Jumb. 69. 2909
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE ..
WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1914.
Revoking the Reservation over Port-ion of a Scenic Resen•e in , Declaring Land set apart as a Scenic Reserve under the Land the Westland Land District. · 1 Act, 1892, to be subject to the Scenery Preservation Act, 1908. [L.s.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. A PROCLAMATION. [L.s.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. HEREAS by Proclamation dated the thirtieth day of A PROCLAMATION. W March, one thousand nine hundred and eleven, and published in the New Zealand Gazette of the sixth day of HEREAS the land described in the Schedule hereto April, one thousand nine hundred and eleven, certain land W was by Warrant dated the twenty-third day of June, in the Westland Land District was set apart as a reserve one thousand nine hundred and seven, permanently set apart under the Scenery Preservation Act, 1908 : as a reserve for the preservation of scenery under the pro And whereas the land described in the Schedule hereto visions of the Land Act, 1892 : And whereas it is expedient (being part of the land so set apart) is no longer suitable that the said land should be declared a reserve under the for scenic purposes being open land : Scenery Preservation Act, 1908: Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, in Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred on me by in pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred by sec section eight of the Scenery Prerervation Amendment Act, tion twelve of the Scenery Preservation Amendment Aot, 1910, do hereby revoke the reservation for scenic purposes 1910, do hereby proclaim and declare that the land described over the land described in the Schedule hereto. in the Schedule hereto shall, from and after the date hereof, be a scenic reserve under the Scenery Preservation Act, SCHEDULE. 1908, and its amendments. ALL that area in the Westland Land District, containing by admeasurement 1 acre, more or less, being part of Scenic SCHEDULE. Reserve 1190, Block XV, Waitaha Survey District. Bounded ALL that area in the Southland Land District, containing towards the north-west by the main South Road for a dis by admeasurement 20 acres, more or less, being Section 1, tance of 250 links, towards the north-east by other part of Block XIII, Paterson Survey District. Bounded towards Scenic Reserve 1190 for a distance of 393· l links, towards the west, north, and east by a reservation along the Paterson the south-east by other part of Scenic Reserve 1190 for a Inlet, 4,680 links ; agafo towards the east by Section 3, distance of 258·8 links, and towards the south-west by other Block XIII, Paterson Survey District, 350 links ; and to part of Scenic Reserve 1190 and the main South Road for a wards the south by Sections 3 and 2 of said block, 1711 ·3 Jinks : distance of 393·2 links ; be all the aforesaid linkages more be all the aforesaid linkages more or less : as the same is or less ; as the same is delineated on the plan marked L. and delineated on the plan marked L. and S. 685/17, deposited S. 577 /12, deposited in the Head Office, Department of Lands in the Head Office, Department of Lands and Survey, at and Survey, at Wellington, and thereon coloured green. Wellington, and thereon bordered red. Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri~ht Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ril!,ht Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savlie, Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of the Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distingnished Order of Saint Michael and Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea land and its Dependencies ; and issued under land and its Dependencies ; and issued under the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern the Seal of the snid Dominion, at the Govern ment Honse at Wellington. this twenty-second day ment House a.t Wellington, this twenty-eighth of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand hundred and fourteen. nine hundred and fourteen. H. D. BELL, H. D. BELL, For Minister in Charge of Scenery Preservation. For Minister in Charge of Scenery Preservation.
Gon SAVB 1'HB Kmq ! Gop u v, TIJ!I KJNQ l 2910 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTK [No. 69
Land s•t apart for Selection. As the same is delineated upon the plan marked ss shove I mentioned, depoaited in the Head Office, Depa.rtment of [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor .. Lands and Survey, a.t Wellington, and thereon coloured ss above noted. A PROCLAMATION. HEREAS by section sixty-three of the Land Laws Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right W Amendment Act, 1913, it is, amongst other things, Honourable Arthur William de Brito Sa.vile, enacted that in no case shall any moneys be expended Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of the under the provisions of the said section sixty-three in con Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and nection with any block of land unless that block is set apart Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian for selection under that section. pursuant to Proclamation Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in in that behalf : and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea.• Now, therefore, in pursue.nee a.nd exercise of every power land a.nd its Dependencies ; and .issued undez and authority enabling me in this behalf, and for the pur the Seal of thP •aid Dominion, at-the Oovern· poses of the a.f,,resa.id Act, I, Arthur William de Brito ment House at Wellington, this twenty-eighth day Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of of July, in the year of our. Lord one thousand nine New Zealand, do herebv proclaim the land described in the hundred and fourteen. Schedule hereto as set ape.rt for selection. H. D. BELL, For Minister of Lands. SCHEDULE. GOD SA VB THIil KING ! AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT. Puk,nui Exten,i,,n Block (785 Acres). Land set apa,'t for Selection. SECTION 2, Block VII, Otana.ke Survey District: Area, 388 seres 3 roods 16 perches. Section 6, Block VIH, Otanske S11rvey District: Area, [L.s.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. 396 seres and 13 perches. A PROCLAMATION. As the same are delineated upon the plau marked L. and HEREAS by section sixty.three of the Land Laws S. 5/16, deposited in the Head Office, Department of W Amendment Act, 1913, it is, amongst other things, Lands and Survey, at Wellington, and thereon edged red. enacted that in no case ,hall any moneys be expended Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right under the provisions of the said section sixty-three in con Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, nection with any block of land unless that .block is set .apart Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of the for selection under that section pursue,nt to Proclamation in Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and that behalf : Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of every power Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and authority ena.bling me in this behalf, and for the pur and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea· poses of the aforesaid Act, T, Arthur William de Brito land and its Dependencies ; and issued under 8avile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of the SP•I of thP soiil Dominion. at the Oovern· New Zealand, do hereoy proclaim the land described in the ment House at Wellington, this twenty-eighth day Schedule hereto as set apart for selection. of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fourteen. SCHEDULE. H. D. BELL, For Minister of Lands. WELLINGTON LAND DISTRICT, Rising Sun Block (1,254 Acres). Gon SAVE THE KING! Situated in Shown .Edged Section~ Block Survey on on Land set apart for Selection. I I District of Plan IPlan
LIVERPOOL, Governor. [L,S.] A. R, P. I A PROCLAMATION. 214 0 54 HEREAS by section sixty-three of the Land Lawe 250 0 gI 55 W Amendment A.ot, 1913, it is, amongst other things, 245 0 O' 56 Mt. Cerberus L.e.nd S. Red. o! 57 I enacted that in no case shall any moneys be expended 197 0 18/1180 under the provisions of the said aection sixty-three in con 128 0 58 } 220 0 59 nection with a.ny block of land unless that block is set apart : for selection under that section pursuant to Proclamation , i1 in that behalf : Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of every power As the same is delineated upon the plan marked as a.bovo and authority enabling me in this behalf, and for the pur mentioned, deposited in the Head Office, Department of poses of the aforesaid Act, I, Arthur William de Brito Lands a.nd Survey, at Wellington, and thereo11 coloured as Savile, Earl of Liverpool. the Governor of the Dominion of above noted, New Zealand, do hereby proclaim the la.nd described in the Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right Schedule hereto as se• apart for selection. Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, Knight Gran.d Cross of the SCHEDULE. Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT. Snint George, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, Governor and Commander-in-Uhief lD Whn.11gae Block (6,575 Acres). and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea land and its Dependencies ; and issued under Situated in Shown Edged the Se•l of the said Dominion. o.t thP Oovern Area. Survey District on OD of Plan Plan ment House at Wellington, this twenty-eighth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand - nine hundred and fourteen. A, R, P. H. D. BELL, 406 0 16 13 VII For Minister of Lands. 459 3 2 14 . 730 3 8 15 GOD ~.\ VE THII KING ! 694 2 0 2 VIII 506 2 32 3 . 414 2 b2 4 . Land ,et apart for Selection . 335 2 16 /j . 2 32 411 6 . L____ L.A.nd S. Red. [L.s.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. 852 :! 0 7 . 316 1 82 8 . V/10 A PROCLAMATION. 113 1 24 9 . °""-XTHEREAS by section sixty-three of the L•nd Laws 415 0 0 10 VV Amendment Act, 1913. it is, amonQst other thinl?s, 469 1 2-! 3 XII enacted that in no case shall any moneys be expended 140 2 32 4 . under the nrovisions of the said section sixty-three in con 602 0 0 /j . nection with any block of land unless that block is set apart 216 1 24 6 . for selection under tha.t section i:,ursuant to Procla.mation in tha.t behalf: .fULY 30.~ THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2911
Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of every power All in the Southland Land District; as the same are and authority enabling me in this behalf, and for tbe pur more particularly delineated on the plan marked and poses of the aforesaid Act, I, Arthur Wiliiam de Brito coloured "s above mentioned, and deposited in the Head tiavile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion Office, Department of Lands and Survey, at Wellington. of New Zealand, do hereby proclaim the land described in the Schedule hereto as set apart for selection. Given under the han .5 Additional Land at Kaiaroi taken jor the P1,rpo.ses c,f the Adjoining Shown Hurunui-Waitaki Raillcay. or passing Situated in OD through Pla.n [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. A PROCLAMATION. HEREAS it has been fonn Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl deposited in the office of the Minister of Public Works at of Liverpool, the Goveruor of the Dominion of New Zea Wellington, in the Wellington Provincial District, and thereon land, in exercise of the powers and authorities conferred on edged green. me. by sections twenty-nine and one hundred.and eighty-eight of the Public Works Act, 1908, and of every other power and Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri~ht anthorhy in anywise enabling me in this behalf, do hereby· Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, proclaim and declare that the land described in the Schedule Earl of Liverl!ool, Knight Grand Cross of the hereto is hereby taken for the purposes above mentioned. Most Distingutshed Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in SCHEDULE. and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea land and its Dependencies ; and issued under ------··------the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern ment House at Wellington, this twenty-seventh Situated Being Situated in day of July, in the year of our Lord one thou Portion of in Borough sand nine hundred and fourteen. of W. FRASER, Minister of Public Works. A, B, P. I Goo SAVE THE KING! 0 1 86 I Old Fuller Street IR.S. 321 .. I Kaiapoi. (S.O. 17Sv, red) Land 71roclaimed as a Road, a.ntl Road clo,ed, in Block I, In the Canterbury Land District ; as the same is more Russell Su,-vey District, Bay of Islands Oounty. particularly delineated on the i,lan marked W.R. 21556, deposited in the office of the Minister of Railways at [L.s.J LIVERPOOL, Governor. Wellington, in the Wellington Provincial District, and thereon coloured green. A PROCLAMATION. N pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred by Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right I section eleven of the Land Act, 1908, I, Arthur Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, William de Brito S&vile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of the of Ghe Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby, with the con Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and sents of the owners and mortgagee of the land described in Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian the First Schedule hereto, and of the Bay of Islands County Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in Council, being the local authority in whose district the said and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea land is situated, proclaim as a road the land in Russell land and its Dependencies ; and issued nuder Survey District desoribed in the First Schedule hereto ; and the Seal of the said Dominion, a.t the Govern also do hereby, with the like consents as aforeSS,id, proclaim ment House at Wellington. this sixteenth day of as closed the ro&d described in the Second Schedule hereto, July, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine which is not required by reason of the road described in the hundred and fourteen. First Schedule hereto. W. H. HERRIES, Minister of Railways. FIRST SCHEDULE. GOD SA VE THE KING ! LAND PBO0LADIED AS A ROAD. APPROXIMATE areas of the pieces of land proclaimed as & road : 1 &ere and So perches ; and 3 roods 7 perches. Revoking Part of a Procln.mation taking Land fur a Portion "Portion of O.L.C. 128, Auckland R.D. (17728, blue). of the•Kawalcawa-Hokianga Railway, for Road-di1Jersions in Situated in Block I, Russell Survey Distriot. connection therewith, and for Road Approaches thereto. Shown coloured pink on plan P.W.D. 35976. [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. SECOND SCHEDULE. RoAD CLOSED. A PROCLAMATION. APPBOXIMATE are& of the piece of road closed; 1 rood 9 HEREAS by the Public Works Amendment Act, 1909, perches. W it is enacted that if at any time after the issue or Adjoining or passing through O.L.C. 128 (17728, blue). making of any Proclamation taking land under the Public Situated in Block I, Russell Survey District. Works Act, 1908, and before the payment or awe.rd of &ny Shown coloured green on plan P.W.D. 35976. compensation in respect of the taking thereof, it is found All in the Auckland Land District; &s the s&me &re more that the land or any part thereof is not required for the particularly delineated on the plan marked and coloured as purpose for which it was t&ken, or that any error in form or above mentioned, &nd deposited in the office of the Minister substance exists in or in relation to that Proclamation, or the of Public Works &t Wellington, in the Wellington Provinoi&l making or gazetting thereof, the Governor may, by a sub District. · sequent Proclamation gazetted, revoke the former Procl&ma tiori, either wholly or so far as he thinks necessary : Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri~ht And whereas it is found that portion of the land taken by Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, a Proclamation made under the Public Works Act, 1908, Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of the dated the fourth day of April, one thousand nine hundred Most Distinguished Order of Saint Micha.el and and thirteen (hereinafter termed " the said Proclamation"), Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian and published in the New Zealn.nd Gazette No. 31, pages 1258 Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and 1259, of the tenth day of the same month, is not now and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea required fer the purpose for which it was taken : land and its Dependencies ; and issued under And whereas compensation in respect of the taking of the the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern said land has not been paid or &warded : ment House at Wellington, this twenty,fourth Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, 12ine hundred and fourteen. in pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in me by the W. FRASER, Public Works Amendment Act, 1909, and of all other powers Minister 9f Public Works. enabling me in this behalf, do hereby revoke so much of the said Proclamation as affects the land described in the Sche GOD SA VE THE KING ! duhl hereto. Defining the Middle-line of a l!'urtker PD'l'.tion of the Waidv SCHEDULE. Branch of the Nurth Island Main Trunk Railway. APPBOXIMATE area of the piece of land not required for a • railway : 6 acres and 35·4 perches. [L.S.) LIVERPOOL, Governor. Portion of Kohewhata Block (17826, blue). A PROCLAMATION. Situated in Block IV, Punakitere Survey District. HEREAS the Waiuku Branch of the North Island In the Auckland Land District ; as the same is more W Main Trunk Railway (hereinafter termed "the said particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 36069, railway ") is a railway the construction of which is authorized - -- ~------~--- JuLt 30.l THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2913 by the Railways Authorization Act, l!Jl2 : And whereas the anywise enabling me in this behalf, do hereby proclaim and said railway has been partly constructed, and it has been declare that the land described in the Schedule heret.o is determined to construct and maintain a further portion of hereby taken for scenic purposes; and I do also hereby the same: declare that this Proclamation shall take effect on e.nd afte"r Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl the fifteenth day of August, one thousand nine hundred e.nd of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zea fourteen. land, in pursuance and exercise of the powers and autho rities conferred on me by the Public Works Act, 1908, and in exercise of every other power and authority in anywise SCHEDULE enabling me in this behalf,.do hereby proclaim and declare that the middle-line of the said further portion of the said Ii] ! railway shall be that defined and set forth in the Schedule a;;:..::i ,i Being ..,.., Situated . Shown hereto. 'M O °g ~ Portion of .S 8 in Survey i on 818.S 8ection E~ District of I Plan ~-:2 in SCHEDULE. ~ P-! I CoM.MENOING at a point in Lot 11 of Section 38, Parish of 1 Pukekohe, Block X, Drury Survey District, and marked t;, t 1149, Township IXIV i Orou& .. 1 P. W .D · I Edged :o 1 3 miles, which point is also the termination of the railway of Sandon . 85861 red. described in a Proclamation dated the 24th day of March, 1914, and published in the New Zealand Gazelle No. 34, of In the Wellington Land District; e.s the same is more parti the 2nd April, 1914; proceeding thence generally in a westerly cularly delineated on the plan marked and coloured e.s and then in a south-westerly direction for a distance of about a.hove mentioned, e.nd deposited in the office of the Minister 9 miles 18 chains, and passing in, into, through, or over the of Public Works at Wellington, in the Wellington Pro following lands, viz. : Lots 11, 10, and 38 of Section 38, vincial District. Parish of Pukekohe ; Lot 26A and remaining portion of Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right Section 26, Presbyterian Church Reser"", and Section 21, Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, Parish of Puni, Block X, Drury Survey District ; Sections 21 Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of the and 20, Parish of Puni, Block IX, Drury Survey District ; Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Sections 20, 22, 25, 10, Parish of Puni, and eastern portion of Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian Section 98; Lots 9, 10, 11, 12, 2, and 1 of Section 98; Sec Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in tions 83, 84, 85, 86, 112, 154, and 153 ; Lots 2 and l of (i) of and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea eastern portion of Section 130, (j) of western portion of 130, land and its Dependencies ; and issued under Subdivision 117(1) and 131(2) of (l) of western portion of 8ec the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern tion 130, and Section 135, all in the Parish of Waiuku East, ment House at Wellington, this twenty-fourth Block XIII, Drury Survey District; Sections 135, 134, 132, de.y of July, in the year of our Lord one thou 49, 52, and 53, Waiuku East Parish, Block XIII, Awitu sand nine hundred and fourteen. Survey District; Sections 53, 61, and 47, road partially W. FRASER, intersecting Original Section 205, remaining portion of Sec Minister of Public Works. tion 205 to the Waiuku Stream, Original Sections 3 and 4, Lots l and 2 of Section 4, 30A of 73, 73, 227, and 228, all in Gon SA viii THB KING 1 Waiuku East Parish, Block III, Maioro Survey District ; and terminating at a point on the south-eastern boundary of said Section 228, Parish of Waiuku East, marked 12 miles 18 chains : including all adjoiniug and intervening places, A mended Reuu/ations regarding Certificate;, of Secondary lands, reserves, roads, tracks, lakes, rivers, streams, and Instruction. watercourses : all in the Land District of Auckland : as the same is delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 35848 (2 sheets) (Auckland No. 4969), deposited in the office of the Minister LIVERPOOf,, Governor. of Public Works at Wellington, in the Wellington Provincial ORDER IN COUNCIL. District. At the Government House at Wellington, this twon,y Given under the haud of His Excellency the Right . seventh day of Jnly, 1914. Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, Present: Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of the H1s EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN UOUNCIL. Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian N pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities Order, Governor and Comma.nder-in-Chief in I vested in him by the Education Act, 1908, His Excel and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea lency the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting land and its Dependencies ; and issued under by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern of the said Dominion, doth hereby amend, in the manner set ment House at Wellington, this twenty-seventh forth in the Schedule hereto, the regulations dated th" day of July, in the year of our Lord one thou thirteenth day of February, one thousand -nine hundred and B&nd nine hundred and fourteen. eleven, relating to certificates of secondary instruction; and W. FRASER, doth prescribe that this Order shall come into force on the Minister of Public Works. date of the first publication thereof in the New Zealand Gazette. Go» SA v11: THB KING ! SCHEDULE. ],and taken for Scenic Purposes in Block XIV, OToua THE regulations respecting certificates of secondary in Survey Dist·rict. struction are hereby amended as follows :- 1. With respect to clause 1 thereof, by adding thereto the following : " In general no such certificate shall be granted [L.8.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. unless evidence is given by the pupil that he is qualified by A PROCLAMATION. attainment to receive a Senior Free Place in a secondary HEREAS the land described in the Schedule hereto school, district high school, or technical school in accordance W is required to be taken, under the Publio Works with the regulations relating thereto." Aot, 1908, the Scenery Preservation Aot, 1908, and the 2. With respect to clause 2 thereof, by inserting at t~e end Scenery Preservation Amendment Act. 1910, for scenic of the first proviso thereto the following words : " or in the purposes in Block XIV, Orona Survey District: :Matriculation Examination of tho University of New Zealand." And whereas all the conditions precedent required by 3. With respect to clause 3 thereof, by mnitting all words law to be observed and performed prior to the ta.king of after the words " four years' course of secondary instruction," such land for the purposes hereinbefore specified have been and substituting therefor the following: " Provided that not observed and- performed : less than two years of the course shall be a senior course, and Now, therefore. I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, l!Jarl that the standard of work in the classes in which the pupil of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, is placed during the last year is essentially in advance of in pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities the requirements for the time being of the Matriculation vested in me by the Public Works Acr., 1908, the Scenery Examination of the University of Now Zealand; provided Preservation Act, 1908, e.nd the Scenery Preservation Amend further that the units of work satisfactorily co01pleted during ment Aot, 1910, and d every other power and authority in the course shall be not less than 80, and shall include not 2914 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 leas than 16 units in English, 16 units in Mathematics, 12 units Any metallic body, to be "efficiently connected with in one of the languages Latin, Greek, French, German, and earth," shall be connected with the general mass of the either 10 units in Science, or if 12 units be completed in a earth in such manner as will ensure at all times an imme second foreign language 6 units in one Science." diate and safe discharge of electrical energy. Further, by adding to the clause the following words: "Inspecting Engineer " means the Engineer or other "In general no higher leaving certificate shall be granted to officer appointed by the Minister for the purpose of inspect· a pupil unless evidence is given that the standard of attain ing the works to be constructed or maintained under this ment reached at the end of the course is at least one year in license. advance of th minimum requirements of the Matriculation "Minister" means the Minister of Public Works. Examination of the University or of the Class D examination " Street " includes road. in corresponding subjects." 4. With respect to clause 5 thereof, by adding the following System of Suwly.· words : " For leaving certificates applications should in all 2. The system of supply shall be as follows :- cases be made through the Principal of the secondary school (a.) Direct-current two- or three-wire system, with 500 volts attended or through an Inspector of Schools, from whom a between the outers a.nd 250 volts between each outer and the special recm_nmendation may be required in support of the neutral conductor. application." (b.) Three-phase alternating current generatedTat a fre J. F. ANDREWS, quency of 50 cycles per second, a.nd pressure not exceeding Clerk of the Executive Council 3,300 volts between phases for transmission to pole trans formers. The low-tension distribution shall be on the three pha.se four-wire system, one pha.se wire and the neutral' being Authorizing the Gisborne Borough Council to erect Electric LiMB used for single-phase service. The neutral point of the within the Borough of Gisborne and Portion of the Cook secondary windings of all distribution transformers shall be Oounty. effectively earthed at the site of the transformer. Low tension distribution voltages shall be 400 volts between phase wires and 230 VQ!ts from any phase wire to the earthed LIVERPOOL, Governor. neutral. ORDER IN COUNCIL. Connection of Circuits with Earth. At the Government Honse at Wellington, this twenty-seventh 3. The connection with earth of the neutral conductor day of July, 1914. shall be at one point only on each distinct circuit.-na.mely, at the generating station, substation, or transformer; and Present: the insula.tion of the circuit shall be efficiently maintained HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. at all other parts. HEREAS by section two of the Public Works Amend No fuse shall be employed in the neutral conductor, and a W ment Act, 1911, it is provided that no person shall switch or link shall be provided for disconnecting the earth lay, construct, put up, place, or use!any~electric line except connection for testing. under the authority of a license issued by the Governor in In the earth connection of the direct-current three-wire Council under that Act : system there shall be a. recording ammeter reading to a And whereas the Gisborne Borough Councilf(hereinafter ma.ximnm of five amperes. referred to as " the Council ") desires to erect electric lines Switchboard. in the Borough of Gisborne and a portion of the Cook County, and it is expedient accordingly to issue a license in respect · 4. The main switchboard shall be made of and be mounted thereof under the said section : on material that is not inflammable. Now, therefore, in pursuance andfexercise of the powers conferred upon him by the said section, and of all other Circuit.breakers. powers enabling him in that behalf, His Excellency the 5. All outgoing feeders and distributors shall be provided Governor of thef-Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with automatic circuit-breakers or fuses, set to opan circuit with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of at 50 per cent. excess current over the rated full load of such the said Dominion, doth, subject to the conditions set forth feeder or distributor, with a time-limit not oxceoding ten in the Schedule hereto, hereby authorize the Council to erect, seconds. construct, lay down, and maintain electric lines for lighting, Overhead Conductors. heating, and power purposes within the Borough of Gisborne 6. All overhead conductors shall be of hard-drawn (as at present constituted), and the portion of the Cook copper. At telegraph crossings the electric lines shall cross County shown in red and blue colours resp9ctively on tho over or under the telegra.ph wires, a.s may be decided by the plan marked P. W.D. 33836, and deposited in the office of Minister of Telegraphs, and where they cross over or under the Minister of Public Works, at Wellington, in the Wellington open telegraph or any other aerial wires they shall be in Provincial District ; along the routes shown by means of sulated throughout the entire length of every crossing-span red a.nd blue lines on thE> plan markod P.W.D. 34515, also with not Jess than 300-mcgohms-per-mile grade of vulcanized depositoo in the said office of the Minister of Public Works, rubber, except that where it may be impracticable or undesir and such further e!aotric Jines within the areas coloured red able to so insulate the electric lines over spans at and blue on the• first-mentioned map as may from time to such crossing-places the insulation of the electric lines time be required. may be triple weatherproof, subject to the oonsent of the Minister of Telegraphs; provided that all other aerial SCHEDULE. wires referred to are insulated at those crossing-spans with not less than 300-megohms-per-mile grade of vulcanized CONDITIONS. rubber, or a.re otherwise satisfactorily insulated. In ca.sea 1. IN the following conditions,- where telegraph or other aerial wires already exist a.nd a.re " Consumer's wires ' 'means any electric lines on a. con• required to be insulated, their insulation shall be effected sumer's premises which a.re connected to a.ny service lines at the Council's expense, and shall be to the satisfaction of of the Council at the consumer's termina.ls. the Minister of Telegraphs. ' ' Council " means the Gisborne Borough Council. All electric lines shall ha insnla.ted throughout their "Electric line " means any wire, wires, conductor, or other entire length, a.nd, except whore otherwise provided, means used for conveying, transmitting, or distributing that insulation may be triplex weatherproof compounded electricity for power, lighting, or heating purposes; and in insulation. In the outlying streets bare hard-drawn-copper clude.~ a.ny instrument, insula.tor, ca.sing, tubing, pipe, cover wire ma5" be used for street-lighting purposes, subject to ing, or po,t enclo,ing or supporting a.n electric line, or any an understanding being arrived at with the District Engineer thing connected therewith. of the Public Works Department at Gisborne as to what . " Pressure " means the difference of electrical potential are outlying streets. If at any time it is found detrimental between any two conductors through which a supply of to the public safety to have these wires bare, they· shall energy is given, or between any part of either conductor be insulated when deemed necessary. No electric line shall. and the earth. come within 3 ft. of any other class of aerial wires or of Where the conditions of supply are snch that the pres cables, except where it ma.y be permitted to pass the electric sure at any pair of consumer's terminals does not exceed line through these other wires or cables at a pole. _ • 250 volts, the supply shall be deemed a low-pressure supply. Where the conditions of supply are such that the pres Post and Telegraph Crossings. sure exceeds 250 volts, but does not exceed the maximum 7. Where lead - covered telephone ca.hies are crossed voltage of the system, the supply shall be deemed a medium above by the electric lines, the . latter wires shall be pressure supply. insnla.ted with not less tha.n 300-megohms-per-mile grade "•relegra.ph" includes telephone. of vulcanized rubber throughout the crossing-span, and over JULY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2915 every such span they shall be suitably suspended from exceed one - thousandth part of the maximum supply effectively earthed steel bearer-wires if the Minister of current. Every leakage shall be remedied without delay. Telegraphs shall so require. Every such circuit -shall be tested for irumlation at least \Vhere lead•covcrcd telephone (:able:-; 1nay be c·.roRscd once in every week, and the Council shall duly record the urnlcr by the electric line;, if the height, and other results of the tests. circumstances permit--and of this the Minister shall be the All material used for insulating electric Jines or ap judge-the latter wires shall be insulated as in clause 6, and pa,ratns shall be of th,, best quality, and thoroughly suspended if deemed necessary. durable and <,fficiont, having regard to the conditions of In places where it may be required to cross with the it,s nsc. Suitablo provision shall be made for the protec electric lines through any other aerial wires or through tion of the insulating material against injury or removaL cables because of t,hc impracticability of crossing above If the protection so provided is wholly or partly metallic or below-an,l crossing above or below shall be done it sha11 be efficiently connected wHh earth. if possible-all such through crossings, if permitted, shall be effected at a pole. In every case of a through crossing, Size of Conductors. no matter whose property the lines crossed through may be, 12. The sectional area of the conductor in anv electric the method of carrying the electric lines across the line laid or erected in a.nv street shall not bo less than that pole, protecting them thereon, protecting other wires from of a strand of seven wires; each of which is of No. 20 standard coming into contact with them, and protecting persons wire gauge, and the sectional area of every wire in a strand working on the poles from clanger of shock shall be to the forming any such conductor shall not be less than that gauge. satisfaction of the Minister. The electric lines shall be insulated "i th not less than 300-megohms-per-mile grade Earthing Conduits. of vulcanized rubber where they pass through on the poles 13. All metal pipes or coverings containing any electric and over the whole length of tho sp,m on each dde of the pole wire shall be efficiently connected with earth, and shall crossed through. Where tho insulated wires cross through be so jointed as to make good electrical connectfon through on the pole they shall be encased in sumo approved hard out their whole length. protecting substance for tho entiro length of the arms on such pole. If metal pipe is nscd to encase t,hc wiros it Arc Lamps. shall be effectively eart-hed. 14. Arc lamps used in any street for public lighting shall be so fixed as not to be in any part at a less height than Location of· 011erhead Line8. 10 ft. from the ground. All arc lamps shall be so guarded 8. In running these lines through streets where no tele as to prevent pieces nf ignited carbon or broken glass falling graph Jines exist, the Council she.II keep to one side of the from them, and shall not bo usod in situations where there ~trcet ; and in running service wires to the opposite side of is any danger of tho presonce of explosive dust or gas. the street to that on which their line of poles is placed tho Council shall arrange to supply so as to interfere 11s little as Regulation of Pressure. possible with the route on the.t side of tho street. 15. The_ pressure shall be maintained within 4 per cent. Except by permission of the Minister nf Teiflgmphs, above or b,low tho declared prossuro at tho consumers' all poles for overhe,1d electric line, shall be placed on t\w terminals. Tho Council shall maintain a suit a blo recording opposite side of the streets to that' on which e,ny te>lPgmph voltmotor, and on complaint by any consumers that the lines exist, anrl where the erection of the elect,ric line, variations in voltage oxceed tho so limits, or on the instructions nocessitates tho alteration of telegmph wires that may cf tho Insp~cting Engineor, the Council shall connect a re exist when the electric li::cs are being run, and such cording voltmeter to rocord the pressure between the lines alteration is practicable, the expomo of the altemtion sh&ll at their entrance to the consumers' premises, and shall supply be borne by the Council. to the Inspscting Engineer a chart showing the .variations in voltage botwoon the lines at this point for a psriod of seven Facilities for supplying Service. consocutivo days. If tho variations thus recorded exceed 9- Where the electric lin<>s are on one side of a tho abovo limits tho Council shall tako immediate steps to street and the telegraph wires are on the other, and service comply with this regulation. If aftor thirty days a similar is required to be given from each to the other side of the chart shows that tho abovo limits of variation in voltage are street, each party shall give the othor rm,sonablc facilities not complied with, a breach of those regulations shall bo a.s far as possible to nffoct supply. doomed to have been committod. If tho accuracy of the vVhero it cannot bo arrnngod otherwise, :1nd there Council's recording voltmoter is questioned by the consumer, is room on thR telegraph poles, and other ciroumr,tancos a standard instrument shall be supplied by the Inspecting do not render it nnseJe or impmc:ticable, the elc•ctric lines Enginoor, tho readings of which shall bo accoptod as final. may, subject to the consent of the Minister of Tele graphs, bo run along on the telegraph poles, subject to Transformers. their insulation being not Jt,ss than 300-1negoh1ns-per-mih~ 16. Transformers shall be placed either on poles or in grade of vulcanized rubber, and to any spocial conditions substation. Wlwre transformers are placed on poles they that it may be found necossary to impose at the timo the,t shall he fitted with watertight cases, and attached to the the placing of such oloct,ric lines on tho tdcgraph p~los poles at such a height as to make them inaccessible except is being considered. Suc:h wires must be removed from by means of a ladder or other special appliance. Where telograph poles upon reasonabl,, nqtice b,•ing given by the transformers are placed within substation, tho substation Minister of Telegraphs. shall be iuacccssi blc except to authorized persons ; all high ,vhan the electric linns are being la.id out provision tension conductors therein shall be thoroughly insulated or should be made, by increased length of pol~, to provide protected from accidental contact. A substantial insulating clearance to facilitato crossing ,vith telegraph service ,vires rubber mat or insulated wooden platform and rubber gloves to tho side of tho street occupied by the Council's line. shall be ,supplied. The cases of all transformers, whether within or without a substation, shall be earthed in accordance Rental for Use of Poles. with the rules of the Institution of Electrical Engineers of 10. Telegmph wires shall not be run along or ph1ced on Great Britain for earthing. the Council's poles, nor shall the Council's wires be run ,-Jong vVhere cables are led to and from transformer enclosures or placed on telegraph poles, without a spBcial underste,nding they shall be protected on the poles by being run in iron pipes of requirenrnnts and precautions to be observed being arrivf'cl which shall be offectively earthed. at hetwoon a responsible officer of the Council and of the Min In every case where a hig'h•prrn:~sure supply is transformed ister of Tolographs in respect of each case, Rental at a rate for the purpose of supply to one or more consumers, some to be agreed upon may be charged for tho use of poles, but suitable automatic and quick-acting means shall be provided nothing in this license shall bo construed to give any party to protect the consumer's wires from any accidental contact a right to tho use of poles other than its own. with or leakage from the high-pressure circuit either within or without the transforming apparatus. Insulation of Mains. 