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2890 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 110 307761 Penny, Richard Beaumont, Dairy-farmer, Kerepeehi, 429500 Radford, Charles Albert, Farm Hand, care of Mr. C. Jesper- Hauraki Plains. sen, Ngakuru, Rotorua. 253441 Penny, Colin Stuart, Farmer, Awakeri. 303861 Radford, Claude, Upper Albert St, Thames. 242372 Penseler, Dr. Rudolf George, Oturoetai, Rural Delivery, 253483 Radford, Reginald, Stock-dealer, Whangamata Rd, Waihi. Tauranga. 278857 Rae, Walter, Mcindoe, Teacher; care of l\fr. C. W. Fair- 266162 Penwarden, Sidney Gordon, Dairy-farmer, Putaruru. weather, Private Bag, Opotiki. 407735 Percival, Reginald Hughie, General Farm Labourer, 207605 Raethel, Frederick Thomas, School-teacher, Post-office, 86 Malfroy Rd, Rotorua. Upper Atiamuri, Putaruru. · 428241 Percy, Vernon Dallenger, Transport-driver, 92 King St, 396358 Ramsay, John William Gordon, Forester, State Forest, Whakatane. Rotorua. 231424 Perkins, Archie Bromwell, Farm Hand, Te Poi Rural Delivery, 422101 Rand, John Richard, Draughtsman, Civic Buildings, Matamata. Whakatane. · 289388 Perkins, Arnold .AJfred, Charles, Farm Hand, care of W. S. 391117 Randal, Bruce Kinnaird, Farm Worker, care of Mr. W. T. Woods, Rural Delivery, Whakatane. Mears, Piakoiti Rd, Walton. 416140 Perkinson, Charles Leslie James, Sawyer, No. 3 Mill, Mokai. 272276 Rankin, Hugh Leonard, Post-office, Edgecumbe. 245765 Petch, Gordon William, Dairy Factory Hand, care of Mercury 246469 Rasmussen, Rudolph (Jun.), Dairy-farmer, Paeroa. Bay Dairy Co., Whitianga. 287345 Rattray, Patrick Angus, Farm Hand, Ngahuru Rd, Rotorua. 246072 Peters, Frederick Douglas, Waitakaruru. 247185 Rau, Charles Laurence, Farm Hand, Waiota.hi, Opotiki. 417240 Petersen, Albert Arthur, Farmer, Omanawa Falls, Tauranga. 254924 Rau, Clifton Vale, Waiotahi, Opotiki. 287317 Petrie, Rex William, Farm Labourer, care of L. A. Smith, 377242 Rayner, Keith Charles, Farmer, Te Poi, Matamata. Mangateparu, Morrinsville. 428367 Rea, David (Jun.), Farmer, Peria Rural Delivery, Matamata. 373143 Phare, John Richmond, Farm Ha,nd, Manoika, Te Puke. 375623 Reay, Thomas Noel Moore, General-store Assistant, Waitoa. 249789 Philcox, Bruce Stuart, Farm Worker, Waotu Rural Delivery, 317671 Redfern, Hilbert Leslie, Road-construction Worker, Kara- Putaruru. ngahake. 228634 Phillips, Richard John, Farm Hand, Papamoit Rural 023640 Redmond, Cyril James, Farm Hand, care of Mr. A. G. Delivery, Te Puke. McPherson, Main Rd, Waitakaruru, Hauraki Plains. 159758 Pickering, Edgar, Truck-driver, Tirau, Rotorua Line. 219452 Reeve, Harold George, Farm Hand, care of E. R. Mathews, 257385 Pickett, Francis William, Farm Hand, Morrinsvrlle. Tatuanui Rural Delivery, Morrinsville. 257384 Pickett, Stanley Kent, Farm Hand, Morrinsville. 1166!l8 Reeve, Herbert Fifield, Farm Hand, Waiotahi, Opotiki. 391536 Pickles, Harold Eric, Builder, care of Empire Hotel, Whaka­ 419309 Reid, Ale:x; John, Farmer, Harris Rd, Putaruru. tane. 077163 Reid, George Paterson, Clerk, Edgecumbe. 271930 Pilcher, Walter David, Draper's Assistant, Stewart St, 421043 Reid, Henry Alexander, Farm Hand, care of F. W. Belfield, Te Puke. Ngarua, Waitoa. 2.36001 Pinnell, William Thomas, Farmer, Matatoki, Thames 416155 Rufi, Frederick Whitman Gordon, Transport Employee, Valley. care of A. W. Rufi, P.O. Box 5, Waimana. 396794 Pirie, Douglas Lumsden, Farm Hand, care of A. W. Reynolds, 390119 Reid, John Gordon, Farm Hand, Patetonga Rural Delivery, Tirau. Morrinsville. 