15 Erewhon Station, Moawhango 219 12 The Dorne.in, Faeroe. 522 12 Hunterville , , 203 14 Karaka 4a5 18 Awakilta, Hunterville (1,451 ft.) 206 12 Riverside. Clevedon 530 18 Waituna West, Fei.lding 179 17 Morrinsville . . 488 21 Thoresby, Marton 209 14 Whakarewa.rewa, Rotornn 518 20 Halcombe 187 17 w~~ m 18 Waitatapie., Bull's 175 18 Rnatoki 563 9 Glen Orona 252 13 Opotiki 440 4 Orona Downs M1traehako, Opotiki 533 11 Foxton 116 9 Strathmore, Opotiki 708 12 Nge.hiwa, Himata.ngi 149 17 Taugihanga, '.re Araroa .. Makino, Feilding Mautotara, Te Araroa . . 839 14 Feitding 212 15 Rankokore, Thames 500 7 Kome.ko 256 10 Te Kaha .. 429 6 Ke.ire.nga . . , . 210 12 Pakira Station, Cape Runaway F1tzt1ernert West, J:'almerston North Otaki .• 196· 16 (B.) NoRTB·WEST AsPECT-CAPE MARIA VAN D1EMEN TO CAPE "Tiroroe.," He.utere Cross 300 10 EoMOl!IT, Ke.p,ti Island 282 15 Rangitihi 618 22 Waike.nae 222 14 Uma.wera, Hokirtnge. 542 16 Pahantanni 14! 7 Te Ke.rae, Broadwood Khe.ndallah 217 14 Wekrtweka •. 844 26 Opau, North Makara 188 10 Ranf.!iahua, Hokianga Harbour 809 23 (D.) SoUTB·EAST ASPECT-EAST CAPE TO CAPB PALLISEB, Kohnkohn , , 478 22 Kereto~i St1ttion, Waimatenui 660 13 Waitake.ro 296 9 J\latakohe, K11.ip9,ra 592 9 Pakihiroa 459 8 Tere.whati, Pe.kot.ai 683 23 Tola.ga Il11,y 213 12 Holensville 530 17 Ke.haroa, We.irne.te. Valley 201 11 Onehnnga. ,, 533 14 Motu 451 8 Me.ngere School, Auckland 496 19 Korange. Valley 393 18 We.iukn, Auckland 489 18 Waihan, Gisborne 182 10 Onewhero 3,;9 20 I Eastwoodhill, Gisborne , . Kawhie. ,, 330 14 Otokn , . 21l6 15 Turangaornoane., Mate.mate. 496 19 Waitahoata., Whatatntu .. 185 1 Te.npo .• 313 12 Te KarakH. •. HS 10 Taha.rue, Station, Ee.st Te.npo 581 19 Glenroy Station, Gisborne 2,58 14 Otewe., We.itomo County 514 13 Waihuka, Gisborne 130 7 Waitonio Caves 781 12 Ormond 187 7 Te Kuiti 514 16 I Pstnte.hi, Gishorne 139 7 M•ngrikohi, Piopio 407 13 Whakapunake 308 12 Puketiti, Piopio 710 18 Strath ble.ne, Hangs.roe. 351 12 Hamilton, Waikato 477 22 Mnriwe.i 193 7 State Farm, Waerengs .. 403 16 Nga.tape. Glen alurre.v 401 21 Tahora, Gisborne 325 14 Ngaruawahia. 412 16 Tiniroto, Gisborne 267 10 Waikerie.. K,hikihi l\Iorere •. 326 12 "Waitere," K1hikihi 501 Hi Mange.one Valley, Tangitere 330 11 Putaruru .. 526 15 Spring Hill, Mohaka , . 226 5, Waiatua, Kaitieke, Ranrimn 493 16 Portland Island liil 11 Me.ngaotakt (550 fG.) 761 11 Patnrn,mu, Wairoa Paekaha, Pe.emako 456 16 Puketitiri 287 7 Okoke 636 19 Ta.rawer& 280 20 Purangi 523 19 Tu tire. Lake , . 209 7 Nge.t,marn, Tare.ta • , 687 14 Eskde.le, Hedgeley , , 177 8 Riversdale, Inglewood (817 ft.) 7t,l8 21 Riverbank, H.issington, Na.pier 171 8 Inglewood .• 657 18 Napier .. U9 7 Upper Mangorei (1,000 ft.) 1143 24 Wa.hine, Sherendeu, He.stings 167 7 Mokopeka, Hastings , • 55 6 Frimley, He.stin11s , • 91 (C.) S,ou1·B-WEST AsPEOT-,-CAPE EnMONT ·ro C•PK P.u.LJSKII• 5 Whe.ne.wh11,ne., He.stings 232 15 l\:Ionnt Egmont Me.raflkake.ho, He.stings,, 110 11 Opnuake 197 18 Te Roto, Poukawa. 88 6 Riverlea, Ka.ponga 261 13 Pukehou, Te Aute 81 7 Eltham · 272 18 Gwa.vas, Tikokino 129 10 Omoana 44! 19 Ara.moans. Watpe.wa 71 7 Stratford (1,020 it.) 459 15 Rangitapn, We.ipa.wa •. 66 6 Ohawe, Ila.were. 147 9 Mount Vernon, Wa.ipe.wa. 43 8 Patee. 203 12 Norsewood •. M"ta.imoana • , Wa.imara.ma., Ha.wke's Day 122 6 Ornama.\na, Moawhango Ma.ngaknri .• 75 5 3574 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 121

New Zealamt BainfaU for September, 1915-oontinued. I .Vew Zealand Ramjait Jo, September, 1915-oontinued.

To,al Fall, IDaya with Stalion. ·I To,alPoin,a Fall, IDave ' wltb Station. I(loit°.!~:8im). Rain, I1100 so Inch)., Rain. --·· ------·--~- NORTH ISLAND-continued. SOUTH ISLAND-continusa. (D.) 80UTB-E.l8T ABHOT-EABT CAPE TO CAPE p ALLISEB- (G.) EAST ABPIICT-K.AIEOUBA TO CAPB 8AUNDBB8, continued. Waipukurau •• 29 4 Hanmer Springs Nursery 126 6 Culverden 33 2 Motuotaraia, Wanstead •. 53 4 51 Makaretu 118 7 Highfield, Amuri 8 Oruawbaro,Takapan 6li 10 Keinton Combe, Waie.u, Amuri 89 4 Ormondville 64 7 We.iau 58 4 Dannevirke Mackenzie, Cheviot 59 8 Umutaoroa (top end) 318 18 Gore Bay, Cheviot 72 5 Porangahau 86 4 Stoke Grange, Springbank Pourerere Oxford East .. 67 5 Woodbank, Wimbledon liO 10 Amberley 18 2 Pine Grove, Dannevirke 81 5 Singletree, Alford Forest Ma~gatainokr, 251 17 Mount Somers 67 6 Pahiatua 355 16 Bealey 890 13 Makuri, Pahiatua 252 18 Bealey Flat · 1880 17 Eaetry, Tane, Eketahuna 206 19 Rhodes Oonvalesoent Home, Cash: ! 16 1 Tawataia, Eketahuna 181 18 mere Hille Eketahu11a Sll4 18 New Brighton 6 2 Castlepoin, 80 5 Otahnn11, Tai Tapu 18 1 Annedale, Te Nui 63 5 Little River 22 2 Ditton, Masterton 93 11 Uororata 48 8 Boeh Grove, Masterton .. Little Akalo11 Marangai 22 4 Akaroa 24 3 Eringa, Masterton •. 56 9 Mount Torleese, Springfield 76 5 Hiknrangi College, Clareville Viewlea, Methven •. ..·· 1 Waibakeke, Carterton 59 8 Rudstone, Methven •• ! 84 5 187 Martinbprougb 49 8 Kisselton, Lak~ Coleridge 6 Featherston 209 10 Lake Coleridge Homestead 170 8 11 Glenariffe, Double Hill •• 895 11 Summit 491 Kyle Waiwetu 213 7 .. i Wainniomata Reservoir .. 1)27 13 Winchmore, Ashburton , . .. I 21 8 Stokes Valley Porateko, Mayfield 127 4 Lower Hutt 259 11 Ashburton 17 s Western Hutt 864 13 Fairview, Springburn 61 5 Karori Reservoir 196 18 Evandale, Mount Somers 127 6 Seatoun Lynnford, Hinds 12 4 Coniston, Aehburton 17 8 SOUTH ISLAND. Mount Peel, Rangitata 105 4 Peel Forest 47 4 (.l!l.) NORTH AsPBO'r-CAPB FABBWBLL m KUKOUB.l. Huntsham, Peel Forest .. Paturau, via CoJlingwood 6S4 20 Schoolhouse, Peel Forest Parapara 586 14 Kapunatiki, Rangitata •. 17 8 Motueka 256 15 The Hei11hts, Geraldine .. 38 5 Murchison Waitui, Geraldine 52 8 Stanley Brook, Nelson 200 11 Orari Gorge 64 5 Aporo, Nelson Ore.ri Estate, Orari Ill 6 Waterworks, Nelson Balmoral " Harakeke," Central Moutere 163 9 Braemar 380 14 Upper Sherry River Le.mbrook, Fairlie 53 4 Bigb:field, Kohatu 170 9 "Craigieburn," Kimbell 75 5 Tophonse 449 12 Mary Burn Station, Mackenl!lie UIS 7 Hope, Nelson 175 7 Country , Port· Hardy, French Pass 830 16 Godley Peaks, Te Kapo, Mackenzie I 240 7 Stephen loland .. 296 17 Country The Brothers Rhoboroui:h Downs, Lake Pnkaki, 185 12 Cape Campbell 27 2 Mli.llkenzie Country Picton 187 9 Athlone, Albury , . 99 /j Endeavour Inlet , . 834 10 Waratah, Albury .. 64 6 Manaroa, l'elorus Sound 201 7 Kakahu Bush, Geraldine .... I 85 5 Yncyea, Pelorus Sound , . 470 8 Pleasant Point 18 8 Hartley Hills, Hillersden 235 9 Te Pah Farm, Seadown.. . . I 9 3 Ugbrooke, Blenheim Timaru Reservoir .. 17 4 Robin Hood Bay 178 8 Hermitage, Mount Cook (2,lilO ft.) , • I Seddon 82 6 Benmore Station, Omarama , . I 212 18 "Ohancet" Ward , . 26 5 Otiake i 58 8 Lynton Downs, Kaikoura Barton's Siding .• I Timara Statinn, Renwicktown 151 7 Livingstone . , I 120 3 Kaituna, Marlborough •• 161 8 Arnmore, Windsor .. 84 a Spring Creek, Blenheim 92 5 Totara Station, near Oamaru 25 3 Avondale Station, Blenheim •• 138 9 Duntroon 62 2 Langridge ·station, Upper Awatere Oamaru ,, 15 2 Trotter's Creek, Hillgrove 64 6 (F.) WEST AsPIIOT-CAPE FAREWELL TO PUYBBGUB Po111T, Kauroo Hi.JI, Maheno , • . , , 35 2 Farewell Bpi& 428 10 Balrudder)', Kauroo Hill, Maheno •• Karamea, Westport 372 15 Bushey Park, Palmerston Soutb .• I 70 5 Millerton Opoho, Dunedin (888ft.) . , Westport 888 111 Fish-hatchery, Portobello ' 97 9 Warwick Junction Incom[plete Whare Flat . , i 109 6 Reefton (64S U.) 834 , 18 Moan& I (H.) SoUTB Asl'EOT-CAPB SAUNDBBB TO PUYSEGUB Po111T. i Greymouth •. 570 20 Paerau .. 75 5 Lake Hochstetter, Greymouth 1248 14 Great Moss Swamp, via Paliearoa 115 6 Inohbonn1e , • Ewehurn Nursery, Ranfurly 91 6 Otirir, 2488 20 Waipiata 60 8 o,ira (1,285 ft.) 2250 18 Naseby 103 10 Ross, Westland .. I 1289 18 Kokonga •• 86 3 Okura •• I Gladbrook Station, Middlemarch 64 10 Puysegur Point Mount Pisa Station, Cromwell 220 8 OcT. 21.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETrl'E. 3575

New Zealand Rainfall for September, 191.5-coutinued. New Zealand Rainfall for September, 191.5-coutinued . . I . I . ;otal Fall,-[--.-.- Station. ] To:~::;:11, [ D&ys .with Station. I l'oirits . Da.,s with ! (l~to !nob). I R&tn. i (100 to Iucb).: Ru.in.

SOUTH ISLAND-continued. il.) ISLANDS. (H.) SOU'rH ABPECT-CAPE SAUNDERS TO PuYsEGUR POINT- Ueutre island continued. Stewart Island 53/i 23 Luggate, Cromwell 248 13 Horse-shoe Bay, Stewart Isiand 506 21 Manorbnrn Dam Port Pegasus Queenstown 395 8 Niue Island Moa Creek 70 4 Avarua., Rarotoui;1a, Conk !~lands Galloway, Alexandr& South 45 4 Aituta.ki lsla.nd, Cook Islands Ophir Mauga.ia., Cook I•la.nds St. Bath&n's 145 8 Ubatbam Island Clyde 116 8 RJxburgh 73 4 LATE RETURNS. Balclutha Owaka 96 6 Ka.nka.paka.pa., August, 1915 494 17 Tapauui Nursery 140 12 Cuvier Island, July, l\!15 , . 686 12 Waikawa Valley 226 10 ,, August, 1915 33! 15 Wharuarimu 223 17 Pa.kihiroa, August, 1915 800 12 Uplands, Waimahe.ka 2;H 13 Tabora, Gisborne, August, 1915 530 16 Roolin Estate, Woodlands Eva.nda.le, Mt. Somers, August, 1915 50 2 Wyndham South 180 10 Ma.ryburn Station, August, l!Jl5 21 4 D1pton 166 9 Moa. Cretk, June, 1915 63 a Bluff July, 1915 18 1 Nightcaps 209 12 ,, August, 1915 . , 38 1 Rannock, Orawia Hermitage, Mt. Cook, August, 1915, . 611 7 Riverton Aitutaki, August, 1915 .. / 24G ~ Manapouri 444 15 Mangaia., August, 11115 , . 508 14

l,icensing MeBsrs. W. B.-own and Sons to u,,e and occupy a I SCHEDULE. Part of the Foreslwre and Land below Low.water Mark of 1. lN these conditions the term " JVlini~ter " means the Kaipara Harbour at Te Kopuru as a Site for a Wharf. Minister of Marine as defined by the Shipping and Seamen Act, 1908, and includes any officer, person, or authority J, I V E R P O O L , Go v er nor . acting by or under the direction of such Minister. OUDER IN COUNCIL. • 2. The concessions and privileges conferred by this Order ' in Council shall extend and a.pp!y only to the part of the At thl' OovemmPnt Honse at Wellington, this eighteenth