11. Every main shall bo tested for insulation after Supports for Overhead Lines. having been placed in position and before it is used for the li. Every aerial line shall be attached to supports at purposes of supply, the testing-pressure being at least 220 intervals not exceeding 200 ft. whore the direction of the volts, and the Cour!,il shall duly record tho results of the line is straight, or 150 ft. whore tho direction is curved or tests of each main or section of a main. where the line makes a horizontal angle at the point of The insulation of every complete aerial and under support. ground circuit used for the supply of ellf)rgy, including Every support for an aerial line shall be of a durable all machinery, apparatus, and dovices forming part of or material, and properly stayed 11gainst forces due to wind in connection wit,h such circuit, shall ho so maintained pressure, change of direction of the lino, or unequal that the leakage current shall not nuder any conditiolll! lengths of span. The factor of safety shall be for all J ______, __ ------·--·----~------ 2916 'rHE NEW ZEAlJAND GAZET'rE. rNo. 69 aerial lines and suspending iwires, and for all !other parts pliance. Street boxes shall be inspected from time to time of tho structure, at least 6,' taking the maximum possible for the presence of gas, and suitable action shall be taken wind-pressure at 30 lb. par square foot. Earth-wiros, whero to check its influx and accumulation. led down poles, shall be prowcted -by casing for a distance of 8 ft. from the ground. - J; Conditions of Supply. All aerial wires shall b., attad1ed to suitabl" insu 25. Tlw Council shall he responsible for all electric lines lators carried on uroHR-armH of suitable 1na.terial and cro~~ or wires, fittings, arnl apparatus belonging to it, or under section, and thov shall bu so a,tta.chod to the iirnulators or itK control, which 1nay be upon ~ consumer'x premises, OOing guarded that th;y l'annot fall away from the support. Con maint,ained in a Hafe condition and in all reRpectK fit for ductors covered with insulating material shall be so attached supplying energy. that their insulation will not bo impaired where they are In clelivoring the energy to a consumer's terminals the secured to the insulator. Council sha.11 cxMciso all due precautions so as to avoid Any aerial wire shall not in any part thereof he at risk of causing fire on the premises. a less height from the ground than 18 ft., or within 5 ft. Where medium pressure is supplied to any consumer tho measured horizontally or vortically from any part of any following conditions shall be complied with :- building or erection other than a support for tho lino, except Where the supply is for power purposes- where brought into a building for tho purpose of supply. (a.) The frame of every electric motor shall be efficiently connected with earth. Railwa.11 Crossings. I (b.) The consumers' wires forming the connections to 18. No work of any naturo shall be erec~ed or constructed motors, or oth,,rwise in connection with the supply, upon, over, or under any part of the Government railways shall be, as far as practicable, completely enclosed until the Council has obt,i,ined the consent of the Minister in strong metal casing efficiently connected with of Railways thereto, as required by soction 4 of the Govern earth, or they shall be fixed in such a manner that ment Railways Amendment Act, 191.0 (No. 2). them shall be no clanger of any shock. (c.) Tho supply to every motor sha.ll be controlled by ServicP- Connections to Overhead Line, All electric wiros placed on & consumer's premises Supply to Consumers. shall be highly insulated, and shall ho thoroughly protectcrl · 2 against injury to tho insulation or a,ccess of moisturo. All 3 · The Council shall, upon receipt of an application electric wires shall ho so fixed anrl prot,,ctcd r,s to P. rovont from the occupier of any premises within 60 ft. of any of h 'b I f I rl the Council's public-supply electric lines, furnish such pro t e poss, i itv o e ectrical isrhar«e to any :trlje,cont metallic • 'th I t • 1 h • Rnhstance. ~ /'""l • 1 ~1~es w1 o ~c rica energy upon t o same torms and con~ 'I d!t10na on whrnh any other consumer is ontitlod under similar Installation on Consumers' Prernisc8. circumstances to a corresponding supply, provided that the 28. The Council shall not connect tho wires and fittings Council's pl~nt is of sufficient po_wer to supply the electrical on a consumer's premises with its me.ins, or, in tho case energy reqmred by such occup1or as W<>ll as the req11ir<>• of premises already connected, continue the supply from ments of other consumers. its ma.ins, unless it is reasonably satisfied that the require- I Plans. 1 ments of this license are complied with, that the wiring and 1 33 The Council sh II bof th t· t fitt· ·tab! f th I h' h 1 . . · a , ore e oroc 10n or cons rue- . mgs are sm . e or . e vo tago at ~ _,c supp Y 18 be':'1g , tion of any part of tho work hereby authorized is bogun, given, t~at the mstallatwn gen_erally rs m accordanco w:ith , submit for tho approval of tho Minister such Jans and the req1;11rements of good pract100, and that the connoctwn , other information showing and describing suchp work 38 or cont1;11uance of ~upply wou)d not cause a leakage from , he may require. In the event of the Council at any time those wire~ and fittmgs exceedmg one ten-~housandth part desiring to make alterations to the work involving a de- of the maximum supply 0?~nt t_o the premises. . i parture from the type of construction shown on tho· Fo~ t~e purpose of_ sat1sfymg itself that th~ roqmromei:ts approved plans, it shall submit for tho Minister's approval of this l~cense are bemg o~sorved, ~ho Co_uncil i_nay req)nro plans showing such typo of construction as it is proposed tha_t notrne be served upon it of tho mtent10n to mstal ~ros, to adopt, and with such approval tho e,ltorations mav he fittmgs, I~mps, motors, or oth?r apparatus on any promrn~s, carried out. · and may mspect the same during any reasonablo honrs whdo S otice of Completion. the installation of such is in progress. 34. The (1ouncil shall, prior to the completion of t,he Te.sting Consumers' Installation. said works, or any separate portion thereof, give to the 29. If the Council is reasonably satisfied, after making Minister at least one month's notice in writing of the esti all proper examination by testing or otherwise, that the mated date of mrnh completion. wiring and fittings are not suitable for the voltage being Commencement of Supply. employed, that a leakage exists at some part of a circuit of such extent as to be a source of danger, and th.at such 3,3. '!'he Council shall not use any portion of the oloctric leakage does not exist at any part of the circuit belonging lines e,uth.orized by this liconso, or permit tho same to bo to tho Council, or that any other requirements of this license , usod, for eny purpose until tho llfinistor has given noticfl in arc not complied with, then and in such caso any officer of writing to t,ho Council the,t he has received from the Inspect the Council duly authorized by it in writing may, for the ing Engineer a certificate that tho work, or any portion purpose of discovering whether the leakage exists at any part ; thereof, has been sa,tisfactorily carried out. of a circuit within or upon any cornmmer'i:; pren1ise::1, or ' whether tho wiring is suitable, and tho general requirements 1 :Votice of Extensions, &c. of the license arc complied with, by notice require the con- 36. After tho supply of energy has been begun, not less sumer, at somo reasonable timo after tho service of tho notice, ' than fourteen days' notice in writing shall be given to the to permit him to inspect and to test the wires and fittings , Postmaster at Gisborne and to the District Jfagineer of hclonging to tho consumer and forming part of the circuit. Public Works at Gisborno, or such other officer as the Minis- If on such testing and inspection the officer discovers a tor from tinio to timo directs, of each further extension leakage from the consumer's wires exceeding one ten-thou- that tho Council is n.bout to make. sandth part of the maximum supply current to the premirns, Assignment. or that the requirements of this license arc not properly conformed to, or if the consumer does not give all due facili 37. This license, and the benefits anrl obligations here ties for inspection and testing, the Council shall either not under, shall not be a,ssigned by the Council without the commence tho supply or shall forthwith discontinue the express consent in writing of thP- Minister first had and supply of energy to the premise, in question, giving im obtained; but such consent shall not be withhold if it is mediate notice to the consumer of its reasons for not com proved to the satisfaction of the Minister that tho trans mencing or for discontinuing the supply, and in either case foroe is financially and otherwise able to carry out tho obli supply shall not be given until it is reasonably satisfied that gations spocifiod in this license. the installation is in conformity with the requirements of this Default and Penalty. Hconqe, If any consumer is dissatisfied with tho action of . 38. If the Council makes default in complying with any the Council in refusing to givo, or in discontinuing, or in of the provisions of this liconse the Minister may by notice not recommencing the supply of energy to his premises, in writing require the (1ouncil within thirty daya to the wires and fittings of that consumer may, on his 2,pplica- remedy the default specified in that notice, and if it fails tion to tho llfinister, and on pn.yment of the cost, be in- to comply with the terms of the notice within tho said poriod spected and bo tested for the oxistonco of leakage by the it shall ho liablo to a penalty not oxceoding £20, to be re Inspecting Engineer. This provision shall bo endorsed on covorablo by any person authorized by tho Minister in that every notice givnn under the provisions of either of the two behalf as a dobt duo to tho Crown ; but the Council shall last paragraphs. not ho hold to havo committed default for any failure to Continuity of Supply. maintain power during the hours that it shall have determinorl to supply energy if •~ch failure is due to the breakdown of 30. From and after the time when tho Council commoncos machinery or other accident, unless such breakdown or to supply energy it shall maintain continuously during the accident is proved to ho due to negligence on the part of the period of the day for which it has agreed with any consumer Council. to supply energy sufficient power for the use of all the con The recovery of a penalty under this license shall not sumers for the time being entitled to be supplied ; provided affect tho liability, if any, of the Council to make compensa that, for any purpose, connected with the efficient working tion in respect of any damage or injury which may ho causocl of the undertaking, the Minister may give permission to tho by reason of tho default. Council to discontinue the supply at such intervals of time and for such periods as he may think expedient. When the Revocation of License. supply is so discontinued, public notice shall be given, when 39. Notwithstanding anything in the last preceding clause practicable, of such rliscontinuance, and of the probable of these conditions, if the Council fails to comply with the duration thereof. terms of any such notice for ninety day.s after the receipt Inspection of Works. thereof the Governor in Council may thereupon revoke this license without further notice. 31. The llfinister may at any tinlo order an inspection to be made of the works, Iinos, and wires of tho Council Compliance with Conditions. used for electric-lighting and power purposes. Whon a do 40. For the purpose of ascertaining whothor tho con feet or defects are found to exist they must be remedied ditions of this license are being faithfully complied with forthwith, and should they be serious in tho opinion of the by the Council, the Minister, or any person appointed by Inspecting Engineer, the Minister may, on receipt of tho him in that behalf, may at all reasonable times enter ou report, direct the Council to at once cease transmitting the lands and works and inspect the same. energy either over the whole of the Council's Jines and wires, or over any part thereof, as to him may seem fit, until such Public Works Compensation. defect or defects are repaired or remedied. Tho cost of such 41. Nothing in this license shall be deemed in any way inspection shall be borne by the Council. to interfere with, affect, or abridge any rights or powers B 2918 THE NEW ZEALAND <+AZETTE. [No. 69 vested in His Majesty the King, or in the Governor on his And whereas Rakiwhata Peeti, of Dannevirke, being a behalf, authorizing the construction, management, or work Native witWn the meaning of the Native Land Act, 1909, ing of any public works, nor shall any compensation be applied in the prescribed form for a recommendation of the payable to the Council for injury done to tho works herein Court that he might be decl0red e, European : And whereas authorized by the construction, management, or working of the said Court, having duly inquired into the said application, any such public work as aforesaid, or for the loss occa0 ioned h:i.s recommended that an Order in Council be issned declaring thereby, or for the exercise of any such right or power a, the said Rakiwhat~ Peeti to be a European: And whereas it aforesaid. is expedient that such declaration should be made : Electric Lines in Coolc County. Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Do 42. Notwithstanding anything heroinbefore contained, the minion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the Council shall not be entitled to erect, maintain, 01· nRo any powers and authority conferred on him by section seven teen electric line within the Cook Count.y except subject to such of the Native Land Amendment Act-, 1912, and acting by condition-', not inconsistent with the provisions of this license and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council and the rogula.tiom relating thereto, as may from time to of the said Dominion, doth hereby declare the said Rakiwhata time be agreed on between the Council and the Cook County Peeti to be a European. Council. J. F. ANDREWS. Commencement of License. Clerk of the Executive Council. 43. This liccnso shall como into forco on and after tho date of publication thereof int-he New Zealand Gazette. E,,tending C/,ose Season for Oysters at Nelson. J. F. ANDREWS, Clerk of the Executive Council LIVERPOOL, Uovernor. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At tho Government House at Wellington, this twenty-seventh Conferring Jurisdiction on Native Land Conrt. day of July, 1914. Present: LIVERPOOL, Governo1. HIS EXCELT,ENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. ORDER IN COUNCIL W HEREAfi by Order in Council dated the fifth day of At the Government House at Wellington, this twenty-seventh ' Soptcm hor, one thou:,::and nine h11ndrcd and elevtm, day of July, 1914. and published in the New Zealand Gazette of the seventh day of the sa.rne month, regulations were made prescribing a close Present: season for oystors for a poriod of two years from the date of HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIi .. tho publication thereof in tho New Zea/,and Gazette-namely, HERE AS by section one hundred and three of the tho seventh day of Soptomber, one thousand nine hundred W Native Land Act. 1909, it is enacted that the Native and eleven-in respect of the area at Nelson described in the Land Court shall uot proceed to exercise in respect of any Schedule to the said Order in Council : land the jurisdiction conferred by Part V of that Act, unless And whereas by Order in Council dated the tenth day of authorized bv Order in Council so to exercise the same in September, one thousand nine hundred and thirteen, and respect of th~t land: A.nd whereas it is expedient that the published in tho New Zealand Gazette of tho eleventh day of Court should be authorized to exercise jurisdiction in re the same month, such close season was extended until the snect of the land described in the Schedule hereto: seventh day of Soptem her, one thousand nine hundred and · Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the fourteen: Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice And whereas it is desirable to further extend such close and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, season: doth hereby a!]thorize the said Court to exercise, in respect Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Do of the said land, the jurisdiction conferred as aforesaid minion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the that is to say, to determine whether or not the said land, power and authority conferred upon him hy section five of or any part thereof, was, on ascertainment of the Native tho Fisheries Act, 1908, and acting by and with the advice customary title thereto, intended by the Native Land and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, Court or bv the nominal owner or owners to be held in doth hereby further extend the hereinbefore-recited close trust for p;rsons. not named in the title, and to determine season for oysters for a period of one year from the seventh who (if any) are the persons entitled beneficially to the land, day of September, one thousand nine hundred and fourteen. and the relative interests of all persons so entitled; and to order the inclusion of those persons in the title, either J. F. ANDREWS, together with or in lieu of the nominal owners; and, if Clerk of the Executive Council. necessary or expedient, to partition the said land among ----~----···------~ ------the persons so fonnd entitled; and for the purposes afore said to order the cancellation or amendment of any existing Officer., exempted from the Provisions of the Public Sernire instrument of title, and the issue of such new instruments Act, 1!112. of title as may be necessary ; and generally to exercise in respect of the said land all the jurisdiction conferred upon LIVERPOOL, Governor. the Native Land Court by Part V of the Native Land Act, ORDER rn COUNCIL. 190~. And it is hereby declared that this Order in Council At the Government House at W ellin)(ton, this twenty-seventh is made under the provisions in that behalf of the Native day of July, 1914. Land Act, 1909, and shall operate acoordingly aR a consent Present: of the Governor in Council to the proceedings hereby H1s EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIi.. authorized. HEREAS by section four of the Public Service Act, W 1912, it is enacted that nothing in that Act shall SCHEDULE apply to any officer or class of officers to whom or to which, on the recommendation of and for special reasons assigned PAKURI Block: Approximate area, 1,206 acres; Auckland bv the Commissioner, the Governor in Council declares that Provincial District. the said Act shall not apply : .I. F. ANDREWS, And whereas the Commissioner has recommend~,d that the Clerk of the,.Executive Council. said Act should not apply to the officer described in the Schedule hereto for the special reasons assigned by him : Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Do Dec/tJriny n 1Vative to be a European. minion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth Ll VERPOOL, Governor. horoby declare that nothing in the Public Service Act, 1912, shall apply to the officer described in the Schedule hereto. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government House at Wellington, this twenty-seventh SCHEDULE. day of July, 1914. NAME OR CLASS OF OFFICERS. Present: His ExcELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. LABOUR Department: Officer holding the joint position of ,Judge's Associate and Registrar, Court of Arbitration, for so HEREAS by section seventeen of the Native Land long as tho positions arc held conjointly. W Amendment Act, 1912, it is enacted that the Go vernor may by Order in Council, on the recommendation of J. F. ANDREWS, the Native Land Court, dec!Me any Native to be a European : Clerk of the Executive Council JuLY 30.j 'rHE NEW Z.lil.ALAND GAZETTE. 2919 O.lfiars e:;:empted fr= the Provisions of the Public Service In the Auckland Land District ; as the same is more Act, 1912. particularly delineated on the plan marked W.R. 21429, deposited in the office of the Minister of Railways at LIVERPOOL, Governor. Wellington, in the Wellington Provincial District, and thereon edged green. ORDER IN COUNCIL. J. ~. ANDREWS, At the Government House at Wellington, this twonty-seventh Clerk of the Executive Council day of July, 1914. Present: Regulations prescribing Matters required to be prescribed His ExcELLENCY THE GovERNOR IN COUNCIL. by Naval Defence A_ct, 1913. HEREAS by sootion four of the Public Service Act, W 1912, it is enacted that nothing in that Act shall LIVERPOOL, Governor. apply to any officer or class of officers to whom or to which, ORDER IN COUNCIL. on the recommendation of and for special reasons assigned At tho Government Houee at ,v ellington, this twenty-seventh by the Commissioner, the Governor in Council declares that day of July, 1914. the said Act shall not apply : And whereas the Commissioner has recommended that the Present, said Act should not apply to the offieers or class of officers 1:11S EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. desoribed in tho Schedule hereto for the special reasons N pursuance and oxercise of the powers and authorities assigned by him : I conferred on me by section twenty-five of the Naval Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Do Defonce Act, l !H3 (hereinafter called "tho said Act"), and minion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice and of all other powers and authorities enabling me in that be consont of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth half, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, hereby declare that nothing in the Public Service Act, 1912, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and shall apply to the officer or class of officers desoribed in the with the advice and consent of tho Executive Council of the Schedule hereto. said Dominion, do hereby make the regulations set out in the Schedule hereto relating to the New Zealand Naval Forces; and I do hereby declare that such regulations shall have SCHEDULE. effect as from the fifteenth day of July, one thousand nine hundred and fourteen. NA.Mi; OR CLASS OF OFFICERS. NAVAL ofticors and men in the employment of the New Zea SCHEDULE. land Government. J. F. ANDREWS, l. 'l':HE examinations required to be prescribed by section 5 Clerk of the Executive Council. of the said Act shall be those laid down in the King's Regula tions and Admiralty Instructions for the time being in force, until such time as further regulations under the provisions of the said section may be prescribed. Directi11y Sale of Railway Land 1tnder the Pub!ic Wvrks 2. (I.) The conditions of appointment of active service Act, 1908. warrant officers, non-commissioned officers, and petty officers shall be as laid down in the King's Regulations and Admiralty Instructions for the time being in force and as obtain in the LI VER POOL, Governor. King's Nava.I ]forces. ORDER IN COUNCIL. (2.) The seniority of officers in their respective ranks shall At the Government House at Wellington, this twentieth day be the same as that obtaining in the King's Naval Forces. of July, 1914. 3. Unless and until it shall be otherwise prescribed by regulations under the said Act, the ages for the compulsory Present: retirement of officers shall be the samo as obtain in the King's Hrs EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. Naval Forces, and the ages for the compulsory retirement of HERE3.S by the thirtieth section of the Public Works members of the Naval }'orces other the.n officers shall be as W Act, 1908 (hereinafter termed "the said Act"), it follows, viz. :- is enacted that if it is found that any land held, ta.ken, Chief petty officers and petty officers 55 years. purchased, or acquired a.t any time under this or any other Others . . 50 ,, Act or Provincial Ordinance, or otherwise howsoever, for any 4. (I.) The period of p,nlistment shall be for a term of public work, is not required for such public work, the seven years from date of enlistment, or from the age of Governor may, by an Order in Council publicly notified and eighteen years if enlistment takes place before that age. gazetted, cause the same to be sold under the conditions set (2.) Any person enlisting under the age of eighteen years forth in the said Act : she.II agree to serve until and for seven years after he has And whereas the piece of le.nd described in the Schedule reached the age of eighteen years. hereto bas been, inter aZia, to.ken for the purposes of the 5. The prescribed person other than a Justice of tho Peace Ka.ipe.ra-Waikato Railway by a Proclamation dated the before whom the oath of allegiance shall be taken may ho fourth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and any commissioned officer serving in the New Zealand Naval seventy-nine, and published in the New Zealand Gazette Forces. No. 73, of the tenth day of July, one thousand eight hundred 6. The period of liability for service in the New Zealand and seventy-nine, a. copy whereof was duly deposited in the Roye.I Naval Reserve shall be five years. office of the District Land Registrar at Auckland: 7. The drill, training, and inspection to which tho members And whereas the said piece of land is not now reqnired of the Naval Forces other than the New Zealand Royal for the purposes of the said Kaipara-Waikato Railway, and Naval Reserve shall be subject shall be such as are ordered the Minister of Re.Hwa.vs bas recommended that this Order from time to time by the officer in command of the fleet, in Council should be issued directing such pare, l of land to ship, or establishment in which such members arc serving. be sold: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the J. F. ANDREWS, Dominion of New Zee.land, in pursuance and exercise of the Clerk of the Executive Council. powers and authorities conferred upon him by the so.id Act, and acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby order Regulations under Naval Defence Act, 1913, re Discipline of and direct the sale of the said land. and Uniforms to be worn by Ojficers and Men of New Zealand Naval Forces. SCHEDULE. LIVERPOOL, Governor. ., I ORDER IN COUNCIL. ~ 'cl .i:l Situe.ted At the Government House at Wellington, this twenty-seventh .§'o ~id in i Sit U•ted M «I.~ 0 .S" in day of July, 1914. Being Portion of "'"",.,g Survey Bo rough e!~~ District Present: "' .,..:. "~ of of :ea, ..,"'--= ~ I His ExcELLENCY THE GoVERNOR IN CouN01L. N pursuance and exercise of the power "nd e.uthority I. vested in me by section twenty-five of the Naval Defence o· i· /41\ R ..ilway reserve / XVI IWaitema.tallMt. Albert. Act, 1913, and of all other powers and authorities enabling (B.0.17868, blnel 1 ------me in that behalf, I, Arthur William de Brito Se.vile, Earl of ------~ ------2920 THE NEW iEALAND GAZETTE. [No. rm Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, I Compulsory /(it for Petty Officers and }den dressed as Seamen. acting by and with tho advice and consent of the Executive Table I[. ('.ouncH of th? .. aid J?ominion, do hereby '?ake the 1·og_ul~-1 ;i serge jumpers, without cuffs. 2 lanyards. t1ons set out m the Sc~odule hereto regardmg_ (I) the d1sc1- 3 serge trousers. I soap-bag. plmo of and (2) the uniforms to be worn by_ officers and. men , 2 duck uniform jumper.,. I horn comb. m the New Zealand Naval Forces respectively; and I do 3 duck working jumper.,. I hair-brush. hereby declare that such regulat,ons shall take effect on and 4 duck trousers. I tooth-brush. aft01· the date of publication thereof in tho Hew Zealand 3 blue jean collars. I set boot-bnrnhcs. Gazette. 2 white duck caps. I clothes-brush. I cap-box. I type. SCHEDULE. I sennet hat. I ditty-box. I hat-case. 24 clothes-stops. DISCIPLINE. 2 cap ribbons. 2 pairs drawers. I. THE regulations contained in Chapters XVII, XVIII, and 2 black silk handkerchiefs. 2 towels. XIX of the King's Regulations and Admiralty Instructions 2 pairs socks. I belt with leather pocket. shall apply, with tho following modifications, and any other I pair half-boots. I pair bathing-drawers. modifications which may from time to time be prescribed for I bod. See footnote ( ) I pair Foarnou~ht trousers the New Zealand Naval Forces:- l 3 I blanket. ~ f T 11 1 (stoker ratmgs only). Delete Article 729. 2 bed-covers. I O a' 0 • housewife (for men and Delete Article 750. 3 flannel vost~. Loys Lolow the rating Article 751 : Delete 7 to 16 and 22, and all reference to I jersey. of leading seamen). gratnities. I knife. Article. 757, Table II: Delete Punishments 14, 17, 18, Optional Kit. 20 ; and as regards 19 read " For all boy ratings and I overcoat. I razor. ordinary soamen 2nd class under tho age of eighteen I waterproof coat. 1 pair scissors. yca.r:s." l pair loggings. I pair gloves or mitts. Delete 795, 798. I sou-wester. I housewife. Delete 799, clause I ; and amend clause 2 to read I pair black leather shoes. I comforter. "limited to boys and ordinary soamcn 2nd class under 1 pair brown canvas shoos. 2 cholera-bolts. the age of eighteen years." 2 check Hhirts. 1 cauvas ovora,ll suit. Article 807: ln all cases where the maximum reward of £3 is mentioned, £5 is to be read. NoT};S.-(1.) Each potty officer and man will be supplied All reference to Royal Marines to he cancelled. with a canvas watel'proof clothes-bag at Govemmeut oxpenso Whenever tho words "Home," "United Kingdom," in which to stow his kit. (2.) Of Table I, footnote (4): H England," or similar words occur, the words "Do minion of New Zealand" aro to be read. Compulsory Kit fur other Ratill(!S (Clru.s 3 ). Whenever reference to the Admiralty, Commander-in. Table Ill. Chief, or other Flag Officer is necessary, referouoe is I jacket, D.B. c-loth. 2 pairs i-:;ockH. for the present to be made to the Navy Office. I waistcoat, cloth. 1 pair half-boots. UNIFORMS. I pair trou sors, cl otb. I bed. I S f t t I pa.ir trousers, serge. I blanket l cc oo no c 2. Officers shall wear tho uniform prescribed in the Uniform 2 bcd-co;ers. (:!) of Table I. Regulations for Officers of the Royal Navy. 1 jMkct, S.B. sorge. J Officers of the Royal Navy serving temporarily in the I waistcoat, serge. 2 towels. 2 jackets, S.13. duck. Permanent Naval Forces shall woar tho distinctive stripes I typo. 4 pairs trousorH, duck. I ,".;oap-bag. according to the rank held by thorn in the Permanent Naval Forces. 2 tunics, drill. I horn comb. I hair-brush. Tho uniform for petty officers, men, and boys is to ho the 2 peak caps. same as in tho Royal Navy, except as provided in Tables I, 3 drill cap-covers. I tooth-brush. II, and III. 3 flannel vests. 1 set boot-brush es. The kit for petty officers, mou, and boys shall be as pro 2 pairs drawers. I clothes-brush. scribed in Tables I, II, and III. 2 white shirts. 1 ditty-box. Petty officers and men of the Royal Navy .serving tempo 6 white collars. 24 clothes-stops. rarily in the New Zealand Naval Forces shall wear the uniform 2 check shirts. l pair braces. of their rating in the New Zealand Nave,] Fosces ; but it shall 6 chock collars. l cap-box. be optional for artisan ratings dressed as sea.men to provide 2 bows, black silk. I pair bathing-drawers. 2 thomselvos with the Class 3 rig. nockties, black silk. 2 soft whito shirts. Optional Kit. GornpalBory Kit for Chief Petty Officers. 1 pair trousers, cloth. I pair gloves or mitts. Tablo I. I pair trousers, serge. I razor. 1 jacket, D.B. cloth. 2 necktioo, black silk. I overcoat. I pair scissors. 1 jacket, S.B. serge. 2 bows, black silk. I waterproof coat. I comforter. 2 jackets, S.B. duck. 4 blue check shirts. I pair leggings. 2 cholera-belts. 2 tunics, drill. ti check collars. I canvas overall suit. I small clothes-chest. I waistcoat, sergo. 2 pairs socks. I pair black leather shoes. l sou-wester. I waistcoat, cloth. I pair half-boots. I pair brown canvas shoes. I pair cloth trousers. I bluo jean suit (for E.R.A.s). No'£ES.-(I.) Cloth suits are not compulsory for officers' I pair serge trousers. I pair braces. stewards and cooks, 3rd class. 4 pairs duck trousers. I clothes-chest. (2.) Duck jackets are not compulsory for ships' stewards, 2 caps, cloth, peak. I bed. l writers, and E.R. artificers. 3 covers for caps. I blanket. ~See footnote (3). (3.) Officers' stewards will not wear a distinguishing badge 3 flannel vests. 2 bed-covers. j of rating on the right arm. 2 pairs drawers. I bathing-drawers. (4.) All artisan ratings other than those holding C.P.O. 2 white shirts. 2 soft white shirts. ratings will woar the Class 3 rig. 6 white collars. (5.) Footnote (1) of Table II. Optional Kit. (6.) Footnote (4) of Table I. I pair cloth trousers. I pair leggings. J. F. ANDREWS, I pair serge trousors. I pair black leather shoes. Clerk of the Executive Council. I overcoat. 1 pair brown canvas shoos. I waterproof coat. 2 cholera-belts. 'Pau,ranga Ffre District constituted. I sou-wester. NoTEs.-(1.) In addition to above, if ordered, I helmet, LIVERPOOL, Governor. white (pugaree to be white). ORDER IN COUNCIL. (2.) Duck jackets aro not compulsory for ships' stewards, At chief writers, or E.R. artificers. 1 the Government House at Wellington, this twenty• (3.) Each man will be supplied with 2 hammocks, I sot of rnventh day of July, 1914. clews, I lashing, I bod, 1 blanket, and 2 bed-covers on join- Present: ing, for which he will be responsible. When a man leaves Hrs gXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. the Service these articles to be returned to the Accountant HEREAS by section four of the Fire Brigades Act, Officer, who will take them on charge. W 1908 (hereinafter termed "the said Act"), it is (4.) Brown canvas shoes may be worn on board with whito provided that the Governor may by Order in Council, on trousers, tho application of any Borough Council, declare the district JULY 80.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZET'rE. 2921 within the jurisdiction of such Borough Council to be a fire the object for which the said license is required by the licensee district under the said Act : And whcroas an application as aforesaid ; and, in further pursuance and exercise of has been made by the Tauranga Borough Council in accord the said power and authority, and with the like advice and ance with the provisions of the said Act, and it appears consent as aforesaid, doth hereby license and permit the expedient to grant the said application : licensee to use and occupy that part of the foreshore on Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Do which the said boafohed is to be erected, as shown on the minion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the plan so deposited as aforesaid, for the purpose of erecting powers and authorities conferred upon him by the said Act, and maintaining the said boatshed thereon, such license to and acting by and with the advice and consent of the Execu be held and enjoyed by the licensee upon and subject to tive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby declare the the terms and conditions set forth in the Schedule hereto. Borough of Tauranga to be a fire district under the said Act. J. F. ANDREWS, SCHEDULE. Clerk of the Executive Council 1. IN these conditions the term " Minister" means the Minister of Marine as defined by the Shippmg and Seamen Act, 1908, and includes any officer, person, or authority Recreation Re,;erve in Wellington Land District brought under acting by or under the direction of such Minister. Part II of the Public Reserve,; and Domains Act, 1908. 2. The concessions and privileges conferred by this Order in Council shall cxtpml and apply only to the part of the LIVERPOOL, Governor. foreshore necessary for tho erection of tho boatshed as ORDER IN COUNCIL shown on the plan marked M.D. 4299. At the Government House at Wellington, this twenty :l. In consideration of the concessions and privileges granted seventh day of July, 1914. by this Order in Council the licensee shall, on being sup Present : plied with a copy thereof, pay to the Minister the sum of £2 10s., and thereafter an annual sum of 10s. payable in lhs EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN CouNCIL. advance, dating from the date hereof, the first of such annual y virtue of the powers and authorities vested in me by payments to he made on the liconsoe being supplied with B the twenty-sixth section of the Public Reserves and a copy of this Order in Council. Domains Act, 1908, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, 4. His Majesty or the Governor, and all officers in the Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Government service acting in the execution of their dut,y, Zealand, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive shall at all tin1es havo free ingress, passage, and egress into, Council of the said Dominion, do hereby order and declare through, and out of tho said hoatshcd without payment. that the reserve for recreation in the Wellington Land fi_ The licensee shall maintain the above-mentioned boat District described in the Schedule hereto shall be and the shed in good order and repair. same is hereby brought under the operation of and declared 6. Any person authorized by the Minister may, at all to be subject to the provisions of Part II of the said Act; reasonable times, enter upon tho said boa.t,hed and view the and such reserve shall hereafter form pa.rt of Okotuku state of repair thereof; and upon such Minister leaving at Domain, and be managed, administered, and dealt with as a public domain by the Okotuku Domain Boa.rd. or posting to the last known address of the licensee a notice in writing of any defect or want of repair in such boatshed. requiring him within a reasonable time, to be therein pre SCHEDULE. scribed, to repair the same, ho shall with all convenient speed ALL that aroa in tho Wellington Land District, containing cause such defect to be removed or such repairs to be ma.de. by admeasurement 2 acres, moro or loss, being part of Sec 7. Nothing herein contained shall authorize the licensee tion 337, Okotuku Block, situated in Block Vll, Wairoa to do or cause to be done anything repugnant to or incon Survey District. Bounded towards the north-west by sistent with any law relating to the Customs, or any regula railway reserve, 251·9 links; towards the north-cast and tions of the Minister of Customs, or with any provisions of south-east by the other part of the said Section 337, 876·8 the Harbours Act, 1908, or its amendments, or any regula, Jinks and 211 ·6 links respectively ; and towards tho south tions made thereunder, and that are now or may hereafter west by Section 338, 1013·.5 links: being all the land in be in force. certificate of title, Vol. 195, folio 181, in the office of the 8. The rights, powers, and privileges conferred by or under District Land Registrar at Wellington. this Order in Council shall continue to be in force for fourteen J. F. ANDREWS, years from tho date hereof, unless in the meantime such Clerk of the Executive Council rights, powers, and privileges shall he altered, modified, or revoked hy competent authority; and the licnrnee shall not assign, charge, or part with any such right. power, or privilege Licensing Ja,ne.s Jfacandrew to use and occupy a Part of without the previous written authority of the Minister first the Fore,;hore of Papanui lnlel a., a Site for a /Joatshed. obtained. 9. '!'he said rights, powers, and privileges may be at any Ll V ERPOOL, Governor. time resumed by the Governor, without payment of any ORDER IN COUNCIL. compensation whatsoever, on giving to the licensee three calendar months' prnvious notice in writing. Any such At the Oovernment House at Wellington, this twenty notice shall be sufficient if given by the Minister, and de seventh day of July, 1914. livered at or posted to the last known address of the licensee Present: in New Zealand. Hrs ExcELLENCY THE GOVERNOR 1N CoUNCIL. 10. The licensee shall be liable for any injury which the HEREAS, there being no Harbour Board empowered said boa.tshed may cause any vessel or boat to sustain W to grant the license hereinafter mentioned under the through any default or neglect on his part. Harbours Act, 1!)08 (hereinafter ca.lied "the said• Act"), J 1. In case the licensee shall- James Macandrew (hereinafter called " the licensee") has ( I.) Commit or suffer a breach of the conditions herein applied to the Governor in Council for a license under the before set forth, or any of them ; said Act to occupy a part of the foreshore of Papanui (2.) Cease to use or occupy the said boatshcd for a pel'iod of Inlet, Otago, in ordor to erect and maintain a boatshed thirty days ; thereon ; and, in accordance with the one-hundred-and (3.) Become bankrupt, or be in any ma1111er brought under fiftieth section of the said Act, has deposited a plan in the operation of any law for the time being in force the office of the Marine Department at Wellington, marked relating to bankruptcy; or M. D. 4299, showing the area of foreshore and land below (4.) Fail to pay the sums specified in clause 3 of these low-water mark intended to he occupied, and the mauner in conditions,- which it is proposed to erect the said boatshed : then and in either of the said cases this Order in Council, And whereas it has been made to appear to the Governor and every right, power, or privilege may be revoked and in Council that the proposed work will not be or tend to the determined by the Governor in Council without any notice injury of navigation, and the said plan ha~, prior to the to the licensee or other proceedings whatsoever; and publica making of this Order in Council, been approved by the tion in the New Zealand Gazette of an Order in Co.uncil con Governor in Council : taining such revocation shall be sufficient notice to the And whereas it is expedient that a license should be granted licensee, and to all persons concerned or interested, that this and issued to the licensee under the said Act for the purpose Order in Council, and the license, rights, and privileges aforesaid, on the terms and conditions hereinafter expressed : thereby granted and confe1Ted, have been revoked and deter Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Do mined. minion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the 12. The erection of the said boatshed shall be sufficient power and authority vested in him by the said Act, and of evidence of the acceptance by the licensee of the terms and ,ill other powers and authorities enabling him in that behalf, conditions of this Order in Council. and acting by and with the advice and consent of the Execu J. F. ANDREWS, tive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby approve of Clerk of the Executive Council. 