373127. Pirret, William, Te Puke. 397424 Reid, Patrick, Labourer, care of Davis Estate, Lake Rd, 083025 Pitstock, Albert John James, Farm Labourer, Waghorn Rd, Rotorua. Waharoa. 396535 Rendall, Arthur Lawrence, Sawmiller, Manawahe, M;i,tata. 411501 Pitstock, Herbert Charles, Farmer, care of L. F. Stewart, 256830 Rendell, Harold Keymer, Sheep-farmer, Kiwitahi, Morrins- Hangawera Rd, Morrinsville. ville. 195598 Plato, Percy Thomas Ernest, Forester, Owhata, Rotorua. 253267 Rendall, William Keith, Farmer, Manawahe, Matata. 317715 Plummer, Philip Armstrong, Hairdresser, Belmont Rd, 377594 Rennie, Edward George Mollison, Farmer, Wiltsdown, Paeroa. Putaruru. 402645 Pollard, Victor Charles, Life Assurance Agent, P.O. Box 63, 300081 Rennie, Roger Wiliiam, Farm Hand, Rangiaru Rd, Te Puke. Morrinsville. 133029 Reynolds, Alfred James, Dairy-farmer, Rural Delivery, Te 375243 Pollock, Alexander George, Farm Hand. No. 1 Rd, Waitoa. Aroha West, Te Aroha. 254327 Pond, Ronald Alexander, Farm Hand, Peria Rural Delivery, 422278 Reynolds, Leslie Thomas, Dairy-farmer, Te Aroha We.st. Matamata, Waikato. 284777 Richards, Colin Aubrey, Farmer, Kauaeranga Valley, 405303 Pook, Frederick John, Herd-tester, care of J. R. C. Hargood, Thames. Beech Rd, Waihi. 418994 Richards, Geo. Clement, Dairy and Pig Farmer, Waotu, 046862 Poole, Wynnton Hardwicke, Farmer, Katikati. Putaruru Rural Delivery. 291504 Porter, James Brian, Labourer, care of A. P. Anderson, 280820 Richards, George New, Farmer, .Reporoa, Rotorua. Ka;punga Rd, Coromandel. 275808 Richards, John Frederick, Farm Hand, Upper Atiamuri, 410173 Porter, John, Miner, Mackay St, Waihi. Rotorua. 424518 Pothan, Ronald John, Lorry-driver, care of Clark's Garage, 259482 Richards, Owen Alfred, Fruiterer and Market Gardener, Taupo. Kauaeranga Valley, Thames. 265721 Potter, Edward Vivian, Farmer, Okauia, Matamata. 296611 Richardson; Frederick Laurence, Baker, Arawa St, Rotorua. 170583 Pound, Richard Oscar, Farm Hand, care of Mr. S. J. Boyes, 236531 Riddington, John Henry, Farm Hand, Hairini, Tauranga. Hinuera, Matamata. 425608 Riley, Cyril Lang, Farm Hand, Waharoa. 150844 Pratt, Charles Desmond, Carpenter, Post-office, Walton. 273192 Ringer, Richard Amyas Allan, Teacher, Post-office, Maket.u. 420054 Pratt, Ernest Edward, Farm Hand, Matahanea, Opotiki. 280824 Ritchie, Clarence Arthur, Mill-Hand, Railway SawmiH, 412686 Pratt, Louis Raymond, Farm Hand, Wharepoa, Thames Maroa, via Putaruru. Line. 026161 Ritchie, William John, Farm Hand, Tiki Rd, Coromandel. 191219 Precious, John Arthur, Dairy-farmer, Katikati. 280835 Rix, Samuel Edward, Farmer, Walton. 281931 Preece, Phillip George, Farm Labourer, Kereta Rural 428831 Rob.and, Trevor ·walker, Farm Hand, Te l'oi Rural Delivery, Delivery, Thames. Matamata. .· 424040 Prendiville, Clifton Allev, Farm Hand, Hikntaia. 375314 Robert, Bernard John Llewellyn, Sub-Accountant, P.O. Box 422342 Prendiville, John Vernon, Farm Hand, HD.utaia. 30, Opotiki. 412786 · Prescott, William, Gold-miner, Mill St, Thames. 259652 Roberts, Arthur, Carpenter, Junction Rd, Waihi. 161479 Prestidge, Albert Francis, Share-milker, care of A. W. 297969 Roberts, Charles Lewis, Bank of New Zealand, Whakatane. Rapley, Athenree Rural Delivery, Katikati. 373131 Roberts, Llewellyn, Grocer, Te Puke. 200413 Price, James, Farm Hand, care of C. Townshend, Rural 378335 Roberts, William Henry, Miner, Grey St, Waihi. Delivery, Paeroa. 