10. The sa.id rights, powers, and privileges may ·be at any Navigation is also prohibited within a radius of l ·5 miles time resumed by the Governor, without payment of any com­ from Chucho. Tao. · pensation whatever, on giving to the licensees three calendar Approximate position of Taikungtau: Latitude 35° 57' months' previous notice in writing. Any such notice shall 45• N., longitude 120° 29' 15n E. be sufficient if given by the Minister, and delivered at or ,vooSUNG RIVEB.--SHANGHAI HARBOUB.-GAS·BUOY ES· posted to the last known address of the licensee. TABLISHED.-On 19th July, 1915, a red gas-buoy, showing 11. The licensees shall be liable for any injury which the an occuUing white light every 8 aeconda-thus, light 4 aeconda, said wharf may cause any vessel or boat to sustain thr,mgh eclipsed 4 aeconds-was established in 12 ft. at low-water any default or neglect on their part. .spring tides, 540 yards 234° from Tuugkou Creek powder­ 12. In case the licensees shall- ma.gazine. (l.) Commit or suffer a breach of the conditions herein­ This buoy is known as the Tungkou buoy, and marks the before set forth, or any of them ; western side of the channel (2.) Cease to use or occupy the said wharf for a period of thirty days ; WASHINGTON. (3.) Fail to pay the sum specified in cla.use 3 of these con• ditions; or STRAIT OF JUAN DE FuoA.-NEAH BAY GAS AND WHISTLll (4.) Become bankrupt, or be brought under the operation BuoY.--CliARACTERISTIC OF LIGHT TO BE OHANGED.-About of any Ja.w for the time being in force relating to 20th September, 1915, the characteristic of the light exhibited bankruptcy.- from Neah Bay gas and whistle buoy will be changed from then and in either of the said cases this Order in Council, occulting white to flasl•·ing red of 120 candle-power every and every license, right, power, or privilege thereby con­ 3 second,9-thus, flash 0·3 aeco11d, eclipsed 2·7 seconds. ferred, may be revoked and determined by the Governor in Approx. position: Lat. 48° 23' 35• N., long. 124° 36' 25' W. Council without any notice to the licensees or other proceed­ H.O. Charts Nos. 527 and 903. ing whatsoever; and publication in the New Zealand Gazette U.S. Coast Survey Charts Nos. U, 7002, 5052, 6400, 6300, of an Order in Council containing such revocation shall be and 6265. sufficient notice to the licensee,, and to all persons concerned Light List, Pacific Coast, 1915, page 70, No. 367. or interested, that· this Order in Council, and the license, U.S. Coast Pilot, Pacific Coast, 1909, page 137. rights, and privileges thereby granted and conferred, have PUGET SOUND.-ROBINSON POINT LIGHT.--0HARACTERISTI1!l been revoked and determined. TO BE OHANOED.-FoG-SIGNAL TO BE CHANGED.-About 15th J. F. ANDREWS, October, 1915, the characteristic of Robinson Point light will Clerk of the Executive Council. be changed from fixed red to flashing white of a.bout 35,000 candle-power showing 1 group of 3 :flashes every 10 seconds. The light will be shown 40 ft. above the water from a oylindrica.l lantern on an oeta.gona.l tower, with a one-story Notke to Mariners No. //8 of 1915. fog-signal building attached, on the eastern end of the point. On the same date the fog-signal will be changed from a steam whistle to a third-class reed horn sounding blasts of Marine Department, 4 seconds duration every 20 seconds. Wellington, N.Z., 14th October, 1915. The new structure is a.bout 24 yards 254° from the present THE following Notices to Mariners, which have been light. received from the Hydrographic Office, Washington; Approx. position: Lat. 47° 23' 19* N., long. 122° 22' 23" W. the Hydrogra.phic Office, London ; and the Presidency Port Office, Madras, a.re published for genera.I information. ARGENTINA. "GEORGE ALLPORT, Secretary. MoooTES POINT LlGHT•STATION.-lNTENDED .Foo-SIGNAL. -A compressed-air siren sounding 1 blast every 60 aetmula­ thus, blast 5 seconds, silent 55 seconds-will be .established ENGLISH CHANNEL.-DOVER STRAIT. in the near future at Mogotes Point Lighthouse. THE RIDGE (LE CoLBART).-LIGHT-VESSEL ESTABLISHED.'­ Approximate position of Mogotes Point Lighthouse : Position.-Off the south-west extremity of the Ridge (Le Latitude 38° 5' 30n S., longitude 57° 32' 31• W. Colbe.rt). Lat. 50° 47' 30" N., long. 1° 16' E. H.O. Charts Nos.1132 and 616. Characteristics of Light-ve,ssel.-{a.) Light: Character-,-A Bureau List of Lights, Vol. I, 1915, No. 1657. :flashing white light every thirty seconds. (b.) Fog-signal : H.O. Publication No. 88, East Coast of South America, beacription-A horn, worked by hand, giving two blasts in 1904, page 630. quick succession every two 1ninutes. (c.) Vessel: Description HAITI. -The vessel carries a globe as dayma.rk. Oharts ajjected.-No. 1895, Duugeness to the The.mes; DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (SANTO DOMINGO).-E.AST COAST.­ No. 2612, Fecamp to Boulogne; No. 2451, Owers to Dunge­ CAPE ENGANO.-LIGHT ESTABLISHED.-Informa.tion has been ness; No. 2675c, English Channel, ea.stern sheet; No. 1598, received through the Department of State. that a jf,a,81,ing English Channel; No, 2339, the North Sea. white .light, showing 1 flash every 5 ae~thue; flash 0·5 second, eclipsed 4·5 seconds-has been established at Cape CHINA SEA. Enge.no. · · The light is exhibited 165 ft.. above high water. PARACEL ISLANDS.-NORTH REEF.-POSITION.-North Reef Approx. position : Lat. 18° 36' 30" N., long. 68° 19' 6" w. has been reported to lie 5·5 miles further north-westward H.O. Charts Nos. 21, 1290, 1411, 40, 948, 2649, and 2650. than shown on the charts. Bureau List of Lights, VoL I, 1915, No. 1099A. Approximate charted position of western end of reef : H.O. Publication No. 128, West Indies Pilot, Vol. I, 1913, Latitude 17° 2' N., longitude lll0 29' E. page 433. H.O. Charts Nos. 1500, 529, 796, and 2785. B.A. Chart No. 1263. SAONA !SW.ND.-POINT 0ANA.-L1GHT ESTABLISHED.­ H.O. Publication· No. 125, Asia.tic Pilot, Vol. IV, 1915, Information has been received through the Depe.rtinent of page 119. State that a :flashing white light, showing 1 :flash every 3 seconds-thus, flash 0·6 aecond, eclipsed 2·4 seconds-has been CHINA.-EAST COAST.-KIAOCHOW BAY.-LIGHTS CHANGED. established on Point Cana, ea.stern end of Sa.one. Island. -The following changes have been ma.de in the lights in The light is exhibited 458 ft. above high water, and is Kia.ochow Bay :- · visible l O miles. Commercial Harbour.-The fixed green light on the southern Approx; position: Lat. 18° 6' 39• N., long. 68° 33'54• W. breakwater (Mole No. 1) has been repla.ced by a fixed red light. H;O. Che.rte Nos. 21, 1290, 14ll, 40, 948, 2649, 2650, and The fixed red light on the end of the northern breakwater n~ . .. has been replaced by a fixed green light. . Bureau List of Lights, VoL I, 1915, No.'1099B. Little Harbour.-The fixed green light on the end of the H.O. Publication No. 128, West Indies Pilot, Vol. I, 1913, southern breakwater has been repla.ced by a fixed red light. page 435. · · The fixed red light on the end of the northern breakwater has been repla.ced by a fixed green light. HA wAIIAN IsL.ums, K!AOCHOW BAY A!'PROAOH.- TAIKUNGTAU.-AMENDED 0AHU.-'liONOLllt.U. HAmiOUB.-Buoy·· ·To Bi!; ·oxsoo'N~ LIMITS OF PROHIBITED AREA.~The approach. to· Kiaochow irINtrED •....;.About 1st September, 1915, oha.imel buoy· 10;, Bay has been practically cleared of mines,"but· navigation ha.s Honolulu 1!$tbblit, will be permanently :clisoontihued." · · been temporarily prohibited in the-area bounded !\I! follows :"'- H.O. Cqll,l'tQNos, 1216 and 867. · · On the east by a line extending 3 · miles 356° fro!fi · ~he U.S. -Oo@st Survey Ch~.Nos. 4102, 41.16, and·noo. · . sun:lmit of Ta.ikuugta.u, thence 6 miles 266\ thence 3 miles Pacific Islands, Vol. TU; 11!09, page .244...... 176°, thence 6 miles 86° to the summit of .'J'aikungtau. Coast Pilot Notes on Hawaiian.Islands, 1912, pages; OcT. 21.J THR.NE:W ,.. ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3577

JAPAN, effecting a special registration by application to the Registrar. WEST 0oAST.-8Hill[Ol!l'0SIIXI STBAIT.-DREDomo.-LIGBT­ General, Wellington. BUOYS ESTABLISHED.-The following light-buoys have been By section 9 of the Births and Deaths Registration Amend­ established for dredging purposes :- ment Act, 1915, it is enacted that the Registrar-General may Light-!:moy No. 1, black, showing an occulting green light, register the birth of any child born in New Zealand previous 1,1.00 yards 182° 30' from Hiyori Yama (296 ft.) summit. to the period of six months before the passing of the Act Light-buoy No. 2, bll¥ik, showing an occulting green light, but whose birth has not previously been registered : Pro­ 1,210 yards 169° from Hiyori Yama. vided that satisfactory evidence on oath, and such other Light-buoy No. 3, black, showing a flashing white light with prooj as he may deem necessary, of the fact, .time, and 1 91'0'UP of 2 ftaahea, 1,410 ya.rd.a 162° 30' from Hiyori Yama. place of birth, and of the particulars of the parents, shall Light-buoy No. 4, red, showing an occulting white light, be received by the Registrar-General within twelve months 1,280 yards 150° from Hiyori Yama. after the passing of the Act, and that on application to have NOTE.-These light-buoys may be moved from time to such birth registered a fee of jit-e shillings shall be paid to the time as the work progresses. Registrar-Genera.I. F. W. MANSFIELD, INDIA, Registrar-General. Ezamination Semce.-Porl of Madl'a8. The attention of masters of ve880ls is oa.lled to the Public Traffic Regu]ations, Port of Madras, Part I (f and g). Applications invited fo1· the Position of Experimentalist, Masters of vessels are warned that when approaching the Ruakura Farm of ln•t·ruction, Department oj A,griculture, Port of Madras they should make for the examination Hamilton East. anchorage off Ca.ssimode buoy, and not proceed towards the entrance of the harbour until permission has been granted Office of Public Service Commissioner, for them to do so. Wellington, 7th October, 1915. Neglect of these precautions renders their vessels liable to PPLICATIONS will be received by the undersigned up be fired on. A till noon on the 26th October, 1916, for the position ------of Experimentalist, Ruskura Farm of Instruction, Depart­ ment of Aiirioulture, Hamilton East. Govemment Ojfiw, w be clo.ted on Tuead,a,y, 30th November 2. Applications (to be made on P.S.C. Form 17A, ob­ (St. Andrew'a Day). ts.inable at principal post-offices) must be addressed to the Secretary to the Public Service Commissioner, WellinBton, Offices of Public Service Commissioner, and must embrace a statement of education and experience, Wellington, 12th October, 1915. particulars of age, &c. S provided under Public Service Regulations, the 3. Applicants should have had an education in agricultural A Government Offices throughout New Zea.land will be science, and should be thoroughly versed in farm practice; olc·ed on Tuesday, 30th November, 1915, in celebration of some training and experience in experimental me,hods is St. Andrew's Day. · · also r• q uirt'd. D. ROBERTSON, The appointment will be subject to the provisionf! of the Public Service Commissioner. Public Service Act, 1912. The position will be graded in the Professional Division, Class E. Salary, £260. P. VERSCHAFFELT, Notiu of Vuting of Land in the Public. Truatee under the Secretary. Public Tf"U8t Ojftce Act, 1908, Part II, Unclaimf.d Landa.

.HEREAS the Public Trustee has, for the purpose of W Part lI of the Public Trust Office Act, 1908, and its ApplicatiOM invited for the Poeition of Buildings Ot,erseer, amendments (relating to unclaimed lar:ds), made due in­ Public Works Department, Wellingwn. quiries with respect to the land described in the Schedule hereunder, and the whereabouts of the owner thereof, and Office of Public Service Commissioner, has, in respect of the said land, given the notices prescribed Wellington, 18th October, 1916. by section 66 of the said Act, and has in all respects complied PPLICA'l'IONS will be received by the undersigned up with the provisions of that Act pertinent hereto : And A till noon on tho 30th October, 1915, for the position of whereas the Public Trustee has not thereby ascertained the Buildings Overseer, Public Works Department, Wellington. whereabouts of the owner or of any agent of such owner in 2. Applications (to be made on P.S.C. Form 17A, obtain­ New Zealand, nor has such owner established his title to the able at principal post-offices) must be addressed to the said land, as required by the said Act : Secretary to the Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, Now, I, the undersigned, the Public Trustee, hereby give and must embrace a statement of education and experience, notice that the said land is, under and ·by virtue of the said particulars of age, &c. Act, vested in the Public Trustee as aforesaid, as from the 3. Applicants must be first-class carpenters and joiners, date of the publication hereof, and will be administered under and have a good knowledge of all branches of the building the Public Trust. Office Act, 1908, and its amendments ; the trades, also of cabinetmaking, upholstery, office fittings and value of the land for the purposes of section 67 (d) of the appliances. said Act being less than £100. 4. Applicants must be capable of taking out quantities of D.1ted at Wellington this 14th day of October, 1915. materials and of preparing plans, r ports, and estimates FRED. FITCHETT, (both of materials and labour), and all classes of work con. Public Trustee. nected with alterations and additions to buildings, fittings, and furnishing. Applicants must furnish a Sixth Standard certificate of SCHEDULE. education. A.LL that parcel of land, in the Provincial District of Auck­ The appointment will be subject to the provisions of the land, containing by admeasurement 60 a.ores, more or less, Public Service Act, 1912. being Allotment 138, Parish of Waimana, County of Opo­ The position will be graded in the General Division. tiki. Bonniled towards the east by high-water mark of the Salary, £235. Oh wa Harbonr; towards the south-east by Allotment 139, P. VERSCHAFFELT, 4616 links ; towards the south-west by a road 100 links Secretary. wide, 1124 links; and towards the north-west by Allot- ments 137, 186, HOO links. · Applicationa invited for the Poeition of Fitter, Public Woru Department, Giaborne.

Office of Public Service Commissioner, Registrar-General's Office, Wellington, 19th October, 1915. Wellington, 16th October, 1915. PPLICATIONS will be received by the undersigned up HE attention of the public is drawn to the opportunity A till noon on the 6th November, 1915, for the position T afforded for a limited time-i.e., twelve months from of Fitter, Public Works Department, Gisborne. the 11th October, 1915--to persons, or the parents of persons, 2. Applications '(to be made on P.S.C. Form 17A, obtain­ who were born in New Zea.land before the 11th April, 1915, able at principal post-offices) must be addressed to the Sec­ but whose births have .not _previously been registered, . ~ retary to the Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, and 3578 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 121 must embrace a statement of education and experience, par· l,and in Aw,kland Land District for lJispotal under the ticula.rs of age, &c. Land Act, 1908. 3. Applicants must have served an apprenticeship in some workshop where locomotives are either built or undergo District Lands and Survey Office, repairs, and must have subsequently worked as a fitter in Auckland, 19th October, 1915. some approved engineering workshop. OTIOE is berehy given, in terms of section 826 of 4. Applicants must also be the holders of a first-class N the Land Act, 1908, that 2S acres in Block VI, stationary-engine driver's certificate. Pirongia Survey District, Auckle.nd Le.nd District, will be The appointment will be subject to the provisions of the disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the said Public Service Act, 1912. Act on or after Monday, the 24th day of January, 1916. The position will be graded in the General Division. Salary, H. M. SKEET, 12s. per diem, rising to 13s. by two annual increments of 6d. CommiBBioner of Crown Lands. per diem. P. VERSCHAFFELT, Secretary. Education Ruerves in Ta,anaki Land District Jo, Leaae IJy P1wlic Tende,. Reault of Poll for Propoaw Loon. District Lands and Survey Offioe, Wellington, 21st October, 1915. New Plymouth, 18th October, 1915. HE fo'lowing notice, re:eived from the Co·moil of the '-.1 OTICE is hereby given that written tenders for leases 1' of the undermentioned reserves will be received at T County of Otamatea, is publishe:i in aorordance with this office up to 4 o'clock p.m. on Wednesday, the 1st Decem, the provis.ons of the Loeal Bodies' Loans Act, 1913. · ber, 1915, under the provisions of the Education Reserves J. G. WARD, Act, 1908, and amendments, and the Public Bodies' Leasel Minister of Finance. Act, 1908.