2922 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. (jg Reg11latio11s under the Explos·ive and Dangerous Uoods Act, 1908. LIVERPOOL, Governor. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government House at Wellington, this twenty-seventh day of July, 1914. Present: HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. N pursuance and exercise of the powers confer~ed upon him by the Explosive and Dangero~s I Goods Act 1908 (hereinafter termed "the said Act"), and of all other powers and authori ties enabling hi~ in this b~half, His Excellency the Gove_rnor of t~e Dominio1;1 of Ne~ _Zealand, acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dommion, doth hereby revoke, as on and from the first day of August, one t~ousand nine hu~1dred and fo~rt~n, all regulations heretofore made or deemed to have been made under the said Act, and m heu thereof doth order that on and after the said first day of August, one thousand nine hundred and fourteen, the following regulations shall take effect for the purposes of the said Act. • I REGULATIONS. 1. IN these regulations, if not inconsistent with the context,- " Explosives" or " any explosive" means and includes "explosives" as defined by the said Act: "Magazine" means any building, chamber, hulk, floating vessel, or place set apart for the storage of explosives, or for the storage of partly manufactured explosives, or the ingredients of an explosive, and includes "factory-magazine," "private magazine," and "licensed premises" : " Danger building " includes the term " magazine," and means every building in which any explosive, other than explosives of the 1st Division of the 6th (Ammunition) Class, or explosives of the 3rd Division of the 7th (Firework) Class, or any ingredient of such explosive, which either by itself is possessed of explosive properties or which when mixed with any other ingredient or article also present in such building is capable of forming an explosive mixture or an explosive compound, is kept or pre sent, or in the course of manufacture is liable to be kept or present, unless specially exempted by a license or by a written order of an Inspector of Explosives : " Minister " means the Minister of Internal Affairs, or such other Minister as may be appointed by the Governor to administer Part I of the said Act : " Inspector " or " Inspector of Explosives " means any officer appointed under the said Act for the inspection or testing of explosives, and includes all police officers and any Customs offit:er, Government magazine-keeper, or other responsible person per forming such of the duties of an Inspector as the Minister directs : " Manufacture " means and includes the process of making up of any explosive or the process of dividing into component parts or breaking up or unmaking of any explo sive, or the process of remaking, altering, or repairing any explosive, or the process of separating or picking out of defective or damaged portions of explosives; but does not include the process of making a small quantity of explosive for chemical experiment and not for practical use or sale : " Boat " or " lighter " includes every vessel ,vhich is used in navigation in any inland water or any harbour, whether propelled by oars or otherwise : " Ship " includes any description of boat, hulk, or vessel. 2. Whenever in these regulations the expression "due precaution shall be taken" or similar expression is used as a condition to any regulation, an Inspector of Explosives shall in all cases decide what provisions constitute the necessary precautioi:is. 3. For the purposes of these regulations, and in determining to what class or division of a class any explosive may belong, the classification of explosives as Met forth in Part I of these regula tions must be strictly enforced. 4. Nothing in these regulations shall prohibit the keeping for private use only, and not for sale, of explosives in quantities not exceeding the following:- (a.) Of gunpowder or any nitro-compound adapted and intended exclusively for use in small arm cartridges only, not more than 30 lb. . (b.) Of an explosive not so adapted and intended: where blasting-gunpowder only is stored, not more than 10 lb.; and where any other explosive is stored, not more than 5 lb. : besides 100 detonators. Pi:ovided th.at every person keeping for J?riv~te use only any quantity of explosives allowed by tlus regulat10n shall take all due precaut10n m the storage of the same, and for the prevention of accidents by fire or explosion. PART !.-DEFINITION AND CLASSIFICATION OF EXPLOSIVES. 5. No explosive shall be imported into, or manufactured, stored or sold in New Zealand unless the composition, quality, grade, and character of the explosive, 'as defined by the manufac t~r~r, has been approved by the Minister, and a notification of such approval made by pub hs~mg the name of the explosive in the list of authoril".ed explosives contained in these regulations or m some amendment thereto. ,JULY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2923 6. Where an explosive is authorized for manufacture and sale in Britain the definition of such explosive shall be that given in the current issue of the confidential list of authorized explosives published annually by the Home Office. The definition of an explosive not so authorized but approved by the Minister for importation into, and manufacture, storage, and sale in New 'Zealand shall be the description given by the manufacturer or his agent on application for autho rization of such explosive, or such other description of the explosive as may from time to time be approved by the Minister. 7. For the purposes of the said Act explosives shall be CLASS !.-GUNPOWDER. The term " gunpowder " means exclusively gunpowder ordinarily so called. Gunpowder. CLASS 2.-NITHATE-M!XTURE. 'rhe term " nitrate-mixture " means any preparation, other than gunpowder ordinarily so called, formed by the mechanical mixture of a nitrate with any form of carbon or with any carbonaceous substance not possessed of explosive properties, whether sulphur is or is not added to such preparation, and whether such preparation is or is not mechanic.ally mixed with any other non-explosive substance. Every blasting-explosive in this class in which nitrate of ammonium is used as an ingredient shall be contained in cartridge wrappers or cases made thoroughly waterproof with melted paraffin or other suitable waterproofing material. Ammonal B. Chilworth special powder. Bobbinite. Hipping arnmonal. CLASS 3.-NITitO-COMPOUND. The term " nitro-compound " means any chemical compound possessed of explosive properties, or capable of combining with metals to form an explosive compound, which is produced by the chemical action of nitric acid (whether mixed or not with sulphuric acid) or of a nitrate mixed with sulphuric acid upon any carbonaceous substance, whether such compound is mechanically mixed with other substances or not. Every explosive in this class and every explosive ingredient thereof shall be so thoroughly purified and be otherwise of such character as to satisfy a test known as the "Abel heat test," and specified in the reports of the Departmental Committee appointed by the British Home Office on the 21st April, 1909, to report on the standardization of this test. Every blasting-explosive in this class in which nitrate of ammonium or nitrate of sodium are used as ingredients shall be contained in cartridge wrappers or cases made thoroughly waterproof with melted paraffin or other suitable waterproofing material. The nitro-compound class has two divisions:- Division 1. Division 1 comprises the following explosives and any chemical compound or mechanically mixed preparation which consists either wholly or partly of nitro-glycerine or of some other liquid nitro-compound :- Abbcite. Dynamite No. 4. Amberite No. 1. Glasgow dynamite, 40 per cent. Ballistite. lPitsea dynamite, 40 per cent. N.G. Blasting-gelatine. Farmers' dynamite. Blasting-gelatine, Dragon braud. Erin gelignite. Camphorated gelatine. Excellite. Carbo-dynamite. Gelatine-dynamite. Carbonite. { Gelatine-dynamite No. 2. Cordite. Gelignite. Dvnamite. Lignin dynamite. { Dynamite No. 1. Monobel powder. Dynamite No. 2. Stowmarket gelignite. Division 91. Division 2 comprises the following explosives and any nitro-compound (as before defined) which is not comprised in the first division: Amberite No. 2. Roburite No. 2. Ammonal. Roburite No. 3. Collodion cotton. Sabulite Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4. E.C. sporting powder. Schultze gunpowder. Gun cotton. Schultze blasting-powder. Nitro-cotton. Tonite or cotton-powder No. 1. Picric acid. Tonite or cotton-powder No. 2. Roburite No. 1. 2924 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZET'l1E. fNo. 69 CLASS 4.-CHLORATE-MIXTURE. The term " chlorate-mixture " means any explosive containing a chlorate. Every explosive in this class and every explosive ingredient thereof shall be so thoroughly purified and be otherwise of such a character as to satisfy the " Abel heat test," as hereinbefore defined. Every blasting-explosive in this class in which nitrate of ammonium or nitrate of sodium are used as ingredients shall be contained in cartridge wrappers or cases made thoroughly water proof with melted paraffin or other suitable waterproofing material. The chlorate-mixture class has two divisions:- Division 1. Division I comprises any chlorate preparation which consist partly of nitro-glycerine or of some other liquid nitro-compound. Rackarock (manufacture only). Eruptite (manufacture only). Provided that every explosive in this division shall be of such character and consistency as not to be liable to liquefaction or exudation. Division re. Division 2 comprises any chlorate-mixture as before defined which 1s not comprised in the lat Division. Cheddite. CLASS 5.-FULMINATE. The term " fulminate " means any chemical compound or mechanical mixture, whether included in the foregoing classes or not, which, from its great susceptibility to detonation, is suitable for employment•in percussion caps or any other appliances for developing detonation, or which, from its extreme sensibility to explosion, and from its great instability (that is to say, readiness to undergo decomposition from very slig,ht exciting causes) is especially dangerous. This class consists of two divisions :- Division 1. Division I comprises such compounds as the fulminates of silver anrl of mercury, and pre parations of these substances, such as ·are used in percussion caps; and any preparation consisting of a mixture of a chlorate with phosphorus, or certain descriptions of phosphorus compounds, with or without the addition of carbonaceous matter, and any preparation consisting of a mix ture of a chlorate with sulphur, or with a sulphuret, with or without carbonaceous matter. Fulminate of mercury. Diviinon Ii!. Division 2 comprises such substances ·as the chloride and the iodide of nitrogen, fulminating gold and silver, diazobenzol; and the nitrate of diazobenzol. Nil. CLASS 6.-AMMUNITION. The term " ammunition " means an explosive of any of the foregoing classes when enclosed in any case or contrivance, or otherwise adapted or prepared so as to form a cartridge or charge for small-arms, cannon, or any other weapon, or for blasting, or to form any safety or other fuse for blasting or for shells, or to form any tube for firing explosives, or to form a p.ercussion cap, a detonator, -a fog-signal, a shell, a torpedo, a war-rocket, or other contrivance than a firework. The term "percussion oap" does not include a detonator. The term " dc.tonator " means a capsule or case which is of such strength and construction, and contains an explosive of th.e fulminate explosive class in such quantity, that the explosion of one capsule or case will communicate the explosion to other like capsule or cases. The term " safety fuse " means a fuse for blasting which burns and does not explode, and which does not contain its own means of ignition, and which is of such strength and construction ·and contain1:1 an explosive in such quantity that th.e burning of such fuse will not communicate laterally with other like fuses. The ammunition class has three divisions :- Division 1. Percussion caps. Safety fuse. Railway fog-signals. Tube safety fuse. Safety cartridges. Safety firing-tubes, No. ] . Safety electric fuses. Division re. Division 2 comprises any ammunition as before defined which does not contain its own means of ignition and is not included in Division 1. Carti·idges for small-arms (which are Electric fuses (low tension). not safety cartridges). Electric fuses (high tension). Cordeau Bickford. Instantaneous fuse. Di11ision 9. Division 3 comprises any ammunition as before defined which contains its own means of ignition and is not included in Division 1. Cartridges for small-arms (which are Detonators. not safety cartridges). Electric detonators. Colliery safety lighters. JULY 30.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZE'f'l'E. 2925 CLASS 7.-FIREWOHK. 'l'he tern·. "firework " comprises firework composition and manufactured fireworks. 'Ibis class has three divisions.:- Divi.~ion 1.-Pirewm·k Composition. Division 1 : The term "firework composition " means any chemical compound or rnechani- cally mixed preparation of an explosive or inflammable nature which is used for the purpose of making manufactured fireworks, and is not included in the foregoing classes of explosives, and also any star and any coloured-fire composition. Nil. JJici~1:on 2.-Manufactu1·ed Ihrewor/c (a). The term " manufactured firework " means any explosive of the foregoing classes and any fir.ework composition, when such explosive or composition is enclosed in any case or contrivance, or is otherwise manufactured so as to form a squib, cracker, serpent, rocket (otlier than a war rocket), maroon, lance, wheel, Chinese fire, Roman candle, or other article adapted for the pro duction of pyrotechnic effects or pyrotechnic signals or sound signals : Provided that a substan tially constructed and h.ennetically closed metal case containing not more than l lb of coloured fire composition of such a nature as not to be liable to spontaneous ignition shall be deemed to be a "manufactured firework." Division 2 comprises "manufactured fireworks " as above defined, containing each more than 600 grains firework composition. Nil. Division 3.-Mamifactured Fireworlc (b). Division 3 comprises " manufactur.ed fireworks" as above defined which each consist of not more than 600 grains firework composition, enclosed in a case of paper or other suitable material of such strength, construction, and character that the ignition or explosion of one such firework will not cause the explosion en masse of other like fireworks kept or convey.ed therewith. Alarm-corks. .Magic-candle pin crackers. Amorces. Socket sound signals. Aluminium torches. Socket distress signals. Magnesium torches. Sound signal rockets. Crack-shots. Sock.et light signals. Distress-signal rockets. { Throwdowns. Incendiary stars. Snaps for bonbon crackers. Incendiary shells. Very signal cartridges . . Lightning paper. The composition of the above-mentioned explosives, being of a confidential character, is not published for general informa.tion, but duly authorized persons may obtain full particulars from the Chief Inspector of Explosh-es. PART IL-IMPORTATION AND CONVEYANCE OF EXPLOSIVES. (a.) IMPORTATION. 9. No explosive except those defined in Class 6, Division 1, shall be imported into New Zea land unless the person importing such explosive shall hold an importation licmse. The holder of such importation license ~hall be called " the licensee." 10. An importation license shall be required for :each kind of explosive, and such importa tion license shall hold good for one consignment only. 11. Every application for an importation license must be made to the Chief Inspector of Explosives at Wellington, and must contain the name in full and the occupation and address of the applicant, the name of th.e explosive, the quantity of Huch explosive desired to be imported, and the name of the plare where the explosive is intended to be landed. 12. The importation license shal) be in the form prescribed in the First Schedule to this Part of these regulations, and shall he valid only in respect of the person named in the license. 13. The licensee shall not convey any explosive or cause any explosive to be conveyed from the ship in which such .explosive was imported to any place other than the place named in the importation license. 14. The licensee shall not convey in any ship or cause to be conveyed in ·any ship for the purpose of importation into New Zealand any explosive other than the explosive specified in the importation licens.e, or any quantity of explosive greater than the quantity specified in the impor tation license. 15. The licensee, or the master, owner, or agent of any ship, shall not convey or cause to be conveyed in any ship for the purpose of importation into New Zealand any explosive packed and labelled, branded, or marked in a manner other than the manner required by the r.egulations under the said Act for the time being in force respecting the packing and marking of explosives in a factory. 'Ihe omission of one or more of the brands, marks, 1-abelR, word~, or characters so required shall be deemed a breach of this regulation. 16. No importation license for any explosive shall be issued unless the composition, quality, grade, and character of the explosive have b.een approved by the Minister, and the explosive authorized for importation into, and manufacture, storage, and sale in, New Zealand, in the manner set forth in Part I of these regulations, C 2926 'l'HE NEW ZEAlJAND GAZET'fE. [No. 69 17. Any explosive imported into New Zealand, except those classified under Class 6, Divi sion 1, without an importation license; or any explosive the compo~ition, quality, grade, or character of which is not, in the opinion of an Inspector of Explosives, in accordance with the definition of the explosive as set forth in Part 1 of the8e regulations; or any explosive not labelled or marked in accordance with the regulations under the mid Act for the time being in force with reference to the packing and marking of explosives in a factory; or any explosive otherwise imported in breach of these regulations, may be forfeited, and may, at the cost in all t¥ings of the importer, be destroyed or otherwise disposed of as the Minister directs. 18. The licensee shall deliver a notice in the form prescribed iu the Second Schedule to this Part of these regulations to the Chief Inspector of Explosives at Wellington, :ind -another to the Collector of Customs at the port of arrival, not less than fourteen days ~fore the expected arrival of any explosive. 19. The licensee must whenev£r required produce his importation license to any Inspector of Explosives, any officer of Customs, any pilot, or any master, owner, or agent of any ship in which any explosive is conveyed for importation into New Zealand. 20. The licensee or the master, owner, or agent of any ship shall not convey any explosive or cause any explosive to be conveyed from the ship in which it was imported to any other ship or boat until permission has been granted for such conveyance by an Inspector of Explosives or an officer of Customs. 21. Every licensee shall for the purpose of examination at the request of an Inspector of Explosives or any otncer authorized by him in writing open or cause to be open,ed any or every package containing explosives imported under an importation license, and shall deliver or cause to be delivered without payment to any such Inspector or officer samples of such i6xplosives in such quantity as such· Inspector or officer may deem necessary, and shall at once and without delay fasten or cause to be fastened safely and securely any package which may b.e so opened. 22. A transhipment shall under this regulation lJe deemed to be a delivery. Under this Part of the regulations any person shall be deemed to convey or cause to be conveyed explosives into New Zealand who has brought or caused to be brought any explosive by ship into any place in New Zealand, whether such explosive has been landed or not from such ship. No explosive shall be clear,ed at the Customhouse without an order from an Inspector of Explosives. 23. No explosive (other than an explosive of the 1st Division of the 6th (Ammunition) Class, (or an explosive specially exempted from the operation of this clause) shall be shipped, transhipped, or discharged from any ship or boat unless the conditions set forth in tli,e " Rules for handling Explosives in Ports " set out in the Third Schedule to this Part of these regulations are strictly observed and fulfilled. (b.) CONVEY~NCE. 24. No person shall convey any explosive other than an explosive of the 1st Division of the 6th (Ammunition) Class or of tl,,e 3rd Division of the 7th (Firework) Class without holding a license to carry explosives issued under the said Act and these regulations. 25. No person shall convey or cause to be conveyed in any carriage, 8hip, or boat any explosive of the 5th (Fulminate) Class, or any explosive not ·authorized for manufacture, storage, or use in New Zealand, without an org.er from an Inspector of Explosives. 26. No person shall convey or cause to be conveyed any explosive of the 5th (Fulminate) Class, or any exrlosive of the Cth (Ammunition) Class which contains its own means of ignition, or any explosive of the 7th (Firework) Class, in the same carriage or boat with any explosive not of the class and division to which it belongs unless it be sufficiently separated therefrom in a manner approved by an Inspector of Explosives to prevent any fire or explosion which may take plac.e in one such explosive being communicated to another. 27. No person shall convey or cause to be conveyed in any carriage, ship, or boat any explo sive which is not packed, branded, labelled, or marked in accordance with the regulations under the said Act respecting the packing and marking of explosives in a factory. The omission of one or more of the brands, marks, labels, words, or characters so required shall be deemed a breach or this regulation. 28. Every boat or lighter ,engaged in carrying explosives to or from any ship or magazine shall be so fitted either temporarily or permanently as to comply with these regulations regarding the conveyance of explosives and to the satisfaction of an Inspector of Explosives; and a license issued under th,e said Ar.t and the :l:l. Then: shall not be any iron, swel, ur gnt iu the i11tcrior ui the port10n of the carria"e ship, or /JOat _where th,e explosive is d€posi~d,. unless the same is covered either permanently "'o;. temporanly ,nth leath€r, wood, cloth, wadm1ll-t1lts, or other suitable material. 34. In any carriage or boat containing such explosive no matches other than safety matches shall be carried, and such safety matches shall be kept in a safe place upart from the explosive. 35. No p;erson in charge of any carriage, ship, or boat containi11g such explosive shall drive ur conduct the same in a dangerous or i-eckless manner; and no person who is intoxicated shall be p~rmitted to have or ?ontinue i1:1 C'harge of any_ such caniage or boat, nor shall any last mentioned person be penmtted to be m, on, or attendmg the same. 36. While th,,e loading, unloading, or conveyance of such explosive is aoing on all persons engaged in such loading, unloading, or conveyance shall uliserve all due pre~rmtions for the pre vention of accidents by fire or explosion, and for preventing unauthorizell persons having access to the explosives so being loaded, unloaded, or conv,eyed; and shall abstain from any act what ever _which tend~ to cause fire or explosion, and is not reasonably necessary for the pu;·pose of the loadrng, unloadmg, or conveyance of such explosive, or uf any other article carried therewith; and shall take due precautiolls to prevent any other pcrnun from com111itting au y such act. 37. After the loading or unloading of explosives 011 or out of :my carriag~, ship, or boat is begun no longer time shall be suffered to pass than with tlue use of all due diligence is reasonably necessary for the purpose of such loading or unloading. 38. Ko such explosive shall be loaded or unloaded from any caniagc, ship, or boat in or upon any public highway, street, road, thoroughfare, or public place, or at any public wharf or landing-place, except with the consent of and under conditions approved by an Inspector of Explosives. 39. Every carriage c,r boat c,mveying such explosi,·es shall proceed with all convenient speed and without any avoidable delay to its destination. 40. There shall not be conveyed, 1except in such place and in such manner as shall be approved by an Inspector of Explosives, in the same carriage, ship, or boat "~ith <1ny such explosives any thing in the nature of lucifer matche,, acids or other chemicals, pet1·ol,mm ur uther inflammable liquids, calcium carbide, oily goods, lampblack, charcoal, or any uther article of an inflammable natur,e or liable to cause or communicate fire or explosion; 11or shall any bt1ch explosive be con veyed in any carriage or boat driven or propelled by a petrol, benzene, 01· other light oil-engine. 41. In the case of any carriage, ship, or boat conveying "uch explosive due precaution shall be taken tu exclude water from coming into contat:t with the packagies. 42. Every person in charge of a carriage, ship, ur boat conveying ,nch explosives shall, by careful stowage and otherwise, take all due precautions to guard against accidental ignition or explosion. 43. No person shall forward to a warehouseman or currier a consignm,,ent of explosives unless he has given notice tu such warehouseman or carrier beforehand, stating the name and quantity of the explosive proposed to be conveyed, and the name and address of the proposed consign,,ee, and has had an intimation, either general or special, of the time at which the warehouseman or carrier is prepared to rec~ive the consignment; and no warehouseman or carrier shall give such an intimation or receive such consignment unless he is prepared either forthwith to despatch the same or to deposit it in a magazine or store duly licensed for the keeping of such explosive. Th\!' expression " warehouseman " incln 2928 'fHE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 51. In the ievent of any explosive being conveyed in any way in breach of the,,e regulations, tl1e owner of the carriage, ship, or boat, the person in charge of the carriage, ship, or boat, and the owner of the e~plosive, unless other provision is made to the contrary, shall each be liable to a penalty not exceeding £50. FIRST SCHEDULE. IMPORTATION LICENSE. Wellington, , 19 'l'ms license is issnecl to of , as licensee, authorizing him to import at the Port of , ex , the following explosives as denned by Order of the Governor in Council, and in the quantitie, stated : This license is granted subject to the conditions and restrictions made and provided for Ly Order of the Governor in Council under section 15 of the Explosive and Dangerous Goods Act, 1908. . Inspector of Explosives. SECOND SCHEDULE. '/'lie h'xplosiv~ a.nd JJa.nyerous Goods Act, 1908. NoTWE o~· EXPECTED AHHffAL OJ<' EXPLOSIVE FOR IMPORTATION, ----·------·---~-···------License under , I which the Name of I Name and I I Amount Importation is Port or Place I. Ship or Boat ' Probable Address of the Port o_r Place: ~ature_ of l of the to be made.* of the Proposed ! in which the Date Manufacturer at wh1c~ the , Explosive I Explosive Explosive , to be t b Importation. , Importation is of Arrival. of the to be made. Explosive. was shipped. I imported. im;ort:d. No. Date. 1 --~----- ·------·------',------~~ I __ i ______I . -~-- * To be filled in by the H1spcetor of .Explosives. Date: Signature of Importer : Actdress of Importer: THIRD SCHEDULE. HULES FOR HANDLING EXPLOSIVES IN Pon-rs. (1.) Explosives to be liandled only in Danger Area. No explosive other than the 1st Division of the 6th (Ammunition) Class and the 3rd Division of the 7th (Firework) Class, or an explosive specially exempted from the operation of this clause, shall be shipped, transhipped, or discharged froui any ~hip or boat at any place except the place set apart for the purpose by the local authority coutrolling the port. (2.) Officer of Vessel to be ·in Glwrge of Work. An officer of the vessel shall be constantly and exclusively in charge of the shipment, stowage, transhipment, or discharge of rnch explosives, and he shall assist the Inspector of Explosives or other superintending official in enforcing the observance and fulfilment of these conditions and restrictions. (3.) Lights and Fires to be extiuguislied, and Smoking proMbi'.ted. Before the hatches of a ship, boat. or lighter, or the doors of a ship's magazine are opened for loading or unloading any explosives, and during the operations, all fires and lights must be extinguished (except engine-room fires, which must be carefully banked), and no smoking shall be allowed on board. This section shall apply to every vessel alongside o( or attached to any ship or boat loading or discharging any explosive: Provided that this regulation shall not prevent the employment of any artificial light constructed and disposed in such manner as shall not tend to ca use fire or explosion. (4,) Men must lia.ve 110 Jfatches, Iron, or Steel, &c,, on tlieir Person. Men selected to work in the magazine of the ship or boat must uot have any matches, fusees, knives, iron, or steel about. their persons, nor wear boots with any iron, steel, or grit upon them. (5.) Iron and Steel to be covered over. All exposed iron or steel in or near the place \\'here any explosive 1s being handled must be covered over with tarpaulins, wadmill-tilts, or other suitable material. (6.) Handling of Packages. No package containing explosives shall be pitched, rolled, thrown, or slid, but shall be passed from hand to hand. Packages may, however, be sl11ng in nets of a pattern approved by an lnsp""Jtor of Explosives. · jutY M.) tHE NEW ZEALAND GA.z'.;l!;'l''l'_b:. 2929 (7.) .Men working Explosives to be carefully selected. Special care rnust be exercised in selecting the rnen to ,vork the explo8ives to see that they are perfectly sober. (8.) Hatchr., to l,e clo.sed dur-ing 8toppa.ges. In the event of any stoppage occurring in the loading or discharging of any kind of explosive from m1v cause whatever, the hatches of the vessel and doors uf the ship's magazine, as well as those ur" the boat receiving or delivering, sh,dl Le dosed arnl coverecl, and no person shall be allowed to remain below in the magazine 01· hold dnring such stoppage. (9.) Parkages to be handled 11,ith Care. Special care shall be taken to see that the explosive is hn.wlled with care and gentleness, and that anything tending to cause fire or explosion is avoided. (10.) No Person to work aloft. No person shall be allowed tu 1rnrk aloft in those parts uf the rigging which arc near to a ship's magazine uuless the hatches of the maga~ine .hold arc closed and covered with tarpaulins. (11.) Work to be carried on only betll'ee11 Sunrise ,ind Sunset. No explosive shall be loaded 01· discharged except between sunris~ and sunset. (12.) Packages tu he J~ept dry; Trork to cease d11riny Thunderstorm. In wPt or roub-1, weather ,lue precautious shall be taken, either by ,111 entire suspension of work or the provision of suitable ,twnings, io keep the packages of explosive absolutely dry. On the approach of and during a thunderstorm all npel'ations conneeted with the loading 9r unloading of explosives shall be suspended. and the hatches or ports uf thc hold in which the explosives are stored shall be closed. (13.) F:xplosive.s Ships to lie singly. Ships having explosives ou board shall lie singly, and as far as practicable not less than 300 yards apart. (14.) Ships not to approach. No ship, without reasonable excuse, shall apprnach withiu :JOO yards of any ship having explo~ives on board unless such explosive is stored in the hold aud the hatches are securely closed. (15.) Ships to fly Red Buryee. Ships having explosives on board shall fly the red burgee at the mam or only mast while loading or unloading and while in port. (16.) Certain Explosives not to be stored together. The following elassificatiou of explosives shall be observed, and due prneautions shall be taken, by means of partitious or otherwise, tu e1rnure that only the explosives dassed under a particular letter are stowed together in the same magazine :- (a.) The various explosives of Class 1, Class :J, Class :J, and Chtss 4, safety fuse belouging tu the 1st Division of Class 6, and such of the various explosives of the 2nd Division of Class 6 as do not contain any exposed iru11 01· steel. (b.) The various explosives of the 1st Division of Class 6. (c.) Such of the 2nd Division of Class 6 as contain any exposed iron or steel. (d.) The various explosives uf the :Jrd Division of Class 6. (e.) The various explosives of Class 7. PAR'r III.-:1.fANCF.\C'l'Ulrn OF ,•:\PLOSlVES. 5:J. A factory for the manufacture of explosives shall not be a.llowed except on the site and in the manner specified in a license fol" the :,ame gnmted umkt· tlto said Act and these regulatiom. 53. Applications for licenses for factories must be made through the Chief Inspector of Explosives, at Wellington, to the .'.\Iinister, and mw;t be accompanied by a draft of the proposed license, accompanied by a plan ( dra1Yn to srnlc) uf the pn,posecl faetury and the site thereof (which plan shall be deemed to form part of anrl to b0 in the,w n·gulations included iu the expres sion " the license"). 54. The draft license sliall set forth t.l1e couditiuus wliil'h the applicant desires the license to contain, and shall specify such of the following matt.em as arc applicable, namely:- (a.) The boundaries of the land forming tl,e site of ti)(• factor.v. and either any belt of land surrounding the ,de which is to be kept clear, ,md the buildings and works from which it is to be kept clear, or the di,ra11ccs to be maintained hetween the factory or any part thereof and other buildings or works; (b.) The situation. character, and constrnetion of all the n,omHls, lmildings, and works on the site of 01· corn1el'ted with tho factory, and the distauccs thereof from each other; (c.) The nature of the proc~sses to be carried on in the factory and in each part thereof, and the place at winch each process of the mrrnufacture and each description of work connected with the factory is to be carried 011, and the places in the factory at which explosives and any ingredients of explosives, and any articles liable to spontaneous ignition, or inflammable, or otfwnvise dangerous, are to be kept; __I 2930 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 (d.) The amount of explosives and ingredients thereof, wholly or partially mixed, to be allowed at the same time in any building or machine, or in any process of the manufacture, or within a limited distance from such building or machine, having regard to the situation and construction of such building, and to the distance thereof from any other building or any works; (e.) The situation of each factory-magazine, and the maximum amount of explosives to be kept in each factory-magazine; (I.) The maximum number of persons to be employed in each building in the factory; ~d . (g.) Any special condition~ or provisions which the applicant may propose by reason of any special circumstances arising from the locality, the situation, or construction of any buildings or works, or the nature of any process, or otherwise. 55. In forwarding an application for a license the applicant must also produce evidence to the Minister that the issue of a license will not be contrary to the provisions of any by-law made by the local authority of the district in which it is proposed to establish the factory. 56. The Minister, after examination of the proposal, may reject the application altogether, or may approve of the draft license with or without modification or addition. 57. On the approval of an application for a license the applicant shall complete the factory and the arrangement thereof in accordance with the terms of the proposed license, and to the satisfaction of an Inspector of Explosives, who shall then issue the license as directed by the Minister. 58. Neither the factory nor any ptut thereof shall be used for any purpose not in accordance with the license. 59. The conditions of the license shall be duly observed, and the manufacture or keeping, or any process in or work connected with the manufacture or keeping, of explosives shall not be carried on except under conditions approved of by an Inspector of Explosives, and a breach of any of the conditions of the license shall be deemed to be a breach of these regulations. 60. The factory and every part thereof shall be maintained in accordance with the license, and no material alteration in the factory, either by enlarging or adding to the site, or by externally enlarging or adding to any building thereon, or by altering any mound otherwise than by enlarge ment, or by making any new work shall be made except by permission in writing of the Minister. Any alteration so made and sanctioned by the Minister shall be deemed to be p»rt of the license, and the license shall be construed accordingly. 61. The quantity of any explosive or ingredients that may be placed or stored at any one time in any factory or in any part thereof shall not exceed such quantity as may be prescribed in the license. 62. The expression "factory-magazine" means a building for keeping the finished explosive made in the factory, and includes, if such explosive is not gunpowder, any building for keeping the partly manufactured explosive or the ingredients of such explosive which is mentioned in that behalf in the license. 63. Every such factory-magazine shall be used only for the keeping of such explosives and ingredients, and receptacles for or tools or implements for work connected with the keeping of such explosives and ingredients. 64. Every building in which any explosive or any ingredient thereof which either by itself is poseessed of explosive properties, or which when mixed with an~· other ingredient or article also present in such building is capable of forming an explosive mixture or an explosive com pound, is kept or present, or in the course or manufacture is liable to be so kept or present, shall, unless specially exempted by the license or by an order of an Inspector of Explosives, be deemed to be a danger building.; and the interior of every such building, and the benches, shelves, and fittings in such building (other than machinery). shall be so constructed or so lined or covered as to prevent the exposure of any iron or steel in such manner, and the detachment of any grit, iron, steel, or similar substance in such manner, as to come into contact with any explosive or ingredients thereof in such building, and such interior, benches, shelves, and fittings shall, so far as is reasonably practicable, be kept free from grit and otherwise clean. 65. Every factory-magazine and expense magazine shall have attached thereto a suffi cient lightning-conductor, unless by reason of the construction by excavation, or the po~ition of such magazine, or otherwise, an Inspector of Explosives considers a conductor unnecessary; and every danger building shall, if so required by an Inspector of Explosives, have attached thereto a sufficient lightning-conductor. 66. Charcoal, whether ground or otherwise, or oiled cotton, oiled rags, or oiled waste, or any article whatever liable to spontaneous ignition, shall not be taken into any danger building except for the purpose of immediate supply and work or immediate use in such building, and upon the cessation of such work or use shall be forthwith removed. 67. Before repair~ are made to or in any room in or other part of a danger building, that room or part shall, so far as practicable, be cleaned by the removal of all explosives and wholly or partly mixed ingredients thereof, and by the thorough washing of such room or part; and such room or part of the building after being so cleaned shall not be deemed to be a danger building within the meaning of these regulations until explosives, or any ingredient thereof which either by itself is possessed of explosive properties, or which when mixed with any other ingredient or article also present in such building iR capablf> of forming an explosive mixture or an explosive compound, are again taken into it. • 68. There shall be constantly kept affi.xed to every danger building, either outside or inside, in such manner as to be easily read, a statement of tho quantities of explosive or ingredients allowed to be in the building, and a copy of th.ese regulations, and of any parts of the said Act THE NEW ZiEALAND GAZETTE. 