228631 Robertson, Douglas Clarence, Farmer, Pongakawa Rural 260222 Price, Samuel Gorton, Bank Clerk, Bank of New Zealand, Delivery, Te Puke. Matamata. 253681 Robertson, Errol Andrew, Lorry-driver, Northu111berland 062749 Priestly, Alan, Linesman, Lichfield Rd, Putaruru. St, Waipukurau. 104314 Prince, Harold Herbert, Farm Hand, Post-office, Matamata. 420509 Robertson, Thomas Allan, Farm Hand, Ngarua Rd, Waitoa. 261613 Print, Ronald Henry, Exchange Clerk, Post and Telegraph 126486 Robinson, Alan .James, Farm Hand, Buckland Rd, Peria Department, Te Aroha. Rural Delivery, Matamata. 425291 Prole, Henry Alfred; Farmer, Omokoroa, Tauranga. 373659 Robinson, Charles, care of J. A. Dobson and Son, Matamata. 424523. Prole, John Alexander, Omokoroa. 420913 Robinson, Ernest Stanley, Dairy-farmer, Coromandel. 256585 Pryor, Leo Sylvester, Electrical Linesman, Post-office, 402359 Robinson, George Gordon, Carpenter, Harvey · St, West Rotorua. Tauranga. 280848 Pryor, Maurice Joseph, Civil Servant, Post-office, Tirau. 416864 Robinson, Hector Campbell, General Labourer, Main St, 268626 Purvis, William Herbert, Tauranga Rd, Waihi. Te Puke. 383316 Putt, BrnM Donald, Dairy-farmer, Katiltati. 294553 Robinson, Joseph Edward Eugene, Mechanic, Grand View 259709 Quinn, Thomas Richard, Barman, care of Commercial Hotel, Hotel, Whakatane. Whakatane. 245915 Robinson, Malyon Isaac, Farm Labourer, Hikutaia. 398788 Quinn, William John, Farmer; Matatoki, Thames Valley. 424582 Robinson, Noel Tracey, Painter, 31 Union St, Rotorua. 250606 Radford, Albert Eric Ernest, Retail Butcher, Barry Rd, 414585 Robinson, Norman, Farm Hand, Overdale, Putaruru. Waihi. 419557 Robison, Waring Morris, Farmer, Tauhu Rd, Morrinsville. .
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  • Broken Hill Recreation Brochure

    Broken Hill Recreation Brochure

    to Track classification Kauaeranga Rd to Hikuai and S.H. 25 Billy Goat to Hihi TairuaTairua Walking track: Easy to moderate walking from a few · Trig Track FirthFurth PauanuiPauanui minutes to a day. Mostly well formed, some sections may of Thames BrokenBroken Hills d be steep, rough or muddy. Suitable for people with low Hikuai a Hikuai o to moderate fitness and abilities. Clearly signposted. Thames R Thames y e Stream and river crossings are bridged. Walking shoes ll Stream and river crossings are bridged. Walking shoes a Kopu V Kopu or light tramping/hiking boots required. Whangamata i Whangamata u t e Tramping track: Challenging day or multi-day iver k a R u tramping/hiking. Mostly unformed with steep, rough iru P Ta or muddy sections. Suitable for people with good Hihi Trig fitness, moderate to high level backcountry skills and experience, including navigation and survival skills. Paeroa Patons Dam Paeroa Waihi Track has markers, poles or rock cairns. Expect river Waihi crossings. Tramping/hiking boots required. Gem of the Boom Walk Hihi Trig to Bridge Car park Ge Kopu - Hikuai Road m of th e Enjoying the outdoors safely Broken Hills Boom to Kopu - Summit Track Broken Hills Creek to Battery Hikuai Rd P Campground Tracks are developed to different standards and in some a Broken Hills to n instances, walking tracks change to tramping trackstracks soso S Puketui Valley Battery Walk t watch for signs indicating this. Orange triangles are used to re Roadend Car park watch for signs indicating this. Orange triangles are used to a m mark tracks where required.