OTAMATEA CowTY Cowen,. SCHEDULE. Ruult of Poll on P,opoaal to raise a Loan. TARANAKI LAND DlsTRIOT,-EDUOATION RESERVE.-TOWN PuasUANT to s~ction 12 of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, OF MANAIA. 1913, I h·r< by give notioe that a p•ll of ratfpayers of the SECTIONS I, 2, 4-12, 14-20, Block XXV: Area, 4 a.ores Whakapirau Ridirg cf the Otamatca County wistaken on the 2 roods ; minimum annual rental, £9 ; term, seven years. 24th day< f S pt· mbcr, 1915, on the prop0 sal of the Otamatea Mostly good flat land, all in grass. Cour.ty Cou'lcil to borrow the sum of £1,200 for the formation ar.d me tal!i· g

SCHEDULE. SCHEDULE. AuoKLAlm LAND DISTBIOT. 0TAGO LAND DISTBIOT.

SBOTJON 4, Block I, Horohoro West Survey District: Area, Section. Block. Are&. Upset Price. 1,332 a.ores. I Section 15, Block VIII, Wha.nga.pe Survey District: Area., 14 a.ores 2 roods. TOWN LAND. Parts of Sections I and 2, Block IX, Take.hue Survey Town of Ranfurly. District : Area., 254 acres. A. B. P. £ s. d. Forest reserve, Blocks VI, VIl, VIII, X, XI, XII, Rotoma 28 V o 1 o 7;10 0 Survey District: Area, 7,700 acres (approximate). 29 0 I 0 7 10 0 Bush reserve, Section 8, Block VIII, Rotoma Survey Dis­ 30 ,, 0 I 0 7 10 0 trict : Area, I, 187 a.ores (approxima. te ). fil O 1 0 7 10 0 Scenic reserve, Section 9, Block VIII, Rotoma. Survey Dis­ 32 0 1. 0 7 10 0 trict: Area, 905 a.ores (approximate). 33 0 l 0 1:10 0 Scenic reserve, Section I, Block XII, Rotoma Survey Dis­ 18 VllI O I 0 7)0 0 trict: .Area, 1,688 a.ores (approximate). 20 0 1 0 1·10 0 H. M. SKEET, 22 0 1 0 7 10 0 Commissioner of Crown Lands. 28 0 I 0 7 10 0 29 0 1 0 7 10 0 30 0 1 0 7 10 0 31 0 1 0 7 10 0 Land in Oeago Land .Distnct for Disposal under the Land 13 IX 010 7 10 0 dct, 1908. Iii O 1 0 7 10 0 28 xir 010 7 10 0 District Landa and Survey Office, 29 ,, 0 1 0 7 10 0 Dunedin, 20th September, 191/i. Level sections; good building-sites. Situated a.t Ranfurly, OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 826 on the Ota.go Centre.I Railway line. N of the Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned land will he sold in terms of section 131 of the Land Act, 11108, SUBURBAN LA.ND. on or after Thursday, the 23rd December, 191/i. Tmun of Bannockburn. l II I I 1/i 3 10 0 SCHEDULE. 1 vm 1235 100, 3 2 3 0 10 0 0 OTA.GO LAND DISTBICT.-TUAPBKA CoUNTY.-GBUNVALB I IX 1 2 31 7 0 0 SusVBY DISTRICT. I XI 2 O 20 6 IO O PABT Section 2, Block XUI: Area, 2 roods. 2 ,, 2 l 12 7 0 0 ROBT. T. SADD, Good building-sites, and suitable for fruit-growing where Commissioner of Crown Landa. water ca.n he obtained. About four miles from the Borough of Cromwell. Town of Dunkeltl. 6 XXV O O 28·5 5 0 O Land in Marlborough Land Diltrict for Dilpo1al under 7 010 500 the Land .dct, 1908. 8 0 0 37·5 Ii O 0 9 0025 500 District Lande and Survey Office, 11 0034 600 Blenheim, 21st September, 1915. 12 0 1 0 5 0 0 OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 826 of 13 ,, 010 500 N the Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned .land 14 ,, 0 0 38·7 5 0 0 will be disposed of under the provisions of the said Act ,>n 16 0 0 38·3 5 0 0 or after Thursday, the 23rd day of December, 191/i. 16 0 1 0 5 0 0 17 0 l O Ii O 0 18 0 1 0 5 0 O 8CHEDULJ:. 19 0 1 10 5 0 0 AfABLBOBOUGB LAND DISTRICT, I XXXIV 010 500 SBCTIO!I 28, Block I, Arap11w11 Survey Distriot: Area, 2 010 500 112 a.ores. 3 010 500 H. G. PRICE, 4 010 500 Commi11ioner of Crown Lands. Ii 010 500 8 038 1500 9 0 3 8 15 0 0 10 0 3 8 15 0 0 Land m Auckland Land District for Dispo1al lfflder the 11 ,, 0 3 8 15 0 0 Land Act, 1908. These sections are nearly level, ha.ve a good soil, and are situated within half a mile of Beaumont Railway-station. District Lande and Survey Office, Auckland, 81st August, 1916. Town of K<>mako. OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 826 of 106 I I I 2 36 I 10 10 0 N the Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned land 107 2 0 17 12 Iii 0 will be disposed of under the provisions of the said Act on Level sections ; good building-sites. Situated at W aipiata or after Monday, the lath December, 1915. Railway-station, on the Otago Central line. Town of Waipahi. SCHEDULE. AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT. i~i BB

Land in Auckland Land District for Disposal under the RURAL LAND. Land Act, 1908. Southland Oounty.-Hokonui Survey Distrlet. District Landa e.nd Snrvey Office, Section 754, Block LXX: Area, 19 acres O roods 4 perches Auckland, 13th September, 1915. upset price, £10. OTICE is hereby given, in terms of section 326 of Section is practically a hilltop. Inferior land. Situated N the Le.nd Act, 1908, that Section 17, Block VI, one mile from Croydon and five miles from Gore by metalled Maungame.ngero Survey District, Auckland Land District, road, except last mile, which is unformed and fairly steep. conte.ining 1 acre 1 rood 32 perches, will be disposed of in e.ccordance with the provisions of the said Act on or after TERMS OF SALB. Monday, the 20th day of December, 1915. One-fifth of the purchase-money to be paid on the fall of H. M. SKEET, the hammer, and the balance, together with Crown - grant Commissioner of Crown Lands. fee and valuation for improvements (if any), within thirty days thereafter, otherwise the part of the purchase-money paid by way of deposit shall be forfeited and the contract Land in Auckland Land District fcrr Disposal under the Land for the sale of the land be null and void. Act, 1908. Titles will be subject to Part XIII of the Land Act, 1908. G. H. M. McCLURE, District Lands and Survey Office, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Auckland, 26th July, 1915. OTICE is hereby given, in terms of section 326 of the ------N Land Act, I 908, that six acres of Crown land adjoining Section I, Block IX, Mangamuka Survey District, Auckland Land in Marlbcrrough Land District for Disposal under .the Land District, will be disposed of, in accordance with the pro­ Land Act, 1908. visions of the said Act, on or after Mond.ay, 1st November, 1915. H. M. SKEET, District Lands and Survey Office, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Blenheim, 1,;t September, 1915. OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 326 of 1N the Land Act, 1908, that the nndermentioned land Lands in Southland Land District fcrr Dispo,•al under the will be disposed of under the provisions of the said Act on Land Act, 1908. or after Monday, the 6th day of December, 1915. District Lands and Survey"Office, Inveroargill, 13th September, 1915. SCHEDULE. OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of s,·ction 326 of MARLBOROUGH LAND DISTRICT. N the Lstnd Act, 1908, that the undermentioned lands SECTION 14!., Block XII, Gore Survey District: Area, 13 a.ores will be offered for sale by public auction at this office at 0 roods 21 perches. 11 a.m. on Friday, 17th December, 1915, under the pro­ H. G. PRICE, visions of the said Act. Commissioner of Crown Lands.

SCHEDULE. SOUTHLAND LAND DISTRICT. Land in Otago Land District open for Sel,ection on RtmeWab/,c Lease. I. I I I Valuation for S~ction. 1 Block. -~:ea_. ---~~set P~~ce. I ___I_m_p_ro_v~~~-nts_•. __ District Lands and Survey Office, Dunedin, 10th August, 1915 SUBURBAN LAND. OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned land is Wallace Oounty.-Town of Flint's Bu

7 VII O 3 2 7 10 0 1 £1 IOs. for fencing. Preference will be given to landless applicants who have Level land, excepting Sections 7 and IO, which are undulat­ children dependent on them, or who have within the preceding ing. Good soil, suitable for agricultural purposes. Access two years applied for land at least twice unsuccessfully. by gravelled road, excepting Sections 2, 3, and IO, access to which is by unformed road a few chains from gravelled road. Situated a mile and a half from Waimatuku and two miles SCHEDULE. and a half from Thornbury, at both of which places there OTAGO LAND DISTRICT.-SUBUBBAN LAND. are railway-stations, dairy factories, and schools. Alexandra Borough.-Town of A.lexandra.-Block XXXVIJ. Southland Oounty.-Town of Athol. SEOTION 2: Area, 15 acres O roods 5 perches; capital value, £150; half-yearly rent, £3 15s. 3 IV i 3 0 32 30 0 0 I £1 for fencing. Section 3: Area, 10 acres 2 roods 39 perches; capital value, 1 2 I X , 3 I 38 70 0 0 £2 IOs. for fencing. £110; half-yearly rent, £2 15s. 3 XXII I O O 30 0 0 £5 59. for fencing. 1 Section 4: Area, IO acres 2 roods 37 perches; capital value, 5 XXIII I O 19 25 0 0 £.'l 5s. for fencing. £IIO; half-yearly rent, £2 15s. 8 : XXVII 2 0 10 40 0 0 £4 I Os. for fencing. Section 5: Area, 10 acres 2 roods 37 perches; capital value, Section 3, Block IV, me~um quality land. Section 3, £HO; half-yearly rent, £2 15s. Block XXII, light land, but would make good building-site. Section 6: Area, H acres O roods 33 perches; capital value, The other sections comprise level land of good quality. £HO; half.yearly rent, £2 15s. All are situated within a mile of Athol Railway-station, Section 7: Area, II acres 2 roods 19 perches; capital value, school, and post-office by good level road, and /'Te being £120 ; half. yearly rent, £3. used for agricultural purposes. ' Section 8: Area, 10 acres 3 roods 12 perches; capital value, Southland OO'Unty.-Town of Macandrew. £HO; half-yearly rent, £2 15s. Section 9: Area, 13 acres 2 roods 21 perches; capital value, 7 . I O 2 0 8 0 0 IOs. for fencing. £140; half-yearly rent, £3 !Os. 4/5 ! II I O O 16 0 0 £1 for fencing. Weighted with valuation for fencing as follows: Section 2, 5 III O 2 0 8 0 0 £ I 5s. for fencing. £13 7s. 6d.; Section 3, £3 5s.; Section 4, £3 5s.; Section 5, 5-15, IV 6 I 18 75 0 0 £10 for stable, plant&• £3 5s.; Section 6, £11 IOs.; Section 7, £II 15s.; Section 8, 19 tion, and fencing. £3 5s. ; Section 9, £10 15s. 8/9 ! V I O 0 16 0 0 £1 IOs. for fencing. Open level land, with a light soil on a shingle subsoil; 7 ! . VI 0 2 0 8 0 0 formerly part of the Alexandra Raceconrse. Situated within Land of good quality, except Block IV, which is light and a few chains of Alexandra Railway-station. Altitude, about shing ly in patches. All being used for agriculturo.l purposes. 450 ft. above sea-level. Situated three miles from Riversdale Railway-station, school, ROBT. T. SADD, and post-office by good level gravelled road. Commissioner of Crown Lands. OoT. 21.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3581

LandajinJSouthland Land Diatrict for Di81)08al under the Land Land in Taranaki Land District f

SCHEDULE. SCHEDULE. SOUTHLAND LAND DISTRIOT.-WALLAOE CoUNTY, TABANAKI LAND DISTRICT,-UPPER WAITABA SUBVEY DIBTRJ:CT. Soction. ! Block. Area, 11 Section. I Block. Area. Section 9, Block III : Area, 6 acres O roods 29 perches. Ui • 13 1 ~8 Town of Hirstjleld,. G. H. BULLARD, A. B. P. A. B. P. Commissioner of Crown Lands. 12 II 0 I 0 2, 31 XIV 0 2 0 3 '1 13 V 0 I I 10 0 1 0 13 VII 0 0 391 13 I 0 2 33 9 IX 0 1 0 4 xv 0 1 0 Land in Taranaki Land Diltrict for Disposal undet- the 3 XII 0 1 o: 12 0 2 0 Land J.ct, 1908. 9 0 2 37 ;, 7 XVI 0 2 0 2 XITI 1 0 0 I District Lands and Survey Office, Town of Hodglcimon. New Plymouth, 11th October, 1916. 51 6 OTIOE is hereby given, in terms of section 326 of the 3 110 0 011 I 2 0 N 9,10 16 0 27 I I Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned land will be disposed of under the provisions of the said Act on or after Monday, the 17th day of January, 1916. G. H. M. McCLURE, Commissioner of Crown Landa. SCHEDULE. Land in Nelaon Land District for Dupo,al undiw the Land TARA.NAKI LAND DISTRICT. Laws J.mendment Act, 1912, PART township reserve, Block XI, Omona Survey District: Area, 109 acres (approximate). Distriot Lands.and Snrvey Offioe, G. H. BULLARD, Nelson, 2nd August, 1916. Commissioner of Crown Landa. OTICE is hereby given, in pursuanoe of section 326 of N the Land Act, 1908, that the undermendoned land w;u be disposed of under the provision of section 14 of the Land Laws Amendment Act, 1912, on and after Land in Nelson Land District for Disposal under the Land Monday, the 8th day of November, 1915. Act, 1.908.