2931 required by an Inspect-0r of Explosives to be affixed, and of such part of the license and special rnles made under the said Act as apply to the building; also the name of the building, or words indicating the purpose for which it is used. 69. All tools and implements used in any repairs to or in a danger building shall be made only of wood, or copper, or brass, or some soft metal or material, or shall be covered with some safe and suitable material. 70. Due provision shall be made, by the use of suitable working-clothes without pockets, suitable shoes, searching, and otherwise, or by some of ~uch means, for preventing the intro duction into any danger building of fire, lucifer matches, or any substance or article likely to cause explosion or fire, and for preventing the introduction of any iron, steel, or grit into any part of a danger building where it would be likely to come into contact with explosives, or any wholly or partially mixed ingredients thereof; but this rule shall not prevent the introduction of any artificial lig·ht of such construction, position, or character as not to cause any danger of fire or explosion. 71. No person shall smoke in any part of the factory except in such part (if any) as may be allowed by the special rules. 72. Every carriage, boat, or other receptacle in which any explosive or any ingredient thereof which by itself is possessed of explosive properties, or which when mixed with any other ingredient or article also present in such carriage, boat, or receptacle is capable of forming an _explosive mixture or an explosive compound, is conveyed from one building to another in a factory, or from any such building to any place outside of such factory, or from one part of a factory to any other part or to a place outside of such factory, shall, unless specially exempted by the license or by an order of an Inspector of Explosives, be constructed without any exposed iron or steel in the interior thereof, and shall convey only the explosive and ingredients, and shall be closed or otherwise propC'rly covered over; and the explosive and ingredients shall be so conveyed with all due diligence, and with such precaution and in such manner as will sufficiently guard against any accidental ignition or explosion: Provided that so much of this rule as applies to the exclu sion of iron or steel shall not be obligatory in the case of a carriage, boat, or other receptacle in which no explosive other than an explosive of the 1st Division of the 6th (Ammunition) Class is conveyed. 73. A person under the age of sixteen years shall not be employed in or enter any danger building except in the presence a'nd under the supervision of some adult person. 7 4. Every ingredient in course of manufacture into an explosive which either by itself is possessed of explosive properties, or which when mixed with any other ingredient or article also present in any working-building is capable of forming an explosive mixture or an explosive com pound, shall be removed with all due diligenC',e from such building as soon as the process con nected with those ingredients which is carried on in such building is completed, and all finished explosives shall with all due diligence either be removed to a factory-magazine or sent away immediately from the factory, and such explosive and ingredients shall be loaded and unloaded with all due diligence. · 75. Wherever danger may arise from foreign matter being present with the explosive or any ingredient thereof, all ingredients to be made or mixed into an explosive shall before being so made or mixed be carefully examined, sifted, nr otherwise treated for the purpos~ of removing therefrom or excluding, so far as practicable, all such dangerous foreign matter. 76. All explosives intended for comeyance from a factory shall be pack.ed and marked m the hereinafter-described manner and subject to the following rules :- (1.) Unless the context otherwise requires,- The expi;ession " outer package " means a box, barrel, case, or cylinder of wood, metal, or other solid material of such Rtrength and character that it will not be broken or accidentally opened, nor become defective or insecure whilst being conveyed, and will not allow any explosive to escape: The iexpression "inner package" means a substantial case, bag, canister, or other receptacle rn.ade and closed ~o as to prevent any explosive from escaping: (Whenever an explosive is distinguished as belonging to a particular class or division of a class, reference is marle to the classification of explosives as contain,ed in Part I of these regulations.) 'l11e exrression " authorized explosive" means exclusively an explosive defined in a list of authorized explosiv,es signed by a Government Inspector and in force for the time being: The expression " propellant " means an authorized explosive of Class 3 adapted and intended exclusively for use as a propelling charge in cannon or small-arms: The expression "special authority" means a written authority granted by an Inspector of Explosives, to which may be attached such conditions ·as may in the opinion of an Inspector be necessary to meet the special requirements of the case. (2.) The interior of every package shall be free from grit and otherwise clean. (3.) Save as hereinafter provided there shall not be any iron or steel in the construction of any package unless the same is covered with suitable material so as effectually to prevent t~ exposure of such iron or steel. (4.) Every plt<'kage when actually used for the packing of om, explosive shall not be used for true. packing of any other explosive or of any other article or substance : Provided that this rule shall not prohibit the packing- of inner packages containing -a propellant in an outer package with inner packages containing gunpowder or other propellant : Provided also that this rule shall not prohibit the packing of any article which is not of an inflammable or e,plosive nature, or liable to C'ause fire or explosion, in the same package as an explosive of the 1st Division of the fith (Ammunition) Class. 2932 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 (5.) Subject to the fon°going 1rnvi,io11R, the l'olloll'i ng shall hf' tlw 11,etho,l of packing autho rized explosives of the vnrio11s clas,es 1·0,p<'div<'l~-, mirl the 1naximum nmounts which way oo in one package :-- 1\'lE'l'HOD OF PACKTXG J~XPLOSIVES. Amount in any one Amount in any one Class. .'.\lethod of packing. Outer Package. Inner Package. Class l .. \Vhen the quantity in any one- conHignment does not 100 lh. 100 lb. exeeed ;) lb. in amount, a :--;ingle outer package; otherwise a double paekage, the inner and outer packages being as above defined Provided that where gunpowder and propellant arc . packed together the amount shall not exceed 50 lb . 25 lb. Class 2 .. A.s for Class I ,'i0 lh. 50 lb. Class 3, Division I As for Class l : Provided that either the outer or inner .'i0 lb. ii lb . (other than pro paf'kage sha,JI he thoroughly waterproof and both pellants) shall he without metal in the construction thereof Cordite and other As for <'lass l r,o lb. .. ,;o lb. propellants of Di vision 1; Class :l Class 3, Division 2 As for Class 1 liO .lb. .. .;o lb. (other than pic ric acid and wet gnncotton) Picric acid As for Class l Vnlimited Unlimited. Guncotton so wet .\s for Class 1 : Provided that the inner or outer pack Vnlimitcd llnlimit<>d. ted with water as age, or both of them, shall be of such a nature, and so to he absolutely closed, as to preYcnt any matrrial loss of moisturo uninflamma hk during conveyance Class 4 .. As for Class I 50 lb. .. .'i0 lb. Class 5 .. Packed in water. A treble package, the innermost 200 lb. 25 lb. package being a J.ag permeable to water, enclosed in a, ease containing Hufficient wat,er to ern•mre the explo sive being kept constantly wet, and the outer package containing sufficient water constantly to surround the case. Both the case and the outer package shall he of such construction as will not allow water to escape. If the explosive is of such character that it cannot be packed in a thoroughly wet condition, it shall he packed in accordancp with the conditions set forth in a special authority Class 6, Division I A single outer package : Provided that the above Unlimited. (other than pin General Rule No. :I shall not apply to explosives of fire cartridgeR for this division : Provided also that bulleted cartridges pistols) of a calibn-i excee-ding 0·5 in. and belonging t,o this division shall be packed in sud1 a manner that the point of any bullet cannot come in contact with the cap of another cartridge Pin-fire cartridges (a.) Not exceeding 50 in nu1nbcr in any one consign rm in nnn1her. for pistols ment :-So packed in a single package that the bases lie alternately in opposite directions. The bases and pins shall be so fitted into perforations in millboard or other suitable material as to prevent the firing of any one of the said cartridges by an explosion in any other of the said cartridges (h.) Exceeding 50 in number :-In an inner and outer 2,500 in number iiO in number. package, the cartridge being packed in inner pack ages with millhoard as above required Class li, Division 2 Exploi-;ive~ 1nade up into ear.tridges or chargeH for cannon, shells, torpedoei-:, mineH, hlaHting, or other like purpo:-;es shall be packed in :·meh n1an11er and in ~uch quantity as hi required for the sanie explosive when not so made up: Provided that where a double package is rcq_uircd the enclosing ease of such cart ridge or charges rnay, if it satisfies the conditions re quired for an inner package, be held to be such inner package. Other am1nunition of thi~ 01888. Method of packing. Amount in any one Amount In any one Out.er Paokage. Inner Package. (b.) Exceeding 1,000 detonators :-The detonators shall 10,000 in number 100 in number. be packed in inner packages with sawdust and cotton wool as above described. Such inner packages shall be placed inside a substantial case of wood or metal made and closed so as to prevent any of the inner packages escaping therefrom, and auch case shall be placed inside an outer package in such manner and so secured as to leave a clear space of not less than 3 in. between the case and every part of the interior of the said outer package ; notwithstanding that such clear space may, if preferred, be filled with sawdust, straw, or other similar material, or may contain a light framework or battens of wood to keep the case aforesaid in position in the outer package ; and (c.) Where the number of detonators exceeds 5,000, such outer package shall be provided with handles or other contrivance, by means of which it can be safely and conveniently carried. Electric detonators As for Class 1 : Provided that where the number in 5,000 in number 100 in number. any outer package exceeds 3,000 such outer package shall be provided with handles or other contrivance by means of which it can be safely and conveniently carried Class 7, Division 1 Double package, the inner package being hermetically 20 lb... l lb. closed and contained in an outer package as above defined Class 7, Divisions 2 Single outer package : Provided that the a hove General 100 lb. and3 Rule No. 3 shall not apply to explosives of this division (6.) Nothing in these regulations shall be deemed to prohibit the use of an additional package, whether inner or outer, provided that such additional package shall not be of such character as shall have been prohibited in writing by an Inspector of Explosives. (7.) An explosive which is not an authorizied explosive shall be packed in such manner as may be directed by a special authority with reference to such explosive. · (8.) On the outer package there shall be affixed in conspicuous characters by means of a brand or securely attached label or other mark t~ word " Explosive," the name of the explosive, the number of the class and diYision to which it belongs, and the name of the manufacturer or sender. In the case of explosives of Classes 3 and 4 there shall be added the date of manufacture or issue from the factory, or such sign indicating such date, as may be approved by an Insp.ector of Explosives : Provided that in the case of cartridges or charges for cannon, shell, mines, blast ing, or other like purpose which do not contain their own means of ignition the marking shall be as for the explosive when not so made up : Provided also that in the case of explosives of Class 6, Division 1, there shall be added the words "Not liable to explode in bulk": Provided also that in too case of pin-fire cartridges for pistols there shall be added the words " Pin-fire Cartridges " : Provided also that in the case of gunpowder the word " Explosive " and the number of the class and the division may be omitted : Provided also that where an outer package contains more than one explosive the marking above required shall be affixed separately in respect of each explosive so contained. (9.) To meet special cases exemption may be granted by special ·authority from the observ ance of any one or more of thie conditions imposed by these rules. 77. The occupier of and every person employed in afid about the factory shall take all due precaution for the prevention of acuidents by fire or explosion in the same, and for preventing unauthorized persons having aC(less to the factory or any part thereof, or to the explosives therein, and shall abstain from any act whatever which tends to cause fire or explosion and is not rnason ably necessary for the purpose of the work in such factory. 78. No fire or light shall under any circumstances be taken inside any building forming part of a factory (other than those specified by an Inspector of Explosives), nor any light except a lantern approved for that purpose by an Inspector of Explosives, and such lantern shall be so taken only by the foreman. All persons entering the factory, and before passing within the fencing the1eof, shall examine their clothes to see that they have no matches or other dangerous articles in their pockets or about their persons, and the occupier shall satisfy himself that such examination is carefully carried out, and that all persons employed in the factory are duly searched from time to time. 79. The keys of all danger buildings in connection with the factory shall remain in charge of a person duly authorized in writing by the occupier, and shall be at any time available if required by an lrn•pector of Explosives. 80. The occupier shall cause to be kept a stock-book for each factory-magazine, . showing at all times the quantities in store, and showing also the quantities taken in and out, and the daties and times at which the same are taken in and out, and by whom. All such stock-books shall be at any time available if required by an Inspector of Explosives. 81. No broken or defective cases or boxes containing explosives shall be admitted into the magazines, nor 8hall any explosive be admitted which is not packed in the manner directed in these regulations. Any explosiv,e which may be spilt shall at once be carefnlJy taken up and destroyed. D 2934 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZET'.11.l!J. [No. 69 82. No tools or instrnments of any description shall be taken into a danger building for any purpose, nor used outside the magazines for opening or closing the cases of explosives, except those duly approved by an Inspector of ExplosivfS and provided for that purpose. 83. The doors of the magazines shall be kept securely locked, except at such times as explo sives are being taken in or removed. 84. On the approach of a thunderntorm the magazines and other dang.er buildings shall be closed, and every person engaged in and about them shall be withdrawn therefrom. • 85. Every occupier of ·a factory licensed for the manufacture of explosives shall keep a record of the names and address of each person to whom and the date on which he sells any explosive, together with the description of that explosive, and the quantity thereof sold, and shall produce on demand such record for inspection by an Inspector of Explosives. 86. The person who applies for and to whom a factory license is issued shall be de,emed the occupier. · REGULATIONS REGARDING IlACKAROCK AND ERUPTITE. 87. The Minister may issue to such persons as he may think fit licenses authorizing the manufacture by such persons of the explosive known -as "rackarock." 88. 'Ihe names of the ing-rerli;ents to be used in the mannfacture of the said explosive shall be mentioned in each Jiceme. · 89. The manufacture of the said explosive shall not be carried on underground in any mine. 90. No person shall carry on the manufacture of the said explosive other than thie person to whom the license is issued, or some person in his employ duly authorized in writing by him. 91. If in any matter which is not provided for by any express condition or proviso in any license -an Inspector of Explosives finds any store for the said explosiv,e, or for the ingredients which when combined constitute the said explosive or any part thereof, or any thing or practice therein or connected therewith, to be unnecessarily dangerous or defective, so as in his opinion to tend to endanger the public safety or the bodily safety of any person, such Inspector may require the person to whom the license is issuerl to remedy the same at once and without delay, and if such person neglects to do so such neglect shall be deemed a breach of these regulations. 92. 'I'he Minister may, either with or without notice, at any time stop thie manufacture of the said explosive by any licen!'Cd person, provided he deems such stoppage necessary in the interest of public safety, or may in the said interest dir,ect the licensee, or his agent to alter or amend the process of manufacture in such manner as he or any person duly authorized by him in that behalf may direct. 93. The Minister may by notice in writing declare any sneh license void upon being satisfied that the manufactur.e of the said explosive is not being conducted in accorrlance with the conrli tions of the license or in accordance with the directions given in pursuance of the last preceding clause, and that the further continuance of its manufacture will imperil the public safety. 94. The conveyance of rackarock in any vehicle or boat in or upon -any public thorough fare, riv,er, harbour, or public place within New Zealand is hereby prohibited. 95. The license shall be valid to the person only to whom it is issued. 96. The above regulations relating to rackarock shall apply in like manner to the explosive known as " eruptite." PART IV.-STORAGE OF EXPLOSIVES IN PRIVATE MAGAZINES. 97. A private magazine for the storage of explosives shall not be allowed except on a site and in the manner specified in a license for the same granted under the said Act and these regulations. 98. In order that the Minister m&y be in a position to determine upon what conditions he will issue a license for a private magazine for the storage of explosives, all applications to the Minister for such licenses must be made through the Chief Inspector of Explosives at Wellington, and must be accompanied by rt rlraft of the proposed license and by a plan (drawn to scale) of the proposed magazine and the site thereof (which plan shall be deemed to form part of and to be in these regulations included in the expression "the license "). 99. The draft licen~e shall set forth the conditions which the applicant desires the license should contain, and shall specify snch of the following matters as are applicable, namely,- (a.) The boundaries of the land forming the site of the magazine, and either anv belt of land surrounding the site which is to be kept clear and the building; and works from which it is to be kept clear, or the distances to be maintained between the magazine or any part thereof and other buildings or worh. (b.) The situation, character, and construction of all the mounds, buildings, and works on the site of or connected with the magazine, and the distances thereof from each other. (r.) 'Ihe place at which each description 0f work connected with the magazine is to he carried on, and the places in the magazine at which explosives -anrl any ingredients of explosives, and any articles liable to spontaneous ignition or inflammable or otherwise dangerous, are to be kept. (d.) 'fhe amount of explosives to be allowed at the same time in any building, or within a limited distance from such building, having regard to the situation and con struction of such huilding, anrl to the distance thereof from any other building or any work. · (e.) The situation of each building forming part of such magazine in which explosives are to be kept, and the maximt1m amount of explosives to be kept in each such building. JULY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2935 (/ .) Any special conditions or provisions which the applicant may propo,;e by reason of any special circumstances arising from the locality, the situation, or the con struction of any buildipgo or works or otherwise. 100. In forwarding an application for a license the applicant must also produce evidence to the Minister that the issue of a license will not be contrary to the provisions of any by-law made by the local authority of the district in which it is proposed to establish the magazine. 101. The Minister, after considering the application, may either refuse to issue a license or may approve of the draft license with or without modification or addition. 102. An application to use a hulk or other floating ves~el as a private magazine for the storage of explosives shall be made as far as applicable in the same manner as an application for a private magazine as hereinbefore direct.id; and the whole hulk or other floating vessel in or on board which explosives are stored shall be deemed to constitute the magazine, and each cabin, hold, or any part of the same in which explosives are kept or are liable to be so kept, and every other part which may be specified in that behalf in the license shall be deemed to be a danger building. 103. On the approval of an application for a license the applicant shall complete the maga zine and the arrangement thereof in accordance with the terms of the proposed license, -and to the satisfaction of an Inspector of Explosives, who shall then issue the license as directed by the Minister. 104. Neither the magazine nor any part thereof shall be used for any purpos;e not in accord ance with the license. 105. The conditions of the license shall be duly observed, ,ind the keeping or any work con nected with the k(l€ping of explosives shall not be carried on except in accordance with those conditions. If anv breach of such conditions occurs the license will be liable to be immediatelv cancelled, and a b~each of any of the conditions of the lic'rnse shall be deemed to be a breach df these regulations. · 106. The magazine and every part thereof shall be maintained in accordance with the license, and in the case of a magazine on land no material alteration in the magazine, either by enlarging or adding to the site, or by externally .enlarging or adding to any building, or by altering any mound otherwise than by enlargement, or by making any new work shall be made except with the approval in writing of an Inspector of Explosives. No alterations or additions on any hulk or other floating vessel used as a magazine shall be mad;e without the approval in writing of an Inspector of Explosives. 107. Every building in which explosives are kept or are intended to be kept shall be deemnl t0 be a danger building, and shall be used only for the keeping of explosives and the tools or implements for work connected with the keeping of such explosives. The interior of every danger building and the benches, ~helves, and fittings therein shall be so constructed, or so lined or covered, as to prevent the exposure of any iron or steel, or the detaching of any grit, iron, steel, or similar substance in such manner that such iron, steel, grit, or similar substance may come into contact with explosives or any ingredients thereof in such danger building; and the interior of such danger building, and the benchies, shelves, and fittings therein, shall, so far as is reason ably practicable, be kept free from grit and otherwise clean. 108. Every danger building shall he protected by sufficient lightning-conductors unless an Inspector of Explosives considers a conductor unnecessary, uml the nature of such building shall be indicat,ed by a signboard conspicuously displayed, on which are legibly painted the words " Danger Building-Explosives." The signboard shall be not less in size than I ft. 6 in. long by I ft. broad. 109. Charcoal, whether ground or otherwise, or oiled cotton, or oiled rags, or oiled waste, or any article liable to spontaneous ignition shall not be taken into any danger building. llO. There shall be constantly kept affixed to ievery danger building, either outside or inside, in such manner as to be easily read, a statement of the quantities of explosives or ingredients allowed to be in the building, and a copy of these regulations and of such part of the license for thie magazine us appears to specially apply to such danger building shall be affixed thereto. lll. Before repairs or alterations are made to or in any room, or in any other part of a danger building, that room 01· part ~hall, so far as practicable, be cleaned by the removal there from of all explosives and of any wholly or partly mixed ingredients thereof, and by the thorough washing-out of such room or part; and such room or part of the building after hieing so cleaned shall not be deemed to be a danger building within the meaning of these regulations until explo sives, or ar;:y wholly or partly mixed ingredients thereof, are again taken into it. Except after such cleaning all tools and implements used in any repairs to or in any danger building shall be made only of wood, or copper, or brass, or some soft. metal or material, or shall be covered with some safe and suitable material. 112. D11e provision shall be made, by the use of suit-able working-clothes without pockets, suitable shoes, searching, and otherwise, or by some of such means, for preventing tlie introduction into any danger building of fire, lucifer matches, or any substance or article likely to cause explosion or fire, and for preventing the introduction of any- iron, steel, or grit into any part of the magazine where it would be likely to come into contact with explosiv,es, or any wholly or partly mixed ingredients thereof; but this rule shall not prevent. the introduction of any artificial light of such construction, position, or character as not to cause any danger of fire or explosion. Due precaution must be taken to ;exclude water from every danger building. 113. No person shall smoke in any part of or in dangerous proximity to the magazine. I 14. Every carriage, boat, or other receptacle in which explosives, or any wholly or partly mixed ingredients thereof, are conveyed from one building to another in a magazine, or from any such building to any place outside of ~uch magazine, shall he constructed without any exposed iron or steel in the interior thereof, and shall contain only the explosives and ingredients, and shall be closed or otherwise properly covered over; and the explosives and ingredients shall be 1'HE NEW ~EALAND GAZE'.r'.rE. L~O. 60 conveyed with all due d1ligern;e, and with such prncautions and in such rnauuer as ,nil su11i cient1y guard agamst any acc1de11cal 1gmt10u or explmnon. Uo . .A. person unuer t11e tcge or s1xteeu yearn sllatl 110L IJe employed rn or e11t,e1· an_y llanger buildmg except 111 tlle presence ur and uuuer Ll!e supervis1011 or some adult person. . llti . .Nothing in these regulat1011s shall !JI'OVeut coal or oLiler fuel llemg ta~en on Luan.l a11y hulk or other tloating vessel used as a pnvarn magaz111e, provided the max1111um quant1Ly to I.Ju kept on board at any one tune 1s spec1!1ed 111 tlle llcensc, and stored 111 some sare !JHWe wu;h free and sufficient ventilat10n, and w1tll all Llue 1Jreeaut1011s ag,unst 1gmt10n, whether spontaneous or otherwise, and provided tlle place where such fuel is to l.Je consumed sl1all Le approved l.Jy au lnspector of Explosives. 117. 'l,'here shall not be kept in any private ruagazme licensed fur the storage or explosives any- (a.) Explosive of the 5th (Fulminate) Class; (b.) .Kx:plosive which 1s not ro1· the ume bemg either authunzed to Le manufactured for general sale or authonze PART V.-SALE OF EXPLOSIVES. 129. This Part of these regulations shall not apply to the explosives of the 1st Division of the 6th (Ammunition) Class, explosives of the 3rd Division of the 7th (Firework) Class, or such other explosives as may from time to time be specially exempted from the operation of this Part of these regulations. JuLY 30.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZ.E'fTE. 2937 130. No explosive, other than those to wh1c11 this .Part of these regulations does not apply, 0hali l.>e sold or kept for sale unless tlle person Keeping or sellmg such explosives is the lwlcter of a license to sell exp10s1ves issued under the saH.l Act anu these regulations. 1;_;1. r;very apphcat10n tor a llceuse to sell explosives shall be made to the Chief inspector of t;xplosives at \vellmgton, and must state the name 1!1 full of the applicant, lus oecupatwn and full aadress, the kmd of explosives to l.>e sold, the maximum quantity of each kind of explosive to be kept 011 tlrn prenuses ot the applicant, <1nd the piace where explosives are to be kept. lJ:&. An lnspector of J,;xplosives having approved the provis10ns mad". for the storage of such explosives, tlle license shall be issued 011 payment of the hcense fee. lJJ. The following condit10ns shall be mserted in general licenses for the keeping of explo- 2ives for sale, and for the sellmg of explosives:- (a.) l' interior, shelves, and fittings shall, so far as is reasonably practicable, be kept free from grit and otherwise clean. Due precautions shall also be taken to exclude water therefrom. Every article of a highly inflammable nature, and every article liable to cause fire or explosion, shall be kept at a safe distance from all explosives, and from all buildings and receptacles containing the same. (l.) Detonators shall be stored in a small locked receptacle constructed as described above, and placed at a distance of not less than IO ft. from the receptacle containing explosives of Classes 1, 2, 3, and 4. (m.) If a room-is used in connection with the premises for the filling of small-arm cartridges (i.) There shall not be present in such room more than 5 lb. of explosives not made into safety cartridges. (ii.) No work unconnected with the making of the cartridges shall be carried on in the room while such filling is being carried on. (iii.) There shall not be in the room while such filling is being carried on any fire, or any artificial light, except a light of such construction or character as not to cause any danger of fire or explosion. (iv.) The licensee shall give notice to the Inspector .of Explosives that he intends to carry on such filling as is allowed by this clause. (v.) '!'he outer clothing of the work people employed in filling cartridges shall be of woollen or other uninflamrnable material, and made without pockets, and suitable shoes without iron nails shall be used by those who enter the room. (Ordinary clothing if of wool or other uninflammable material with all pockets torn out or sewn up will be accepted as complying with this clause.) (vi.) Before the filling of cartridges is commenced the bench or table at which the filling is to be carried on shall be carefully swept down, and the floor, shelves, and fittings of the room shall be kept clean and free from grit. (vii.) No exposed iron or steel shall be on the floor of the room near the explosive or on the bench or table at which the filling of cartridges is carried on. (viii.) No fire or matches, or any substance likely to be a source of danger, shall be allowed in the room. (ix.) No finished cartridges beyond the quantity at hand in the immediate course of preparation shall be allowed tu l'emain on the bench or table at which they were filled or in close proximity thereto. (x.) No person under the age of sixteen years shall be employed in or allowed to enter a filling-room, except under the supervision of some grown-up person. (xi.) Any process involving preRsure ~hall be conducted with great care, and in such a manner as to avoid jerking or concussion. (xii.) Articles of a highly inflammable nature, or which are likely to cause fire or explo sion, shall not be stored in close proximity to the room used for filling of small-arm cartridges. 134. Every licensee and every person employed in and about the premises shall take all due precaution for the prevention of accidents by fire or explosion in the same, and for preventing unauthorized persons having access to the premises or to the explosives therein, and shall abstain from any act whatever which tends to cause fire or explosion and is not reasonably necessary for the purpose of the work on such premises. 135. "Premises" in this Part of these regulations means any house, storehouse, shop, cellar, yard, building, or enclosed space occupied or under the control of the licensee. SCHEDULE. EXPLOSIVES SOLD. ------·------Date. i Do.;eription. Quantity. I__ Name, Address, and Occupation of Purchaser. I ·------ ------_____ , __ _ PART VI.-INSPECTION OF EXPLOSIVES. 136. Subject to the provisions of the Public Service Act, 1912, any fit persons ll)ay be appointed to be Inspectors of Explosives for the purposes of the said Act and the regulations made thereunder. 137. Any person who practises or acts, or is a partner with any person who practises or acts, as a manufacturer, storer, carrier, importer, exporter of, or trader or dealer in an explosive, or holds any patent in connection with an explosive, or is otherwise directly or indirectly engaged or interested in any such manufacture, storage, eonveyance, importation, exportation, trade, dealing, or patent, shall not be appointed or act as an Inspector of Explosives. 138. An Inspector of Explosives shall have power to make such examination and inquiry as may be necessary to ascertain whether the said Act and regulations made thereunder arc com plied with, and for that purpose- (a.) He may enter, inspect, and examine any factory or magazine and every part thereof at all times by day and night, but so as not to unnecessarily impede or obstruct the work in such factory or magazine, and may make inquiries as to the obser vance of the provisions of the ~air! Act and the regulations made thereunder, and all matters and thi11gs relating to the safety of the public or of persons ('lllJ.>loyed JULY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2939 in or about such factory or magazine; and lie may enter, inspect, and examine .any licensed premises and any part thereof in which any explosive is kept at all reasonable times by day; and (b.) He may require the occupier of any factory, magazine, or licensed premises which he is entitled under this section to enter, or a person employed by such occupier therein, and every person shipping, transhipping, or discharging from any vessel, conveying in any boat or carriage, storing, keeping, or manufacturing any explosive, to open or cause to be opened for the purpose of examination any or every case or p-ackage, to give him samples of any explosive or ingredients of an explosive therein, or any substance therein the keeping of which is pro hibited, restricted, or regulated by or under the said Act, or of any substance therein which he believes to be an explosive or such ingredients or substance. 139. The occupier of every such factory, magazine, and licensed premises, and his ·agents and servants, shall furnish the means required by the said lnRpector aH necessary for every such entry, inspection, examination, and inquiry. 140. Any person who fails to permit such Inspector to enter, inspect, examine, or make inquiries in pursuance of these regulations, or to comply with any requisition of such Inspector in pursuance of these regulations, or in any manner obstructs such Inspector in the execution of his duties under these regulations shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding .£50 for each offence. 141. If in any matter an Inspector of Explosives finds any factory, magazine, licensed pre mises, or any part thereof, or any thing or practice therein or connected therewith to be unneces sarily dangerou~ or defoctive so as in his opinion to tend to endanger the public safety or the bodily safety of any person, such Inspector shall require the occupier to remedy the same. 142. If the occupier fails to comply with the requisition within twenty days he shall be liable to a pen·alty not exceeding ,£20 for every day during w·hich he fails to comply. 143. Provided that the Court, if satisfied that the occupier has taken active measures for complying with the requisition, but has not with reasonable diligence been able to complete the works, may adjourn the proceedings taken before the Court for punishing wch failure, and if the works are coJnpleted within a reasonable time in the opinion of the Court no penalty shall be inflicted. 144. In the case of explosives being found by an Inspector to have deterioi·ated in quality, or suffered chemical change, or become otherwise damaged by long storage, heat, damp, or any other cause affeeting their safety or value as explosives, the Inspector shall seize and detain such explosives, and after notifying the owner thereof, and subject to the approval of the Minister, remove 1such e,r,losives from the danger building or other place or receptacle in which they are contained, and at the cost in all things of the owner at once destroy or cause to be destroyed all explosives so condemned; and the owner thereof shall have no claim against the Minister for the value of the explosives so destroyed. 145. In the event of any explosives, whether stored in a public or private magazine, or a factory or licensed premises, or in the keeping of any person for his own use, being found to be damaged or for any reason unfit or unsafe for use, the owner of such damaged explosives shall at once notify an l~pector of Explosi,-es thereof, who shall himself take immediate steps for the destruction or safe d1spo~al thereof, or instruct some competent person to do so, at the cost in all things of the owner. 146. If in any matter which is not provide,l for by express condition or provision of any license or of these 1egulations an Inspector of Explosives finds any thing or practice in connec tion with the manufacture, storage, transport, sale, _or use of explosives which in his opinion is unnecessarily dangerous or defective, or tends to endanger the public safety or the bodily safety of any person, such Inspector shall require the person to whom the license is issued or under whose authority the conditions referred to exist to remedy the same at once and without delay, and if such person neglect to do so such neglect shall be deemed a breach of these regulations. 147. In any case where an Inspector of Explosives acting under the authority of the said Act or these regulations seizes or detains any explosive or any ingredient of ·an explosive, or any substance reascnably surposed to be an explosive or such ingredient, the following provisions shall have effect :- (a.) Such Inspector may require the occupier of the place in which it is seized (whether a building or not, or a carriage, boat, ship, or lighter) to detain the same in such place, or in any place under the control of such occupier, or may remove it in such manner and to such place as will in his opinion least endanger the public safety and there detain it; and any such occupier who, by himself or by others, fails to keep the same when he is so required in pursuance of this regulation, and such occupier or other person who, except with the authority of an Inspector of Explosives or in the case of emergency for the purpose of preventing explosion of fire, removes, alters, or in any way tampers or deals with the same while so detained shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £50. (b.) The receptacles containing the same may be seized, detained, and removed in like manner as the contents thereof. (c.) The Inspector seizing- the same may use, for the purpose of the removal and deten tion thereof, any ship, carriage, boat, or lighter in whiQh the same was seized, and any tug, tender, engine. tackle, beasts, and accoutrements belonging to, drawini.c, or provided for drawing such ship, lighter, boat, or carriage, and shall pay to the owner a reasonable compensation for such use. 148. Every Inspector may exercise his functions and powers throughout New Zealand : Pro vided that, without limiting the operation hereof, the Minist,er may assign specific ports or localities in which Inspectors shall act, and may restrict the duties of any Inspector to the per formance of certain of the functions of an Inspector only. 2940 THE NEW ZEA.LAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 PART VIL-MISCELLANEOUS. (a.) LIOENSES AND LIOENSE FEES. 149. Except where otherwise provided, licens~s under the said Act Rhall be issued in such !orm as shall from time to time he appro1·ed by the Minister, and shall be required for the follow mg purposes :- (a.) 'l'o carry explosives. (b.) For lighters engaged in carrying explosives. (c.) To sell explosives and to keep explosives for sale. (d.) To manufacture explosives. (e.) To keep a private magazine for the storage of explosives. (f.) To import explosives. 150. A license for any one of the above-mentioned purposes numbered (a) to (f) shall be available for that purpos,e only, and shall not cover any other purpose for which a license is required, and all applications for licenses shall be made to the Chief Inspector of Explosives at Wellington . 151. All licenses under the said Act are issued subject to the regulations under the Act for the time b,,tling in force. 152. Licenres shall be valid for the persons only to whom they are issued, and shall not be transferable to any other person. 153. All licenses expire on the 30th day of June in each year, and application for the renewal of the license must be forwarded to the Chief Inspector of Explosives, at Wellington, within four teen days from that date. The expired lic.::nse and all papers connected therewith must in all cases be forwarded with the applil'fltion : Provided that all licenses in force when these regula tions are gazetted shall remain in force until the 30th day of June, 1915. 154. The Minist;er may at any time at his discretion cancel or revoke any license. Carrier's License. 11\5. The fee to be charg-ed annually for a license to carry explosives shall be as follows: s. d. License to carry explosives 2 6 and the license shall be held by t~e person in charge of the carriage, ship, or boat carrying the explosives, and shall specify the nature of the carriage, ship, or boat in which the explosives are to be conveyed. 156. The fee to be charged annually for a lighter engaged in carrying explosives shall be as follows :- £ s. d. License for a lighter engaged in carrying explosives O 10 0 and the license shall specify the name of the lighter, the quantity of explosives she is entitled to carry, and any special conditions a,n Inspector of Explosives may require to he fulfilled before the boat or lighter is used for carrying explosives. Sale of Explosives. 157. The fee to be charged annually for -a license to sell expl<'sives and to keep small quan tities of explosives for sale shall hf' as follows :.- License to sell explosives and to keep explosives in quantities limited :£ s. d. by the license O 5 0 illanufacture of Explosives. 158. The fee to he cha1·ged annually for a license to manufacture explosives shall be as follows:- :£ s. d. Li~nse to manufacture nit1·0-compounds ·and other explosives 2 0 0 License to manufacture fireworks only 1 0 0 License to manufacture safety fuses only ... 1 0 0 License to manufacture amorces or toy caps only 0 10 0 License to manufacture coloured fire 0 10 0 License to manufacture rackarock or .::ruptite 0 5 0 Storage of Explosives. 159. The fee to be charged annually for a license to keep a private magazine for the storage of explosives shall be as follows :-- Licens_e for a private magazine in which the quantity to be stored does £ s. d. not exceed 300 lb.... 0 5 0 License for a private magazine in which the quantity to be stored exceeds 300 lb. but does not exceed 2,000 lb. . .. 1 0 0 License for a 'private magazine in which the quantity to be stored exceeds 2,000 lb. 2 0 0 importation of Explosives. 160. 'fhe fee to be charged for each importation license shall be as follows:- For every 2,000 lb. or portion of 2,000 lb. gro8s weight of explosives £ 8 • ·d. specified in the license O 5 0 JULY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2941 (b.) INSPEOTION AND ANALYSES FEES. 161. 'I.he fcllowi~g fees shall be charged for the examination and testing of explosives: For each sample submitted to the "heat test" ai the instance of the £ s. d. importer or owner O 5 0 For a complet1e chemical analysis of ·an explosive, from 2 2 0 For an examination of an explosive submitted with a view of being placed on the " authorized list " :- Preliminary examination 3 3 0 Full exami°nation, not exceeding 26 5 0 For a certificate as to the condition of any shipment 2 2 0 and such fees shall be paid to the R€ceiver, Dominion Laboratory, vVellington, before the ex-amina tion or testing is undertaken. (c.) GOVERNMENT MAGAZINES. 162. The following shall be the charges on explosives stored in Government magazines :-- On delivery of explosives into a magazine for storage, for each package of- s. cl. 2f} lb. or less 0 3 Over 25 lb. -and not exceeding 50 lb. 0 6 Over 50 lb. 1 0 These sums shall include receiving and storage for a minimum period of four we,eks. If left in a magazine beyond that period a further rent shall commence from the end of the fourth week as follows :- For each package of- s. d. 25 lb. or less 0 0,\. per week. Over 25 lb. and not exceeding 50 lb. 0 ( Over 50 lb. 0 2 On withdrawal, in addition to the above, a charge for delivery will be made for each pack- age of- s. d. 25 lb. or less 0 1 Over 25 lb. and not exceeding 50 lb. 0 2 Over 50 lb. 0 4 163. Delivery fees shall be paid on delivery of the explosives into the magazine. 164. Rents shall be paid quarterly. They shall commence on the expiration of the minimum period of four weeks, and shall be paid up to and including each quarter-day, or the day of withdrawal if it precedes such quarter-day. 165. On the withdrawal of any explosives from a magazine all charges due on such explosives shall be paid: Provided that an Inspector of Explosives may arrange with any firm regularly using the magazine for charges to be paid periodically. 166. Broken periods shall not be charged for unless tliey consist of more than three days, in which case full rates shall be charged. 167. The magazine-keeper 'shall forward to persons storing explosives in the magazine accounts of charges incurred by them, in such manner and at such times as an Inspector of Explosives directs. 168. The magazine-keeper shall furnish such reports and such statements of• the stocks or accounts of the magazine as the Chief Inspector of Explosives ctirects. 169. All charges on explosives stored in Government magazines shall be paid either bv cheque, receipt for payment to the Public Account, or otherwise, to the Receiver, Dominion Laboratory, Wellington. (d.) ACCIDENTS. 170. Where in, about, or in connection with any ship, boat. carriage, factory, magazine, or licensed premises containing explosives or licensed to contain explosives there occurs any accidents by explosion or by fire, the owner, or master, or occupier of such ship, boat, carriage, factory, magazine, or licensed premises shall immediately send or cause to he sent to the Minister, through the Chief Inspector of Explosives at Wellington, notice of such accident, and of the loss of life, personal injury, or other damage (if any) occasioned thereby. 171. Where an accident by fire or explosion lurn wholly or partly destroyed any magazine or danger building, such magazine or danger building shall not be reconstructed and explosives shall not be stored therein except with the permission of an Inspector of Explosives. (e.) PENALTIES. 172. Any person committing a breach of any of the foregoing regulations shall, unless other provision is made to the contrary, be liable to a penalty not exceeding £50 for each offence. 173. It shall be the duty of an Inspector of Explosives to prosecute every person whom he has reason to believe has committed any serious breach of any of the provisions of the said Act or of any of the foregoing regulations, unless he is satisfied that the appropriate proceedings in respect of the same breMh have been instituted and ·are duly being carried on by Rome other person empowered in that behalf. J. F. ANDREWS, Clerk of the Executive Council. E 2942 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 Rules for Life-saving Appliances for Ships. Class VIII : Steamships certified to carry passengers in smooth water in estuaries and lakes and on rivers and canals. LIVERPOOL, Governor. Class IX : Steam-launches and motor-boats certified to ORDER IN COUNCIL. earry passengers for short distances to sea. At the Government House at Wellington, this twenty-seventh Class X : Steam and motor launches up to 40 ft. in day of July, 1914. length plying within river and extended river limits. Class XI : Steam fish-carriers, tugs, steam lighters, Present. dredgers, steam hoppers, and hulks which proceed to sea. HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL. Class XII : Steam fish-carriers, tu~s, steam lighters, dredgers, steam hoppers, and hulks which do not proceed HEHEAS it is enacted by section one hundred and to sea. W ninety-seven of the Shipping and Seamen Act, 1908, that the Governor may from time to time, b;y Order Class XIII : Fishing and trawling vessels not carrying in Council, make rules called "Rules for Life-savmg Ap passengers. pliances " with respect to all or any of the matters re FOREIGN-GOING. ferred to in the said section : Glass [.-Rules toT Fonign-going Passenger-steame1s, And whereas it is desirable to make rules for arranging including Emigrant Ships. British ships into classes and for defining the boats, rafts, or other appliances for saving life to. be carried by ships Rule A.-A ship of this class shall carry lifeboats in of each class, and otherwise as hereinafter appears : such number and of such oapacity as shall be sufficient to Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the accommodate the total number of persons which is carried, Dominion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of or which the ship is certified to carry, whichever number the power and authority conferred upon him by the said is the greater. Act, and acting by and with the advice and consent of The master or owner of a ship of this class claiming the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby to carry on any voyage fewer lifeboats than will provide make the rules set forth in the Schedule hereto, and doth sufficient accommodation for all the persons for which the order that such rules shall come and be in force on and ship is certified must declare before the Collector or other a.fter the first day of October, nineteen hundred and fourteen, officer of Customs, before the time of clearance, that the and shall then take the place of the rules heretofore in force. lifeboats actually carried will be sufficient to accommodate all persons that will be carried at any time during the voyage to foreign ports and the voyage back to New Zealand. SCHEDULE. Rule B.-Where a ship of this class is required to carry· RULES FOR LIFE-SAVING APPLIANCES. more than four lifeboats one or two boats of Section D, fitted with internal buoyancy, may be carried in lieu of FOB the purposes of these rules ships shall be arranged the same number of lifeboats. in the following classes, under the headings " Foreign- Rule O.-Subject to the provisions of General Rule 16 (1), going " and " Home trade " :- · a ship of this class shall be provided, in accordance witli its length, with such number of sets of davits of approved Foreign-going. form as is specified in the table in Appendix A, and they Class I : Foreign-going passenger steamers, including shall be suitably placed to the satisfaction of the Marine emigrant ships. Department. Each set of davits shall have a lifeboat at Class II : Foreign - going steamships not certified to tached to it : Provided that no ship shall be required to ~arry passengers. have a larger number of sets of davits than the number Class III : Foreign-going sailing-ships carrying pas of boats requh-ed to accommodate the total number of sengers. persons which is carried, or which the ship is certified to Class IV : Foreign-going sailing-ships not carrying pas carry, whichever number is the greater : Provided also sengers. that appliances or arrangements at least as effective as davits for launching boats may be accepted by the Marine Home TTade. Department in lieu of davits : Provided also that the " Home-trade ship" means a ship- Marine Department may, where it appears to them neces (a.) Employed in trading or going between any ports sary, having regard to the height at which the boats are or places in New Zealand; or carried ahove the centre of the load-line disc and to the (b.) Plying on any navigable waters in New Zealand; other circumstances of .the case, require a ship of this class or to carry in lieu of, or in addition to, davits some other (c) Going to sea from any port or place in New Zea- approved form of launching-appliances or such arrange . land and returning to New Zealand without going ments for launching boats as may be, in their opinion, more than fifty miles from the coast thereof : effective. Provided that, for the purposes of this definition, the Rule D. - (1.) All lifeboats which are directed by Cook Islands the Kermadec Islands, the Chatham Is Rule C to be attached to davits shall be open lifeboats of lands, the Au'ckland Islands, Campbell Island, Antipodes Section A or Section B, except as provided by para Islands, and Bounty Islands shall be deemed to b~ places graph (5) of this rule, and except that where boats of out of New Zealand : • Section D are carried in accordance with Rule B they may Provided also that a ship shall not be deemed to be a be attached to davits. home-trade ship merely because in the course of or as (2.) The additional lifeboats (if any) not directed to be preliminary to a voyage ~ or f!om any place out of Ne_w attached to davits bnt required to make up the total life Zealand she is employed m gomg between two places m boat accommodation may be either open or decked. New Zealand, if she does not take on board at any place (3.) All additional lifeboats shall be placed as readily in New Zealand, to be landed or delivered at any other available for attachment to davits as may be practicable. place in New Zealand, any cargo or passengers other than (4.) An additional lifeboat of Section C may be stowed cargo consigned on through bills of lading, or passengers under an open lifeboat of Section A or Section B which is holding through tickets, to or from any piace out of New attached to davits. Zealand. (5.) If the open lifeboats attached to davits, together Class I : Steamships holding a passenger-steamer's cer with the decked lifeboats stowed underneath them in tificate authorizing them to carry passengers anywhere pursuance of the last paragraph, are not sntlicient to within home-trade limits. provide the required lifeboat accommodation, decked life Class II : Steamships trading within home-trade limits, boats in sets of three, one over the other, the uppermost but not certified to carry passengers. being attached to davits, may, if it is desired, be substi Class III : Sailing-ships carrying passengers anywhere tuted for any of the open boats attached to davits and the within home-trade limits. decked lifeboats stowed thereunder within the limits de Class IV : Sailing - ships trading within home - trade fined by the third column of the table in Appendix A. limits, but not carrying passengers. (6.) Where additional lifeboats are stowed across a deck, Class V : Steamships holding a passenger-steamer's cer bridge, or poop, means satisfactory to the Marine Depart tificate authorizing them to carry passengers within certain ment shall be provided for their ready transfer to the specified limits of the home trade-viz., on short specified passages along the coasts of New Zealand. ship's side and thence to the water. Class VI : Steamships certified to carry passengers on Rule E.-All the boats shall be equipped as provided in short excursions to sea-i.e., beyond partially-smooth the General Rules. water limits-between the 1st October and the 30th April Rule F.-If the ship is under 400 ft. in length, at least during daylight and in fine weather. twelve approved lifebuoys shall be carried ; if of 400 ft. Class VII : Steamships certified to carry passengers in or over but under 600 ft., at least eighteen approved life partially smooth water. buoys shall be carried ; if of 600 ft. or over but, under JULY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2943 800 ~t., at lea.st twenty-four approved lifeb1_1oys shall be J less than that specified in accordance with its length in c_arried; and 1f of 800 _ft. or over, at least thirty approved the table in Appendix A. lifebuoys shall be carried. . Rule B.-In a ship of this class launched on or after tho ~ule G.-One approved. lifebelt or other approved 1st October, 1914, if the lifeboats attached to davits do not a1·t1cle of equ~J buoyancy smtable to be worn on the body provide the total cafacity specified in the table in Ap shall b~ earned fo~ each person on boar~. A. sufficient pendix B, additiona lifeboats shall be carried to make pr?port1on of _the h~ebelts shall be of a size smtable for up that capacity, and they shall be stowed alongside or chlidran, provid~ tnat n~t more than 10 per cent. shall beneath the lifeboats attached to the davits or in some be of a smtabl!l s!ze for children. . _ other manner which is, in the opinion of the Marine Rule H.--It, m the case of an em1g_rant sbip, over D~partment, at least as satisfactory : Provided that•no 1~ per cent. of the_ passen~ers to be carried on any par- SfllP at whatever date launched shall be required to carry t1cular voyage_ con~lSt of children uD:d~r the age of twelve lifeboats of an aggregate capacity grea.ter than is required years, the. Em1grat1on Officer shall d1v1de by two the num- to accommodate the total numoer of persons which tne ber of children under. the :i,ge o! ~welve years carried in ship is certified to carr;y. excess of that 10 per cent. m arrivmg_ at ~he total number Rule O.-Whe~e a ship of this class is required to carry of persons for whom boat accommodation 1s to be provided more than two lifeboat, a boat of Section D, fitted with for that voyage. internal buoyancy, may be canied in lieu of one of them and where such a ship is required to carry more tha~ Glass ll.-Rules for l"oreign-going Steamshivs not three lifeboats one or two boats of Section D, so fitted certified to ca1'ry Passengers. may be carried in lieu of the same number of lifeboats. ' Rule A.-A shiJ;l of this class shall carry on each side of Rule D.-All the boats shall be equipped as provided in t~e ship lifeboats m such number and of such capacity as the General Rules. will accommodate all persons on board : Provided that if Rule JiJ.-Subject to the provisions of General Rule 16 (2), the total number of lifeboats required under this rule if the lifeboats carried do not provide sufficient accom exceeds two a boat of Section D may be carried in lieu modation for. the total number of persons which the ship of one of them, and if the number exceeds three one or is allowed by her ordinary passenger certificate to carry, two boats of Section D may be carried in lieu of the same approved life-rafts, approved buoyant deck-seats, or other number of lifeboats. All the boats shall be equipped as approved buoyant apparatus shall be carried so that they, provided in the General Rules. together with the lifeboats, shall provide sufficient accom- Rule B.-The lifeboats shall be attached to davits, or m'?da~ion for ~he total number of persons for which the other approved appliances at least as effective as davits ship 1s so certified. . . _ shall beJ.rovided in lieu of davits. Rule F.-Where a ship of this class has a specral pas- Rule .-At least six approved lifebuoys shall be car- I senger-ste3:me.r's certificate allowing her, when engaged ried, together with one approved lifebelt for each person ~pon daylight voyages, to carry a number of persons on board. 111 excess of the total number of persons allowed by her ordinary passenger certificate, the lifeboats, approved fife. Class lll.-Rules for Foreign-going Sailing-ships carrying rafts, appro,•ed buoyant deck-seats, or other approved Passengers. buoyant apparatus carried shall provide sufficient accom modation for 50 per cent. of the number allowed by such R·ule A.-A ship of this class shall carry lifeboats in special passenger-steamer's certificate, or for the total such number and of such capacity as shall lie sufficient to number of persons allowed by the ordinary passenger accommodate all persons on board : Provided that if the steamer's certificate, whichever number is the greater. number of lifeboats requirtid under this rule exceeds two Rule G.-At least ten approved lifebuoys shall be car a boat of Section D, fitted with internal buoyancy, may be ried, together with one approved lifebelt for each person carried in lieu of one of them. All the boats shall be on board. A sufficient proportion of the lifebelts shall equipped as provided in the General Rules. be of a size suitable for children, provided that not more Rule B.-All the lifeboats shall be attached to davits than 10 /er cent. shall be of a suitable size for children. so far as practicable in the opinion of a Marine Depart Provide further that it shall not be necessary to carry a ment Surveyor, or other approved appliances at least as lifeboat in the case of steamships in this class .up to effective as davits shall be provided in lieu of davits. 200 tons gross tonnage employed in landing and shipping Rule 0.-At least six approved lifebuoys shall be car cargo on and from the beaches on the coast, and carrying ried, together with one approved lifebelt for each person a surf-boat properly constructed as such and equipped as on board. A sufficient proportion of the lifebelts sha:ll provided for by clause 8 of the General Rules, and also be of a size suitable for children, provided that not more provisioned. than 10 per cent. shall be of a suitable size for children. Glass lf.-Rules for Steamships trading within Home· Glass IV.-Rules for Foreign-going Sailing-ships not trade Limits, but not certified to carry Passengers. carrying Passenge·rs. Rule A.-A ship of this class having a length of 100 tt. Rule A.-A ship of this class shall carry lifeboats in or over shall carry at least two boats of such capacity as such number and of such capacit;y as shall be sufficient to shall he sufficient to accommodate all persons on board. accommodate all persons on board : Provided that if the Such boats shall be attached to davits, or other approved number of lifeboats required under this rule exceeds two appliances at least as effective as davits shall be provided a boat of Section D may be carried in lieu of one of them. in lieu of davits. All the boats shall be equipped as provided in the General Rule B.-One of such boats may be a boat of Section D; Rules. the remaining boats shall be lifeboats; and all the boats Rule B.-Two boats at least shall be attached to davits, shall be equipped as provided in the General Rules. or other approved appliances at least as effective as davits Rule 0.-A ship of this class having a length under shall be provided in lieu of davits. 100 ft. shall carry at least one boat of Section A, or of Rule 0.-At least four approved lifebuoys shall be Section B, or of Section D fitted with internal buoyancy, carried, together with one approved lifebelt for each so stowed that it can be readily placed in the water, and person on board. of sufficient capacity to accommodate all the persons on HOME TRADE. board. The method of stowage and the means of putting the boat overboard shall be to the satisfaction of the Class I. - Rules for Stcamshivs holdin9 a Passenger Marine Department. The boat shall be equipped as pro steamer's Certificate authorizing them to carry Pas vided in the General Rules. sengers anywhere within Home· trade Limits, as Rule D.-A ship of this class, if 100 ft. in length or hereinbefore defined. over, shall carry at least four approved lifebuoys, and if Rule A.-Subject to the provisions of General Rule 16 (1), under 100 ft. at least two approved lifebuoys. One ap a ship of this class shall be provided, in accordance with proved lifebelt shall be carried for each person on board : its length, with such number of sets of davits of approved Provided that it shall not be necessary to carry a lifeboat form as is specified in the table in Appendix A, and they in the case of steamships of this class up to 200 tons gross shall be suitably placed to the satisfaction of the Marine tonnage employed in landing and shippins cargo on and Department; each set of davits shall have a lifeboat from the beaches on the coast, and carrymg a surf-boat attached to it : Provided that no ship shall be required properly constructed as such and equipped as provided to have a larger number of sets of davits than the number for by clause 8 of the General Rules, and also provisioned. of boats required to accommodate the total number of persons which the ship is certified to carry : .Provided Glass Ill.-Rules for Sailing-.,hips carrying Passengers also that appliances or arrangements at least as effective anywhere within Home-trade Limits. as davits for launching boats may be accepted by the .Rule A.-A ship of this class shall carry a lifeboat or Marine Department in lieu of davits. lifeboats sufficient to accommodate all persons on board : Subject to the provisions of Rule C the lifeboats at Provided that one boat of Section D, fitted with internal tached to davits may be either open or decked, but no ship buoyancy, may be carried in lieu of one lifeboat. All the shall carry attached to davits a number of open lifeboats boats shall be equipped as. provided in the General Rules. ------944 ;_rHE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 Rule B.-Such boats shall as far as practicable be at Rule E.-If the ship is under 200 ft. in length at least tached to davits. All boats not attached to davits shaU four approved lifebuoys shall be carried, and if of 200 ft. be so carried that they can be readily placed in the water in length or over at least eight approved lifebuoys shall to the satisfaction of the Marine Department. be carried. One approved lifebelt shall be carried for Rule 0.-At least four approved lifebuoys shall be each person on board. A sufficient proportion of the life carried, together with one approved lifebelt for each belts shall be of a size suitable for children, provided that person on board. A sufficient proportion of the lifebelts not more than 10 per cent. shall be of a suitable size for shall be of a size suitable for children, provided that not children. more than 10 per cent. shall be of a suitable size for chftdren. Class Vll.-Rules for Steamships certified to carry • Passengers in Partially Smooth. Water. Class IV.-Rules for Sailing-ships trading within Home Rule A.-Subject to the provisions of General Rule 16 (1), trade Limits, but not carrying Passengers. a ship of this class shall be provided in accordance with Rule A.-Subject to the provisions of Rule B a ship of its· length with such number of sets of davits of approved this class shall carry a boat or boats of such capacity as form as is specified in the table in Appendix. D, and they shall be sufficient to accommodate all persons on board. shall be suitably placed to the satisfaction of the Marine The boats shall be stowed in such a manner that they can Department; each set of davits shall have a lifeboat readily be placed in the water to the satisfaction of the attached to it : Provided that no shi.J? shall be required Marine Department. At least one of the boats shall be a to have a larger number of sets of davits than the number boat of Section A, or of Section B, or of Section D, fitted of boats required to accommodate the total number. of with internal buoyancy, and all the boats shall oe equipped persons which the ship is certified to carry : Provided as provided in the General Rules. also that appliances 01· arrangements at least as effective Rule B.-A ship of this class having a length of under as davits for launching boats may be accepted by the 100 ft., and engaged solely in the coasting trade, shall Marine Department in lieu of davits : Provided further comply with the requirements of Rule A, except that the that no vessel which has been required to carry only one boat or boats carried may be of Section D, without in boat up to the time of the coming into operation of these ternal buoyancy. regulations shall be required to carry more than one boat. Rule 0.-A ship of this class, if 100 ft. in length or Rule B.-Subject to the provisions of General Rule rn over, shall carry at least four approved lifebuoys, and if (2) and (3), such additional lifeboats, or such number under 100 ft. at least two approved lifebuoys. One ap of approved life-rafts, approved buoyant deck-seats, or proved lifebelt shall be carried for each person on board. other approved buoyant apparatus shall be provided as shall be sufficient (together with the lifeboats required under Rule A) for 12;!: per cent. of the total number of Olass V.-Rules for Steamships holding a Passenger- persons for which the vessel is certified. steamer's Oertificate authorizing them to carry Pas· Rule (}.--The boats carried shall be of such reasonable sengers within certain Specified Limits of the Home capacity, having regard to the size of the ship, as the Trade-viz., on Short Specified Passages along the 1Iarine Department may require. All boats shall be Ooasts of New Zealand. equipped as provided in the General Rules. Rule A.-A ship of this class shall, subject to the fol Rule D.-If the ship is under 200 ft. in length at least lowing proviso, comply with the provisions of Class I, six approved lifebuoys shall be carried, and if of 200 ft. Home 'Irade :- in length or over at least twelve approved lifebuoys shall Provided that a ship of this class, when engaged (a) on be carried. One approved lifebelt shall be carried for certain voyages near the coasts of N cw Zealand specially each person on board. A sufficient proportion of the life scheduled by the Marine Department for this purpose, or belts shall be of a size suitable for children, provided that ( b) on daylight excursions specially scheduled by the not more than 10 per cent. shall be of a suitable size for Marine Department for this purpose, between the 1st children. December and the day after Easter Monday inclusive, shall Rule E.-The Marine Department may, in its discre not be required to carry more sets of davits or lifeboats of a tion, relieve a ship of this class wholly or partially from greater aggregate cubic capacity than are respectively the operation of these rules. specified in the second columns of Tables I and II in Appendix C. Class V lll.-Rules for Steamships certified to carry · Passengers in Smooth Water in Estuaries and Lakes Class Vl.-Rules for Steamships certifi,ed to carry Pas and on Rivers and Oa11als. sengers on Sliort Excursions to Sea -viz.,· beyond Rule A.-Subject to the provisions of General Rule 16 Extended River Limits-during Daylight and in 11'ine (2) and (3), a ship of this class shall carry such boats, Weather. approved life-rafts, approved buoyant deck-seats, or other approved buoyant apparatus as shall be sufficient (to Rule A.-Subject to the provisions of General Rule 16 (1), gether with the boat or boats required by Rule B, where a ship of this class shall be provided in accordance with that rule applies) for 12½ per cent. of the total number of its length with such number of sets of davits of approved persons for which the ship is certified. form as is specified in the table in Appendix D, and they Rule B.-A ship of this class having a length of not Jess shall be suitably placed to the satisfaction of the Marine than 70 ft. and less than 150 ft. shall carry at least one Department; each set of davits shall have a lifeboat boat, and if of 150 ft. or over at least two boats. The attached to it : Provided that no shi.J? shall be required boats shall be attached to davits, 01· other approved appli to have a larger number of sets of davits than the number ances at least as effective as davits shall be provided in of boats required to accommodate the total number of lieu of davits : Provided that no vessel which has been persons which the ship is certified to carry : Provided requh-ed to carry only one boat up to the time of the also that appliances or arrangements at least as effective coming into operation of these regulations shall be re as davits for launching boats may be accepted by the quired to carry more than one boat. Marine Department in lieu of davits. Rule 0.-If the ship is under 150 ft. in length at least Rule B.-Subject to the provisions of General Rule lL six approved lifebuoys shall be carried, and if of 150 ft. (2) and (3), such further number of lifeboats, or such in length or over at least ten approved lifebuoys shall be number of appl"Oved life-rafts, approved buoyant deck c~rried. One approved lifebelt shall be carried for each seats, or other approved buoyant apparatus shall be pro person on board. vided as shall be sufficient (together with the lifeboats Rule D.-The Marine Department may, in its discre required by Rule A) for 70 per cent. of the total number tion, relieve a ship of this class wholly or partially from of persons for which the ship is certified. the operation of these rules. Rule .0.-Where a ship of this class is required to carry more than two lifeboats a boat of Section D, fitted with internal buoyancy, may be carried in lieu of one of them, Olass IX. -Rules for Steam-launches and Motor-boats and where such a ship is required to carry more than three certified to carry Passengers for Short Distances to lifeboats one or two boats of Section D, so fitted, may be Sea (Home Trade). carried in lieu of the same number of lifeboats. All boats Rule A.-A ship of this class having a length not ex• shall be equipped as provided in the General Rules. ceeding 40 ft. shall carry two approved lifebuoys. Rule D.-The boats carried shall be of such reasonable Rule B.-A ship of this class shall carry ·one approved capacity, having regard to the size of the ship, as the lifebelt for each person on board, and e. sufficient pro Marine Department may require ; but one of such boats portion of the lifebelts shall be of a size suitable for must be of a capacity of not less than 125 cubic feet : children, provided that not more than 10 per cent. shall Provided that no ship shall be required to carry lifeboats be of a suitable size for children. of an aggregate capacity greater than is required to ac Rule 0.-A ship of this class exceeding 40 ft. in length corr.modate the tote 1 number of persons which the ship is shall carry the life-saving appliances prescribed for a ship certified to carry. of the same length in Class VIII, Home Trade. JULY 30. THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTK 2945 Cluss X.-Rules for Steam and ,vi otor Launches up to 3. BOATS. 40 ft. in Length plying within River and Extended River ( 1.) All boats shall be properly constructed and Li1nits. equipped as provided by these rules, and shall be of such Ships of this class carrying passengers shall be subject !'arm and proportions that they shall have sufficient free to the following rules :- board and ample stability in a seaw>ty when loaded with Rule A..--They shall carry two approved lifebuoys. their full complement of persons and eq uiprnent. Rule B.-They shall carry apprcved buoyant appamtus (3.) A.11 boats shall be marked in such a. way as to or approved lifebelts at least equal in number, together indicate plain!;)' their dimensions and the number of with the lifebuoys, to one-third of the total number of persons for which they are ,cpprove 2. POWER OF THE MARINE DEPARTMENT TO ACCEPT 4. Cusrc CAPACITI'. ALTERNATIVES. The cubic capacity of an open boat shall be ascertained The Marine Department shall have power, in general by multiplyino- the product of the length, breadth, and or in any particular case, to accept any boat, raft, buoyant depth by Q·6, 0 subject, however, to the following prov!· apparatus, or other life-saving appliance in lieu of a life• sions :- saving appliance required by these rules, subject to such The length shall be measured from the fore side of the conditions cs they may impose, if they are satisfied that rabbet on the stem to the after side of the rabbet on the under those conditions it will be as effective as the appli skrn-post (in square-sterned boats to the end of pl of plank to the outsi.de of plank amidships at the pomt of the owner, and until the application of the owner has where the width of the boat is greatest. The depth shall been received and determined the depth of the boat for be- measured amidships frcm the top of the gun wale to the the purpose of ascertaining its cubic capacity shall be top of the bottom plank next to the keel, but the depth deemed not to exceed 3"6 ft. used in calculating the cubic capa<'ity shall not in any (6.) If the Surveyor is doubtful as to the number of case exceed 45 per cent. of the breadth. persons any open or decked boat is fit to carry he may If the oars are pulled in rowlocks the bottom of the require the boat to be tested afloat with the intended rowlock is to be consider,d as the gunwale in measuring number of persons on board. the depth of the boat, (6.) Boats that have been properly marked need not be If any question is raised requiring absolute accuracy of remeasured, unless there is reason to believe that the adjustment the cubic capacity of a boat shall be ascer marks have been tampered wit.h or are otherwise defective tained by Stirling's rule, subject to the foregoing provi or improper. sions as to depth. 6. STOWAGE OF BOATS. The cubic capacity of a decked lifeboat shall be deemed to be the number of cubic feet obtained by multiplying by (1.) A decked lifeboat may be stowed underneath an 10 the number of persons the boat is deemed fit to carry. open lifeboat, and decked lifeboats may be stowed in sets No boat shall be carried in purported compliance with of three, one a hove another. these rules of a capacity of less than 125 cubic feet, (2.) Where a boat is stowed underneath another boat subject to the provis10ns of General Rule 16 (4). there shall be provided approved removable supports or other approved appliances, so as to secure that the weight 5. NUMBER OF PERSONS FOR .BOATS. of a ~oat is not unduly supported by the boat under neath 1t. ( l.) Subject to the provisions of subsections (2) and (4) of this rule, the number of persons an open boat shall be 7. APPLIANCES FOR LOWERING BOATS. deemed fit to curry shall be the number of cubic feet (1.) The davits or appliances fo1· lowering boats shall ascertained as in (e.) With a line securely becketed round the outside of I (/.) With one dozen self-igniting red lights in a water· the boat. tight tin, and a box of suitable matches in a (/.) With an ef!icient lantern, trimmed, with oil in its watertight tin. receiver sufficient to burn eight hours ; or witn ( 2.) AH boats shall be fully equipped and provided with some other lantern or light at least as effective the additional equipment prescribed in this rule, where approved by the Marine Department. this applies, before the ship leaves harbour, and both (2.) Li/e-ra/ts.-Life-rafts shall be provided with a the equipment and the additional equipment, if any, shall suitable approved equipment, including life-lines. remain in the boat throughout the voyage while the ship is at sea. In the case of a boat which is stowed beneath n. ,\DDITIONAL EQUIPMENT 1-on CERTAIN HoATS. another boat, if it is not practicable to place the whole of (1.) In addition to the equipment prescribed m the the equipment or of the additional equipment in the boat. preceding rule, the_ boats in all _classes of foreign-going such part as is not placed in the boat shall he stowed in ships shall be eqmpped as provided m paragraphs (a) a suitable lo"ker ,war the boat,. and each al't,icle shall be to ( e), inclusive, of this subsection of this rule, but not marked "ith the number of the boat to which it belongs. more than half the boats in a ship ol Cl:1ss I, Foreign Such of the articles placed in a boat ns are liable to be going, or four of them, whichever number is the larger, stolen or mislaid shall be properly secured to the boat. need have the equipment prescribed in paragraph (a). The boats in Classes I to V, inclusive, Home Trade, shall 10. ?\TnfBER OF PERSONS FOR LIFE-RAFTS. be equipped as provided in paragraphs (a), (b), (c), (d), The number of persons that ,my approved life-raft for and ( e) of this subsection of this rule. use at sea shall be deemed to be capable of carrying shall (a.) ,vith a mast or masts, and with at least one good be determined by the Marine lleptt1tment with reference sail and proper gear for each ; but this does not to 01ch separate pattern approver! : Provided always apply to an approved motor-boat. that for e1·ery pa-son so carried there shall be at least ( b.) With an efficient compass. :1 cubic feet of strong and rnrviceable enclosed airtight (c.) With sufficient fresh water to girn 1 pint per day compartmn1ts, constructed so that water cannot find its for each person the hoat is certified to carry; way into them. Any appr01·ed life-raft of other construc with sufficient plasmon biscuits, made of wheat tion may be used proYiclt>d that it has equivalent buoy flour with 20 per cent. of plasmon, weighing 2 oz. ancy to that hcreinbcfore described. Every such approved or ,1 oz. m:<·h, to give 8 oz. per day for each person, life-raft shall lie marked in such a way as plainly to and with sufficient chocolate, in 1 oz. squares, to indicate the number of persons for which it is approved. give 2 oz. per day for each person (home-trade ships to cany two days' supply, and §hips plying 11. BUOYANT APPARATUS. beyond home-trade limits four days' supply) ; with Approved buoyant apparatus, whether buoyant deck matches, six blue lights, twelve fish-hooks, and soats, buoyant Marine Department may in their discretion postpone the APPENDIX A. application of snch requirements until the date fixed in TABLE SHOWING THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF SETS OF DAVITS that certificate for the expiry of that certificate. AND OF OPEN BOATS REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED IN A (2.) Any boat which forms part of the equipment of a STEAMSHIP IN CLASS I, FOREIGN-GOING, OR IN CLASS I, ship that was launched before the 1st October, 1914, HOME TRADE, OR IN CLASS V, HOME TRADE {EXCEPT IN nnd which has been inspected and approved by the Marine CERTAIN CASES). Department before the date on which these rules come into operation, may be accepted as equiva!ent to. a jifeboat ·1 ,- Minimum N~ber until the 1st March, 1915, so long as it remams m good Minimum Number. of Open Boats to Length of Vessel in Feet. : of Sets of Davits. , be attached to condition. ! I Davits. (3.) Boats and rafts which were ordered before the '~------.,-'------1st May, 1914, in order to complete the equipment of a ship, but which were not delivered in sufficient ti me to Under 160 2 2 be inspected by the =',farine Department before the date 160 and under 190 3 3 on which these rules come into operation, and rafts which 190 220 4 4 were so ordered and which have been inspected, may be 220 245 5 4 accepted, the boats as equivalent to lifeboats until the 245 270 6 5 1st October, 1916, and the rafts as equivalent to lifeboats 270 300 7 5 until the 1st July, 1916, so long as they respectively re 300 330 8 6 main in ·good condition : Provided that the boats and 330 360 9 7 rafts shafl not be so accepted unless (a) they have been 360 390 10 7 inspected, where this has not already been done; (b) they 390 450 12 9 would have complied with the requirements of the rnles 450 510 14 10 for which these rules are substituted. 