SCHEDULE. District Lands and Survey Office, Nelson, 23rd August, 1915. NELSON LAND DISTRICT, OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 326 of PART of Section 12, Block VII, Matiri Survey District: N the Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned land Area, 170 acres. will be disposed of under the provisions of the said Act on F. A. THOMPSON, or after Monday, the.29th day of November, 1916 Commissioner of Crown Lands. SCHEDULE. Land in Marlborough Land District for Di•posal unde,- the NELSON LAND DISTBIOT, Land Act, 1908, SECTION 8, Block m, Tutaki Survey District : Area, 4 acres. F. A. THOMPSON, District Lands and Survey Ofll.oe, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Blenheim, let September, 1916. OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 326 of N the Land Act; 1908, that the undermentioned land will be disposed of under the provisions of the said Act on or after Monday, the 6th day of December, 1916. NATIVE LAND COURT NOTICES. ------~ ------SCHEDULE Notice of Order of Adoption of certain Child. MARLBOROUGH LAND DISTRICT. SECTION 2.i., Block XII, Gore Survey District: Area, 74 aores. Native Land Court Office, Rotorua, 18th October, 1916. H. G. PRICE, T is hereby notified that an order of adoption, particu­ Commissioner of Crown Lands. I lars of which are set out in the Schedule hereunder, has been made by the Native Land Oour&, under the pro­ visions of the Native Land Aot, 1909. L&ntl in Wellington .Land District for Disposal. H.B. KING, Registrar. District Lands and Survey Office, Wellington, 13th September, 1916. SCHEDULE OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 326 ----·-----··-~------N of the Land Act, 1908, that Section 34, Block X, Name of Adopting Parent. Ne.me of Adopted Child. Umutoi Survey District, containing 5.acres 2 roods 32 perches, will be disposed of to the holder of adjoining land under sec­ tion 14 of the Land Laws Amendment Act, 1912. on or after Te Rangihonohono Rotobiko Howard Gorrie (child of May Thursday, 16th December, 1915. Haupapa Gorrie and Hohepa Ru T. N. BRODRICK, Kingi). Commissioner of Crown Lands. 3582 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 121

;-Jdtin9 of the Nativ, Land Court at Kaikohe, Bay of Isla.nds.

. Office of the Toker.. u Native Land Court, Auckland, 19th October, 1915. OTTOE is hereby given that a aitling of the Native Land Ooun will be held at Kaikohe on the 24th day of N November, 1915, to hear and determine the matters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written, in respect of which a.pplica.tions ha.ve been received by ~e Registrar, a.nd a.11 such other ma.tters as ma.y be lawfully brought before it. [Tokerau, 1915-29.) 0. P. NEWTON, Registrar.

SCHEDULE.

APPLICATIONS J'OB l'ABTITIONB,

No. Name of AppliO&lll, Name of Land. ---'------:'------5 I Maraina Wimuea Awa.ma (Tawapuku). 6 I Hohepa Ka.ire Karawa3n. 7 Mita Witehira Te Kauri B. 8 Pataropa te Whata te Whakawai Kohatutaka. 9 Hira Ratete Kohatutaka 3F. 10 Hone Para.ea, or John Bryers 6. 11 Hana Ho Tai ,, 6D. 12 Himi Hone Pera .. Kohewhata No. 9o. 13 Para.one Komene .. No. 25. 1' Manihera Kauwhata Lot 29. 15 Ani Whakaruru Wihongi 29. 16 John Bryars No. 30B. 17 Hone Hau No. 48. 18 Puru Erueti 61. 19 Pea.ta Remana 65A. 20 Rua Ngapua No. 69. 21 Tara.wan Taniora Kotuku A. 22 Maihi Hiri A No.1. 23 Hamuera Rana.hi A, Section 2. 24 Aperere Maihi ANo.3. 25 Wiremu Manihera B3. 26 Remana Kiwi Kiwi B3. 27 Peneha Marn ,. B4B. 28 Tana Hohaia Mangataraire. 29 Wi H. Hakaraia .. 30 Whautere Witehira Matar~:W. B 4. 31 Tawhai Mita Mitai ,. C 5. 32 Rameka Waikerepuru Matawaia 6. 33 Erana Matin Kapa Maungakawakawa. 34 Maria Para.one 35 Mere Para.one No. 3. 36 Wiremu Ha.mi Pia •. ,, 13L, 37 Tame Reo Maungapohatu South. 38 Rou Kopa (Reed and Miller) Mota.tau No. lo 4E. 39 Raina Puriri lA 7. 40 Tau Henare lB 5B, 41 Hori Tahu& Para.one l, Section 5B 5. 42 Te Nore Hei No. lo No. 5. 43 Mika.era Rini lo 7. 44 Tame Wiremu No. In 3. 45 Tio Pepene lG 7 (Kotawa). 46 Hone Keretene 3B 3. 47 Rameka Kera (Parr and Blomfield) 3P, 48 Rameka Kera Peia No. 3P. 49 Remana .Kiki Kiwi No. 3P, 50 Komene Manihera No. 3P. 51 Runangi Tipina (Reed and Miller) 4T, 52 Whautere Witehira 5A 4, , 53 Keita Pere No. 5J. 54 Mika.era Rini ,, 5o No. 7. 55 Hone Toia (Parr and Blomfield) Omapere No. IA. 56 Pane Tuwhare Onemaroke A. 57 Ma.rare. Pita Otetao B. 58 Eruini Maihi Otuhl No. 1, Section 5. 59 Rui Hau Inia Parahirahl. 60 Toro Hamara A3A 2. · 61 Manihera Kauwhata A 3B 1. _62 Hiri Aperahama Pimiro." 63 Rawiri Te Ruru Pirikotaha 9A, 64 Wiremu Ka.ire ,, 13. 65 Mate Monoa Pnketaururu, Section 4. 66 Ina Wi Pou Punakitere 2B 3. 67 Nga.mi Te Kiriahl 2B3, 68 Eru Toia No. 2B 7B. 69 Wiremu Poakotohl 2B8, 70 Ha.a.mi Maioha, jun. 2B8D. 71 Hauraki Wahia " 4F. 72 Hone Ngapua Rangihamama O. 73 Erana Matin Kapa P. 74 Roto Horomona ,, F. 75 Hare Matenga Rarakareao A. 76 Hoona Pokaihau .. Reiwhatiia. 00'.]:. 21.} THE NEW ZEA.LAND GAZETTE. 3583

APPLICATIONS FOB PARTITIONS-continued.

No~r- Name of Applicant. Name of La.nd. -~,-E-n_e_H_._T_e_R_a_n-~------·1 Taraire No. le 78 Tane Hohaia lD lB. 79 Te Hira Hohaia lD 2. 80 Rameka Kere lF le. 81 Hemi Wi Hongi lo 3. 82 Taorei Puru lw 1. 83 Pekana Kihi No. 2. 84 Wiremu Wi Hon:~i No. 2B. 85 Hemi Wi Hongi 2G 3. 86 Tareha Hoterene 2J 2D. 87 Wi Hakaraia No. 2M. 88 Wiremu Puhi No. 2M. 89 Te Hira Hohaia No. 2M. 90 J. J. Lindvart (H. F. Guy) 2N. 91 20. 92 2R. 93 Hirini,Manihera (H. F. Guy) 2v No. 4. 94 Ani Whakaruru Perepe 2v4. 95 J. J. Lindvart (H. F. Guy) ,, No. 2Y. 96 TiD Pepene Taumatamaukuku. 97 Mate Monoa Tawapuku No. 1. 98 Peta Timoko Tawata No. 4E. 99 Eru Pou Tuhuna No. 6. 100 16. 101 Pek~ua Hau 35. 102 Rutu Tepana ,, 38. 103 Hakopa Akaripa Pou (H. F. Guy) Wharepoke 2A and B. 104 Rora Tc Whata No. 2E.

APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 121 OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909, - ---··-···------,------·. No. Na.me of Applican,. Name of La.nd.

105 ! Heremaia Kuri I Kohatutaka 6. 106 1 Hori Hiku ' ,, 6E, F, and G. 107 : Hare Pure Kohewhata 20B. 108 I Mere Tutc Kotuku A3D. 109 Kere te Awa Maungakawakawa. 110 Rongo Brown (H. D. Harrison) Motatau lB 2c. Ill Mikaera Rini (H. D. Harrison) lB 4A 2 and lB 3 112 Matire Toheke (H. D. Harrison) lB 4B 2, 113 Hoori Kaka (H. D. Harrison) lE IA.

APPLICATIONS FOR SURVEY CHARGING ORDERS AND FOR DEFINED PORTIONS OF LAND IN LIQUIDATION OF SURVEY FEES.

Date from which Interest No. I Name of AppJicant. Na.we of Lttnd. is calculated .. Amount. ---T- ---·------···--·------I ------·- £ s. d. Kohewhata IA 114 The Chief Surveyor, Auckland II 28 July, 1915 4 14 6 I lB 28 1915 4 14 6 r 8A 28 1915 3 13 6 115 8B 28 1915 5 15 6 8l' 28 1915 7 17 6 [lA 28 1915 2 0 0 llB 28 1915 3 8 0 Ile 28 1915 4 9 0 116 42A 28 1915 3 8 0 42B 28 1915 1 15 0 60B 28 1915 2 5 0 60c 28 1915 2 7 0 17A 28 1915 4 4 0 117 17B 28 1915 5 5 0 17c 28 1915 2 7 0 118 42c 28 1915 5 15 6 62B 28 1915 4 5 0 119 62c 28 1915 l 15 0 62D 28 1915 2 5 0 62E 28 1915 3 5 0 120 .. 63B 28 1915 4 14 6 .·rl Taraire lB le 1 7 1915 2 12 3 JB le 2 7 1915 2 12 3 lF JDl 7 1915 2 12 3 121 lF ID 2A 7 1915 1 15 3 JI IF lo 2B 7 1915 1 15 3 I' IF ID 2c 7 1915 2 12 3 , I la 1 7 1915 1 15 3 Lr la 2 7 1915 2 0 3 ~------·----

3584 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 121

APPLICATION FOB EXCHANGE,

of No !.______Name of Applicant. Name Land. ------·--- ·--·-·------1 ~ 22 / {Rongo Reih!'na .. j Maungakawakawa 13G. Ngawat1 Re1hana .. ; • 13M. i

APPLICATIONS FOR ASSESSMENT OF COMPENSATION FOR LAND TAKEN UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1908. No. Name of Applican,. I Name of L&nd. Area ,aken. Purpose for which ta.ken.

A, R, P, . Kohewhata 10 0 1 31·4 I A road. 11 0 3 15·3 Railway purposes. 11 0 2 17·2 12 0 1 24·4 32 1 0 36 42 3 2 5·7 r 65 1 2 3·3 128 The Minister of Public Works ~ 65 0 3 1·1 70 0 2 39·5 I Tara.ire 1 (righ,-of-we.y) 0 0 1·4 lD lA 0 0 6·8 lD lB 0 0 35·6 lD 2 " 0 3 12·7 I Marino 1 0 0 32·7 A road. L 2 1 1 26·4 Kohewhata 41 0 1 flO·l Rail way purpose&. 124 { 65 0 0 0·4 Mota.tau 3, Section R 0 3 12 125 0 0 14.'8 A road. { 0 1 3·6 ------

APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 59 OF THE NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT ACT, 1918.

No. , Name of Applie&nt. Name of Land. Nature of Application.

126 i The Chief Surveyor Auckland . · I Kohewhata 42A and 42B .. 1.· For the rearrangement of the boundaries between I ' , these blocks.

APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 49 OF THE NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT ACT, 1913.

No. i ~a.me of Applicant. Name of Land. Nature of Applica.tion.

127~1P-ar_r_a_n_d Blomfield .-.----.-. ·1 Mataraua B, C, and E •••• / Road •access. 128 Alison, Alison, and MacCormick Taraire ls 1 ..

APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 10 OF THE NATIVE LAND All!ENDll!ENT ACT, 1912.

No. j Name of Applicant. Name of Land. Nature of Application.

1291 J, J. Llndvart (Par(and Blomfielci)I Tara.ire 2 .· I Roa.d access.

APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 26 OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909.

~I ______N_am_•_of Appliea.nt_.______~------N_a __m_•_o_r L_an_a_. ____ 130 IH. F. Guy , , Taraire 2N.

APPLICATION FOB INCORPORATION,

Name of Applicant. Name of Land. No.l _____

-~ I Whakaeke te Awa . · I Maunga.kawakawa 14 (Kirioke). ------OoT. 21.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 8585

APPLICATIONS FOB PBOBATE,

No. l Name of Applicant. Na.me of Decea.sed. 132 IHone Ngapua .• "I J.I.Iereta. Wi Pirihonga. 188 Kara.raina Mok& Pou· . . Pukeatua. te Aroa.

APPLICATIONS FOB LETTEBS Oil' ADMINlBTBATION.

~- Name of Applioa.nt. Name of Deceased. -'------;------134 Ara.pet& H. Pia. Hera Hami Pia. 135 Hoori Haka.raia Kerelana Haka.ra.ia. 136 Merepeka Tani Makarini Tani. 137 Marereira Pobeguin 138 Moori Hapurona .. Wirem; Haporcna.

Sitting of ths Native Appdlate Court at Gisborne.

Registrar's Office, Gisborne, 15th October, 1915. OTICE is hereby given that a sitting of the Native Appellate Court will be held at Gishorne on the 8th November, N 1915, to hear and determine the a.ppea.ls ago.inst decisions of the Native La.nd Court as set forth in the Schedule hereto, • All persons interested in the said a.ppeals are hereby notified to attend at the time and pla.oe aforesaid. [Gisbome, 1915-19.] HAROLD CARR, Registrar. SCHEDULE.

APPEALS,

No. Name of Appellant. Name of Land. Decision in respect of which Appeal is made,

1 Mereana te Herewiwi Maraetaha lD (Kopua) Settling list of beneficiaries. 2 Peti Toke. 3 Tiripa Puku 4 Mik&era Pewha.irangl and others Mang;,ba.uini 10 Determining relative interests of owners. 5 Pine Nga.waea . 6 Mara.ea Para.tene and o.nother Granting probate of will of Pita MatenlJ'a, deceased. 7 Wharenikau Tawhiri Granting letters of administration of will of Hare Tawhiri, deceased. 8 Rangi Hape Herehereta.u B 2, B 3, B 11 Appointing successors to Maka.la Wiripine. I

Sittmg of the Native Apptllate Court at Haltings. Office of the Ikaroa District Native La.nd Court, Wellington, 20th October, 1915. OTICE is hereby given the., a. sitting of the Native Appellate Court will be held at Hastings on the 1st day of N November, 1915, to near a.nd determine the matters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written, in respect of which applications have been received by the Registra.r, and all such other ma.tters as may be lawfully broul!ht before it. [Wellington, 1915-24.] L. A. TEUTENBERG, Registrar. SCHEDULE.

APPEALS,

No. Name of Appellant. Name of Land. Decision in respect of which Appeal is made.

1 Taranaki te Ua. (Ca.rlile, McLean, Decision dated the 4th February, 1915, in respect Sca.nnell, a.nd Wood) of ,he probate a.nd codicil of the will of Porokoru Mane.ens., deoea.sed. 2 Rihi te Awa. (T. W. Lewis) Maunga.haruru a.nd other Decision dated the 1st April, 1914, on succession to blocks Peti Pareka.burangi, deceased. S Hori Parinui (Carlile, McLean, Heruotureia a.nd Walka.re Decision dated the 4th July, 1914, on succession to Scannell, and Wood) Blooks Pirika Pawha.re, deceased. 4 Ka.ninamu Rona (George Hutchi­ Patanga No. lE Decision dated the 26th January, 1915, refusing son) application by appella.nt to succeed as next-of-kin to Pera Pihuka., deceased.

A.1'PLIOATIONS UNDl!IB SECTION 208 Oil' Tlill NATIVE UND AoT, 1909, TO DEOLABE NATIVE LAND EUROPEAN LAND,

Name of Land. . -~:'-______N_a_m_e_o_f_A_p_p_1_1c_a_n_t·------~,

5 Te Warena te Whatu (Fitzherbert and Robertshawe) .. Pa.tanga.ta. 2E 8. 6 Te Wehl (Fitzherbert a.nd Robertshawe) . . . . • 2E 2. 7 Pa.raire Rena.re Tomoa.na . . . • . . Karamu H No. 6. THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 121

MAOR.I LAND ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

Meeting of the Waikato-Maniapoto Diatrict Maoti Land Board.

Auckland, 15th October, 1915. OTICE Is hereby given that a Pitting of the Waikak>-Maniapoto Dlotrict Maori Land Board will be held at Te Kulti N on Tuesday, the 9th day of November, 1915, at 10 o'nlook in the forenoon, for the purpose of considering the matters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written, and such other matters as may be lawfully brought before It. It is hereby notified, for the general Information of parties, tha.t, unless res.son is shown to the ocntra.ry, the Boa.rd will dlsmiBB, on the ground of non-prosecution, a.ny of the a.pplications hereinafter referred to as "Adjoumed Applications " which a.re not brought on for consideration a.t the meeting. A. G. HOLLAND, President. SOHEDULJ!.. APPLICATIONS. FOB 00NFIBMATION OF ALIBNATIONB.

Nature Record No. of Date. Name of L&D&I. Namea of Partl• ~J Alienation.

AD.IOUBNED APPLICATIONS. 5768 Lease Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4c 2n Nakahi te Hou and others to No. 1 Henry Coyle. 2 5918 Transfer , 15 October, 1913 Otorohanga B No. 2, Sec- Taneti te Kaaho to William tion 2A Vicary. 3 6080 Sa.le of timber 12 January, 1914 Ohura South A No. 2A Para Hikaia and others to Winger and Smith. 4 6318 Lea.se Pukeuha D No. 2A Te Rauangina Warena and others to Gabriel Elliott. 5 6401 30 Ma.y, 1914 Rangitoto-Tuhua 61c 3 .. Tirena te Akau and others to Frank H. Seccombe. 6 6488 Kaipiha No. le Huihana Tana to Thomas Dent. 7 6555 Te Kuiti 2B lB (part) Ta.onui Hikaka and others to Thomas Gordon. 8 6737 Transfer ll June, 1914 Manuaitu B llB Remana Nutana and others to James Thomas Bregman. 9 6867 Otorohanga lF 5B Wiremu Piri to William Henry Clarke. 10 6873 Sa.le Kawhia P No. 2A, Sec- Taui Wetere to Katherine Elsie tion 1 I Braiue. 11 6905 20 October, 1914 Hauturu East B 2, Sec­ Okewhare Tanetinorau and others tion 2A No. 2 to Charles Hunter. 12 6909 Pukenui 2n 7B Roads A Te Raita Matengaro to Henry (part) Rothery. 13 6929 Lease Kinohaku West lln 3B 2 Hairini Waaka and others to Te Rerehau Haupokia. 14 6933 Sale 13 October, 1914 Wharekawa lo, Section 2 Tiki te Rangi and another to George Douglas. 15 7020 Tra.nsfer 14 July, 1914 Pokuru No. 3c Te Rewai Keeti and others to A. C. MoCardle. 16 7021 14 1914 ,, No. 3o Ditto. 17 7161 Tahaia B 2c 2 Wa.onui Maika to A. M. Phillips. 18 7167 Hauturu East lE 5c 2B 2B Te Riri Moerua and others to John Lee. 19 7170 13 February, 1915 . . Kinohaku West P 2B 4B Te Waamu Tanahira and others to Henry Richards. 20 7174 Sale Ohura Sou1'h G 4K, Sec- Katahi Tiraha and others to Mabel tion lB · Standish. 21 7198 Sale of timber 19 November, 1914 Ohura South A 2 (part) Katahi Hiraka and others to O'Conner and Bullian. 22 7200 Lease Rangitoto. Tuhua 79B Te Rakaupai te Akau and others to Frederick B. Hardy. 23 7202 7 November, 1914 Ohura South G 4c (part) Kimiha Marumaru and others to John O'Connor and another. 24 7203 Sale 5 March, 1915 M 2D 2 Wiri te Waihanea to Ellis and Bumand. 25 7208 Lease Hauturu East lB 3A Te Hore Toroa and others to Phyllis Georgina Wratten. 26 7322 Sale I Puketarata No. 3 Hinewairangi Tiriwa and others to J. B. Teasdale, jun. 27 7355 11 February, 1915 • . Kaingapipi llo (part) Takiaho Kahumurua to Franics Henry Rogers. 28 7362 31 May, 1916 Otorohanga R 2A Ngapawa Ngaamo to John An­ thony Ormsby. 29 7416 Lot 348n, Parish of Tau­ Whiunui Takarewa to Charles piri Oakshott Phair. 30 7449 Wharepuhunga l2B 2 Koroheke Faraone to St. Leger Hugh Gribben. 31 7451 29 June, 1915 Section l 7B, Block IX, Augustus Lipsey to George Charles Aroha (part) Clothier and another. 32 7454 Rangitoto A 17A Te Kahui te Heuheu and others to Thomas P. M. Grace. 33 7459 Marakopa 5n 2 Te Huirama Rapata to Emily Parker and others. 34 7463 Lot 361, Parish of Pirongia Kawe Hone Wirihana to T. B. Howarth and another. 35 7464 Rangitoto-Tuhua 77E 2c 4 Poutama te Hika and othEU'S to Maud Fanny Knight. 36 7465 Ma.rakopa OB 4 Te Kawaka Tiakiawa and others to Emily Parker and others. Oc·r. 21.J rrHE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3687

APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF AL!ll:NATIONS-contmued.

N&ture I No. I Record No. Aliei~tion. Date. I N&me or Land. Names or Parties. .~I-----~-----~------_J ______-1, ______

ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS--Continued. 37: 7466 Sale Pukenui 2L 1B Reupena Pohe to Athol Fielding IN~/ ~ Howarth. (38 : 7467 H9:uturuJEast 2A 2 Te Naunau Hikaka and others to Katherina Alexander Wilson. (39, 7468 2A 3 Ingoa Tukemata and others to ! K. A. Wilson. 40 7469 ,, 2, Section 2 Ditto. -41 7474 Rangitoto-Tuhua 76B 8A Te Poutu Patupatu and others to John Henry Bennett. 42 7475 Kinohaku West llB 2B 2 Moerua te Riri and others to James Edward Scott. 43 7476 Piha lB 2 Ngoro Hoto and others to Walter Alexander Lee. 44 7478 Kinohaku Ea.st 2 28B 9B Pene Whariki and others to Percy Douglas Tennant.

NBW APPUCATION!I. 7511 Transfer Ouruwhero 3o 3 Mereana. Thompson and others to Te Kawa Lands (Limited). 46 7iil3 12 July, 1915 Otorohanga 1F 5B Haki Huetu and others to James Reid. 47 7553 27 May, 1915 Ouruwhero 3N 2 i Ngahuia Tupotahi and others to , Te Kawa Lands (Limited). 48 7574 22 July, 1915 , Kaingapipi 6B i Rahapa Tongaporutu to O'Brien and Free. 49 7575 No. 2 I Tawhaki Tawhiao to O'Brien and , Free. 50 7578 3 August, 1915 Wharepuhunga 7A 2 · Paraone Tunoho to Wakaiti te Akatoa and another. 51 7579 4 1915 Otorohanga S Kingi te Mate to Mere te Wai Ruihi. 52 7580 15 July, 1915 Kinohaku East 3n 3n Hineitangihia Rangimiria and an- ' other to Robert Petch. 53 7581 14 1915 3D 3C ' Kiore Tuarire and another to Robert Petch. 54 7581A 14 ,, 1915 ,, 2 4B l i Kiore Pakoro to Robert Petch. 55 7589 12 August, 1915 , Rangitoto-Tuhua 3c Te Rubi Kaahu and others to Constance L. Fullerton-Smith. 56 7591 . 31 July, 1915 29c 2n ! Toea Aurere and another to David i Morgan. I 57 7607 14 August, 1905 , Kakep11ku llc 2A : Kahutoi Amohia to George Ram- : say. 58 7632 Kinohaku East 3n 3A 1 Hohipera Tuawaerenga and others to Vera Ida May Ellison. 59 763i 9 September, 1915 Mangawhero 3D 3 I Kite Ripeka and others to William ' Henry Clarke. 60 7638 Kinohaku EaRt 2 28B l6B l ' Ngoro Hotu and others to William George Somerville. 61 7644 Rangitoto-Tuhua 57A 2A Rina Toheriri to Oliver Robert Farrer. 62 7645 5 August, 1911> 72B lB , Mihi Hohepa to Richard Robert Deao and others. 63 7646 13 July, 1915 Kaingapipi No. 2 · Tawhaki Takiaho to O'Brien and Free. 64 7647 28 1915 Otorohanga lF 3A Totorewa Nuitone to Alfred Leslie Miller. 65 7648 14 August, 1915 Whareraurekau 3A , Poutu Patupatu to Conway Grey Murphy. 66 7649 6 1915 ! Pukeroa-Hangatiki 2c 2A Koroheke Rangihaeata to Robert I Haldane Cook. 67 7652 Lease 20 May, 191.'; Pukenui 2H I A i Te Mahuri Tawhana to Te Kora Wetere. 68 7663 Transfer Kinohaku East 2 28n l6B Te Wharemahihi Hotu to William 4 George Somerville. 69 7664 Pehitawa 2B 8B Titi Toi to Waewae Hone Pita. 70 7671 27 July, 1915 Karuotewhenua lo 4A Hemara te Uru and another to George Fellingham. 71 7673 Te Kumi 7n2B Hohipera Tuawaerenga and others ' to Robert Were. 72 7674 Ohura South K 1 2o 5B .. ' Piripi Maeke to Jean Lilburn. 73 7675 24 September, 1915 Ouruwhero 3o 4 Ngapera Tauhou to Te Ouru­ whero Lands (Limited). 74 7688 20 July, 1915 lB. (part) Paikea Pareheke to George Kay. 75 7703 Lease 1 October, 1915 Lot 40, Parish of Wha­ Te Pura te Wheoro to A. G. ngape Belwood. 76 7704 Transfer Pukeroa-Hangatiki 2D 2F Ngapera Huiao to Whare Hotu.

77 7708 Te Kuiti 2B 25o Pokino Hami Waaka to Ellinor G. McCardle. 78 I 7710 Otorohanga Q 2A I Kingi te Mate to John S. Reekie. 7711 Kinohaku West IA lB 6 1 Hurihia te Puaha to Charles Hay­ 791 1 lock. F ------

3588" THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1No. Bl

APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS-conttnued.

Nature No. I Record No. of Date. Name of Land. Namea of Parties. Alienation.

NEW APPLICATIONS-continued.

80 7713 Lease 30 ,June, 19]i; Kakepuke 3R l 'J'uhituhi 'J'aumatangi and ot,hers to Andrew Karl. 81 I 7715 14 May, 1915 Rangitoto A 3n 2 Ekana te Whareiti and others to K. J, B. McCardle. 82 7719 Transfer Ngamauanga l., Hariwhenua Herangi to Tahuna Herangi. 83 7720 16 September, 1915 Pokuru 2B 2 Henare te Puke and others to Martha Spinley. 84 7722 Lease 24 August, 191/; Ohura South G 4,J lA Wi te Awhitu and others to John O'Reilly and another. 85 7724 Transfer Rangitoto-Tuhua 68 12A 2 Tame Ngahiwi to Alfred Wilson and others. 86 7725 i9H 2B Tanke te Pouata and another to 2A 2 the Tapuwae Land Company. 87 7725 ~laungatautari 4H A Moeakau Rangitaratara to Arthur Anderson Mart.in. 88 7727 1 Lease 11 October, 1915 Hauturu East C 2n 2 Parewhakarau Takotokino and others to Thomas D. Baillie. 89 7729 Transfer 12 191n Rangitoto-Tuhua 80n lA Tame Ngahiwi and another to Edith Alice Howe. 90 7739 Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4D 2n 3 Tohiariki te Whakaheke to Allen Barker. 91 7740 27 ,July, 1915 4D 2B Raiha Taomatarau to Joseph Thomas. 92 7741 Haut.urn East lE 5c 2A 2B Te Pou l\iataaho Haerciti to ,John Lee. 93 7742 Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4c an 3 Mete te Hau to Edward Charles Stanley. 94 7743 Lease Hauturu East lB 2 Taiamai te Ha and others to Georgina Phyllis Wratten. 95 7744 Rangitoto-Tuhua 80B In Te Rare Kuia and others to Frederick Carlton. 96 7745 77F lA 1 Waeroa Matena and others to Robert Coutts. 97 7746 ' Transfer Pokuru 3F Hone Waonui Hori Keeti and others to William Henry Short. 98 7747 Ohura South G 4K le Hinaki Ropiha to Mabel Standish. 99 7749 K 4 2B 2 Piripi l\laeka and others to Tim Kelly. 100 7750 Te Kuiti 2B 12, Sections 4 Tukiterangi te Amohanga to and 5, Block 1 George Lineham. 101 7751 Lease Kinohaku East 2 28B 3 .. l\iakiwhara Paparahi and others to Francis Robert Matthews. 102 7752 Transfer Kinohaku West 12A I .. Te One Haereiti and another to Walter Moorhouse Newton. 103 7753 Lease Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4c l.. Whanawhana Totorewa to_William John Boddie. 104 7754 Hauturu East IE 5B Hurihia te Puaha to Henry Rothery. 105 7755 Kinohaku East 3n 6c Putangaroa Whiti to Henry Rothery. 106 7756 Hauturu East IE 5c l Hurihia te Puaha to Henry Rothery. 107 7757 Transfer Mangawhero 3D (part) Peti Tuawaerenga and others to Francis Morley. 108 7760 Rangitoto-Tuhua 68M 2A Te Hika Poutama to George Turner.

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APPLICATIONS TO SU!lll\lON MEETINGS m• OWNERS UNDER PART XVIII OF THE NATIVE LAND AC~', 1909.

No.I Record N<'. j Name of L&nd. Nature of Propoaed Alienation. I ------

ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS. 7102 Maketu A .. Sale to T. B. Scott and others for the 11,mount of the Government 1091 valuation. HO 7106 Kawhia F 2B Ditto. 111 7112 Waipipi, Allotment 369 Lease to Mimiha Ponui for a term of forty-two years at an annual I rental of 5 per cent. on present Government valuation during the I first twenty-one years and 5 per cent. on Government valuation at expiry of first term during the next twenty-one years. 112 7113 377 Lease to Kuri Rangaunu Kaihau for a term of forty-two years at similar rentals as above. 113 7432 Whangamata 6B 3 Sale to Alexandria Eyre for the amount of the Government valua­ tion. 114 7445 I Kaker,uku 5c 2 Sale to Thc,1nae Kelly for the sum of £3 per acre. 115 7447 Rang:toto A 2·h Sale of scuthern portion to H. L. Pembroke and others for the sum of £1 lb. per acre, OoT. 2i. .THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTK 3589

APPLICATIONS TO SUMMON MllllllTlNO~ o~· OWNJllBS UNDER PAR1' XVlll OF THlll NATlVlll LAND ACT, 1909 -continued.