510 590 16 12 16. EXEMPTIONS. 590 670 18 13 670 750 20 . 14 (1.) If it shall appear to the Marine Department, on the 15 apnlication of the owner of any ship, that it is not prac 750 840 22 tic'able or reasonable to fit or place in that ship the 840 940 24 17 number of sets of davits required by these rules, the 940 1,040 26 18 Marine Department may direct that one or more sets of davits may be dispensed with in that ship, subject to such conditions, if any, as the Department may impose. The J n the case of a steamship of over l,C40 ft. the number Marine Department may in their discretion impose as of sets of davits to be provided shall be prescribed by such a condition, in respect of a ship in Class I, Home the Marine Department. Trade, launched before the 1st October, 1914, that the boats carried shall be of a required capacity gre:iter than the minimum capacity prescribed in General Rule 4. (2.) If it shall appear to the Marine Department, on APPENDIX B. the application of the owner of any passenger-steamer in TABLE SHOWING 1'HE M1NIMUM AGGREGATE CUBIC CAPACITY the home trade launched before the 1st October, 1914, that OF LIFEBOATS TO BE CARRIED IN A SHIP IN CLASS I, it is not practicable or reasonable to provide in that ship HOME TRADE, LAUNCHED ON OR AFTER THE 1ST OCTOBER, the boats, approved life-rafts, approved buoyant deck 1914, OR IN CLASS V, HOME TRADE, LAUNCHED AFTER seats, or other approved buoyant apparatus required, the THAT DATE (EXCEPT IN CERTAIN CASES). Marine Department may direct that the requirements of these rules may be modified as regards that ship, subject Minimum Aggregate to such conditions as they may impose : Provided always Length of Vessel in Feet. Capacity of Lifeboats that- in Cubic Feet. (a.) In the case of a ship in Class I or Class V the total number of persons which can be accommo 100 and under 120 400 dated in the boats, approved life-rafts, approved 120 140 600 buoyant deck-seats, or other approved buoyant 140 160 900 apparatus shall not be less than 70 per cent. of 160 180 1,200 the total number allowed to be carried by the 180 200 1,400 ordinary passenger certificate : 200 220 1,600 (b.) In the case of a ship in Class VI, Class VII, 220 240 1,850 or Class VIII, the total number of persons which 240 270 2,300 can be accommodated in the boats, approved life 270 300 rafts, approved buoyant deck-seats, or other ap 3,150 proved buoyant apparatus shall not be a lower 300 330 3,850 percentage of the total number of persons which 330 360 4,480 the ship is certified to carry than is required in 360 390 5,000 subsect10n (3) of this rule for these classes of 390 420 5,500 ships respectively. 420 450 6,000 (3.) Notwithstanding anything contained in these rules, ---·-·----- a passenger-steamer in Class VI, Class VII, or Class VITI, Home Trade, launched before the 1st March, 1913, shall In the case of a vessel of under 100 ft. or over 450 ft. not, until the 1st ,January, 1916, be required to be pro the cubic capacity of the lifeboats to be carried shall be vided with boats, approved life-rafts, approved buoyant prescribed by the Marine Department. deck-seats, or other approved buoyant apparatus more than sufficient to accommodate the following percentage of the total number of persons which the ship is certified to carry : In Class VI, 50 per cent. ; in Class VII, 40 _Per APPENDIX C. cent.; in Class VIII, 25 per cent. In every case, subJect TABLE I, SHOWING THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF SETS OF to the discretionary power given to the Marine Depart DAVITS REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED IN A STEAMSHIP IN ment by Class VIII, Rule D, approved lifebelts shall be CLASS V, HOME TRADE, IN CERTAIN CASES. carried sufficient for _all persons on board. ( 4.) If a small ship is unable to carry more than one Minimum Number ot boat the Marine Department may in its discretion ex Length of St.eamohlp In Feet. Sets of Davits, empt that ship from carrying more than one, but whenever one boat only is carried there must be proper provision to enable it to be pfaced readily in the water on either side 100 to 180 2 of the ship. 180 and under 210 3 If it is impracticable in any case for a ship to carry a. 210 240 4 boat of the minimum capacity prescribed by General 240 270 5 Rule 4-, the Marine Department may in their discretion 270 300 6 allow a boat of smaller capacity to be carried by that 300 330 7 ship. 330 ~60 8 17. REFERENCl!S TO GENERAL RULES. Where in a rule in any class reference is made to a General Rule, that reference shall not be deemed in any In the case of a steamship of under 100 ft.· and over way to limit or to derogate from the general force and 360 ft. the number of sets of davits to be provided shall application of the rule to which reference fo made. be prescribed by the Marine Department. JULY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2949 TABLE II, SHOWING THE l\f1N1MUM AGGREGATE CUBIC I Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of the powers CAPACITY OF LIFEBOATS TO BE CARRIED IN A STEAMSHIP conferred upon him as aforesaid, and of the powers conferred IN CLASS V, HOME TRADE, LAUNCHED ON OR AFTER THE by section two of the Public Works Amendment Act, 19ll, 1ST OCTOBER, 1914, IN CERTAIN f1ASES. and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, His Excellency the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, Minimum Aggregate acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive L~ngth of Steamship in Feet. Oapaelty of Lifeboats in Oubic Feet. Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby grant to the Council. subject to the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth, a license to take and use from the ~Iangawhero River aforesaid, 100 awl undor 120 300 for the purposes hereinafter set forth, a stream of water (here 120 140 400 inafter referred to as "the said water") not exceeding ninety. 140 160 500 three cubic feet per second at any one time, and also to erect 160 180 600 and ma.intain electric lines for lighting, heat.ing, and power 180 195 700 purposes as hereina.fter described. 195 210 800 210, 225 950 225 240 1,080 'l'ERMS AND CONDITIONS OF LICENSE. 240 255 1,250 I. IN this license- 25;i 270 1,450 " Consumer's wires" mea.ns any electric lines on the 270 285 1,700 consumer's premises which are connected with the 285 300 1,900 2,150 Council's electric lines. 300 330 ''Council" means the Ohakune Borough Council. 330 360 2,400 " Distribution line or lines " means th<>t portion of th,• system to which service wires a.re connected for the In the case of a steamship of under 100 ft. or over 360 ft. purpose of supplying consumers. the cubic capacitv of the lifeboats to be carried shall be ·' Earthed " applied to any conductor means that such prescribed by the•· Marine Department. conductor shall be so connected to the general mass of earth as to ensure at all times an immediate and APPE:lTDIX D. safe discharge to earth of electric energy. TABLE SHOWING THE c\1INIMUM NUMBER OF SETS OF DAVITS " Electric line " means any wire, wires, conductor, or REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED IN A STEAMSHIP IN CLASS VI other means used for convoying, transmitting, or OR CLASS VII, HOME TRADE. dist,ribnting electricity for power, lighting, or heat ing purposes, and includes any instrument, insulator, Minimum Number of casing, tubing, pipe, covering, or post enclosing or Length of Steamship in Feet. Sets of Davits. supporting an electric line or anything connected therewith. " Electric telegra.ph line " means any wire, wires, or 100 to 200 2 cables belonging to the Post and Telegraph Depart 200 ., 240 r 3 ment, or erected under authority granted by the 240 ,, 280 4 Minister of Telegraphs. 280 ,. 320 5 " High pressure " means pressures over 600 and up to I 3,300 volts. " Inspecting Engineer " means and includes any inspect In the case of a steamship of under 100 ft. and over ing engineer appointed by the Minister to inspect 320 ft. the number of sets of davits to be provided shall works to be constructed or maintained by virtue of he prescribed by the Marine Department. any electric-line licenses,or any water-power licenses, J. F. ANDREWS, or any combi.trnd water-power and electric-line f:lerk of the Executive Council. licenses issued under the Public W OJ ks Act, 1908, and any or all of its a.mendments, or under any one or more of such amendments only or any Act or Acts Licenae authorizing the Ohahune Borough Council to use Water passed in amendment thereof or substitution therefor. from the Mangawhero River for the Purpose of generating " Low pressure " means pressures up to 600 volts. Electricity and to eroot Electric Lines in the Borough of "Minister" means the Minister of Public Works. Ohahune. " Pressure " means difference of electric potential be tween any two conductors through which supply of energy is given, or between any part of either con LI VER POOL, Governor. ductor and the earth. ORDER IN COUNCIL. " Street " includes road. At. the Govemment House at Wellington, this twenty-sernnth " Telegraph " includes telephone. day of July, 1914. 2. The said water shall be used solely for the purpose of Present: generating electricity. His EXCELLENCY THE floVERNOR IN COUNCIL. 3. The said water shall be taken from the said river at the headworks, situated about 5 chains down the said river W HEREAS by section five of the Public Works Amend from the railway-bridge over the said river, at a point indi ment Act, 1908, it is enacted that the Governor cated on the plan marked P.W.D. 35061, deposited in t.he· may from time to time by Order in Council grant to any office of the Minister of Public orks at Wellington. person or body corporate a license to use water from any fall, ,v river, stream, or other source for the purpose of generating 4. From the said headworks the water shall be conducted electricity for electric light, mechanical power, or other uses, in a southerly direction by means of a race for a distance of and to exercise in respect of that purpose any of the powers about 32 chains to the power-house, situated on the left bank and authorities specified in that behalf in the said section : of the said river, the positions of the said race and power And whereas it is further provided by the said section that any house being more particularly delineated on the pl(tn referred such license may confer upon the licensee a right at, any time to in the last preceding cla.use hereof. All water taken from or times during the continuance of the license (but subject to the said river by the Council in pursuance of this license shall such conditions and restrictions as are expressed in the license) be returned thereto at the power-house. to enter upon any road, railway, or other la.nd, whether 5. The Council shall, in respect of this license, pay to the vested in or occupied by the Crown or any other person Resident Engineer of the Public Works Department at or body corporate, and there to construct, erect, lay down, Wanganui, or otherwise as the Minister may from time to maintain, renew, or repair all such cables, wires, and other time require, a fee of one l)eJ)percorn per annum if demanded. things as are required for the transmission of electricity 6. 'l'his license ·shall, unless sooner determined in accord between the fall, river, stream, or other source aforesaid and ance with the provisions hereinafter expressed, continue in any place to which the licensee is authorized to transmit force for a period of forty-two years, commencing on the electricity in pursuance of the license : 1st June, 1914. Upon the expiry of the said term, or And whereas the Ohaknne Borough Council (which with upon the sooner determination of this license by revocation its successors and assigns is hereinafter referred to as " the or otherwise, all rights hereby granted to the Council shall Council") has applied for a license under the said section thereupon cease and determine, but such expiration or deter to take and use water from the Mangawhero River, in the Pro mination shall not relieve the Council of any liability thereto vincial District of Wellingt.on (hereinafter referred to as " the fore incurred under this license. said river "), for the purpose of generating electricity as afore 7. This license may be assigned by the Council wit.h the said, and it is expedient t-o issue such license accordingly : express consent in writing of the Governor in Council. F 2950 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. No. 69 8. The Council is hereby authorized to construct, main lines, and other plant herein authorized to be installed or t:tin, and use the following works for the purposes of this provided. If the Council neglects or fails so to remove tho license, the position of the said works being indicated on said plant within twelve months after being required so to do. the plan marked P. W.D. 35061 hereinbefore referred to :- such equipment, machinery, buildings, poles, lines, and other (a.) Headworks consisting of a dam and necessary intake. plant shall, without payment or compensation, vest in and (b.) Water-race leading from such dam to the power-house become the property of the Crown. hereinafter referred to. 18. The terms and conditions of this license rnay at any (c.) A power-hon~e with all necessary equipment, including time or from time to time, at the request or with the consent water-turbmes, generators, transformers, lightning in writing of the Council, be altere Overhead Electric Linea. Lines not in UBe. 25. Overhead electric lines shall consist of conductors of 28. An aerial line shall not be permitted to remaiu crocteu stranded hard-drawn copper, aluminium, or other material after it has ceased to be used for the supply of energy unless of not less than 0·0229 square inch section in spans spread the Council intends within a. reasonablo time ao-ain to take it ,ng 200 ft., nor less than 0·0129 square inch section in into use. ,., spans exceeding 100 ft., and not less than 0·0072 square inch Post and Telegraph. section in spans under 100 ft. The stress in overhead conductors shall not exceed 25,000 lb. 29. Where electric lines are permitted to lJe supported on per square inch for copper, 12,000 lb. por square inch for telegraph poles all details of tho supports and the insulation aluminium, 34,000 lb. per square inch for steel, and 22,500 lb. shall be approved by the '111inister of Telegraphs, who may, on per square inch for iron in the extreme case of a temperature giving to the Couneil reasonable notice in that behalf. req:iirc nf 20° Fahr. and " wind-pressure of 18 lb. per square foot of the Council to remove such electric lines at any time from Jiametrical plane occurring simultaneously. The span be such telegraph poles, and without payment of any com tween supports and the sag shall be determined to conform pensation to the Council. with the above limiting stresses. Vfherever it 1nay be nocessa,ry to cror-;;-; telegraph wires the )fo overhead low-pressure electric lines shall come within electric lines shall cross oyer or undrr 1 lie· kh\~n~•,plt wirc.c. a':l 2 ft. of any aerial wires or cables belonging to another autho rnay tH~ clocidcd by tlw l\Ii11lc.tnr of Telngr-1.pli,.;, and shall be rity except where it may be permitted to pass either set of at least 2 ft. distant. wires between other wires at a pole or support. Where lead-covered telephone cablPs arc crossed above or Electric lines at low pressure shall be insulated throughout below by the electric-light wires the latte,· wires shall be with triple braiding impregnated with waterproof compound, insulated with a triple covering of jute braiding thoroughly provided that where circumstances permit the lines may, compounded throughout the crossing-span, and over every with tho consent of the Minister, be bare. · such span they shall, if the Minister of Telegraphs so requires, Earthed neutrals may in all low-prcssure circuits be bare. be suitably suspended from effcctivelv earthed steel bearer- F:lectric lines at high pressure shall be covered with vul wires. .. canized rubber at least 600-megohm grade, provided that In cases where it may be required to cross with the low where circumstances permit the lines mav, with the consent JJ1n;s111e electric-light wires through any other aerial wires or of the :Minister, be bare. • through cables because of the impracticability of crossing All overhead electric lines at low pressure shall be carried aboYe or below (anrl crossing shall be effected abo,e or below .it a minim nm height of 18 ft. above the ground, and shall if possible), all such through crossings, if permitted, shall he not in any part thereof he within 5 ft. measured horizontallv effected at a pole. fn every case of a through cros:-;ing. no or vertically · from any building or erection other than a. matter whose property the lines crossed through may bo, th" support for the line, except where brought into a building method of carrying tho electric-light wires across the pole, of for the purpose of supply. - protecting them thereon, of preventing other wires from coming All overhead lines at high pressure shall be carried at a in contact with them, and of protecting persons working on minimum height oi 211 ft. above the ground. the poles from danger of shock, shall be to the satisfaction of \Vhen an aerial line crosses a street the angle between the the Minister of Telegraphs. The electric-light wires shall be line and the direction of the street at the place of crossing insulated with a triple c11vering of jute braiding thoroughly shall not be less than 60", and the span shall be as short compounded where they pass through on the polos and over ,is possible. the whole length of the span on each sicle of the pole crossed Where an aerial line crosses or is in proximity to any through. Where the insulated wires cross through on the metallic substance precautions shall be taken by the Council pole they shall be encased in some approved hard protecting against the possibility of the line coming into contact with substance for tho ent,ire length of the arms on such pole. If the metallic sn bstance by breakage or otherwise. metal pipe is used to encase the wires it shall be effectively earthed. Where the electric lines intersect telegraph lines the latter 81 Arc Larnps. f n.,alation of Electric Wires. 34. All arc lamps shitll he so guarded as to prevent pieces of 4 l. !£very main. either overhead or underground, shall be ignited carbon or broken glass falling from them, and shall tested for insulation afkr having been placed in position not be used in situat,ions wlwrc there i~ uuy dan,u:cr of the and Lefore it is used for t,lie purposes of supply, the testing presence of cxplosivA dust or gas. pressure )wing at least 500 volts, ancl the Council shall duly Arc lamps used in any street for public lighting shall be so record the results of tho tests of each main or section of a fixed as not, to he in ,my part, ,;t, 11 less height tlrnn 10 ft.. from main and forthwith forward a report thereon to the Resident t.he grouull. Engineer of the Public Works .Department at Wanganui. Aro lamps nsed in any street for privitte lighting shall be Thr, insulation of every complete circuit, used for the suppl_v su fixed as nut to be in any part at a less height i,han 8 ft. of ecnergy, including all macbiner-y, apparatus, and devices from the ground, and shall be so screened as to prPVPnt risk forming pa.rt of or in connctt.ion with ~mch circuit, shall be so of contact with persons. maintitined that the leakage ,,urront shall not under any Arc lamps must be insulated from earth antl he fixed su conditions exeeed one-thousandth part of the maximum that they cannot swing into contact with any substance. supply current. .Rvery leakage shall be remedied without metallic or otherwise, that might connect them to Parth. clclaY. J~nry such circuit shall be tested for insulation at They may be run in series, itnd at 11ny available yoltage up least once in· overv month, ancl the Council shall dulv record to 400 volts. Resistances for the regulittion of arc lamps, if the results of the· tests and forward a report theredf at the exterior to tho lamp, shall be mounted on incom hu~tihle end of each month to the Resident Enl(iiwrr of the Public hitscs. shall be so placed that they cannot by comluction or \Ynrks Department at Wanganui. radiation set fire to itny contiguous materials, and shall be of ample size to safely carry the maximum current that will C:untinuity of Supply. normally flow through them. Each arc-lamp circuit shall be 42. l<'rnm and ,bftcr the time when the Council commences provi (i.) If payment by any consumer is delayed more than ,lIotor I 11,stallations. t,hirty days after the date of rendering a correct account 47. The frame of all motors supplied at 230 or 400 volts !,he supply of electricity to such premises may be cut oft shall be connected to an efficient earth by a copper conductor, without notice. and need not bo restored unt.il all anears are which shall not be less than 0·022 sq nare inch in sectional area. paid. All metal casings of switches, resistances. fnse.s, cables, and Servia C'onnecf.·1:ons. wires shall be efticicntlv earthed in a similar manner. 44. The Council shall be responsible fo,· all electric lines Every motor must b~ controlled by an efficient quick-break or wfres, fittings, 11,nd appamtus belonging to it or under its ironclad switch suitable to prevent arcing, and conveniently control which may be upon a consurner's premises being placed so that the person in charge of the motor c11,n cut off maintained in a, i--afr. condi1,ion and in all ro~pent~ fit for wholly the supply from the motor and all devices in con supplying energy. nection therewith. ln lleliYcring: the euergy to a oonsumer's t(~rminals the Efficient fuses or other automatic uut-out must, be pro Council shall cxf'rci:-ic all due prec·autions so as t.o asoid rh;k Yidcd to efficiently pmtcct the conductors on each circuit of causing fire on the prcmi::-f'i;. from excess of current. Every precaution shall be taken in choosing positions for A suit,able safotv-fu:-:;e m· other n,utomatie cir(.'uit-Lreakcr 11,1Hl in the wirin/L and setting-up of motors 11,nd the necessary ~hall lw inserte-ll in <:aeh ~rrvice lino within a. c-onsumer'H devices in con11L·ction therewith. so that there shall be no prcnli-;l'.'.') as clo~e a,,-; ])Of-ii-1il,k to the point of ('flir~', and con danger of tire being (•aused by. their normal or a.bnorn1al tained within a ,uitahle locked or sealed r Aellignment. Variation of an Order in Council prohibitiny ull Priva,fe 55. Thi.a license and the benefits and obligations hel'ew1der AliPnation nf rerf LIV.l ing borough or town district uncler that section shall be made ALso all that area in tho Wellington Land District, contain only in cases where reserves for the ,amo purpose do not ing by admeasurcmcn t 1 rood 24 perches, more or loss, being oxist therein, or, if existing, do not equal or exceed the ~ection 2, Block YIU, Town of Rangataua. Botmded to amount of reserves anthorizNl to be nutdc nnder Hection wards tho north-west by Tan Street. 140 links; towards the fifteen of tho said Act : north-east by Section 1, 280•:l links; towards tho south-east And whereas no municipal reserves have been sot apart in by Crown land, 140 links; and towards the south-wost hy the Town of Rangataua, and it, is deemccl expedient to make ~oction 3, 285<1 links : be all the aforesaid linkages more or tho reserves hereinaft~r mentioned : lc.'-!t,:;. Now, therefore, I, Arthur \Villiam de Brito Savile, Earl of As the :-.ante aro delincaV·d on the J)lan- 1narked L. ancl Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, in R. VI/2 (1), deposited in the Head Office, Department of pursuance and exercise of the pow<'r and authority conferred Lands and SmTey, at 1Yellin~ton, ,ind thereon bordere Lands temporarily reserved in the Avckl.and and Wellington SCHEDULE. Land Distrfots. ALL that area in the Wellington Land District, containing by aclmcasnrement 1 rood 15 perches, more or less, being LIVERPOOL, Governor. Rection 3, Block I, Town of Rangatana. Bounded towards the north-west by Tau Street, 120 links; towards the north HEREAS by the three-hundred-and-twenty-first sec east by Section 2, 285· 1 links; towards the south-cast by W tion of the Land Act, 1908, it is enacted that Crown ·]and, 120 links; and towards the south-west by the Governor may from time to time, either by g~neral or Section 4, 285· l links : be all the aforesaid linkages more or particular description, and whether the same has been lcsi:;;, surveyed or not, reserve from sale temporarily, notwith Also all that area in the Wellington Land District, con standing that the same may be then held under pastoral taining by admeasurement l rood, more or loss, being Sec license, any Crpwn lands which in his opinion are required tion 16, Block III, Town of Rangataua. Bounded towards for any of the purposes in the said section mentioned : the north-west bv Section 18, 250 links; towards the north Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of east bv Section '17, 100 links; towards the south-cast, bv Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, in Section 14, 250 links; and towards the south-west by Miharo pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities con Street, l 00 links : be all the aforesaid linkages more or less. ferred npon me by tho said Act, do hereby temporarily reserve Also all that area in the Wellington Land District, contain from sale tho lands describetl in the Schedule hereunder ing by admeasurement l rood, more or less, being Section 17, written, for the pm·posc, in the.said Scho Lctnd, lemporriril11 reserved in the Hawke's Bay. 'l'nmnrtJci, nnd I Opening Lands in Southland Land Di.strict for Sale or Jforlhoro11qh l,rmd Di.,/ricls. Selection. LIVJ•:nPOOL. Governor. LIVERPOOL, Governor. HEREAS by the three - hundred - and - twenty - first N pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities W section of the Land Act, 1908, it is enacted that I conferred upon me by the Land Act, 1008, I, Arthur the Governor may from time to time, either by general or William de Brito Se.vile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of particular description, and whether the same has been the Dominion of New Zealand, having received the report of surveyed or not, reserve from sale temporarily, notwith the Under-Secretary iu this behalf, as provided by section one standmg that the same may be then held under pastoral hundred and fifty-four of the Sf\id Act, do hereby declare license, any Crown lands which in his opinion are required that the lands described in the Schedule hereto shall be open for any of the purposes in the said section mentioned : for sale or selection on Wednesday, the twenty-third day of Now, therefore. J, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of September, one thousand nine hundred and fourteen; and Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, also that the lands mentioned in the said Schedule may, at in pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities the option of tbe applicant, be purchased for cash, or be conferred upon me by the said Act, do hereby temporarily selected for occupation with right of purchase, or on re reserve from sale the lands described in thi, Schedule here newable lease ; and I do hereby also fix the prices at which under written, for the purposes in the said Schedule specified the said lands shall be sold, occupied, or leased, as men at the end of the rcspecth-o descriptions of !,he lands so tioned in the said Schedule hereto, and do declare that the intended to be temporarily reserved. so.id lands shall be sold, occupied, or leased under and subject to the provisions of the Land Ao-t, 1908, SCHEDULE. HAWKB's BAY LAXD DrsTRTr:-r. SCHEDULE. ALL t,hat- area in t-hc Hawke':-: Bay Land Distrkt, (•ontui11inp; SorTHL_\~D ld~D J)rnTRICT.-Roc-rrHL.\~D (loU.N'.l'Y. hy admea.~nrcnnent 22 acres 2 1·oo(Irs 17 perches, n1orc or lf'J-i!-!, HoKu~·Tr SrRVEY Dn:;'l'RIUT. heing Section 15, 131ock IJ, Tahoraito SmTey District (for merly part of Tahomite Xo. 2 Block). Bounded towards the Serond-c/ass Land. ---11/ork T,J fl. north by the Woodville-Napier Rrn,d; towards the cast S1;c'1'10)1 \J3ti : Area, :nr; acres 3 roods 38 perches. Cash generally by the Tamaki Stream; towards the south hy a purchase: Total price, £290. Occupntion with right of right line bearing 262° 53', distance 16fi links; and towards purchase: Half-yearly rent, £, ,3s. Renewable lease : the west generally by right lines bearing 358° !3W distance Half-yearly rent, £5 llis. :162·4 links, hearing 327° 5' distaneo 340·3 links, bearing Section 937 : Arca, 2,i7 acrns 2 roods I 5 peeches. Cash 311 ° 42' distance M4·7 links, bearing 33!{ 0 48' clistanee purchase: Total price, £200. Occupation wit,h right of :181 •fi links, hearing 357° 20' distance 3!l7·!) links, bearing purchase: Half-yearly rent-, £,3. Renewtthle lease : Half. !3,i:3° 53' distance 510·6 links, bearing 28° 14' JtrLY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2957 Waimarino Oounty.-Wkirinaki Survey Diatrid.-Soutk Section 19, Block XIV: Area, 360 acres. Cash purchase: Waimarino (Waipapa) Bwck Iii Total price, £1,210. Occupation with right of purchase: Section 2, Block ID : Area, 709 acres. Cash purchase: Half-yearly rent, £30 5s. Renewable lease: Half-yearly Total price, £1,150. Occupation with right of purchase: rent, £24 4s. Half-yearly rent, £28 His. Renewable lease: Half-yearly Section 20, Block XIV : Area, 582 acres. Cash purchase : rent, £23. Total price, £1,730. Occupation with right of purchase : Situated in the Waipapa Block, the access being from Half-yearly rent, £43 5s. Renewable lease : Half-yearly rent, Raetihi, which is about thirty-one miles distant by a formed £34 12s. road, partly dray-road and partly bridle-track, to within Section 1, Block XV: Area, 1,000 acres. Cash purchase: about two miles; thence by an unformed surveyed road. Total price, £2,240. Occupation with right of purchase : There is also access by a rough horse-track from the Wanganui Half-yearly rent, £56. Renewable lease: Half-yearly rent, River for a distance of about ten miles. The section com £44 16s. prises rough and broken land, with a few small flats. Soil is Section 2, Block XV : Area, 705 acres. Cash purchase : of light nature, on sandstone formation. The forest is light Total price, £1,840. Occupation with right of purchase : to medium, and comprises tawa, tawhero on ridges, rat&, a Half-yearly rent, £46. Renewable lease : Half-yearly rent, few rimus and matais, with usual undergrowth. Watered £36 16s. by streams. The elevation ranges from about 1,000 ft. to Section 3, Block XV : Area, 855 acres. Cash purchase : 2,000 ft. above sea-level. Total price, £2,070. Occupation with right of purchase : Half-yearly rent, £51 15s. Renewable lease : Half-yearly As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, rent, £41 8s. this twenty-eighth day of July, one thousand nine Section 4, Block XV : Area, 415 acres. Cash purchase : hundred and fourteen. Total price, £1,080. Occupation with right of purchase: H. D. BELL, Half-yearly rent, £27. Renewable lease: Half-yearly rent, For Minister of Lands. £2112s. Section 5, Block XV : Area, 925 acres. Cas~ purohase : lotal price, £2,410. Occupation with right of purchase: Opening Lands in Auckland Land Di,trict for Sale or Half-yearly rent, £60 5s. Renewable lease: Half-yearly rent, Selection, £48 4s. Section 6, Block XV : Area, 314 acres. Cash purchase : LIVERPOOL, Governor. Total price, £940. Occupation with right of purohase: Half. yearly rent, £23 !Os. Renewable lease: Half-yearly rent, N pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities £18 16s. I conferred upon me by the Land Act, 1908, I, Arthur Section 7, Block XV : Area, 770 acres. Cash purchase : William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor Total price, £2,580. Occupation with right of purchase: of the Dominion of New Zealand, having received the report Half-yearly rent, £64 !Os. Renewable lease : Half-yearly of the Under-Secretary in this behalf, as provided by section rent, £51 12s. one hundred and fifty-four of the said Act, do hereby declare Section 8, Block XV : Area, 850 acres. Cash purchase : that the lands described in the Schedule hereto shall be open for sale or selection on Monday, the thirty-first day of Total price, £1,880. Occupation with right of puro.b.ase·: August, one thousand nine hundred and fourteen ; and also Half-yearly rent, £47. Renewable lease: Half-yearly rent, that the lands mentioned in the said Schedule may, at the £37 12s. option of the applic,mt, be purchased for cash, or be selected Section 9, Block XV : Area, 485 acres. Cash purchase : for occupation with right of purchase, or on renewable leage; Total price, £1,450. Occupation with right of purchase: and I do hereby also fix the prices at which the said lands Half-yearly rent, £36 5s. Renewable lease : Half-yearly shall be sold, occupied, or leased, as mentioned in the said rent, £29. Schedule hereto, and do declare that the said lands shall be sold, occupied, or lee.sad under and subject to the pro Kawkia Oounty.-Kawkia North Survey District. visions of the Land Aot, 1908. Section 1, Block III : Arca, 645 acres. Cash purchase : Total price, £1,920. Occupation with right of purchase: SCHEDULE. Half-yearly rent, £48. Renewable lease : Half-yearly rent, AUOKLAND LAND DISTRIOT.-PABT OF MOERANGI BLOOK. £38 8s. SEOOND•OLABS LAND, Section 2, Block III : Area, 480 acres. Cash purohase : Total price, £1,430. Occupation with right of purchase : Kawkia Oounty.-Karioi Survey District. Half-yearly rent, £35 15s. Renewable lease: Half-yearly SEOTION 7, Block XI: Area, 580 acres. Cash purchase: rent, £28 12s. Total price, £1,730. Oocupation with right of purchase : Section 3, Block III : Area, 1,085 acres. Cash purchase: Half-yearly rent, £43 5s. Renewable lease: Half-yearly Total price, £2,830. Occupation with right of purchase: rent, £34 12s. Half-yearly rent, £70 15s. Renewable lease: Half-yearly Section 8, Block XI : Area, 495 acres. Cash purchase : rent, £56 12s. Total price, £1,570. Occupation with right of purchase : Section 4, Block III : Area, 1,100 acres. Cash purchase: Half-yearly rent, £39 5s. Renewable lease: Half-yearly Total price, £2,460. Occupation with right of purchase : rent, £31 8s. Half-yearly rent, £61 !Os. Renewable lease: Half-yearly Section 12, Block XIV : Area, 325 acres. Cash purchase : rent, £49 4s. Total price, £1,030. Occupation with right of purchase : Section 3, Block IV : Area, 500 acres. Cash purchase : Half-yearly rent, £25 15s. Renewable lease: Half-yearly Total price, £1,680. Occupation with right of purchaae : rent, £20 12s. Half-yearly rent, £42. Renewable lease : Half-yearly rent, Section 13, Block XIV : Area, 249 acres. Cash purchase : £33 12s. · Total price, £790. Occupation with right of purchase : Half Section 4, Block IV : Area, 425 acres. Cash purchase : yearly rent, £19 15s. Renewable lease : Half-yearly rent, Total price, £1,270. Occupation with right of purohase : £15 16. Half-yearly rent, £31 15s. Renewable lease : Half-yearly Section 14, Block XIV : Area, 323 acres. Cash purchase : rent, £25 8s. Total price, £1,080. Occupation with right of purchase : Section 10, Block IV : Area, 605 acres. Cash purchase: Half-yearly. rent, £27. Renewable lease: Half-yearly rent, Total price, £1,350. Occupation with right of purchase : £21 12s. Half-yearly rent, £33 15s. Renewable lease: Half-yearly Section 15, Block XIV : Area, 386 acres. Cash purchase : rent, £27. Total price, £1,220. Occupation with right of purchase : Section 5, Block IV : Area, 368 acres. Cash purchase , Half-yearly rent, £30 10s. Renewable lease: Half-yearly Total price, £1,240. Occupation with right of purobase: rent, £24 8s. Half-yearly rent, £31. Renewable lease : Half-yearly rent, Section 16, Block XIV : Area, 360 acres. Cash purchase : £24 16s. Total price, £1,210. Occupation with right of purchase: Section 6, Block IV : Area, 312 acres. Cash purchase : Half-yearly rent, £30 5s. Renewable lease: Half-yearly rent, Total price, £1,050. Occupation with right of purchase : £24 4s. Half-yearly rent, £26 5s. Renewable lease: Half-yearly Section 17, Block XIV : Area, 380 acres. Cash purohase : rent, £21. Total price, £1,130. Occupation with right of purchase : Section 7, Block IV : Area, 268 acres. Cash purchase : Half-yearly rent, £28 5s. Renewable lease: Half-yearly rent, Total price, £800. Occupation with right of purohase : Half £22 12s." yearly rent, £20. Renewable lease: Half-yee.rly rent, £16. Section 18, Block XIV: Area, 475 acres. Cash purchase: Section 8, Block IV : Area, 260 acres. Cash purchase : Total price, £1,770. Occupation with right of purchase : Total price, £770. Occupation with right of purchase: Half Half-yearly rent, £44 5s. Renewable lease: Half-yearly rent, yearly rent, £19 5s. Renewable lease: Half-yearly rent, £35 8s. £15 Sa. G ------·----- 2958 THE NE\V ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 Section 9, Block IV : Area, 54fi acres. Cash purchase : £5H /is. Section 6A-l 7½ clrn,ins of road fencing, and half Total price, £1,430. Occupation with right of purchase: share of iiH chains of boundary fencing and of 25 chains of Half-yearly rent, £35 His. Renewable lease: Half-yearly boundarv drain ; the whole ,a!ued at £32 2s. (kl. Section , rent, £28 12s. -60 chains of int,ernal fencing, arnl half share of 40 chains of boundary fencing; t,he whole ,'alued at £40. Section 8-- As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, 81 chain., of road and internal fencing, and half slrnre of thia tweuty-tighth day of July, one thousand nine 31 chains 0f hounrlary drain and of goorl woll near road : hundred and fourteen. the whok valucd at £53 12s. Od. Section 9-18 chains of H. D. BELL, roa pool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, do SCHEDULE. hereby aproint T1IAT bridge in the Auckland Land District, Ngacuawahia GEORGE BucKLEY and Town District and Waikato County, extending across the AL>'RED MARSH Waikato River, being adjacent to and on tho east side· of to be 'l'rustees, in the place of Joseph Alexander Butler the r,,ilway-br;dge across the Waikato River at Ngaruawahia; and Hector McLean, resigned, to provide for the main a·, the site of the said bridge is more particularly delineated tenance and care of the Ohakune Public Cemetery, in on the pla11 ma,:,ed P.W.D. 30220, deposited in the office of conjunction with Archibald Kerr, Ralph Heald, Hobert tho }lini,tor of Public W Ol'ks, at Wellington, in the Provincial John Lyttle, Thomas Aldridge, and Peter Floyd, previously District of W cllington. appointed, As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor, A, wituess the hand of His Exuellenev the Guveruor, this twenty-fifth day of July, one thousand nine this twenty-second day of July," one thousand, hundred and fourteen. nine hundred and fourteen. W. FRASER, H. D. BELL, l\iimster of Public Works. For.Minister of Lands. Appointment ~/' Con.sular Agent of Italy at Dunedin i·ecognized provi.;io11ally. Warrant authorizing the N inister of Public lrorks to construe a Bridge oi-er the W<1ikato River at Kgaruawahia, and Department of Internal Affairs, apportioning the Cost. Wellington, 25th July, 1914. J S Excellencv the Governor directs it to be notified H th1tt he has 'recognize Inspecto1· of Factories appointed. Grants of Temporary Rank to Officers of the Sta.fl and New Zealand Staff Corps. Depa.rtment of La.bour, Wellington, 27th July, 1914. Department of Defonce, IS Excellency the Governor has been pleaseil to Wellington, 21st July, 1914. H a.ppoint IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to approv., Constable CHARLES FINLAY H of the following grants of temporary rank to officers of the Staff and New 7,ealand Staff Corps :- to be an Inspector under the Factories Act, 1908. W. F. MASSEY, Staff. Minister of Labour. Lieutenant-Colonel George Napier Johnston, Royal Artillet·y, i,s granted the temporary rank of Colonel while employed as Inspector of Artillery, Coast Defences, Guns and Ammu n,,orelmtwn of Teacher's Certificate. nition, Lieutenant-Colonel William Garnett Braithwaite, D.S.O., Education Department, Imperial General /itaff, is granted the temporary rank of Wellington, 28th July, 1914. Colonel while employed as Chief of the General Staff. I T is hereby notified that the teacher's certificate issued Tho undermentioned aro granted the temporary rank of . under the provisions of the Education Act, 1908, to Major while employed ,;s Assistant Quartermasters-General PERCIVAL WrLFRED LocKwoov in Districts :- Captain William Leo Robinson, N cw Zealand Staff Corps. has been cancelled. Ground of cancellation, submission of Captain Walter Harry :Vleddings, New 7,ealand Staff false credentials. Corps. J. ALLEN, Captain Henry Charles Nutsford, N cw 7,ealand Staff Minister of Education. Corps. ------· Captain ,John Thomas Bosworth, :S.ew Zealand Stat! Corps. 111.speelur of Sea l•'ishing appointed. ,Yew Zealand Staff Gorps. }fa,rinc Uepartnwnt, The undermentioned are granted the tompot"ary rank of )Iajor while employed as Assistant Quartermasters-General Wellington, 27th ,July, HJ!-!. in Districts :- l8 Excellency the Governor, in pursuHncc and exercise Captain William Leo Robinson. H of the power and authority conferred hy su bsec t-ion ( l) of section 4 of the Fishcrie., Ar-t, 1008. has Captain Walter Harry Meddings. appointee[ Captain Henry Charles Nutsford. (laptain John Thomas Boswol"th. GEORGE HENRY HART. of Lyttelton, Police Const»Lle, to be an Inspector of ::lea J. ALLEN, Fishing under the above-mentioned Act. liinister of Defonce. 1•'. 11. B. FISHER. Appointmenl.s, Promotions, Resignatwns, and 'l'ransfer.s of Officers of th(Territorial Force. 