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NEW APPLICATIONS. 116 7582 Kawhia E 2B I Lease to Haki Amopo for a term of forty-two years at an annual · rental of 5 per cent. on the Government valuation during the first twenty-one years and 5 per cent. of the lmimproved value during the remaining twenty-one years. 117 7650 Hauturu East B 2 llA 1B Sale to James Holden for the sum of £3 per acre. ll8 7662 Otorohanga 4B 2B 6 Sale to the Crown for the amount of the Government valuation. 119 7672 Karuotewhenua lo 4B .. Sale to Alfred Henry Roe and Thomas Edwin Roe for the sum of £1 per acre. 120 7681 Rangitoto A 12B 2 Sale to ,James Quinn for the sum of £3 per acre. 121 7691 A 12B 2 Sale to Colin McDonald for the sun of £2 per acre. 122 7705 Kin~baku East 3A 2B 2 Sale to Charles Lambie for the sum of £3 per acre. 123 7706 3A 2B 3 124 770i 3A 2B 1 125 7709 Rangit~to-Tuhua SOB le Sale to T. G. C. Howe for the su;; of £1 15s. per acm. 126 7712 Kakepuku 9B 8 No. 2 .. Sale to Ada Grace Potts for the sum of £1 per acre. 127 7714 Lot, 39, Parish of Koheroa Lease to Sydney R. East for a term of forty. two years at an annual rnntal of 3s. 6d. per acre during the first twenty -one years and 7s. per. acre during the remaining twenty-one years. 128 7718 Mangauika B lB Sale to Alfred William Jones for the sum of £6 per acre. 129 7731 Mangauika B 2, Section 2 Sale to the To Awamutu Borough Council for the amount of the Government valuation. 130 7733 Hoeotainui North 6B 2J Sale to Thomas Goldsworthy for the sum of £954. 131 7734 Puketarata 4o 2D 2B 2B 1. Lease to John Ormsby for a term of fifty years at an annual rental of 5 per cent. on the Government valuation during the first twenty-five years and a\ a rental of double that of the first twenty-five years during the remainder of the term. Com• pensation up to £3 per.acre. 2. Sale to John Ormsby for the amount of the Government valu- ation. · 132 7736 Otorohanga N lln Lease to Tawhi Green for a term of forty-two years at an annual rental of 3s. per acre during the first twenty-one years and 6s. per acre during the remaining twenty-one years. 133 7737 Rangitoto-Tuhua 5llA Lease to Henry Adams for a term of forty-two years at an annual rental of 2s. per acre during the first twenty-one year• and 4s. per acre during the remaining twenty-one years. 134 77:38 Rangitoto A 12B 2 Lease to James Walter Thompson for a term of forty-two years at an annual rental of 3s. 6d. per acre during the first twenty-one years and 7s. per acre during the remaining twenty-one years. 135 7759 Whamraurekau No. 3B Sale to Conway Grey :Murphy for the sum of £8 per acre. 136 7764 Rarigitoto-Tuhua 78B 4A Lease to Walter Angus Arnett for a term of forty-two years at an annual rental of ls. 6d. per acre during the first twenty-one years and 2s. 6d. per acre during the remaining twenty-one years. __ I ____ ----· --~-----····-- --- .

APPLICATION TO RECOllllll'.llND HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVEBNOB TO CONSENT TO MORTGAGE UNDEB SECTION 230 OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909.

No. i Record No. Name of Land. Na.mes of Parties.

~-~~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~- ADJOUBNlllD APPLICATION. 137 7452 , Section 17B, Block IX, Aroha. (Part) •• i Augustus Lipsey to George Charles Clo1hler and Cllarles Leonard Barna.rd.

APPLICATIONS UNDEB PART XVIll OF TKB NATIVE LA.WI> ACT, 1909, ll'OB 00NFIBIUTION OF RESOLUTIONS.

~o. J BeoordNo. Name of Block. Resolution.

ADJOURNED APPLICATION. 1881 5867 ! Taura.nga C .. . . \ That the land be sold to Moeroa Phillips for the amount of the , Government valuation.

KEW APPLICATIONS. 189 7187 Rangitoto-Tuhua. S8B 2 •. That the land be leased to Walter Olver for a term of forty-two years a.t an annual renta.l of 2s. 6d. per acre during the first twenty-one years and 5s. per acre during the remaining twenty­ one years. 140 7829 Rangitoto-Tnhua. 290 2G That the la.nd be sold to James John Walker for the sum of .£6 per acre. 141 7352 Lot 10, Villa.ge of Mangere That the land be sold to Florrie Finnerty, Ma.y Finnerty, a.nd Henry Brindle for the sum of £795. 142 7422 Waitaka.ruru lA 4A That the land be sold to C°'mpbell Johnstone for the sum of .£400, 143 7'44 Ke.kepukn 9B BB 1 That the land be sold to Robert Webster for the sum of .£3 per acre. 144 7535 Rangitoto-Tubua. 38c 2B 2 That the land be leased to Tnomas Douglas Baillie for a term of forty-two yea.rs at an annual rent!!.! of 2•, per acre during , he. tirst seven years, 2s. 6d. during the next seven years, 8s. curing the next .seyen years, and 5 per cent. of unimproved value during:the remainmg twenty-one years. 3590 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 121

APPLtOATIONS UNDIIIB SIIIOTION 23 OF THE NATIVIII TOWNSHIPS ACT, 1910.

N:'_[ Record No. I __ _ Ne.me of Land. Beneficial _o_:n:: '_ __. __ \ __ Pro~osed Pnrclla.ser.

NBW APPLICATIONS. 7761 Section 1, Block XXVI, Otoroha.nga Kingi te Mate Da'lid Morgan. 7762 8, XV, Kapa te Aira Union Bank of Austra.lla ~:~ II (Limited). 147 776-'3 4., xv, Frederick John Verner.

APP,LIOATIONS UNDIIIB SIIIOTION 18 OF THIii NATIVIII LAND Ali!BlNDMENT ACT, 1912, AND SIIIOTION 96 OF THIii N.t.TIVB LAND AMENDMlllNT ACT, 1918, TO BEVEST LAND IN OWNERS. ------Name of Land, Names of Parties.

AD.JOUBNED APPLICATION. 148 I 5562 Rangltoto-Tuhua No. 61111.. • • I Hone Taonui Ruihi and others.

NEW APPLICATION. 7721 j Rangitoto-Tuhua 85B 2 , , j Aporo Rawlri a.nd others.

APPLICATION UNDIIIB SECTION 280 OF TIIE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909.

Nature No, Record So. of Name of Land. Names of Parties. I I Applica,1on. i

ADJOURNED APPLICATION. 684.8 Ooa.1-mining rights ISection 18, Block Xlll, \ Natives to George E. Sutherland. I Mangaorongo S.D.

M,eting of the Tokerau M11ori L11nd BOllrd. Auckland, 15th October, 1915, OTIOE is herebv given that a sitting of the Tokerau Maori Land Board will be held at Auckland on Monday, N the 8th day of November, 1915, at 10.30 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of considering the matters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written, and suoh other matters as may be lawfully. b.rought before it. T. H. WILBON, [Tokerau 17.) President. SCHEDULE.

APPLICATIONS FOB 00NFIBMATION OF ALIENATIONS, c-...-----.,------...------.,------,------Nature No. Record No. of N&me of La.nd. Names of Parties. Alienation.

ADJOURNED APPLICATIONR.

823 Lease 1 Kaingapipiwai Nos. Jo, Mere Toetoe and others to Thomas IE, IF Henry Hayes. 2 1005 Transfer Otara lA Perepe Perana and others to Reweti Paenganui. 3 1009 4A Atereria Tikitiki and others to Reweti Paenganui. 4 1425 Grant of right 20 December, 1913 .. l\1Iatauri 2 Pe.ore. Kira and others to Cash- of way I more Bros.

5 1428 Transfer 23 February, .1914 .. 1 Maimaru D, Section l (part)' Pare.one Kikaraia to Eugene Fran- cis Matthews. 6 1686 Lease 24 April, 1913 I Kopironui B 2E l\fihiterina te U to A. S. Baker. 7 1659 Transfer 6 July, 1914 Kaihu IA 2 .. Ani te Taha to Bruce Cunning- ham. 8 1660 6 1914 Tapapanui A lOA Taha Pene to Bruce Cunningham. 9 1730 Morlga.ge 27 1914 Otamatea K 1 · Re.ta Wiapo and another to Arthur Trewin. 10 1746 Transfer 15 September, 1914 Tapapanui A 10B Hiranga Pene to Bruce Cunning- bani. 11 1762 3 1914 Whirinaki 2c 2c Rira Tukino and others to Alfred Andrews. 12 1786 12 January, 1915 Waitakerci 1B 2c Hemi Watarauihi and others to I Irvine O'Neill. 13 1817 Otamatea K No. I , Takerei Pihema to An&l'll Wiapo. 14 1879 i Opekapeka F l I Anaru Wiapo and others to Harry I Trewin. 15 1883 I Opanake 2K, 2N, and 2o , Hotere to Rakuera Topia. OoT. 21.! THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3591

APPLICATIONS FOR CoNFIRlllATION O}' ALIENATIONS-continued.

Nature No. Record No. of Date. Nameot Land. Names of Parties. I · Aliena.lion.

NEW APPLICATIONS. 1928 Transfer 10 June, 1915 Otara No. 3e Pirihira Tanga to Reweti Paenga- 16 I I nui, 17 i 1950 16 July, 1915 Karakanui C Piwara Meinata to .A.G. Quartley. 18 1994 I 6 August, 1915 Matarau B No. 2 Leopold Busby to K. G. Hume. 19 1995 6 1915 Waimanone 2H Leopold Busby to J, B. Reynnlds. 20' 1996 12 July," 1915 Opanake 2:M 2 Haimona Pirika to J, C. Griffith. 21 1997 17 1915. lB 2 Wiremu te Aratai to Julia Gaze. 22 2009 19 June," 1915 2L (part) Keti Hohafa to Waimarama I. Netana. 23 :Wll 18 August, 1915 Pukeatua E (part) Te Kooti Reweti and others to S. J, Vinson and J. Burns. 24 2012 18 1915 Ngapipi Reweti to S. J, Vinson i and J, Burns. 25 2013 i Mortgage 21 January, 1915 Otamatea K lB Rata Wiapo to Arthur Trewin. 26 2018 Transfer 3 August, 1915 Opanake 2K 2A Hipiriona to Aneta Matthew. 27 2019 30 July, 1915 Opanake I, Block 3046 Mate Anania and others to H. K. No lo 2 (part) Simpson. 28 2020 30 1915 Ditto Mate Anania and others to J. M. Tuohy. 29 2021 28 1915 i\Ia.te Anania and others to L. Teirney.. 30 2024 18 August, 1915 Pukeatua E Ngapipi Roweti to S. J. Vinson and R. Burns. 31 2051 23 September, 1915 Nukuroa h· l Hone Eruera to Wiremu Watene. 32 2064 27 August, 1915 Manukau IA,. Aperahama Pukeroa and others to the Herekino Land Company (Limited). 33 :!070 6 October, _1915 Part Kaahu South Taipari Heihei to Adam Wiremu Moka and others. 34 2071 Kaihu IA 2c 3A Ratima Patuawa and others to D. L. Ross. 35 2072 Hauturu le, Section 1 Nita Kendall to E. G. Kendall. 36 2073 20 July, 1915 Pukea.tua F (pa.rt) Eruera Tahana to Hemaima Hau - raki. 37 2074 10 1915 Oruawha.ro B Mihi Werehi and others to R. Higgs. 38 1998 17 March, 1915 Waimamaku B 2E 2 I Reupena 1'uoro to V. Trounson. 39 1999 6 August, 1915 Opa.nake 1 .. Akinihi Noa to J, M. Tuohy. 40 2076 30 ,, 1915 , Otiora 2A Hare Pomare to G. Harris. 41 2077 6 October, 1915 . 2B 2A Emere Pomare and others to G. Harris.

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APPLICATIONS TO Stllllllll!ON MIIIETINGS OF OWNEBB UNDER PA.BT XVIII OF TEE NATIVE LAND ACT 1 1909.

No,! Record No. Name of Land. Nature of Proposed Alienation.

ADJOtJBNED APPLICATION, 41AI 1798 I Hanere.u 3o .• I Be.le to Ra.ta Wia.po a.t the price of Government valuation.

NBW APPLICATIONS. 42 2056 Paihia 8B No .. 9 Sale to George r.Iurray at a price of 15s. per acre. 43 2057 · Waima Bluth B 1 Sale to Lucy de Thierry at the price of the Government valua.tion. '4 2058 'Waihou Lower D 2 Sale t.o Tuku Poto Peita at tbe price of £1 per acre, 45 2059 1 Pukehuia 2F Lease to John Whitefield, jun., for a term of forty-two years at an annual rental of ls. 6d. per a.ore for the first twenty-five yea.rs and 5 per cent. of unimproved valuation for the balance of the term. 46 2060 Waikare D .. Sa.le to Ma.re.ea Ngakuru at the prioe of £1 per acre. 47 2063 Paekawau Bale to Arthur Southey Baker at the p ice of £5 per a.ore, or at an " a.mount equ1'1 to the Government valuation. 48 2069 Moturua Island Lea.se to Ida Maloha and Wi Hakaraia for a term of twenty-one years, with a right of renewal for a further term of twenty-one years, at an annual rental of 5 per cent. on the present Govern­ i ment valuation. 2075 i Otioro 8 Bale to George Harris at the prioe of £1 7s, 6d. per a.ore. ~-

APPLICATION UNDEB SECTION 96 OF TEE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1913,

. ~o. / Record No. Name of Applicant, Name of Le.nd.

ADJOUBNED APPLICATION, 50 1224 ] T. Paerata a.nd other• •. j Oturu No. 1. ____,______------3592 · THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 121

Meeting of t1"' Aotea District Mcuwi La.nd. Boa.ra.

We.nganui, 13th October, 1915. OTICE is hereby given tbat the matters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written will be ooos1dered a.t a N meeting of the Aotea District Maori Land Boa.rd to be held at Waoga.nui on Tuesday, the 2nd day of November, 1915, at 10.80 a.m. J.B. JACK, President. SCHEDULE. APPLICATIONS !!'OB CONl!'JBlrlATJON OF ALIENATIOISB UNDER SECTION 218 OF TBE NAnVE. LAND ACT, 1909,

Nature of Da.11e. Na.me of Land. Na mes of Parties. ~~~ecord No. Applica~on.

15/242 I Conveyance 11 August, 1915 Suballotments 9 and 6. Hautorokawa Wi Kamokamo to I Sect.ion 1, Oakura Dis. William David Linn (Standish, trict Standish, and Bullock). 2 15/245 fi May, 1915 I Subdivisions E and F, Sec­ Tami Hori Ramapo to William tion 97, \Vaitara Vfost ,Tames (R. C. Hughes). 3 15/24{l 25 August, 1915 Ruatangata lB No. t Pahau W ait

APPLICATIONS IN TEBKB OJ' SECTION 230 OP TEE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909, FOB THE CONSENT OP TEE GOVEBNOB IN COUNCIL TO MORTGAGES, ·----·---- No. I Record No. i Na~e of Land. Namea of Parties. ! .,----- I 28 1 15/246 Ruatangat" lB No. 2 . , Pahau Waitere to Alexe.nder Gla•gow (T. Slipper}, 29 ! 15/249 Kai-Iwi 5B No. l . • T,ini te Kahuiao to Cornelius Oro,..ley (T. Si111per). 30 15/278 Rua.ta.ngata. lB 4K 2 .. : Te Uta. Waitere to A. M. Ba.rniooa.t ( rrea.dwell, 1 Gordon, a.nd Brodie). · 31 15/276 Tiniwaitere2A, Wa.inui, Te Ka.retu 1D, Wha.repu lA, f Hen.. re Wa.itere to John Bett (Burnett, McBeth, Kopiro So 1 a.nd So 2 j a.nd Hogg). ------·------

APPLICATION IN TEBl4S OF SECTION 941 OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909, THAT MEETINGS OJ! ASSEMBLED 0WNEBS BB SUMMONED.