1lianage1· of State CMl-mines appointed. Department of Defence, Office of Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 22nd July,' 1914, Wellington, 28th July, 1914, IS Excellency tho Governor has been pleased to approve HE Public Service Commissioner has made the foi H of the appointments, promotions, resignations, and T lowing appointment in the Public Service:- transfers of the undermentioned officers of the Territorial Force:- lHAAC ANGELO J A>IEB Queen A le:randra' s 211,l ( IV ellington IV est Coast) 1lt aunted to be Manager of the State Coal-mines operating in the Rifles. areas near Greymouth, duly set aside for the purposes of The promotions of the undermentioned Lieutenants bear Pa.rt II of the Coal-mines Act, 1908, as from the 1st August, date as follows, and not as stated in New Zealand Gazett,w 1914. dated 30th April, 1914, 21st May, 1914, and 2nd ,July, J!ll4, A. J. H. BENGE, respectively:- Secretary. Walter Vaughan Wilson. Dated 1st April, 1912. Thomas Perry J amcs. Dated I 7th February, I 914. • Francis Arthur Nelson, Dated I 7th February, Hll 4. Deputy Regtstrar, of Marringes, etc., appointed. 9th (Wellington) E,ist Coast Mounted Rifles. Registrar-General's Office, Lieutenant Norman Donald Cameron to b: Captain, super Wellington, 28th July, 1914. numerary to establishment. Dated 17th February, 1914. T 1s hereby notified that the undermentioned perso11s I have been appointed to be the Deputies of the New Zealand Garrison Artillery. Registrars of Marriages and of Births and Deaths for the Kenneth Duncan Ambrose to be 2nd Lieutenant (on pro districts set respectively opposite their names, viz.:- bation). Dated 2nd July, 1914. Name. District, 1st (Canterbury) Regiment. JAMES A. KENNING Dipton. HENRY EDSER Catlins. (Coast Defence Detachment.) W, W. COOK, 2nd Lieutenant Reginald Seymour Phelps Hopkins to be Deputy Registrar-Genera.I. Lieutenant, supernumerary to establishment. Dated 15th August, 1913. 4th ( Otago) Regiment. Ut}iciating Ministers for l!IH,-Notice No. 27. Lieutenant Cedric Stanton Hicks is transferred to the New Zealand Army Service Corps. Dated 22nd June, 1914. Registrar-General's Office, 5th ( IV ellington) Regiment. Wellington, 23rd July, 1914. Major Albert A1 thur Corrigan is transforrcd to the Reserve URSUANT to the provisions of the Marriage Act, 1908, of Officers. Dated 1st April, 1914. P the following name of an Officiating Minister within 2nd Lieutenant Hector Jame~ Aekin,-; resign:-; hiM c·ommission. the meaning of the said Act is published for general infor mation:- Dated 29th October, 191:l. 7th ( IV ellington West Ooast) Reyi1rrnnt. Pnsbyterian Church of New Zeala.nrl, 2nd Lieutenant Herman Stuart Baddeley is transfet•rod to Mr. DONALD MACKENZIE, the I 6th (Waikato) Regiment. Dated 27th May, 1914. W.W. COOK, Sergeant Alan Arnold Rarton to ho 2nd Lioutenant. Dat"'l Deputy Registrar-General. I 0th April, I 914. JULY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2961 12th ( N el.9on) Regiment. Redefining Boundaries of Borough of Miramar. 2nd Lieutenant (on probation) Thomas Charles William Mans ford resigns his appointment,. Date,d 4th ,June, 11)14. Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington, 22nd July, L!Jl-!. 16th ( 1-Faiknto) Regimen/. URSUANT to the prm·isions of section 20 of th .. 2nd .Lieutenant Herman Stuart Baddeley, from th,, 7th P il'lunicipal Corporations Anwndment Act, l\JlO, the (Wellington West Coast.) Regiment, t-o be 2nd Lieutenant. boun " Drain" mea,ns a.ny drain or sower neither vested in RreacheB. nor ma.inta.ined by the One-tree Hill Board. IU. Any person who doe, 01· omits, or causes to be done or ·' Sewer n and " main 8eWer" means any se,ver or drain omitted, or knowingl_y permits or sutferBto he done or omitted, V03ted in or under the control of or mainta.inod hv any aut, nui-ttor, or thing, or who ca-_L!:!03 or knowingly permit:-; the One-tree Hill Road Board. • or :::iuffor;:; any condition of thing~ to exist contrary· to any :l. Cla•1sff< 22 and 2,, to;(r>ther with suLclauso; (It), i), provision ,·ontained in this h1·-law, shall be deemed to have a.ud (j), on pa.ge !5, and cla~,w 2 on p11ge 25, undor the eo·rnnittnd a hrea,.-h of su<'h provision, and be liable accord- heading "Licensed Plumber,; and Drain-conne,·tord," of th,: ingl.Y. One-tree Hill Boa.cd',s By-la.w No. l, are hereby repealed. Penally. 4. No person shall dischar,;o or <·a,iso, pee.nit, o:· suffel' to 17. Any pei•,-.on eomrnitting a hroadi of any prons1011 of be discharged 01· to flow into a.ny sewer, or an_v drain con nected directly or indirectlJ· with a main sewer, any niin, this 1,,--law shall he liable to a penalty of .such amount a, the surfa liquids or stca.~, but shall rotain the r,;ame in a l'OolinJ appa• ,"11w,r•ial Ordr,r made by the Cheviot County Oonnc-il redividi--n-y ratus until the tempora<.,urn is reduced to below 100' Fahr. Ridi:ngs n 11d ji.xi11g Represeilfntion. 10. :No person shall discharge or o:npty into, or cau.se, permit, or suffer to be dischatged or emptied into, any sewer, O.,partment of Internal Affairs, or into any drain 00nno::ted with a main sewer, whethet Wollington, 2Sth ,July, 1914. dire~tlv or in such a mannel' a 1 to rca-:h sueh sowflr or drain, H~! followinJ sJ«wia! order, ma.de by the Cheviot County frmn 8.ny ho,pital in~titution or other prlva~e or publie ~ Council, is puhlished in a~eo?dan~e with the provision: building any solid or liquid master fro:11 patients suffering of tho Coantie; Act, I 908. from any jnfeJtiow, or ~ontagiout-- disea'-\c, without fir,-it, H. D. BELL, thoroughly disinfecting such dischare(e, \linister of Internal Affairs. 11. No person shall ra'rn or plaoo any dust, earth, or rub bish into or in any sewer, or any drain conneutod directly or indirectly with a inain sower, or any sanitars convenionce or UHJ4~VIO'f COUN'r!r:~. sanitary appliance directly or indiroetly connocted with a 8peci,,i Order nv,king Adiitionnl Riding ,,nd ji:ring main sewer. Representation. !2. No porson shall sweep or ra1,e or place into 01· in an h exercise of the power.s confeued upon it by sections 23 inlet cha,nber or appliance (includin6 a grid) givin·r aceo.ss to and 60 of tho Counties Act, 1908, the Cheviot County Council a, n1ain sewor, or por1nit or :-;utfor to enter a main r.;ower by resolves hy way of special order as follows:~ means of any such openiu~ or appliance, anythin:.! &\Vo ~uch ! . The Hawkswood Ridin. 14. !•'or overs license iswed there shall be paid (o tho 'rHl~ SCIIED ULE R.EJ.<'ERRED TO. Board's Clerk the sum of £1 per year, ending 31st March in ea·Jh year, unless the license shall be applied for after /.ho Ilawkswood R·iding, 31st December, in which ca;e the fee ,ha!! be 10s. for the Tho Hawkswood Hidin:, of tho County of Cheviot is pel'iod onding :i] :.;t Mar,A1 no~d en-ming; or ,--:hould tho appli hounded on the north by the Conway River from the junc cant he a journeyman, the foo sh,;11 I,~ ,'is. for the yoos, or tion of tlrn'c river with the Hivoc Gell to the sea; on the 23. tid. for tho po;•JOO hotw<~en t,hn :n :--1 l.>cwomher and :~J .--:I south hy the ,·ivor l,oundasic,s of all .,octions al:>utting on the ~foed1. Leader River, and also hy the Wa'an River from its junction /,i•·eneed PIii //IOC/'8. with the Leader RiYN to tlw ,ea; on the eait hy the South Pac•ific Ocean betwoon tho rivors W'a:au and Conway; on !,>. For every connection made with any sewer there ,hall tho we,t by that portion of the boundacy-line botwoon the ue charged a.nd payal:>le to the Board a.n in-,peotion fee of Amuri and l'heviot, ( 'ountii,s hin~ botweon tho rivers Leader 2s. 6d. and Conway. · · JULY 30. ! THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2963 ParnasS11s Riding. Act, 1908, do heroby diroct that from and after tho 3rd day Tho Pa.rnassus Riding of the County of Cheviot is bounded of August, 1914, all shops in the Town District of Kawhia on the north a.nd e&st by tho river boundarios of all sections shall be closed in accordance with such requisition. a.butting on tho Loa.dor River, on the south by tho Waia.u Dated at Wellington this 28th day of ,July, 1914. River, and on the west by tha.t portion of the boundary-line W. F. )IASSEY, botwoon Amuri and C'heviot Counties lying between the rivers Minister of Labour. Waiau and Loa.der. ·1 hereby certify that the above special order of tho Cheviot County Council was duly made on tho 13th day of June, Authorizing the I,a-ying-otf of D,• Oo,k Street, in the Town 1914, at a special meeting of the Council, and confirmed at of Te Awan111t11 H•e,t Extension No. 6, of " Width of not a subsequent meeting of the Council held on the 11th day of less than 66 ft. July, 1914. W. M. COTTRELL, <:lork, Cheviot County Council. Department of Lands and Survey, Wellington, 9th July, 1914. N pursu1mce_ of the power and authority conferred upon Arrangements for First Election, &c., T11nlrm.,. Town Dist1·ict, I me by section 15 of the Land Act, 1908, I hereby autho rmrnty of Fmnldin. rize the layrng-off of De Coak Street, in the Town of Te Awamutn West Extension No. 6, Auckl,.nd Le.nd District, of a. wid,h of not less than 66 ft. instead of 99 ft. Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington, 25th July, 1914. H. D. BELL, IS ~xcellency tho Governor has been pleased to ap For Minister of Lands. H pomt CHART.ES Ar.BERT HENRY TAPPER, of Tuakau, Auth01-izing the La-ying-ofj" of Gorton Street, in the Town to ho Returning Officer for tho pmpose of conducting the of Fmnkton Extension No. 29, of a Width of not less first election of seven members of the Board of Commissioners than 66 ft. of the Tuakau Town District as constituted under tho Town Boards Act, 1908; also to appoint Wednesday, the 16th day of September, 1914, to be the date, and the Tuakau Public Department of Lands and Survey, Hall, Tuakau, to be the place, at which the said first eloction Wellini:ton, 9th July, 1914. shall be held ; also to appoint W edncsday, the 23rd day of N pursuance_ of the power and authority conferred upon September, 1914, at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon, to be the l me by sect10n 15 of the Land Act, 1908, I hereby autho time, and the said 'fuakau Public Hall, Tuakau, to be the rize the laying-off of Gorton Street, in the Town of place, at which the first meeting of the Board of Commis Frankton Extension No. 29, Auckland Land District, of sioners so elected shall bo hold. a width of not less than 66 ft. inste•d of 99 ft. H. D. BELL, H. D. BELL, Minister of Internal Affairs. For Minister of Lands. nm~ of Eketion to fill Extraordinary Vacancy in Anckland Fire Boa.rd by Fire-ins11.rance Companies. Authorizing the Laying-ofj" of Yori,, Etrm, fllld Clarence Street,, and Somerset Avenue, in the Town of Surrey Pa,·k, of a, Width of not less tha.n 66 ft. Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington, 28th ,July, 1914. URSUA.i~T to tho Firo Brigades Act, 1908, and the rules Department of Lands and Survey, P made thereunder, I, Francis Henry Dillon Bell, Minis Wellington, 9th Jnly, 1914. ter of Internal Affairs, being tho Minister charged with the N pursuance of the power and authority conferred upon administration of tho said Act, do hereby appoint Tuooday, I me by section 15 of the Land A.ct, 1908, I herebv autho the 4th day of August, 1914, to be the day for holding an rize the laying-off of York, Eton, and Clarence ·streets, election of one member of the Auckland Fire Board by tho and Somerset Avenue, in the Town of Surrey .Park, insurance companies concerned, such election being held to Southland Land District, of e. width of not less than 66 ft. fill the extraordinary vacancy caused by the death of Mr. instead of 99 ft. Horace Walker. H. D. BELL, H. D. BELL, For Minister of Lands. Minister of Internal Affairs. ReS11./t of Poll for Proposed Loan. Plant de,clarP,d to be a Noxious Weed by the p;al,;o County Oouncil.-Notice No. 1754. Tho Treasury, Wellington, 24th July, 1914. Department of Agriculture, Industries, and Commerce, HE following notice, received from the Chairman of the Wellington, 23rd July. l!ll4. T Council of the County of Whakatane, is published in T is hereby notified fm public information that the Piako accordance with the provisions of t,he Local Bodies' Loans I County _Council has by special order declared gorse to Act. 1913. boa noxious weed within the meaning of tho Noxious Weeds ,J. ALLEN, Act, 1908, in the district undor its jurisdiction. Minister of Finance. W. F. MASSEY, Minister of Agriculture and of Industries WRAKATANE COUNTY COUNOIL. and Commerce. Loan of £.550 ouer the Wh.ol.e Cownty.-Result of Poll. PuRsuANT to section 12 of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, N otiu fixing Closing-ho!lrs of all Shops in the Town District 1913, I hereby give notice that at a poll of the ratepayers of Kawhia 11.nder the Shops and Offices Act. of the County of Whakatane taken on the 14th day of July, 1914, on the proposal of the Whakatane County Council to HEREAS a requisition in writing, signed by a majority borrow the sum of £550 for the purpose of metalling and W of the occupiers of all the shops in the Town District improving a portion of tho Whakatane- Te Tako Road, the of Kawhia, has been forwarded to me, desiring that all shops number of votes recorded for the proposal was 196, the num within the town district shall be closed in the evening of ber of votes recmded against the proposal was 79, and the working-days as follows: )Ionday, 6 p.m. ; Tuesday, 6 p.m. ; number of votes recorded as informal was 1. Wednesday, 6 p.m.; Thursda?, 1 p.m.: Friday, 6 p.m.; I therefore doclare that the proposal was carried. Saturday, 10 p.m. : Dated this 18th day of ,July, 1914. And whereas the Kawhia Town Board has certified that w. REID, the signatures to such requisition represent a majority of tho County Chairman. occupiers of all tho shops within the town district : Now, therefore, I, William Fergumn Massey, Minister of H. o. GARA.WAY, Labour, in pursuance of section 25 of the Shops and Offices Returning Officer. 2964- 'l'HE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 R,,n,.lt of Poll for Proposed Loan. Despal.d1.-Applying to Germany the Extradition Proii,ions of the International JV/die 8/are Traffic C'nnvention of the 4th Mny, 1910. Th c 'J.1rea.~ury, Wellington, 24th July, l!Jl4. HE following notice, received from the Chairman of the llepartment of Justice, T Huntly Town Board, is puhlished in ,wcordance with Wellington, 29th ,July, 1914. the provisions of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, ][118. HE following dospatch and enclosure, received from His J. ALLEN, T Majost,y',s Principal Secretary of Rtak for tho C'olonit>s. Jlinistnr of Finance. are published for g,moral information. A. L. HERDMAN, HUNTLY TOWN BOARD. Minister of Justice. Result of Poll for Proposed Loan. i'URSUAN'l' to tho provisions of section 12 of the Local Bodies' Downing Street, 29th May, l 914. Loans Act, 1913, I hereby giYc notiec that a poll of the rate l\fy LuRn,-With reference to my despatch No. 21, of tlw payers of tho Huntly Town District was taken on 11th July, 14th January, I have the honour to transmit to Your Excel 1914, on tho proposal of the Huntly Town Board to raise the lency, for thc, information of your :IJinisters, six copies of an .sum of six thousand pounds (£6,000) for tho purpose of pro order of His Majesty in Council dated the 14th May, applying viding an electric lighting and power supply for the Huntly to Germany the oxtradition provisions of the International Town Distriet, when the following votes wcro recorded : For White Slave Traffic Convention of the 4th May, ]!HO. the proposal, J 39 ; against the proposal, 9 ; informal, 0. · l have, &c., [ therefore declare that the proposal was carried. L. HARCOURT. Dated this 13th day of ,July, 1914. Governor His Excellency the Right Honourable the Earl J. P. BAILEY, of Liverpool, K.C.M.G., M.V.O., &e. Chairman, Huntly Town Board. At the Court at Buckingham Palace, tho 14th day of May, 1914. Present: 11enders. 'l'KE Krno's MosT Exm Conscience-money received. " ARTICLE 5. I "Les infractions prevues par !es articles I et 2 seront, a " partir du jour de I' entree en vigueur de la presente Conven- The Treasury, "tion, repute es etre inscrites de plein droit au nombre des I W ellin,,,rrton, 22nd July, 1914. "infractions donnant lieu a extradition d'apres !es Conven- THE Minister of Finance directs me to acknowledge "tions deja existantes entre Jes Parties contractantes. receipt of the sum of one shilling and sixpence, for- " Dans !es cas ou la stipulation qui precede ne pourrait warded to the Railway Department, Wellington, by some " recevoir effet sans modifier la legislation exist ante, Ies person unknown as conscience-money to the New Zealand " Parties contractantes s' engagent a prendre ou ii, proposer Government. " a leurs legislatures respectives !es mesures necessaires. G. F. C. CAMPBELL, Secretary to the Treasury. * * * * * " ARTICLE 11. "Si un. Etat contractant desire Ia mise en vigueur de la Conscience-money received. "presente Convention dans une ou plusieurs de ses colonies, "possessions ou circonscriptions consu1aires judicia.ires, il The Treasury, '' notifiera son intention cet effet par un acto qui sera depose Wellington, 27th July, 1914. a HE Minister of Finance directs me to acknowledge "dans !es archives du Gouvemement de la Republique T "fran9aise. Celui-cien enverra, par la voie diplomatique, receipt of five pounds (five bank-notes of £1 each), "copie certifiee conforme a chacun de.s Eta.ts contract.ants addressed to the Chief Postmaster, Auckland ; also letter " et !es avisera en meme temps de la date du depllt. . posted at Wanganui later stating that the amount was "not exactly conscience-money, still it should be paid into the * * * * * Post Office Fund Account." "Six mois a.pres la date du depl)t de l'acte de notification, " la Convention entrera en vigueur dans Jes colonies, posses G. F. C. CAMPBELL, " sions ou circonscriptions conculaires judicia.ires vis0es dans Secretary to the Treasury. "l'acte de notification." * * * * * A pplicationa invited for the Position of Pal=tologist to And whereas His Majesty's Ratification of this Conven the Mines Department, Wellington. tion on behalf of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland was derosited at Paris on the eighth day of August, Office of Public Service Commissioner, one thousand rune hundred and twelve: Wellington, N.Z., 9th July, 1914. And whereas His Majesty's Government have acceded to PPLICATIONS, to ho addressed to the Secretary to the the Convention in respect of the following British Possessions A Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, New Zealand on the dates respectively mentioned :- will be received up till noon on the 30th November, 1914, fo; Canada August 25, 1913. the position of Palooontologist to the Mines Department Union of South Africa September 19, 1!!13. Wellington. ' New Zealand October I, 1913. Applicants must give full particula,rs of education, age Newfoundland October I, 1913. health, and experience, and must- ' Australia (including Papua (a.) Have a good knowledge of geology; and Norfolk Island) . . February 18, 1914. (b.) Have performed original work in connection with Now, therefore, His Majesty, by and with the advice of palreontology. His Privy Council, and in virtue of the authority committed A knowledge of one or more foreign languages is desirable. to him by the Extradition Acts, 1870 to 1906, doth order The chief duties will be- and it is hereby ordered, that the said Acts shall apply in th~ (1.) To classify the fossil colle.ctions of the Geologica case of Germany under and in accordance with the said Survey; Treaties as supplemented by the said Convention above set (2.) To specialize in some branch of New Zealand palooon forth. tology, preferably in connection with the Cretaceous This Order shall come into operation in the United Kingdom and Tertiary fauna or flora ; from and after the 25th day of May, 1914. In tho above (3.) To assist field geologists in determination of fossils, &c. ; mentioned British Possessions in respect of which His Majesty's and Government have acceded to the Convention in accordance (4.) 'l'o perform any necessary fieldwork in connection with with Article II thereof, or in other British Possessions in general palreontological work. respect of which His Majesty's Government may in future Salary, £365; maximum, £400. Professional Division. accede thereto, it shall in each case come into opeiationon Deductions to be made for superannuation, and appointment a date six months after the respective date of such accession to be subject to the Public Service Act, 1912. or from and after the said 25th day of May, 19] 4, whichevo; A. J. H. BENGE, shall be the later date. Secretary. Provided always that the operation of the said Acts shall be and remain suspended within the Dominion of Canada so long as an Act of the Parliament of Canada, being Part I Applications invited for the Positions of J-unior Clerk (2 ), of Chapter 155 of the Revised Statutes of Canada, 1906, and Legal Branch, P-ublic Trulfl; Department. entitled " An Act respecting the Extradition of Fugitive Criminals," shall continue in force there, and no longer. Office of Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 29th July, 1914. ALMERIC FITZROY. 1.APPLIC~TIO~S will be receiv~ from officers of the Pubhc Service, by the undersigned, up till noon on the 22nd August, l 914, for the positions (2) of ,Junior Clerk, Result of Election of 'l'r-ustees of a Drainage District. Legal Branch, Public Trust Office, Wellington. 2. Applications must be made on forms obtainable from Department of Internal Affairs, the Permanent Head, Public Trust Department, or from this Wellington, 28th July, 1914. office. HE following result of the election of Trustees of the T 3. Applicants must have a knowledge of conveyancing and Kaitaia Drainage District has been received from· tho common law, or be qualified for admission as solicitors. Returning Officer, and is published in accordance with the 4. The positions will be graded in the Professional Division, provisions of the Land Drainage Act, 1908. Class F. Salary will be considered in connection with present ,J. HISLOP, salary. Under-Secretary. A. J. H: BENGE, Secretary. .Kaitai,a Drainage District, Co-unty of M angon-ui : Sydney Charles Puckey. Public Service Stores Tender Board.-Supply and Delivery of Thomas Stewart Houston. Uniforms and Caps. Con.,cience-money received. Wellington, 28th July, 1914. EPARATE tenders will be received at the office of the S Chairman (Government Printing Office) not later than The Treasury, 5 p.m. _on Tuesda!, the llth August, 1914, for the supply Wellington, 29th July, 1914. and delivery of uniforms and caps in such quantities as may T HE ~inister of Fin_a~ce directs_ me to acknowledge the be ordered during period commencing on the 1st Septembei" . . receipt of four shillings and sixpence, received by the 1914, and ending the 31st December, 1916. ' }Im,ster of Customs from some person unknown as con Tenders must be addressed to the Chairman, Public Service, science-money to the New Zealand Government. Stores Tender Board, Wellington. The successful tendere1 G. F. C. CAMPBELL, will be required to give security in the sum of £100 for the Secretary to the Treasury. due performance of the contract. Conditions of tendering H 2966 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 a.nd specifica.tions ma.y be obta.ined from th0 Officer in Cha.rge, ILand Surveyors' Examination, Septembtfl", 1914. - Oommon- Gov8fflment Buildings, Wellington, a.t whose offic0 sa.mples wealth of Australia and Dominion of New Zea/,and. may be seen. A deposit of £10 must a.ccompa.ny ea.ch tender. -- The lowest or a.ny tend0r will not neoessarily be a.ccepted. The Surveyors' Board of New Zea.la.nd, J MACKAY I Government Buildings, . Cha.ird.a.n Wellington, 27th July, 1914. ·- ____· __ IT is hereby notified for general informa.tion that the Surveyors' Boa.rd, in conjunction with the Austra.lia.n Public SMvice Stores TendM Board.-Supply and DelivMy of Surveyors' Boa.rds, will conduct a.n exa.mination of ca.ndida.tes Stores. for licenses to survey, commencing a.t 10 a.m .. on Monday, 28th September, 1914. Wellington, 28th July, 1914. Candidates a.re notified tha.t their applications, on the EPARATE tenders will be reoeived a.t the office of the proper form, must rea.ch the Secreta.ry of the Board at lea.st S Cha.irma.n (Govemment Printing Office) not la.ter tha.n ten days before the da.te of the exa.mination, a.nd tha.t the 5 p.m. on Tuesda.y, the 18th August, 1914, for the supply exa.mination fee of £1 Is. must be pa.id at lea.st ten da.ys a.nd delivery, C.I.F. & E., ma.in ports, New Zea.la.nd, of the before the da.te of the exa.mination, to the Secretary of the undermentioned ma.teria.l :- Board, from whom examination regula.tions, application forms, 4,000 ca.stings, for 53 lb. iron rails, six-hole arms. and other particulars may be obtained. 6,000 castings, for 40 lb. iron rails, six-hole arms. C. E. ADAMS, 4,000 ca.stings, for 3 in. tubula.r poles. Seoretary, Surveyors' Boa.rd. 100 poles, ironba.rk, 35 ft., hewn, 12 in. x 12 in. butt to 8 in. x 8 in. at top. 200 poles, ironbark, 30 ft., hewn, 8 in. x 8 in. butt to Ekction of Member of Taranaki Land Board.-Reault of Poll. 6 in. x 6 in. at top. 200 poles, ironbark, 30 ft., hewn, 9 in. x 9 in. butt to 6 in. x 6 in. at top. I GEORGE HENRY BULLARD, Retuming Officer for 400 poles, ironbark, 30 ft., natural round, 9 in. x 9 in. , the election of a member to the Ta.ra.naki La.nd Boa.rd, butt to 6 in. x 6 in. a.t top. do hereby notify, in a.ccorda.nee with section 41 of the La.nd 1,300 poles, ironbark, 25 ft., nature.I round, 8 in. x 8 in. Act, 1908, and the regulations thereunde1, the result of the butt to 5 in. x 5 in. a.t top. poll ta.ken by me on the 25th July, 1914, for the eleotion of 1,000 poles, ironbark, 20 ft., nature.I round, 7 in. x 7 in. a member of the Ta.ra.na.ki Land Boa.rd, to be a.s follows:- butt to 5 in. x 5 in. at top. · I Valid votes 2l tons solder, tinma.n's. reoorded. Tenders must be addressed to the Chairman, Public Service Jones, Frederick Charles 81 Stores Tender Boa.rd, Wellington. Delivery of the ma.terial Rya.n, Charles Jo.mes 409 is to be ma.de a.s shown in the conditions of tender, a.nd the Sa.ndison, Willia.m 140 successful tenderer must give the seourity required by the conditions for the due performs.nee of the contra.ct. Par Total va.lid votes 630 ticu!a.rs and conditions of tendering a.nd specifications may be Invalid votes 16 obta.ined a.t the offic0 of the Controller of Stores, Post and Telegraph Depa.rtment, Wellington ; the District Storekeeper, Tota.I votes reoorded 646 Post a.nd Telegra.ph Depa.rtment, Christchurch; or the Tele And I do hereby decla.retha.t CHARLEs JAMES RYAN, having graph Engineers a.t Auckland a.nd Dunedin. A deposit as reoeived the grea.test number of va.lid votes, is duly elected a. shown by the Conditions must a.ccompa.ny ea.ch tender. member of the Ta.ranaki Land Board. The lowest or a.ny tender will not neoessa.rily be a.ccepted. Dated a.t New Plymouth this 25th da.y of July, 1914. J. MACKAY, G. H. BULLARD, Cha.irma.n. Retuming Officer. Public Service Stores TendM Board.-Supply and DelivMY of Stores. Notice to MarinMs No. 74 of 1914. Wellington, 28th July, 1914. SHOAL OFF MoTUNAU OR TABLE ISLAND, SOUTH OF HURUNUI EPARATE tenders will be received a.t the office of the RIVER. S Cha.irma.n (Government Printing Office) not later tha.n 5 p.m. on Tuesday, the 22nd September, 1914, for the supply Marine Depa.rtment, a.nd delivery, C.I.F. & E., main ports, New Zea.land, of the Wellington, N.Z., 29th July, 1914. undermentioned ma.teria.l :- APTAIN James C. Cowa.n, comma.nding the s.s. "Petone," 3 tons compound for filling pothea.ds. C reports that a shoal patch fully half a mile in extent 1,000 ya.rds ea.ch cord, red a.nd white, switchboard, un exists off Motunau, and was b_rea.king hea.vily during a S. W. mounted, two-wires. go.le. The approxima.te position of shoal is in latitude 43° 4,000 cords, two-conductor, for bell and watch reoeivers. I' 258 S., longitude 173° 10' 45u E., with Motunau bee.ring 3,500 cords, four-conductor, for micro-telephones without 243° (S. 46° W. magnetic) 4½ miles, a.nd Sail Rock 41° (N. 24° central switch. E. magnetic) 4 miles. 1,000 yards ea.ch cord, red a.nd white, two-conductor, for As the bee.rings do not a.gree well with the position given M.C. switchboards. on the latest date cha.rt, it is possible tha.t a.n ea.rlier date 150 ea.ch cords and plugs, red and white, M.C. bindings. cha.rt wa.s used, with a. different ma.gnetic varia.tion on it, a.s 300 mouthpieoes, for S.B. tra.nsmitters. the true bee.rings were not given. 1,500 mouthpieoes, for micro-telephones. Further examina.tion will be ma.de of this locality at a.n 700 pla.tes, mica., for S.B. tra.nsmitter buttons. ea.rly da.t e. 1,500 ea.ch cordR, red a.nd white, three-conductor, 7 ft. Cha.rte, &c., affeoted : Admiralty Cha.rte Nos. 2529 a.nd long, with spiral tips. 3629 ; " New Zea.la.nd Pilot," eighth edition, I 908, Chapter viii, 600 cords f01 opera.tors' 1eceivers. p&g8 234. 500,000 envelopes, No. 26, crea.m la.id, demy, "O.H.M.S." GEORGE ALLPORT, 750,000 envelopes, No. 29, crea.m la.id, foolsca.p, "O.H.M.S." Secretary. , 25 tons wire, copper, 300 lb. per mile. r".! 25 tons wire, copper, 150 lb. per mile. r·~ 100. miles wire, insula.ted and bra.ided, twin-twisted, The lnduetrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act, 1908. v·- 1/20. N otice of Proposed Oancel/,ation of Regietry. ~ Tenders must be a.ddressed to the Cha.irma.n, Public Service Stores Tender Boa.rd, Wellington. Delivery of the matmial Depa.rtment of Labour, is to be ma.de as shown in the Conditions of Tender, a.nd the Wellington, 29th July, 1914. successful tenderer must give the seourity required by the OTICE is hereby given that, pursua.nt to a.n a.pplication Conditions for the due performance of the contra.ct. Pa.r N in tha.t beha.lf ma.de to me by the Ta.ra.na.ki Painters' ticulars• and conditions of tendering' a.nd speoifica.tions may a.nd Deoora.tors' Industrial Union of Workers, registered be obta.ined a.t the offic0 of the Controller of Stores, Post a.nd number 793, situated a.t New Plymouth, a.nd in exercise of Telegra.ph Department, Wellington; the District Storekeeper, the powers in this behalf conferred upon me by section 21 Post a.nd Telegraph Depa.rtment, Christchurch ; or the Tele of the Industrial Concilia.tion and Arbitration Act, 1908, it is gra.ph Engineers a.t Auckland and Dunedin, where sa.mples my intention to ca.noel the registra.tion of tha.t industria.l may be seen. A deposit a.s shown by the Conditions must union after the expiration of six weeks from the date of the a.ccompany ea.ch tend·er. publica.tion of this notice in the Gazette, unless in the mean The lowest or a.ny tender will not neoessa.rily be a.coepted. time cause is shown to the contra.ry. J. MACKAY, F. W. ROWLEY, Cha.irma.n. Registra.r of Industrial Unions. RETURN of the VALUE of EXl'OBTS from the several POBTS of NEW ZEALAND during the QUABTlllB ended Slst MABOH, 19U, 1:-t --- d -" fi ~ i 0 i~ .,; ~ i '9 0 "" ~ }:4" a"" ~ t ~,; .. 0 ,; ,; .. 11=" .. " .., ~rd~ :i- &5 O0UNTRI111A. ~ :i ~ a ~ =.£ d 0 a J~ .. .,.. ":;; :a "'"0~ "'.. .; :ii ~ ~~ .. .. ~ ,; 0 0 ... ' 1;l'tl ,l fa . 0 .e, "' 0 '"" i ... al .. ~ -;. -~ 8 " i ~ ~ .. " ~ .,a:: 'il 0 e ~ C ...... ".. 0 i;:; t i- .. ,.:i .. :;; ..:..... a,; a,; a,; :,; C," § i;.. oa= -II" ~ Es .. •"' a,; z Ill E< 0 A s~ .. o·...... £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £1 £ £ £ £ £. £ £ £ £ £ £ £ United Kingdom 834,687 .. I .. 811,807 54,130 95,180 692 205,982 3,45!l,811 881,643 114,684 93,229 .. 100 969 798,257 349,355 54,667 337,150 835 ,529 7,978 8,480,145 7,756,02 3 Brili,h Posse1sio11•. I Europe- Gibraltar ...... 5,111 ...... 5,111 5,32 Malta...... Asia.- Aden ...... 1 1 .. British North Bor- ...... 1 1 t-3 neo Protectorate ~ Burma ...... 6 6 t'.rj Oeylon .. .. 8,688 ...... 436 ...... 11 13 9,148 9,01 Cyprus ...... 1 1 z Hong Kong .. 1,538 ...... 415 ...... 582 ...... 9 2,494 2,14 t'.rj India...... 30 ...... 15 .. .. 333 .. 109 487 30 Straits Settlements ...... 14 ...... 3 .. 2 19 1 ~ Weihaiwei ...... 1 1 .. Afrioa- N British East Africa ...... I ...... 4 4 t'.rj Proteotorate British West Africa ...... 1 1 .. Mauritius ...... I ...... 1 1 .. ~ Northern Rhodesia ...... 9 9 > South African 1,276 ...... 4,004 ...... I 528 .. .. 2,613 .. 86 8,457 9,26 z Union I t1 Southern Rhodesia ...... 1 1 1 Uganda Proteot...... 1 1 .. 0 Amerlci<- I British Guiana ...... ! ...... > British West ...... 5 5 .. N Indies t'.rj: Oanii.da, via East ...... 1,126 1,616 .. 716 . . .. 3,!58 .. t-3 Ooast t-3 Canad&, via West 160,111 ...... 14,951 ...... 470 62J .. 4,465 2,902 59 183,582 171,61: t'.rj Coast Falkland Islands ...... , .. .. 1 1 Newfoundland ...... I ...... Pacmo Islands- .. Austrir.J.ia. 120,926 29, 783 .. 1,876 778 1,388 .. 1,668 94,669 5,137 13,348, 4,382 8,127 126,100 7,555 88,312 163 40 108,828 22,319 2,964 587,848 727,52• British Solomon 683 ...... 1 ...... 1 685 3, Islands Protect. ! Fanning Island .• 1,055 ...... ••...... 1,055 18: Fiji .. .. 12,580 ...... 52 ...... 185 .. .. 24 .. 60 .. 738 .. .. 1,226 12 Bl 14,958 22,72• Lord Howe Island ...... i ...... Ma.Iden Island ...... 5 5 .. 10 . 4: Minor British 46 ...... I ...... 46 .. Pacific Islands t-o Norfolk Island .. 181 ...... I ...... B 139 11 <:e. Papua. •. 17 .. .. 5 3 ~ ...... 1 26 3- --1 RETURN of ~he VALUE of EXPORTS from the severe.I POBTB of NEW ZEALAND during the QUABTEB endEd 31st MABCH, 1914-continued. t-6 ~ -" i 'tj,.; 0:, ~ i 1'i ci 0 o:12l 00 .; 0 "' 1'i " ~ =11:i 0 .. or::i P. -a "ci= ,i 0 = ,:i ~.E .; 10 c,O t: 0 .!::'d.Q d ci m COUN'l'RIRS, "' to I = be .,; 0 " ;a P< "" .! ~; ".. .. "0 ;j I = ~ ci a ~ .. !;l f ;; :;;; .. "~ za 5 .. ~ 0 >, ~GS~""" J Po ii! >, "'" " " ... m <:"' >, ·;:: t-g ea. ·;a :; ~ ;; ·s. ·;;;il< ;; .§" a " ~ " ~ " .." ~ >-< .. " ~GS ~ ~~s.-1 E<".. ~ .. " " c:, -" E< il< o• .... <"- ___ I____ l: ~ 0:, ~ 2970 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 Gooemmsnt Meteorofogical Ob1er1111t0f'!/, OLIMATOLOGlOAL TABLE. MBANS AND TOTALS ll'BOII THIii CBIBF STATIONS. M ETEOBOLOGICAL Observations, Wellington, for May, 1914. the Month of Ma.y, 1914. Observations ta.ken ------~-., 9a.m. ExtremeB, .,..: ... ~ .;--= ... -; ~ Altitude of Observatory, 8 ft, la...... "'O ::a- .. 8UIIIIABY FOR THE MONTH OF MAY, 1914. Anticyclones were in existence over the Dominion between the 4th, and 7th, and 23rd, and 28th, and during these two periods fair weather was experienced in most parts of the country, with clear frosty nights in the South and in the inland districts of the North Island. The weather for the rest of the month was unsettled owing to various disturbances which passed over or in the close proximity to the Dominion. On the let a rapidly moving depression passed in the South and the winds changed to southerly, increasing to ga.le force at widely separated places. Ngarnawahia, in the Waikato, reported an exceptionally severe south-west gale which did considerable damage to property. On the 8th the centre of a small disturbance passed in the vicinity of Cook Strait, and this was followed by a depression which prevailed in the Nort.h between the Sib a.nd 13th. This latter disturbance and also an extensive cyclone which was centred off East Cape between the 16th a.nd 22nd accounted for heavy re.ins in the Ee.st Coe.st districts of the North Island, and cold south-easterly weather genera.lly. On the 17th, 18th, e.nd 19th, owing to the continuous heavy rams, floods occurred in many of the Gisborne a.nd Hawke's Be.y rivers. At Patunamu, Wairoa, the extraordinary fall of 13·05 inches fell on the 17th, and for the four days 16th to the 19th 29·611 inches were measured, while the total for the month was 38·31 inches. Although this disturbance had not decreased in intensity on the 20th, the presence of another low-pressure area to the southward of New Zea.land had e. nentra.lizing effect, and a brief improvement in con ditions was experienced, but this was followed by boisterous unsettled weather again on the night of the 20th. From the 29th to the close of the month squa.lly weather ruJed, with the development of an extensive westerly low-pressure area. About this date some heavy rains occured in the northern districts ; on the 29th Kaitaie. reported 5·30 inches, W ekaweke. 4·88 inches, and at Ruatoki 2 inches fell in one hour on the 30th. The aggregate total rainfall for the month was below the average in the West Coast and in the extreme south of the South Island, and also in the central portion of the North Island, but elsewhere it was in excess of the average. D. C. BATES, Director. JULY 30.j TRE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2971 NEW ZEALAND RAINFALL FOR MAY, 1914. [No•rE.-Late returns for stations appear at end of table.] Sta.lion. Observer. I; Tot&!J:'ointe F1¥l, IDaye _w,tb. I Maximum Fall. e.nd j (100 to Inch). R&m. De.11e. ------~------~- NORTH ISLAND. (A,)· NoRTB·EABT AePEOT-NORTB CAPE To E•sT Can. Mangonni .··1 Nevill Ray .. 311 18 112 on 29th Pakare.k&, Ohaeawai . . P. Atkinson .. :{78 11 180 on 29th Waimatenui .. J. H. Orr .. 964 22 445 on 29th Tahunakur&, Bay of Islands J. Bagnall 371 11 186 on 29th Puhipuhi Plantation, Wh&kapar&, Whang.. rei R. Anderson 300 14 75 on 2lsl Aponga G. Alban King 554 26 212 on 29,h Ru&t&ng&ta W. A. Hutchings 463 17 175 on 30th Kiripe.ka F. Handyside Whangarei L. Hanlon 423 16 170 on 29th Whangarei Heads F. McKenzie .. .. I 437 14 154 on 29th Leigh Jno. M. Murray •• ! 521 19 134 on 29th Mount Eden, Ancklan C. Cooper 605 19 144 on 29th Kaukapakapa, Auckland .. F. R. Koller •• 548 21 147 on 2Hth Cuvier Isle.nd Lightkeeper .. :: I 657 15 238 on 17th Rocky Bay, Waiheke N. Watson 340 15 72 on 29th Tairu& G. Cory Wright 646 13 132 on 29th 1'urna, Thames R. W. Bagnall ::.. i 355 14 62 on 9th The Domain, Paero& Eric Russell .. 432 18 70 on 8th Karaka H. E. Glasson 463 19 126 on 29th Wb&karewo.rewa, Rotorna H. A. Goudie .. 337 14 81 on 16th We.imangu R.H. Ingle Waiotapu J. Mason 333 15 79 on 16th Rn&toki C. Mahoney .. 733 14 200 on 30th Opotiki Postmaster 624 12 170 on 30th Maraehako, Opotiki 0. S. Fairweather 498 15 145 on 10th Ngape.rabi, Opotiki S. Hutchison .• 1041 15 216 on 7th T&ngih&nge., 'l'e Araron G. W. Heald .. 1995 19 625 on 17th Raukokore, Thames William Allison 498 8 181 on 10th Te Ke.ha Duncan Cameron 455 148 on 10th Pakira Station, Cape Rune.way S. C. Deacon .. 1463 7 563 on 17th (B.) NoRTB-WKRT AsPKOT-CAPE Maau. VAN DIEMEN ro CAPB EGMONT, Ra.ngitihi C. W. B. Michie Kaita.ia J. H. Bedggood 823 15 530 on 29th Wek&weka E. J. Hawkings 1341 25 488 on 29th Rangiahue., Hokianga Ha.rhonr W. R. Coxhead 527 22 235 on 29th Kohukohu A. C. Yarborough 638 15 390 on 29th Wa.i-o-te-Kunurau Station, Wa.imatenui Mrs. Daisy Schepens 742 440 on 29th Ma.ta.kohe, Ke.ipar& Francis Walker 432 13 189 on 29th Terawhati, Pa.kotai G. F. Wright .• 1391 24 451 on 29th Helensville A. J. Hill 446 16 173 on 29sh Onehung& C. A. Senior .. 382 19 72 on 9th Wainkn, Auckland D. Makgill 460 19 106 on 29th Onewhero H. W. Parsons 451 17 85 on 29th Kawhi& J. K. Newton .• 320 18 79 on let Tur&nga.omo&n&, Matam&te. Wm. A. Kirkness 319 14 52 on 29th Tanpo Rev. H. J. Fletcher 230 9 32 on 10th Tah&rue. Station, East Tanpo J. D. Macfarlane 600 16 121 on 10th Otewa, Waitomo County •. Ferguson Bros. 393 1S 70 OD 8th Waitomo Caves C. Johns1on .. 636 9 136 on 1st Te Kuiti T. E. Foy 529 15 145 on 31st Me.ngakohi, Piopio C. B. Hobson •. 502 16 86 on 15th Rua.kura. State Fe.rm C. Cussen Hamilton, Waikato Dr. H. Douglas State Farm, Waereng"' J. F. Shepherd 369 12 100 on 30th Glen Murrav R. A. Arn&boldi 373 20 91 on 29th Nga.rnawa.hia. W. P. Mead 534 18 94 OD 29th Wa.ikeri&, Kihikihi Rev. J. L. A. Kayll 397 15 98 on 71h Puta.rurn W.W. King .. 335 15 68 on 29th Wa.iatu&, Raurimu H. 0. Wedde •• 630 17 86 on 16th Mang&ot&ki (550 ft.) Mrs. M. L. Symonds 868 10 196 on 15th Paek&h&, Paem&ko N. A. Robison 651 15 148 on 15th Pa.p&rahi&, Awakino J. E. C. Harrison Okoke Darke 846 19 138 on 7th Purangi J. Field 897 15 224 on 15th Ngatima.ru, Ta.rat& R. Drummond 996 15 325 on 15th Riversdale, Inglewood (817 ft.) Miss N. Trimble 1084 20 277 on 7th Inglewood Leslie H. Whetter 88{ 12 312 on 8th Upper Mangorei (1,000 ft.) Mrs. J. Brown 1456 22 467 OD 7th (0.) SouTB-WKHT ASPECT-CAPE EGMONT TO CAPE P.6.LLISBR . Mount Egmont .. : G. W. Albertson 3714 24 730 on 8th .. I 21 300 on 16th Opnn&ke .• , A. H. Moore •• .. ' 703 Riverlea, Kaponga. .. IM. F. Voull&ire 843 18 225 on 16th Eltham • • j L. N. Fairhall SUI 19 148 on 7th Omoa.n& .. · Jno. Cooker, jun. 886 25 155 on 15th Stratford (1,020 ft.) .. , T. H. Penn I !183 20 171 on 15th Ohawe, Rawer& ••. Jas. Livingston .• i 562 18 213 on 17th Patea .. i H. E; Adams •• 655 16 255 on 16th Oru&matua, Moe.whango •• . • R. M. Williamson 815 19 144 on 16th ----~------ 2972 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 New Zealand Rainfall for May, 1914-oontinned. Total Fall, Days with [_ Station. Observer. ' I I Maximum Fall. and i(100~~!1:~b ), Rain. ' Date, ------NORTH ISLAND-continued. (C.) SouTH-WEST AsPECT- CAPE EoMONT TO CAPE PALLISER-continued. Tanmatatahi, Upper Waitotara J. D. T. Smith 841 23 96 on 10th Whangamomona R. Fawkner 1180 15 239 on 15th Taumarunui J. Thorne 508 15 130 on 17th Mokaniti W. F. Kirk .. Okahukura A. Baker 548 12 100 on 16th Manunni W. C. Wilson .. 367 9 84 un 2nd Ranrimn (1,920 ft.) L. Dnxfield Ohakune Mrs. W. Seth-Smith 730 23 113 on 16th Raetihi J.C. Macfarlane 956 21 196 on 31st Horopito W. T. Susana .. 1089 23 166 on 15th Waionru A. Peters 740 20 118 on 16th Manga.pora.u H. Williams .. 743 19 155 on 17th Newtonlees, Kaitoke, Wanganni R. Morgan Parikino, Wanganui River H. McNeish Walker 406 14 98 on 14th Maryhank, Wanganui R. Hughes 372 17 90 on 17th Belmont, Tayforth, Wanganui H. A. Lambert 410 16 112 on 16th Wanganni M. C. Corliss .. 346 15 59 on 15th Rnanni Charles Forde 634 21 78 on 3rd Dalvey, Tnrakina H. Y. Letbbridge 397 16 76 on 8th Erewhon Station, Moawhango M. McRae 736 18 112 on 17th Hnnterville S. A. R. Mair 552 21 71 on 1st Awakilta, Hnnterville (1,451 ft.) P.R. Earle .. 