Nature Record No. of Name of Land. Proposed Resolution for Consideration. No. I Proposed Alienation.

I 32 15/258 ! Sale I Ma.ngatipona West F That the said land be sold to Ada Beatrice .Moffatt, wife of Sydney William Moffatt, of Wanganui, insurance agent, for the sum of £6 per acre (Treadwell, Gordon, and Brodie). as 15/256 Alternative Koiro No. le That the said land be sold to Hopeful Gibbons, ,vanganui, brewer, at a price· equal to £2 per acre; or, in tho alternative; that the said land be leased to Hopeful Gibbons, of Wanganui, brewer, for a term of forty-two years, at a rental of 2s. per acre for first twenty-one years, and at a rental equal to 5 per cent. on the then un­ improved value for the last twenty-one years (.Marshall and Hutton). 34 15/257 Tauakira 2M No. 5 That the said land be sold to Norman Alex­ ander Campbell, of Wanganui, farmer, at a price equal to the present Government valuation thereof; or, in the alternative, that the said land be leased to Norman Alexander Campbell, of Wanganui, farmer, for a term of forty-two years at· a rental equal to 5 per cent. on the Government valuation of the said land for the first twenty-one years, and at a rental equal to 5 per cent. on the Government unim­ proved value of the said land for the last twenty-one years (Marshall and Hutton). 85 15/265 Sale .. Ararewa No. IA That the said land be sold to Catherine Sutherland at a price assessed by an up-to-date Government valuation (Tread­ well, Gordon, and Brodie). 36 ! 15/268 No. 2A Ditto. i

APPLICATION FOB CoNJ'IJl,l(ATION OF RESOLUTION OF i\fEE'J.'ING OF ASSEMBLED 0WNEBS UNDER 8EC1'ION 341 OF 1'HE NATIVIII LAND AcT, 1909.

:-lo.\ Record No. Name of Land. Resolution carried by Meeting of Owners. ------37 15/90 I Waimarino A No. 6 Tha.t the land be leased to Willia.m Richards and Thomas Edwin Bell, of Ra.etihi, for a. term of forty-two years a.t a. renta.l of lR. 6d. per acre for 1 he first twen• y-one yea.rs, a.nd for the second twenty-one years a.t a.n annual rental of 5 per cent. of the Government unimproved va.lue a.a a.scertained at end of the firet twenty-one yea.rs (T. A. Harris).

APPLICATION FOB A RECOMMENDATION FOR THE !sSUlll OF .All 0BDER IN COUNCIL UNDER SECTION 203 OF THE NATIVE LAND AcT, 1909.

Ro. , ~ord No. Name of Land. Names of Parties.

·99 15/252 Te Beu Ren Nos. 2N a.nd 2K .. , Ha.ma.pirl Ta.rika.ma. a.nd others to Wellington M_ea.t I· I Export Company (Limited) (0. H. Tree.dwell). ------·------~--- .... 3594 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [~o 121

.Votice of Meeting_ of Owners und_er Part XVIII of the Frida.y, the 29th day of October, 1915, at 12 o'clock noon, Native Land Act, 1909. for the purpose of considering the following proposed resolution :- REGULATION NO. 48. •• That the said land be lea~ed to Janet Elliot Parsons, of Nukuma.iu, married woman, for the term of twenty-one HE Maori La.nd Boe.rd for the Aotea. Maori Le.nd years at the a.nnual renta.1 of £J 6e. per a.ore." T District hereby notifies the.t a. meeting of the owners Dated at Wanganul this'lllth day of October, 1915. of Ngaurn kehu A No. 10A Block will be held, in p11rsnance of J. B. JACK, . Part XVII[ of the N&tive Le.nd Act, 1909, at Tathe.pe on President. Saturday, the 80th day of October, 1915, e.t 1 o'clock in the afternoon, for the. purpose of considenng the following pro­ Notice of Meeting of Owners under Part XVIII of tie pose 1 resolution:- " Tbat the sa.id land be sold to Davenport Ledwe.rd, of Native Land Act, 1909. N11a.11rukehu, farmer, for the sum of £6 per a.ere." Da.Led a.t We.nga.nui this 12Lh de.y of October, 1915. REGULATION N 0, 48. · J, B. JAOK, HE Maori Land Board for the Aotea Maori Land Dis­ P,esident. T trict hereby notifies that a meeting of the owners of Otakapou No. 2 Block will be held, in pursuance of Part XVII ,. XVIII of the Native Land Aot, 1909, at Wanganul on Fr:day, ,Votice of Meeting 0 1 Owners under Part 1 of t ' the 29th day of October, 1915, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, for Native Land Act, 1909. the purpose of considering the following proposed resolu- tion:- REGULATION No. 48. " Tha.t the said land be sold to William John Simpson, of -- j Heaton Pa.rk, farmer, a.t the amount of the present Govern- rr,HE Maori Land Board for the Aotea Maori Land ment valuation thereof." .1. District hereby notifies that a meeting of the owners . Dated at Wanganui this 12th day of October 1915. of Ngaur11kebu A No. 9 will be held, in purauance of Pa.rt ;r B J:CK XVIII of the Native Land Act, 1909, a.t Ta.iba.pe on Sa.tor- 1 · · • . day, the 80th day of Oct0ber, 1915, at 2 o'clock in the President. afternoon, for the purpose of considering the following proposed reaolution :- INotice of Meeting of Owners under Part XVIII of tht "That the said land be sold to D11.venport Ledwa.rd, of Native Land Act, 1909. Nga11r11kehu, farmer, for the sumo! £6 per aore." Dated at Wa.nga.nui this 12th day of October, 1915. REGULATION N 0, 48. J.B. JACK, President. HE Maori Land B~a.rd for the Aotea Maori Land T District hereby notiftea tba.t a meeting _of the owners ---···----·--~------of Ohotu 6D lB will be held, In pursna.noe of Part XVIII Notice of Meeting of Owners under Part XVlll r,f the of the Native Land Act, 1909, e.t Wa.n11a.nui on Fr,day, Native Land Act, 1909. the 29th day of October, 1915, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon, for thn purpose of considering the following proposed resolu­ REGULATION No. 48, tion:- " That the said land be sold to Norman Fulton, of Hunter. HE Me.ori Land Board for the Aotea Me.ori Land Dis- ville, fs-rmer, at a. pri~e e9ual to £7 per a.ore." T trict bereb:v notifies that a. meeting of the owners of Dated at Wanga.nu1 this 12th day of October, 1915. Kar1tka (l No, 1 Block will be held, in pursu1tnce of Pe.rt I J, B • .TACK, XVIII_ of the Native Land Act, 1909, at Wanga.nui on President.

BANKRUPTCY NOTl~E.S.

ln BanI,ruptcy.-ln the Supreme Court holden at be holden at my office, Public Trust Office, on Tuesday, Auckland. the 19th day of October, 1915, at 2.80 o'clock p.m. OTICE is herehy_given that HENBY MADINSON CABDON, T. R. SAYWELL, N trading as the·• Elite Ontfltting Company (Limited)," 5th October, 1915. Depu,y Official Assignee. of Queen Street, Auckland, Mercer, was this da.y a.djudged ' bankrupt; a.nd I hereby summon a. meeting of creditors ln Bankmptcy.-ln the Supreme Court, Wanganui to be holden e.t my office on Wednesday, the 20th day of District. October, 1915, at 2.30 o'olock. W. S. FISHER, OTICE is hereby given tha.t PAKI RAl'ANA, of We.ngaehu, 18th October, 1915. Official Assignee. N Aborigine.l Native, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden In Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Court holden at at my office. Public Trust Office, on Friday, the 22nd day of Auckland. October, 19111, at 2.30 o'olook p.m. T. R. SA.YWELL, OTICE is hereby given that GEOBGE BuaDETT, of 9th October, 1915. Deputy Officia.l Assignee. N Ngungurn, Hotelkeeper, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a. meeting of creditors to be holden e.t my office on Wednesday, the 27th day of In Bankruptcy.-ln tke Supreme Court, Wanganui October, 1915, at 2.30 o'clock. District. W. S, FISHER, . 19th October, 1915. Official Assignee . In the estate of JAMES CBEOK and WILLlill HANNINGTON, of Wanganui, ba.nkrnpts. OTICE is hereby given that a. second and final dividend In Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Court !,.olden at N of lid. in the pound is payable at my office, Public Gisborne. Trust Office, on all proved and accepted claims. T. R. SAYWELL, OT ICE is hereby given tha.t LEONABD PoWELL Wn.xIN­ Deputy Official Assignee. .LN soN of Gisborne, Ce.rpenter, was this da.y adjudged 13th October, 1915 . be.nkrupt ;' and I hereby summon a. meeting of creditors to be holden e.t my office on Tuesday, the 19th day of In Bankruptcy. October, 1.915, at 2.30 o'clock. A.G. BEERE, Deputy Official Assignee. . Estate of HoBACZ JAMES AUGUSTUS RANDBUl', of Timaru, 11th October, 1915. Cycle Agent. FIRST .and final dividend of 2s. Sd. per pound on all In Bankruptcy.-,-1-n the Supreme Court, Wanganui A accepted ·proved claims is now pa.ye.hie at my office, District. Ar«·ade, Tima.ru. Dividends unclaimed after thirty days will be pa.id into OTICE is hereby given that JoBN RBWETI, S~n., of Publio Trust Office. N Bull's .!boriginal Native, was this day adJudged ALEX. MONTGOMERY, ba.nkrupt; a.~d I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to I Hth October, 1916, Deputy Offi.cia.l 4ssi!IDe~. THE NEW ~J,~AJ..AND GAZE'fTE.

LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. PPLJC~TION having been made l. WPllington. Dated the 18th day of Oetohn, 1!11 i\. at the Lands Registry I:. 1:. BRIDlmS. · Officp at Auckland. l)istrict Land R,egil!tra1·, THOS. HALL, District Lanrl Registrar. N OTICE is hereby given that the parcels of land OTICE is hereby given that the parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under the pro­ N hereinafter described will be brought under the visions of the Land Transfer Act, 1908, and its amendment, provisions of th<- Land Tr&nsfer Act. 1908. and its amend- unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same within one ·. ment, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or month of the date of the Gazette containing this notice. before the 22nd diiy of November, 1915. 12144. JOSEPH WOOmNG and THOMAS PERUIVAL 5889. FRANCIS ERNEST ROSS.-Lots I, 2, :3 of Allot­ WOODING.-78 acres 2 roods :37 perches, part of Rural ment 31, Tamaki West 1''arms, containing:{ roods 1·,5 perches. Section 3608, Block V. Geraldine Survev District. Unoccu- • Occupied hy Applicant. Plan 9930. pied. · • 5913. EMILY NATHAN.-Lots 34. 3fi. and 47 of Allot­ 121.51\. CHARLES BLAKE.---.; acres O r

OTICR is hereby given that the parcel of land herein­ OT ICE is hereby given tbat the parcel of land N after deooriberl will be brought under the provisions N hereinaher deacrihed will be brough, under the of the Land Transfer Act, 190S, and its amendment, unless provisions of the Land Transfer Act. 1908, and its amend­ ciiveat be lodged forbidding th" samt• on or before the 22nd ment, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the aame within day of Nov<'mb<>r, 1915. one month from the publication hereof in the Gazette. Application 1466. HJ

OTICE is hereby given that the parcel of land herein­ N.J.. , . after described will be brought under the provisions ADVERTISEMENTS. of the Land Transfer Act, 1908, and its amendment, unless caveat be lodged forbidding th~ same on or before the 21st -day of November, 1915. THE COMPANIES ACT, 1908. Application 4716 (deposited plan 3:lOl). WILLIAM RUS­ SELL GRACE, JOHN GAVIN DUNCAN, and FREDERICK , GEORGE DALZIELL.-20·69 perches, . part Section 153, NOTICE is hereby given that K_REGLINGER A_ND FERN.au City of Wellington. Occupied by N.Z. Trawling and Fish- ..l. (LIMITED), a co_mpany duly mcorporated_ m th? State supply Company (Limited). of New South Wales, mtends to commence busmess 1D New . . . . Zealand, and that its place of husineBB will be at Victoria

Diagram may he inspected at this office. ·1 Chambers Armagh Street in the City of Christchurch. Dated this 20th day of October, 1915, at the Lands Registry Dated this :30th day of September, 1915. · Office, Wellington. G. G. BRIDGES, NOVELLO ANDREWS, · District Land Registrar. I 728 Attorney of the above Company. G ,3596 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. rNo. mt

THE COMMJ.;RCTAL RANK OF AUSTRALIA (LIMTTF.D)., undersignt•d ALR>rnT EnwA1rn D.WEY, t.o whom all ar•counts -- due to the late Partnership must be paid. OTICE is hereby given that the Commercial Bank of Dat,•rl this 14th day, f .fo11r•. 1915. N Australia (Limited) proposes to commence to carry A. K DAVJ

, TOTICE is hereby given that. the Partnership hithert<> In the matter of the Companies Act, 1918, and of LIPTON LIMITED. J.._' existing between JAMES .\'lcDONALD and l•'REDERICK CAVE, of Te Kauwhata, in the Provincial District of Auckland. O~ICE is hereby given _that th~ o!ficc or place of bu~iness in New Zcahtnd, Orchardists, carried on under the style or N m New Zealand of Lipton Lmuted, a company mcor­ firm of McDonald and Cave. was dissolved by mutual consen~ porated in England, where legal process may be served and on the 1st day of August, l!llii. Th" lrnsiness will hP carritsl notices of any kind addressed or delivered. is at Number 47 on bv the said Jl'REDERICK CAVE in his own name. ()ustoms Street East, Auckland. n~te

l{ESOLUTIOX ]lAKlNC. .\ tlPECIAL ltATE.- ·TE lfAC LOAN. £1,000. WAIATARUA DRAlNAUB BOARD. N pursuance and exercise of the powel'S vested in it in that HERIBB Y declare that the following nomination has I behalf by the Local Bodies· Loans Act, 1913, the Wai­ I been properly received for the pos.ition of Trust,ee for kohu County Council hereby resolves as follows;- the Waiatarua Drainage Board;~- " That, for the purpose of providing the interest and sinking fund on a loan of £1,000, authorized to be raised by ROBERT HEC,,.ltY "1ill30T'.L the Waikohu County Council. under the above-nwntiom•rl A8 the noJJiination is not in excess of the vacancy on the Act, for the puqmse of erecting a bridge a.cross the Waipaoa Board caused by the resignation of Mr. Charlton Dawson, I River near Whatatutu. the Waikohu County Council hereby hereby declar<> that the above person is duly elected as a makes and levies a special rate of one-farthing (.td.) in the Trustee for the remainder of the three years ending 29t,h pound upon the rateable value of all rnteablP property in th" October, 1916. Tc Hau Special-rating Arca. comprising Lots 5, part 4, and 106 Victoria Arcade. (~uecn Street, Auckland, Saturday, the A. Waingaromia.; Lots lfi, 17, 19, Waingarmn.ia C; 5B, !3A, 2nd day of Oetober, 1915, at 12 noou. lA, In, ti, h, Hauomatuku; Lot l:l, Pakakcawhirikoka; STANLEY U. CHAMBERS, Lots ~ and 4, Mangataikapu>i: Lot 7, Waita11gi 2H; Lots [teturning Officer to tlw 8,11.10. II, Waingaromia )('; partSuh. I, Block.LV,Mangatu S.D.; part Waipaoa ~o. ~; part Lot i, Pakakeawhiri­ 760 Waiatarua Drainage Board. koka; Lot 2, l\fangataikapua A; Lot 2, Waingaromia A; Lot 2. part Pakakcawhirikoka 3/4: part Waitangi 2A ; part Waingaromia f': part. Waita11gi No. l : Lot, ', part WINDING-UP. Mangataikapua. In the matter of the Companies Act, I\J08. "And, further, that such special rate shall be an annually recurring rate during the currency of such loan, and be pay­ O'fICE is hereby given that the following resolution able yearly on tlrn first day of July in each and every year N was on the 24th day of September, 1905, entered during a period of thirty-six and a half (36J) years. or until in tho minute-book of the TITANIA LIMITED (a private the loan is fully paid off." company), and signed by all the rnmnbers of the company, lt is proposed to pay the cost of raising the loan out of. namely:- Ioan-1noneys. That the company be wound up voluutady; and that The common seal of the Chairman, Councillors, and Inhabit­ G. T. Huu. be and he is hereby appointed Liquidator. ants of the County of Waikohn was hereto affixed in the Dated this 7th day of Octoher, I915. presence of- G. T. HULL, C'. GAUKRODGER, 761 Liquidator. Chairman. J. G. APPLETON, Clerk. DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP. Dated at Te Karaka this eighth day of October, 1915. I, John Guy Appleton, do hereby certify that the foregoing OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto is a true and correct copy of a resolution passed at a duly N existing between the undersigned as Farmers, under constituted meeting of the Waikohu County Council held the s,tyle of "Davey, Coltman, & Davey," at Jerusalem, on the ,-ighth day of October, 1915. Wanganui River, is dissolved as from this date. The J. G. APPLETON, liabilities of the late Partnership will be discharged by the 765 County Clerk. ------·------

OcT. 21.] TH.Tu NE~T ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3591

OTAMATEA f'OUNTY COUNCIL. COJ\f~l,atCJAL BANK OF AU8TH.ALIA (UM.ITED).

O'l'ICE is hereby given that on and after Monday, the .H.RHOLTTTT.ON lt:AKISU ~PKC[AI. RA'f'fll. N Sth day of November, 1915, tho Auckland business of the abov<' hank will be conducted at NDR. 62 and 64 Queen Street in tho City of Auckland. N pursuance and oxercise of the powerd vested in it, in Dated this 5th day of October, 1915. I that behalf bv the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 19I:l. the Otamatca County i~ouncil hereby resolves as follows:-- CoMM.ERCI.AL BAxK Ul!' AusTRAI,IA (LrMlTIID), By it.s Attorney, " That, for the purpose of prm·iding the instalments in resp~'Ct of principal and interest ancl also. the other charg,•., K P. YALDWYN. on a loan of £1,200, authorized to be raised by the Otamatca Witness-Albert (}. ,Jorgensen, Solicitor, Wellington. 768. Countv Council, under the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, ------. - for tl;c purpose of forming, metalling, and imprnving the roads in the Whakapirau Riding of the Otamatea County, PIAKO COUNTY COUNCI·L. the said Otamatca County Council hereby makes and levies a special rate of 17/lOOths of a penny in the pound upon the RJ£S0LUTI0l\ :M.AKING A SPECIAL RATH. rateable ,ahm of all rateable property lying within the Whakapirau Riding of the Otamatea County; and that such :N pur.suance a°'d exercise of the powers vested. in it in special rate shall bP an annual-recurring rate durin)! the I that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loana Act, 1913, th" cm rency of such loan, and he payable yearly on tho 1st day Piako County Council hereby resolves as follows :- of July in each and <""'very year during the currency of ~uch That, fol' the purpose of providing interest and other loan, being a pcriocl of :16} years. or until thP loan is fully charges on a loan of £1/iOO, authorized to be raised hy the paid off.'' Piako County Council, under the above-mentioned Act, for the purpose of completing the metalling of No. 7 Road, The above resolution wa8 passed at a special nwoting of Waitoa. the said Piako County Council makes and levies a the Otamatea County Council htild on Monday, the 11th day special mfr of one penny and one-eighth of a penny. per of October, 191/l, and the common seal of the Council was pound upon the unimproycd value.of the ratoablo property hereto affixed in t.lk f)l'l\~t·nro of~ comprised in the area l,clow described :-- .J. (:ORDOX COATE::-:. AU that 111'ea of land in Waitoa Riding of the County of C,mnt.,v Chairrnan. Piako commencing at- the south-caAtern boundary-corner· of K ()_ Al()KJN, Section .~!) of the Waitoa Estate at where it junctions with County Clerk. the railway-line; thc;nce in a northerly direction along the eastorn boundaries of Hect.ions ,59, 60, 61, and 62 of the l hereby certify that. t.hc foregoing is 11 tme extract, from vVaitoa Estate to Nu. 2 Boad; thence continuing northerly the minnte-hook of the Otarnatca (;9unty Council of t.hc l l th along a right line thl'<>ugh centre of Sections 5:l, 52, 51, 50, day of October. l!il/'i. 49, and 48 of the Wuitoa Estate to No. 4 Road; thence K U. AICKlN, continuing northwards along the eastern houndarics of Sec­ 76ti County Clm·k. tions J, 2, 2/'i, 23, 22, 21-, and 19 of the llallachragan Sub­ division to the boundary-line between the Counties of Piako and Ohinemuri, along such county boundary in a westerly direction to a point in Section 83 of the Waitoa Estate Rl'TT COUNTY COUNCIL. 60 chains west of Ko. 7 Road ; thence by a right line in a southerly direction through the centre of Sections 82, 81, 80, 79, 78, 77, 76, 75, 74, 73, 72, and 71 of the Waitoa Estate; )lo. 10 8PECIAL-RA'rI};G ARl;A. AKATARAWA BRlDGE. --- thence continuing southerly along the western boundaries of RESOLUTION MAKDfG SPECIAL RATE IN RESPF:CT OF 10 PJCR Sections <>5, 64, and 6:l and by a right line through Section 68 CENT. ADDITTOSAL 0'< LOA" OF £71\0. of the Waitoa :fijstate to its southern boundary 20 chains west from where such boundary-line joins tho railway-line; thence easterly along such southern boundary to the railway­ ln the matter of thP Local Bodies' Luaus Act,, 191 :1, its linc, which along in a north-easterly direction to tho point of amend1nents, and regulations thereunder. cmnrnencement. rrlHAT, in pursuance and exercise of the powers ycsted in Such special rate shall be an annual-recurring rate during it in that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 191:l, the currency of such loan, and he payable half-yearly on the the Hutt Countv Council hercbv resolves as follows :- 1st days of April and October in each and every year during That, fur the· purpose of pr;viding the interest and other the currency of such loan, being a period of thirty-six and charges on a loan of seventy-fi,c pounds (£71\) [ten pounds one-half years, or until the loan is fully paid off. per centum on loan of seven hundred and fifty pounds Wo hereby certify that the above is a tme and correct (£750)], authorized to he raised by the Hutt County Council, copy of a resolution passed hy the Piako County Council at under the above-mentioned Act, for the construction of a a meeting held on the 15th day of September, 1915. bridge across the Hutt River on the Akatarawa Road, and J. B. THOMAS, approaches thereto, tlw said Hutt County Council hereby County Chairman. makes and levies a special rate of one-fiftieth of a ptmny (l/50th) i.ri the pound upon the rateable value of all rate­ R. 8. HANNA, able property of the No. 10 Special-rating Arca, Akatarawa 770 County Clerk. Bridge, comprising the lands in the said special-rating area, being the several sections and blocks hereinafter enumerated -that is to sav, /Sections 8, 12, 13, 32, and 15, Block 13. THE NEW ZEALA'-/Tl GAZETTE Akatarawa S.D: ; and Sections 1, 358, 3fi7, :J:'iH, 35/'i, 215, and that part of Section 172 which is situate north of the [lBSCRIFTTONS.-The subscrir,tion ··i·s· :.t the rat• Hutt River, and Sections :216, 360, Block 14, Akatarawa Sl of ~~s. per annum, including postagP, PAYABLE IN S.D. ; and all the sections comprised in Blocks 10 and 6, ADVAl"Oe. A le,.a period than three months oannot oo sub­ Akatarawa S.D. ; and Sections 398, 399, 400, 403, 404, 407, scribed for. 406, 405, 402, 401, Block 2, Akatarawa S.D. And that such special rate shall be an annual-recurring rate during the Single copies of the Oaze.tte, 6d. eacl!. currency of such loan, and be 1iayahle on the first day of Advertisements are charged at t,he rate of 6d. per line November in each and every year during the currency of for the first insertion, and 3d. rw,· line for the second and such Joa,n, being for a period of 36! ye.ars, or nntil the loan any snbsequent insertion. is fully paid off. Statements under the !\Iining Act are umformly eharged The common seal of the Chairman, Councillors, and In­ 23s. habitants of the County of Hutt was hereto affixed on the All advertisemf:'nts sh1,old he writtt-"n on (HIP side of the 12th October, 1911\. paper, and signature::;, &c., ~hould be written in a legible W. J. HOWKLL. hand. JOHN WAKEHAM. The number uf insertions required must bt> written I hereby certify that the above resolution was passed by across t.he face of the advertisement. the Hutt County Council at a meeting duly convened for and The X ew 7,,aiand (,'au tie is published on 'l hursday held on the 12th October, 1915. evening in each v\eek, and notices for iilsertion must b& H. D. ATKINSON, received by the Government Printer before ~ o'clock of 767 Clerk. the day precedin!l: publication. -Sti98 'l1HE~ NR.W Z_KALAND GA.Z.ET"1'1_K [No. 121

PECIAL 1rnPOUTS OK r:DUCATlOKAL SUB­ THE PATENTS. DESIUNS, _o\ ND TRADE - MARK~ S .fECTS.--CATALOUUE CW THE PLANTS OF ACT_ NEW ZF.:ALAND: Indigenous ,rnd '.'iaturaliz~d Species. I By T_ F_ CHEESUIAN. F. LS .. F. Z.S Price, ls. Pama, 2s. orders 1hould be addressed- .. OoVKBNMt..NT i>RINTll:R, \\iELLINGTON. ,. c OP[ES of th@ ahove .Act are now procurable from the i10VERNMl<;NT PRINTER, CONSOLIDATED STATUTJ

RaouCTION IN PRICK To THt PUBLIC .JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE. . s· ETS of Consolidated Statutes consisting of !five Volumes, in Cloth Binding, rr,ay now he obtained at P'!'BLISilBD MONTHLY_ the price of £5 per set_ .JOHN MACKAY. Government Print~r. SUBSCBil'TION, ,s. l\n. PJCB ANNUJI, INCLUDING Po!!T&Oa. SINGL& COPY, 6D. Printing and Stationery Departm~nt. 21st November, 1913_ l1BSCRlPT10NS should he forwarded by postal note S or stamps (preferably the former) to the Publisher, 8CHOOJ, FOR THE DEAF. NEAR SUMNER Departmenl of Agriculture, Industries. and Commerce, CHRISTCHURCH. Wellington. Subscribers should furnish full name and address.

'0Nn... TRI!: CON'IROL AND SUPEB.VISION Of' THI: JiJnUCATION D&PABTMIINT. CONTBNTS. llil'ector : Mr. ,T. E. RT.a:;v•NH. PAG:I dDVF.RTl.~J.;MENTfi ,J59!; OR Deaf Children of sound intellect. The pupil• are F taught to understand and use ordinary speech. The APP0IN'l'1'lENT8, ETC. 3557 full charge for hoard and education is £Hi a year, but less BA~ICfi.UPTCY No·.r1cE1- 35!)4 is accepted from parents who cannot afford to pay this CRoWN LANDS No•nc1<'.~ 357>1 -amount. In case of neceRsity admission is free. r,ANn By the Education .~ct it is r:ompulsory for deaf children Boundaries altered 3547 to come under instruction a.t the age of six, and to con- Crown Lands open for !Jisposal 354,-; . tinue until the age of twenty-one unless the Education , Foreshore. Licensing Use and Occupation of 357/i Native Land Act, Exempting Na.tives from the Department previously grants exemption. Though a child Provisions of the, &c. . . 3554 is, as a rule, best fitted to begin the school course at the , NativA Land Act. Revoking Order in Council &ge of six, advice should be obtained as soon as any sign under the .. 355~ , of deafness is observed. Native !,and. Consenting to Mortgage of 3M~ :'.'lative Lana, Prohibiting all Private Alienation The following classes of deaf children are admitted to of certain 3552 the School for the Deaf /sound intellect being always a Public Trustee, Vested iu 3577 ·:iecessity) :- Railway Purposes, Taken for .. 3548 1 _ Children born deaf. or who have lost their hearing Recreation :keserves orought under Part II of the Public Reserves and Domains Act 3554 before learning to speak. ReservP ve+ttefl 3551> 2. Children who can hear a little, hut are too deaf t,, Road, Allocating Ln.nd taken for a Railway to be taught in a public school. the Purposes of 3548 Roe.cl, Consenting to ,toppmg .. 3550 3. Children who have lost their hearing after having J{o»d proclaimed 35'19 learned to' speak_ Road Purposes, Intention to take Land for 3560 The Act imposes upon every parent, teacher of a school Roads proclaimed and closed . . . . 3548 Sa1e or Selec1i10n , ,(either public or private), constable, or officer of a chari­ 35.55 -table or kindred institution who is aware of the place of LAND TRANAFER AcT NoTIOER 3595 residence (either temporary or permanent) of a deaf child. MAORI LAND A.DYHNIATRATJON NoTIOES 3586 and the householder in whose house any such child resides, 1\of.IAC~I,LANP!OUS- &n obligation to send notification of the fact to the Bills of T,a

of the child; and any neglect or failure to comply with. j Domain Boa.rds appointed 3552 ·this provision involves liability to a lino,. ' Exports . 3571 Harbour Board. Appointing a i\'lember of 3555 Information and advicP may be obtaine.d from the I Holiday : 8t- Andrew's Day 3577 Director. or from Meteorological Returns for September • • 3572 Mining Privileges to be struck off the Register 3561i THE SECRETARY FOR EDUCATION, Na.tional Registration Act, Notices under the 3549, 3550 Wellington. Noxious Weed, Plant declared to be .. 3660 Polls for Proposed Loans 3659, 3678 Post-offices opened, &c. • . :!558 BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. Public Service, Applications invited for Positions in.. :!577 Ra.ilwa v 'l'raffic Returns 3561 HE public are informed that extr~cts from the New Scenic Board, Powers delegated to 355B T Zealand Gazette, containing all Bankruptcy Notices Tenders 3560 that appear in each issue, are published weekly, and will Trustees of Public Cemetery appointed 3556 lie sent post-free to any addrel!S on payment of a subscrip­ Watercourse vested in Borough Council., 3557 iion of 10s. per annum. Single copies, 3d. each. NATIVE LAND COURT NOTICES 3581 Orders should be addressed- 8BI1'PING- " GOVIIBNJl&NT PBINT&B, WBLLINGTON-'' Notice to Mariners 3571,

By Authority: JoHN MACKAY, Govemment Prin&er, Wellington.