552 18 91 on 16th Waitnna Wes!, Feilding .. J. Gnylee 492 21 53 on l st and 7th Thoresby, Marton W. J. Birch 513 15 85 on 15th Halcombe L. A. MacDonald Waitatapia, Bull's K. W. Dalrymple Glen Orona Miss K. J. Sanson 267 9 117 on 15th Foxton H. Hawke 231 8 70 on 15th Makino, Feilding F. T. Lethbridge 412 19 82 on 15th Feilding William Walpole 370 17 80 on 15th Komako J. T. Shore .. 1426 20 267 on 18th Fitzherbert West, 1'almerston North C. J. Monro 438 14 101 on 15th "Aylsebury," Shannon .. E. H. Lambert 550 17 74 on 21st Otaki W. Burns-Smith 348 18 127 on 15th '' Tiroroa," Hautere Cross G M. Lethbridge 497 15 201 on 16th Kapiti Island J. L. Bennett 398 19 87 on 15th Waikanae S. Duncan 458 17 89 on 15th Pahantanni J. Pearce 934 19 205 on 21st Khandallah R. S. Ronnthwaite 771 19 114 on 1st Opau, North Makara W. H. Wallace 811 20 98 on 7th (D.) SonTH-EAST ASPECT-EAST CAPB To CAPK PALLISBR, Waitakaro John B. Lee .. 1443 17 574 on 18th Pakihiroa W. Oakden 1421 11 408 on 17th Tolaga Bay W. E. Holder 1349 17 356 on 19th Kaharoa, Waimata Valley F. M. Twisleton 2007 18 830 on 17th Motu G. C. Tarr 1709 20 316 on 18th Koranga Valley W. B. Harding 1459 21 535 on 17th Waihan, Gisborrn; J. Loisel 1300 18 280 on 18th and 20th Eastwoodhill, Gisborne W. Douglas Cook 1343 18 430 on 17th Otoko E. Hooper 1075 17 275 on 17th We.itahoate., Whate.tntn E. V. Palmer •. 1943 17 748on 17th Te Kare.ka J. G. Appleton 1545 15 594 on 17th Ormond J. F. Wachsmann 1788 16 608 on 17th Patntahi, Gisborne J.C. Woodward 1076 13 300 on 17th Stre.thble.ne, Hangaroa J.B. Graham }806 I l9 486 on 2nd Te.bore., Gisborne Vernon Mitford 1308 ,· 22 260 on 19th Tioiroto, Gisborne J. C. McGregor Incomplete Morere Postmaster 1922 I 22 360 on 19th Me.ngaone Valley, Tangitne F. H. Sylvester 3309 . 23 553 on 17th Spring Hill, Mohake. C. J. We.rd 2698 14 833 on 16th Portland Island Lil!htkeeper •• 793 21 235 on 17th Patane.mu, We.iroa J.B. Gould .• 383 l 18 1305 on 17th Tarawera R. Cropp 1287 23 267 c,n 18th Tntira Lake H. Guthrie-Smith 2033 14 560 on 17th Eskdale, Hedgeley Thomas Clark 1243 16 330 on 16th Riverbank, Rissington, Ne.pier J. Moore 1484 13 394 on 16th Napier 1 L. Azzopardi •• Wahine, Sherenden, Hastings i Joseph Mollier 835 14 230 on 10th Mokopeka, He.stings John Chambers 1322 lo 329 on llth Frimley, Hastings J, N. Williams 818 23 310 on 11th Whanawhana, Hastings .. G. R. Beamish 541 14 165 on 10th Maraekakaho, He.stings A. Lockie 662 13 242 on 10th Te Roto, Ponkawa A. M. Smith •• 862 14 280 on 10th Pnkehon, Te Ante S. B. Lndbrook 978 17 332 on 10th Gwavas, Tikokino H. Irwin 1311 16 512 on 10th Aramoana. Waipawa J. G. Speedy .. 1029 18 195 on 11th Raogitapn; Waipaw1> G. C. Williams 1657 18 331 on 10th Mount Vernon, We.ipawa : ,J, W. Harding 905 21 290 on 10th Norsewood I Jo Nltl.O Zealand Rainfall for May, 1914-oominued. Station. Observer. To,a! Fall, IDaye with I Ma.zimo.m Fa.JI, and I11ol't~~!~h). Rain. Date. -~------'------ NORTH ISLAND-continued. (D. SouTH·EAST ASPECT-EAST CAPE TO CAPE PALLISER-continued. Makaretu C. Lewis 884 14 265 on 11th Oruawharo, Takapa.n J. W. Leithead 974 lli 24'3 on 18th Ormondville W. Davidson Dannevirke G. Harvey Umutaoroa (top end) T. H. L. Hitchings 1281 22 236 on 10th Pora.ngahau Rev. F. E. Telling-Simoox 1284 19 343 on 11th Pourerere Robert Peel 1056 21 220 on 10th Woodbank, Wimbledon W. H. Speedy •• 1187 19 300 on 10th Pine Grove, Dannevirke .• Dr. J. E. Riddell 1566 lli 461 on 10th Mangatainoka Edwin Ashby •• 590 19 93 on 15th Pahiatua i W. Tosswill •. 575 18 113 on 16th Makuri, Pahia.tua. I H.F. Coom 1203 21 156 on 16th Eastry, Tane j F. White •• 714 20 95 on 11th Tawa.taia, Eketahuna j T. H. Groves •• 735 20 76 on 16th Eketahuna Railway-station 660 19 80 on 2nd Ce.stlepoin, ! A. B. Nicholls 856 17 145 on 11th Annedale, Te Nui ' H. A. Nevins .. 1178 20 241 on 10th Ditton, Malterton S. Mawley 926 20 144 on 21st Bnsh Grove, Masterton •• ! N. W. Groves 685 19 116 on 21st Eringa, Masterton Peroy H. Natha.n 990 20 169 on 16th Hikurangi College, Clareville F. S. Ramson •• 655 12 125 on 19th Waihakeke, Carterton A. Peters 536 19 77 on 16th Martin borough J. K. Edie 614 23 95 on 10th Fea.therston D. MaoDona.ld 751 22 92 on 16th Summit W. Holla.nd .• 3651 26 448 on 21st Wa.iwetu H. M. Ha.ywa.rd 993 21 145 'ln 2l•t Wainuiomata Reservoir H. D. Drummond 1962 22 285 on 21st Silverstrea.m J. Gibson Stott 1090 21 207 on 21st Stokes Va.Hey Miss May Delaney Lower Hutt , Dr. C. M. Heotor 892 20 18S on 21st Western Hutt , • Miss H. M. Heaton 1375 19 197 on 21st Karori Reservoir •• 1 E. K. Robinson 978 19 135 on 7th SOUTH ISLAND. (E.) NORTH A"PEOT-CAPE FAREWEIJ, TO K.uKOUBA, Parapa.ra J. Be.ssett 1029 12 236 on 7th Motueka. G. S. Hnffam •• 543 10 147 on 29th Murchison Wm. J, Stone •• 517 10 91 on 30th Sta.nley Brook, Nelson A. W- Fugle •• 377 11 120 on 30th Aporo, Nelson F. E. Nottage 418 10 130 on 29th "Harakeke," Central Montera 0. Eveniss 425 10 118 on 80th Waterworks, Nelson J.E. Stone Nelson North N. A. MoLa.ren Upper Sherry River F. Paige 383 8 94 on 29th Highfield, Koha.tu W. F. Pitt 292 11 98 on 29&h Tophouse F. B. Rush 406 9 85 on 29Gh Hope, Nelson Henry D. Paton 339 8 136 on 29th Port Ha.rdy, French Pass S. W. Wiggins 882 13 84 on 15th Stephen Island Lightkeeper .. 489 9 149 on 16th The Brothers 333 17 123 on 7th Ca.pa Campbell 172 10 53 on 8th Picton E. Hazelwood 313 9 75 on 29th Ma.naroa, Pelorus Sound .. Mrs. M. C. Masefield 705 9 147 on 17th Yncyca., Pelorns Sound Alex. W. Nisbet 990 10 296 on 15Gh Ugbrooke, Blenheim H. D. Vavasour Robin Hood Bay E. M. Sta.oe 515 14 120 on 29th Seddon G. Horn "Chanoet" Ward Miss Doris Thomson 299 13 71 on 6th uynton Downs, Ka.ikoura T. Ha.rrison .. Time.re. Station, Renwioktown R. F. Goulter 323 5 153 on 8th Kaituna., Ma.rlborough Arthur Gibson 387 10 157 on 7th Spring Creek, Blenheim •. .. T. C. Priohard 294 7 138 on 7th Avondale Station, Blenheim J. Tesohema.ker-Shute ua.ngridge Station, Upper Awatere .• G. R. R1tohie (F.) WEST ASPECT-CAPE FAREWELL TO PuYSBOUB POINT, l:!'a.rewell Spit uightkeeper •• 532 7 150 on 7th Pa.ka.wau T. C. V. Field Ka.ramea., Westport E. J. Gilmer •• 711 12 158 on 29th Millerton Dr. Sincla.ir 750 12 132 on 29th Westport M. Furneaux •• 550 13 100 on 15th Warwick Junction E. Norris 546 12 165 on 31st Reefton (643 ft.) J. F. McPa.dden 621 HI 104 on 30th and Slit Moan& W. P. Payne 616 12 152 on 31st Greymouth W. McPherson 495 11 110 on 16Gh Otira. A. MoSherry •• 1558 11 490 on 31st Otira (1,255 ft.) R. Macdonald 1508 12 460 on 31st Ross, Westland W. Winchester 732 15 106 on 29th Okura J. Cutta.nce 1514 14 368 on 14th Poysegur Point Lightkeeper .. 1 2974 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 New Zealand Rai·nfa!l /Of' May, 19H-oontinued, ------ 1 Ob&erver. -,, Tota! Fall, 1 Day• with 'I Ma:,:imum Fall, and (lol'~~!~hl, R&ln, Date, SOUTH ISLAND-continued. (G.) EABT ASPBOT-K.lIKOURA TO CAPE SAUNDERS. Hanmer Springe Nnreery W. A. Morrison •• i 496 14 82 on 16th Highfield, Amuri F. S. Northcote .. I 454 14 100 on 15th Keinton Combe, Waiau, Amnri Colonel R. A. Chaffey .. ' 451 8 145 on 15th Waiau J. R. Crooker .. 551 14 130 on 15th Mackenzie, Cheviot A. 0. Bellwood 547 17 133 on 15th Waikari C. Bla.ke Stoke Grange, Springbank C. Rance 357 13 66 on 15th Oxford East R. H. Ga.insford 350 13 79 on 15th Amberley F. G. Lewton 385 16 117 on 15th Singletree, Alford Forest •. A. J. Grigg .. 403 9 126 on 15th Mount Somera Rev. P.H. Pritchett 276 10 67 on 15th Bealey W. Pa.ine 527 Bealey Fla.t H. M. Sinclair ' 1251 12 .. ' 320 on 31st Rhodes Convalescent Home, Cashmere Hille The Matron (Miss R. M.' 489 16 120 on 1st Hayward Ngapua, Oa.•hmere Hills •• W. Guise Britt&n 408 14 105 on 2nd New Brighton Rev. H. H. Mathias 311 12 70 on 20th Otahuna, Ta.i Tapn Hon. R. H. Rhodes 442 13 90 on 1st Hororata. Alex. M&theson 521 11 124 on 21st Little Akaloa H. Coombs Newton Akaroa C. W. Thomas 401 11 150 on 1st Mount Torleaae, Springfield P. H. Johnson '1.53 10 115 on 21st Methven S. Smith Rndetone, Methven James Carr .. 430 12 148 on 15th Kiaeelton, La.ke Coleridge W.R. Pope .. 235 12 i 68 on 31st Lake Coleridge Homestead J. Murchison •• 225 8 ' 63 on 15th Glena.riffe, Double Hill Mrs. W, G. Ge.llagher 324 12 ' 100 on 31st Kyle J. Lambie 387 8 82 on 22nd Winohmore, Aahbnrton A. Cortis 293 6 79 on 15th Porateko, Ma.y field Miss Gladys Wood 218 11 67 on 15th Ashbnrton J. Readhead .. 346 12 109 on 22nd Fairview, SpringburD Wm. T. Smith 293 8 88 OD 15th Evandale, Mount Somers Capt. W, A. Morgan 248 10 50 on 17th Lynnford, Hinds J. W. Dell 257 18 ' 76 on 21st Coniston, Ashbnr ton Ca.pt. W. A. Morga.n 336 10 ! 105 on 22nd Mount Peel, Rangitata Mrs. Geo. Dickson 277 69 on 1st Peel Forest W. E. Barker 207 9 47 on 20th and 31st Hnntsham, Peel Forest C. A. Dunn •• 198 10 50 on 15th and 31st Ka.pnna.tiki, Ra.ngitata L, J, Grant .. 218 9 66 on 21st The Heights, Geraldine W. M. Moore .. 210 20 67 on 20th Orari Gorge A. J. Blakiston 270 14 58 OD 20th Orari Estate, Orari G, A. Ma.odona.ld 173 11 50 OD 20th Ba.lmora.l L. M. Sa.ms •• 310 6 112 on 6th Braemar G. Mnrra.y 449 12 126 on 31st Lambrook, Fairlie F. R. Gillingham 147 9 85 on 81st Mary Burn Station, MaokeDzie Country Mrs. A. C. Bowe 220 11 71 on 31st Godley Pea.ks, Te Kapo, Maokenzie Country Alex. McRae 307 9 50 on 15th a.nd 31st Bhoborough Downs, La.ke Pnka.ki, Mackenzie P. MaoRa.e 194 9 70 on 7th Country Athlone, Albury Ora.ham G. Ha.yton 166 11 56 on 31st Waratah, Albury N. Spence 215 10 64 on 31st Kakahu Bush, Geraldine Miss A. Thomson 110 10 30 on 20th Pleasant Point J. Bishop 92 8 25 OD 31st Te Pah Farm, Seadown •• G. L. Twentyman 148 10 26 on 21st Timarn Reservoir J. Courtney •. 133 9 26 on 20th Hermitage, Mount Cook (2,510 ft.) 0. R. Cook Benmore Station, Oma.ram& J. Sutherland 212 13 75 on 7th Otekaike G. Benstea.d •• Otiake Geo. D. Grant 101 8 13 on 7th Barton's Siding T. Pryor 104 7 88 on 1st Livingstone T. Charters •. 275 6 125 on 8th Arnmore, Windsor P. S. Shand .. 123 7 43 on 7th Totara Station, near Oamaru J. Macpherson 148 9 50 on 7th Oamaru Ivan Patterson •• 1B5 8 40 OD 7th Trotter's Creek, Hillgrove W. S. D. Trotter 232 13 79 on 7th Kauroo Hill, Ma.heno A. Robertson .. 118 11 46 on 7th Balruddery, Kauroo Hill, Maheno J. F. Mitchell .• 105 12 45 on 7th Bushey Pa.rk, Palmerston South Mrs. Roderick McKenzie . , 178 11 60 on 7th Opoho, Dunedin (S8Sft.) J. W. Panlin.. .. 226 14 50 on 21st Fish-hatchery, Portobello T. Anderton .. . . 1 199 12 67 on 21st Whare Flat R. MoMeeking •• (H.) SoUTB AsPBCT-CAPB SAUNDBBB TO PuYBEGUR PorNT. Paerau Charles Cattanach I 295 11 97 on 29th Great Moss Swa.mp, via Patearoa Elizabeth Henderson : : 144 10 27 on 30th Eweburn Nursery, Ranfurly A. W. Roberts 230 12 90 on 7th Na.seby J. Reed 316 13 74 OD 8th Kokonga John R. Peterson Gladbrook Station, Middlemarch A. McKinnon 141 14 33 OD 21st Duntroon Ju.mes E. Ta.llentire 101 9 37 OD 7th Mount Pisa Sta.tion, Cromwell W. A. Sca.ife • . 280 7 112 on 7th Luggate, Cromwell Da.vid Grierson 346 12 108 on 7th Manorborn Da.m James A. Begg 147 9 57 on 7th Queenstown J. A. Algie 324 8 100 on 31st Moa Creek W. D. Millar.. 157 5 75 on 7th (}alloway, Alexandra South A. Gunn l25 8 41 on 8th .luLY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2975 New Zealand, Rainfall for May, 191'-continued. Ste.tion. Observer. Tote.\ Fe.I), I' Days with I Maximum Fe.II, e.nd I(lOOpt~'¾!."oh). Rain. Da,e. SOUTH ISLAND-continued. (H.) SouTH AsPECT-CAPE SAUNDERS TO PUYsEGUB POINT-continued. St. Bathan's R. W. Noa.ke .. 338 10 115 on 8th Clyde J. 8. Dickie 106 ,l 37 on 4th Roxburgh Dr. J, R. Gilmour 198 9 80 on 21st Balolutha H. W. Kiernan 192 11 64 on 21st Owaka W. Alla.n 235 10 41 on 21st Tapanui Nursery R. G. Robinson 283 13 100 on 21st Waikawa Valley J. H. Buckingham 332 15 53 on 3rd Wharua.rimu A.H. Skey .. 422 22 90 on 21st Uplands, Waima.haka Miss E. Middleton 346 11 71 on 12th Roslin Estate, Woodlands J. D. Trotter •. 349 16 52 on 3rd Hamilton Burn, Mossburn W. Menlove Dip,on Miss H. E. MacLaohlan .. , 319 11 i 74 on 21st Bluff E. A. Nichol • . . 351 21 I 92 on 31st Nightcaps James Ritchie Bannock, Orawia Wm. Lambie .. 319 5 . 120 on 1st Riverton J.M. Geary .. 404 10 80 on 3rd Manapouri R. Murrell 411 11 ! 89 on 21st (I.) ISLANDS. Centre Island Lightkeeper 299 18 60 on 31st Stewart Island W. Traill 566 19 104 on 3rd Port Pegasus J.M. Ea.die .. 570 19 98 on 3rd Niueleland H. Cornwall .. 172 6 53 on 16th Avarua, Rarotonga, Cook Islands H. M. Connal 204 14 39 on 3rd Aitute.ki Isle.nd, Cook Islands Thos. Dunca.n 72 2 30 on 27th Mangaie., Cook !~lands P. Ca.meron 210 10 81 on 5th Cbathe.m Isle.nds F. A. D. Cox .. 888 27 116 on 2nd LATE RETURNS. Waihau, Tolaga Bay, April, 1914 •• . . F. H. Loisel .. 380 11 158 on 27th Awarua., Ra.rotonga, Cook Islands, March, 1914 623 25 , 253 on 31st April, 1914 .. 443 23 119 on 28th CROWN LANDS NOTICES. Lands in Auckland Land District forfeited. Depe.rtment of Lands and Survey, Wellington, 22nd July, 1914. OTICE is hereby given that the lea.sea and licenses of the undermentioned lands having been forfeited by resolution N of the Auckland Land Boe.rd, the so.id lands have thereby reverted to fihe Crown under the provisions of the La.nd Act, 1908. SCHEDULE. AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT. Lease or Tenure. License No. Section. I Block. District. Lessee or Licensee. Reason for Forfei,ure. ------~------O.R.P. 3110 310, 313 Parish Waiota.hi E. F. Stre.ker Selector's request. 4070 31, 32 • Te Arai P.E. Smith .. . Non-fulfilment of conditions. 4361 6 XIII Tutamoe .. E. M. We.rren . 4518 395 Pa.rish We.ipu F. Percy •• i Selector's request. 4522 9 • Wha.ka.pe.ku F. P. Shodroske 4785 2 XVI Wa.iawa .. H.H.Fe.ra.m 4796 3 R. W. McRa.e R.L. 976 23 I Oha~iti S~ttlementi M. Fe.bian .. 1058 27 D. H. Thorpe H. D. BELL, For Minister of Le.nds. Lands in Wellington Land District forfeited, Depe.rtment of Le.nds and Survey, Wellington, 22nd July, 1914. OTICE is hereby given thafi the licenses and lee.sea of the undermentioned lands having been forfeited by resolution N of the Wellington Land Boe.rd, the as.id lands have thereby reverted to the Crown under the provisions of the La.nd Act, 1908. SCHEDULE. WELLINGTON LAND DISTRICT. Tenure. Formerly held by L.S.R.L. 86 28 & 30 IV I He.wfirey Settlement .. Theodore Woodwe.rd No improvements a.nd not residing. O.R.P. 1150 24 • , Mange.hao .• . . T. T. Fe.wekner Not signing lease. T.R.L •.. 45 6 II I Re.nge.t&118, Township •• I A. J. Musgrove Non-residence. ... R.H. Smith O.R.P. :: 1015 5 XI ; Whirinaki No improvements . I 1016 6 .. i H. Cressy H. D. BELL, For Minister of Lands. ------~------· ·------ 2976 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 Reserve in Canterbury Land District for Lease by Public Lots I to 4 front Fenton Street, Lots ,, to 7 front l•cruera Auction. Stroot, and Lots 8 to IO front Amohau Stroot. All arc level and dry, and are situated 300 yards from Rotorua Railway District Lands and Survoy Offico, station, 400 yards from Rotorua Post-office, and about 100 Christchurch, 28th ,Julv, I !J 14. yards from a·overnmont grounds, baths, &c. OTICl~ is hereby given that the undermention'ctl roscrvc N will be offered for lease by public auction for a term Terms and Conditions of Lease. of seven years at this office on Wednesday, !fith September, l. Term of lease: Twenty-one years, with perpetual right 1914, under the provisions of the Public Reserves and Do of renewal for the same term at a rent to be determined bv mains Act, 1908. revaluation in accordance with tho provisions of tho Fir.:t Schedule of tho Public Bodios' Leases Act, 1908. SUHEDULK 2. Rents payable half-yoarly, in advance, to tho Rccoivor of Land Rovenuo, Auckland; tho first half-yearly payment, CANTERBURY LAND DrnTRTCT.-WAIMAT:F. Cou:rs-TY. W AJTAKI SURVEY DISTRICT. with lease foe (£1 ls.), to be made on the fall of tho hammer. :3. Sections to be improved within one year from the date SECTION 3488, Block IX : Area, 269 acres 3 roods 29 perches ; of the lease to tho value of at least ten times the annual upset annual rental, £67 10s. rental. 4. No lease to be assigned, underlet, or the possession Terms and Conditions of Lease. thereof parted with oxcept with tho consent of the Land 1. The purchaser of the lease shall, immediately upon the Board. fall of the hammer, deposit a half-year's rent, £1 J s. lease 5. All ra.to,3, taxos, charges, and assessments whatsoever to fee, and the amount of bonus bid. bo paid by the lessee. 2. The lease shall be for the term stated, without right of Ii. Tho lessee shall throughout the torm of tho lease keep renewal, and shall be subject to resumption by tw<>lve months' and maintain in good ordor, condition, and repair, to the notice in the event of the land being required by the Crown. satisfaction of th,. Resident Officei, Rotorua, all buildings, 3. Tho lessee shall have no claim against tho Crown for Htrueture<.;, fixture:-i, and fences which mav he erected or compensation, either on account of any improvements that placed upon the land. ' may be placed upon the land, or on account of the aforesaid 7. Tho lessee shall not erect any building until tho plan possible resumption, or for any other cause; but he may, of tho samo has been first submittod to tho Resident Officer on the expiration or sooner determination of the lease, remove or local authority, Rotorua, for approval, and duly approvod. any fences or buildings erected by him on the land, but not 8. Tho leases shall be prepared generally in accordance otherwise. with the provisions of the Public Bodios' Leases Act, 1908. 4. The lessee shall have no right to sublet, transfer, 01· otherwise dispose of the whole or any portion of the land comprised in the lease, except with tho written consent of SECOND ScHEDcLE. the Commissioner of Crown Lands first had and obtained. Suburbs of Rot/Jrua.-Subdivision of Section 22. 5. The lessee shall destroy all rabbits on the land, and he shall prevent their increase or spread to the satisfaction of Upset the Commissioner of Crown Lands. Lot. Area. ~~!~~Upset II Lot. I Area. Annual llental. 6. The lessee shall prevent the growth and spread of gorse, -~------~ broom, and sweetbrier on the land comprised in the lease; and he shall with all reasonable despatch remove or cause A. R. P. £ s. d. A. R, l'. X ,. cl. to be removed all noxious weeds or plants as may be directed 2 0 1 0 10 0 0 !J 0 1 0 7 0 0 by the Commissioner of Crown Lands. 3 0 1 0 IO 0 0 10 0 0 31·8: 10 0 0 7. The lessee shall once a year during the said term, and at 4 0 1 0 7 0 0 ll 0 I 14·6, 10 0 0 the proper season of the year, properly cut and trim all live 5 0 I 0 7 0 0 21 0 1 0 7 0 0 fences now on the demised land, or which may be planted 6 0 1 0 7 0 0 22 0 1 0 7 0 0 thereon during the said term. 7 0 I 0 7 0 0 24 0 I 3·7: IO 0 0 8. The rent shall be payable half-yearly in advance, free 8 0 1 0 7 0 0 25 0 I 26 I 10 0 0 from all deductions whatsoever. 9. The lease shall be liable to forfeiture in case the lessee shall fail to fulfil any of the conditions of the said lease within Locality and lJescription. thirty days after the date on which the same ought to have The:-{~ lot:-.; adjoin tlH~ raeecourse, and are Hituated about been fulfilled. half a mile from the post-office, Rotorua. Two lots front Full particulars may be ascertained and plans obtained at Fenton Street, four lots have a frontage to the ,vairoa this office. Maketu Road, and the others front Ti Street. Tho lots are C. R. POLLEN, good levol building-sites, with sandy soil. Commissioner of Crown Lands. rl'erms a.nd Oanditt'.ons of Lease. I. Term of lease: Twenty-one years, with right of renewal Lands in the Town of Rotorua, Aucklflnd Land District, for for a further period of twenty-one years at a rental to be Lease by Public Auction. dotorminod by revaluation in accordance with the provisions of the First Schedule of the Public Bodies' Leases Act, I 008. District Lands and Survey Office, 2. Valuation for substantial improvements of a permanent Auckland, 28th ,July, 1914. character secured to the lessee in terms of the Public Reserves O'l'ICE is hereby given that the reserves described in and Domains Amendment Act, 1911. N the First and Second Schedules hereto will bo offered 3. Rents arc payahlo half - yearly, iri advance, to the for lease by public auction at the Assembly Hall, Rotorua, Receiver of Land Revenue, Auckland; the first half-yearly at 11 o'clock a.m. on Friday, 18th September, 1914, under payment, with lease fee (£1 ls.), and valuation for improve the provisions of the Education Reserves Act, I 908, and ments (if any), to be made on tho fall of the hammer. amendments, and the Public Reserves and Domains Act, 4. Sections to be improved within one year from the date 1908, and amendments, respectively, and the Public Bodies' of the lease to the value of at least ten times the annual Leases Act, 1908. rental. 5. No lease to be assigned, underlet, or the possession thereof parted with except with the consent of the Com SCHEDULES. missioner of Crown Lands. J<'JRST ScHEDULE.-EnucATION RESERVES. 6. All rat0s, taxes, charges, and assessmonti:; whatsoever to Rotorua County.-'l'own of Rotorua.-Block XL VI. be paid by the lessee. ------7. The lessee will throughout the term of the lease keep Upset Upset and maintain in good order, condition, and repair, to the Area. Annual Section.I 11 Sectio~. I Area. Annual satisfaction of the Resident Officer, Rotorua, all buildings, Rental. Rental. structures, fixtures, and fences which may be erected or placed upon the land. · A. R. P. £ s. d. I A. R. P. £ s. d. 8. The lessee shall not erect any building until the plan of 1 0 0 32 2i, 0 01 6 0 1 0 13 10 0 the same has been first submitted to the Resident Officer or 2 0 0 32 20 0 o, 7 0 I 0 13 IO 0 local authority, Rotorua, for approval, and duly approved. 3 0 0 32 20 0 o· 8 0 1 0 13 IO 0 Full particulars may be ascertained and plans obtained at 4 0 0 32 20 0 0 9 0 1 0 13 10 0 this office. 5 0 1 0 13 10 0 10 0 1 0 13 10 0 H. M. SKEET, Commissioner of Crown Land.8. JuLY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2977 Lar,,l in Marlborough Land District for Sale by Public Terms and 'Conditions of Lease. Auction. 1. Six months' rent at the rate offered, together with £1 ls. lease fee, must accompany each tender. l)i,trict Lands and f-lurvcy Office, 2. The leases shall be for the term stated, and shall be Blenheim, 28th July, 1!114. subject to termination by twelve months' notice in the event OTICE is hereby given that the _11nder1:1entioued laud of the land being required by the Government. ~N will bo offered for sale by puhltc auction for cash at 3. There are no restrictions or limitations as to the num this office on Wednesday, 16th Soptcmhor, 1914, under the ber of sections which one person may lease, and no declara provisions of the Land Act, 1908, and amendments. tion is required. Residence is not compulsory. No com pensation shall be claimed by the lessee, nor shall any be SCHEDULE. allowed by the Government, on account of any improve ments effected by the lessee, or on account of the aforesaid MARLBOROl'GH LAND DrSTRIOT.-MARLBOROc0H COUNTY. possible resumption, or for any other cause. \VAKAMARTNA 8URVEY DISTRICT.-FIRST-CLARR LAND, 4. The lessee sall pay all rates, taxes, and assessments 8 ~C'l'ION 39, Block X : Area, 50 acres ,l roods 24 perches; that may become due and payable. upset price. £255. 5. The rent shall be payable half-yearly in advance. Weighted with £66 l 4s., valuation for fencing, clearing, 6. The lessee shall have no right to sublet, transfer, or grassing, and planting wmows for river protection. otherwise dispose of the land comprised in the lease without Flat land ; good soil; well grassed. Section cut in two by the written consent of the Commissioner of Crown Lands. Pclorus River; partly liable to flood. 7. The land shall not be cropped nor broken up except with the written consent of the Commissioner of Crown Full particulars may he ascertain»d and plans obtained at Lands. this office. H. 0. PRICE, 8. The lessee shall prevent the growth and spread of gorse, {~ommi:-;sioner of C1own J..3,nd:-:. broom, and sweetbrier on the land comprised in the lease, and he shall with all reasonable despatch remove or canse to be removed all noxious weeds or plants as may be directed Lar,,l in Nelson Land District .for Disposal ·under the Land by the CommiS'Sioner of Crown Lands. 9. The lessees of the subdivisions of Lot 9 shall at all Act, J!H/8. times during the term of the lease keep all boundary-fences, subdivision-fences, hedges, gates, and water-troughs now Dist.rid- Land~ and Survey Offiue, erected or which may hereafter be erected on the said land, :Nelson, 28th July, 1914. or on the boundaries thereof, in good repair, order, and con OTICE is hereby givon, in pursuance of section 326 of dition, and so yield up the same on the expiration or sooner N the Land Act, l!l08, that tho undermentioned laud determination of the said lease ; and they shall properly cut will be disposed of under the provisions of the said Act on and trim at least once in every year all live hedges which or after TlJursday, ,,th November, 1914. may be growing upon the land or any of the boundaries thereof, at the proper season, so as to prevent seeding or 8CHEDULK spreading. 10. The lease will he liable to forfeiture· in case the lessee NELSON LA:c.D D1sTmc1•.-}iARUIA SURVEY Drn-rurc·1·. fails to fulfil any of the conditions of the said lease within SECTION part 12, Block VIII : Are,a, 20 acres. twenty-one days after the date on which the same ought to F. A. 'fHO}'lP8ON, have been fulfilled. Commissioner of Crown Lands. Tenders should be addressed " The Commissioner of Crown Lands, New Plymouth," and marked on the outside" Tender for Reserve." Land in Marlborough Land District for Disposal under ]foll particulars may be ascertained at this office and at the Land Laws Amandment Act, 1912. the post-office, Hawera. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. District Lands and Survey Office, G. H. BULLARD, Blenheim, 25th May, 1914. Commissioner of Crown Lands. OTICE is hereby given, in pursue.nee of section 326 of N the La.nd Act, 1908, that the undermentioned le.nd will be disposed of under section 14 of the Le.nd Laws Land in Nelson Land District for Disposal under the Land Amendment Act, 1912, on e.nd after Thursday, the 3rd Act, 1908. September, 1914. District Lands and Survey Office, Nelson, 1st May, 1914. SCHEDULE. OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 326 of MARLBOROUGH LAND D1sTRICT.-GoRE SURVEY DISTRICT. N the Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned land SEC'rION 21, Block I : Area., 85 acres. will be disposed of under the provisions of the said Act on or after Thursday, the 10th September, 1914. H. G. PRICE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. SCHEDULE. NELSON LAND DISTRICT.-HoPE SURVEY DrsTRIC1'. Re•er1Jes in Taranaki Lar,,l District for Lease by Pnblic Ter,,ler. SECTION 13, Block I : Area, 200 acres. F. A. THOMPSON, District Lands and Survey Office, Commissioner of Crown Lands. New Plymouth, 1st July, 1914. OTICE is hereby given that written tenders for leases Lands in Auokland Land District for Disposal ur,,Jer the Land, N of the undermentioned reserves will be received at this office up to 4 o'clock p.m. on Wednesday, the 5th August, Act, 1908. 1914, under the provisions of the Public Reserves and Do mains Act, 1908, and amendment. District Lands and Survey Office, Possession will be given one month from the date of accept- Auckland, 1st June, 1914. ance of tender. · O'rICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 326 of N the Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned land SCHEDULE. will be disposed of under the provisions of the said Act on or TARANAKI LAND DISTRICT.-TOWN OF HAWERA. after Thursday, the 10th day of September, 1914. Minimum ! Lot. Section. [ Area.. Term. SCHEDULE. I I Annual Rental. I --·--·-~ ------AucKLAND LAND DrsTRICT.-KARIOI SURVEY DrsTRICT. WHAINGAROA PARISH. A. R. P. £ s. d. 28, 29, 30 19 I 0 2 38 0 15 0 3 years. Section 38A : Area, 8 acres. Sub.Aof9 37 3 0 0 ,!) 0 0 Section 39A : Are,-, 10 acres 2 roods 20 perches. B 37 2 3 32·4 8 0 0 H. M. SKEET, 0The l~ts comprise flat land, all in grass. Commissioner of Crown Lands. 2978 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 Landa in W eUington Land DisfA'ict for Le,a,se by Public CROWN LA.ND. Tender. Akitic County.-Suburbs of Pongaroa. Section 15: Area, 8 acres and 12 perches; upset annual flDistriot Lands and Surveyjpffice, rent, £5; term, seven years. l!il Wellington, 21st July, 1914. Situated in Suburbs of Pongaroa. Flat and low undulat OTICE is hereby;given that written tenders for leases ing land in grass. The manuka scrub has been felled. Soil N of the undermentioned lands will be received at this poor to fair, on papa formation. office up to 4 o'clock p.m. on Wednesday, 16th September, 1914, under the provisions of the Public Reserves and Do Kaitieke County.-Suburbe of Kaitieke. mains Act, 1908, and the Land Act, 1908, and its amend Section 4 : Area, 52 acres; upset annual rent, £8; term, ments. ten years. Section 5 : Area, 72 acres ; upset annual rent, £9 ; term, ten years. SCHEDULE. Section 6 : Area, 50 acres 2 roods ; upset annual rent, £5 ; WELLINGTON LAND DISTRICT. term, ten years. Situated in Township of Kaitieke, which is about nine RESERVES. miles from Raurimu Railway - station, in the centre of a Pohangina County.-Township of Pohangina. pastoral district, the access being by a formed and partly metalled road. Section 4 is all in fern and manuka; there SEoTIONS 4, 17, Block VII: Area, 2 roods; upset annual are patches of bush and scrub on Sections 5 and 6. rental, £1 5s. ; term, seven years. Situated in Pohangina Township, the access being from Rangitikei County.-Mangaweka South Township. Ashhurst Railway-station, which is about nine miles distant Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, IO, 11, 12, Block I: Area, by metalled road. Flat land in grass, with good soil of 3 acres and 2 perches ; upset annual rent, £3 ; term, five sandy nature. years. Sections 4, 17, Block VI: Area, 2 roods; upset annual Situated in Manga.weka South Township, on main road rent, £1 5s. ; term, ten years. near railway-station. All flat sections, felled and in grass. Sections 6, 15, Block VIII : Area, 2 roods ; upset annual Levin Borough.-Township of Levin. rent, £1 5s. ; term, ten years. Situated in Pohangina Township, the access being from Sections 7, 12, Block III : Area, 2 roods; upset a1mual Ashhurst Railway-station, which is about nine miles distant rent, £1 ; term, ten years. by metalled road. Flat grassed land, with soil of good Situated on Devon Street, in Levin Township, about 30 quality, on sand and shingle formation. cha.ins from the post-office by good metalled street. Flat land in grass, with soil of good quality, on gravel formation. Kairanga County.-Township of Jiunnythorpe. Section 3, Block I : Area, l rood; upset annual rent, £1 15s. ; term, ten years. · Sections 1357, 1359: Area, l acre; upset annual rent, Sections 9, 10, Block III : Area, 2 roods; upset annual £1 4s. 6d. ; term, fourteen years. rent, £3 10s. ; term, ten years. Situated in Bunnythorpe Township, the access being from Section 3, Block IV : Area, l rood; upset annual rent, the Bunnythorpe Railway-station, which is about 12 chains £1 15s. ; term, ten years. distant by a formed dray-road to within a few chains from Section 6, J3lock XII : Area, 1 rood ; upset annual rent, north-east corner of Section 1359. All fiat land, grassed, £I 15s. ; term, ten years. and.logged up, intersected by a small stream. Soil is of an Section I, Block XIII: Area, l rood 38 perches; upset alluvial nature, on sand and shingle formation. annual rent, £4 ; term, ten years. Sections 17, 20, Block XVIII: Area, 2 roods; upset Pahiatua County.-Township of Scarborough. annual rent, £4 ; term, ten years. Section 11, Block XIII : Area, l rood ; upset annual rent, Situated in Levin Township. All level lands, in grass; with 15s.; term, fourteen years. soil of good quality, on shingle formation. The town water Situated in Scarborough Township, the access being from main passes frontages. Pahiatua Railway-station, which is about 20 chains distant TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF LEA.SE. by metalled road. Flat land in grass, with portion of frontage to Victoria Street planted with macrocarpa trees. Soil is of 1. Tenders must be accompanied by marked cheque or post-office order for six months' rent at the rate offered, a clay nature, on shingle formation. together with £1 ls. lease fee. 2. There are no restrictions or limitations as to the number Horowhenua County.-Township of Shannon. of sections which one person may lease, and no declaration Section 289 : Area, l rood; upset annual rent, £1 5s. ; is required. Residence and improvements are not compul term, ten years. sory. No compensation shall be claimed by the lessee, nor Situated on north side of Vance Street, in Shannon Town shall any be a.llowed by the Government, on account of any ship. The access is from Shannon Railway-station, which is improvements effected by the lessee, nor for any other ca.use. about 25 chains distant by metalled street. Level land in 3. The leases shall be for the term specified.· grass, with soil of good quality. 4. The rent shall be paid half-yearly in advance. 5. The lessee shall have no right to sublet, transfer, or Rangitikei County.-Torere Village Settlement. otherwise dispose of the land comprised in the lease without the written consent of the Commissioner of Crown Lands. Section 33 : Area, I acre ; upset annual rent, £2 ; term, 6. The lessee shall prevent the growth and spread of gorse, seven years. broom, and sweetbrier on the land comprised in the lease, Situated in Torere Village Settlement, about one mile from and he shall with all reasonable despatch remove or cause Utiku. The access is from Utiku or Taihape by a formed to be removed all noxious weeds or plants as may be directed metalled dray-road. Flat land, cleared and stumped; with by the Commissioner of Crown Lands. · soil of good loam, on papa formation. 7. The lease sha.ll be liable to forfeiture in case the lessee fails to fulfil any of the conditions of the said lease within Eketahuna County.-Township of Brownston. thirty days after the date on which the same ought to have Seem.on 5, Block VII : Area, 2 roods 20 perches; upset been fulfilled. annual rent, Us. ; term, seven years. Full particulars may be a.scertained and plans obtained at Situated in Brownston Township (known locally as Huka this office. nui), about 20 chains from Hukanui store and post-office. T. N. BRODRICK, Acces.s is from Hukanui Railway-station by formed dray Commissioner of Crown Lands. road. Flat and undulating land, felled and grassed. Soil is --~-·-·------~ of fair quality, rather stony, on shingle formation. · Village-homestead Allotments in Wellington Land District for Waimarino County.-Manganui Survey District. Selection on Renewable LMse. Section 35, Block XIV : Area, 23 acres ; upset annual District Lands and Survey Office, rent, £2 6s. ; term, five years. Wellington, 22nd July, 1914. Situated in the Marton No. 3 Block, at junction of Manga OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned village turuturu Stream with the Manganui-a-te-ao River, the access N homestead allotments are open for selection on renew being from Raetihi, which is about eleven miles distant. able lease under the provisions of the Land Act, 1908, and There are fiats on each side of the stream, and the bush has amendments ; and applications will· be received at this office been destroyed by fires. up to 4 o'clock p.m. on Wednesday, 23rd September, 1914. ,JuLY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 297~ ABSTRAOT o~· TERMS AND CmmITIONS OF LEASE. Part of Hillersden Settlement. Situated about twenty-five l. Six months' rent at the rate offered, together with £2 2s. miles from Blenheim. Level section, varying in quality from lease fee, which includes stamp duty and cost of registration, very good to light soil. A portion of section is occupied by must be paid on the foll of the hammer. a small lake, which has served in the past as a reservoir for 2. Immediate possession will be given. water-power used in driving flax-mill machinery. This dam 3. Term of lease, twenty-one years, with right of renewal and reservoir will no longer be required, and tho area of lake for further similar terms, at rentals based on fresh valuations, can ho reduced considerably by breaking away dam. under the provisions of the Public Bodies' Leases Act, 1908. 4. Rent payable half-yearly, in advance, on 1st days of SECOND-CLASS LAND. January and July in each year, subject to penalty at the Kailcoura Connty.-Greenburn Survey D-istrirt.-Lynton rate of 10 per centum per annum for any period during Downs Settlement. which it remains in arrear. Section 8, Block I : Area, 156 acres ; rent per acre per 5. Lessee to maintain in good substantial repair all build annum, 3s. 9d. ; half-yearly rent, £14 17s. ings, drains, and fences; to keep clear all creeks, drains, NOTE. - Payment for broken period from 11th August, ditches, and watercourses; to trim all live hedges; and 1914, to 31st December, 1914, amounting to £11 12s, 9d., yield up all improvements in good order and condition at will also have to be paid. the expiration of his lease. Improvements which go with the section consist of bound 6. Lessee not to transfer, sublet, or subdivide without the ary and internal fencing, valued at £87 10s. consent of the Land Board. Part of Lynton Downs Settlement. Situated about twelve 7. Lessee to keep the land free from noxious weeds, rabbits, miles from Kaikourn. All low limestone hills, most of which and vermin. is ploughable land. About, 17 acres flat; stony in places. 8. Lessee not to use or remove any gravel without the consent of the Land Board. Terms of loaso may be soon and forms of application 9. Lessee not to cal'ry on any noxious, noisome, or offen~ obtained at this office. sive trade upon the land. H. G. PRICE, 10. Lessee not to make improvements without the consent Commissioner of Crown Lands. of the Land Board. 11. Lessee not entitled to any compensation for improve ments ; but if the lease is not renewed upon expiration the Reserve in Nelson Land District for Lease by Public A uctiu" . new lease offered for disposal by public competition will be subject to payment by the incoming tenant of valuation for District Lands and Survey Office, buildings and improvements effected by the original lessee Nelson, 8th June, 1914. with the consent of the Board ; failing disposal, the land and N OTI_CE is hereby given t,hat the undermentioned reserve huildings to revert to the Crown without compensation. will be offered for lease by public auction at this office 12. Lease liable to forfeiture for non-payment of rent at l_1 o'clock a.m. on Friday, 31st July, 1914, nuder the within six months after due date, or for breach of conditions. provisions of the Public Reserves and Domains Act, 1908, and 13. Lessee to keep buildings insured. amendmentR. 14. Lessees of subdivisions of Lot 83, Section 16, and of Section 237A of 16, Suburbs of Auckland, will be required to build a dwellinghouse (to be approved by the Land Board) SCHEDULE. within three years from the date of selection. Full particulars may be >tscertained and plan,s obtained at NELSON LAND DrsTRICT.-MuRcmsoN CoUNTY.-MARUIA this office. SURVEY DISTRICT. H. M. SKEET, SEOTION 11, Block IV : Area, 63 acres 1 rood 14 perches ; Commissioner of Crown Lands. upset annual rental, £2; term of years, twenty-one. Occupies a commanding position near the confluence of the Marnia and Buller Rivers, eight miles from Murchison b;v main Murchison-:J\faruia yalley Road. Undulating and T~a11d.<: ·rn ill arlborough Land ]Jistrfot for Selection on Renewable Lease. hilly land, covered with standmg bush which fires have beet> through. Has a fair soil and is well watered. District Lands and Survey Office, Term,s and Conditions of Lease. Blenheim, 22nd July, Hll4. OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 21 of 1. One half-year's rent, together with £1 ls. lease fee, to N . the Land Laws Amendment Act, 1013, that the under he paid on the fall of the hammer. mentioned lands a.re open for selection on renewable lease 2. No declaration is required. Residence and improvements under the provisions of the Land Act, 1908, and amend are not compulsory. No compensation shall be claimed by mc~ts, a°:d the La~d for Settlements Act, 1908; and appli the lessee, nor sl_iall any be allowed by the Government, on cat10ns will be recerved at this office up to 4 o'clock p.m. on account of any improvements effected by the lessee, or for Monday, 10th August, 1914. any other cause. Applicants will .. have to appear in person before the Land 3. The rent shall be payable half-yearly in advance. Board at tho District Lands and Survey Office Blenheim 4. All rates, taxes, charges, and assessments whatsoever. at 11 o'clock a.m. on Tuesday, 11th August, 1914, to answe; to be paid by the lessee. an)'. questions that may. be asked; but if any applicant so 5. 'l'he lessee shall have no right to sublet, transfer or desll'es he may be exammcd by the Land Board of the di.s otherwise dispose of the land comprised in the lease ex~ept trict in which he resides. with the written consent of the Commissioner ot' Crown . The ball_ot, in_ case there is more than one applicant for Lands first had and obtained . mther section, will be held at the District Lands and Survey 6. The lessee shall have the right to use the land comprised Office, Blenheim, on Tuesday, 11th August, 1914, at th-e in the lease for grazing purposes only. conclusion of the examination of applicants. 7. The section shall always be available for the accommoda _Preference will be given to landless applicants who have tion of travelling stock at, a charge per night not exceeding children dependent ~n them, or who have within the pre for sheep, Id. each for the first hundred, and ½d· each all cechng two years applied for la.nd at least twice unsuccesssfully. over that number; for calves up to twelve months old, 3d. each ; for cattle 6d. each, and for horses ls. each. 8. The lessee shall_ prevent the growth and spread of gorse, broom, and sweetbrier on the land comprised in the lease• and he shall with all reasonable despatch remove, or cause t~ SCHEDULE. be removed, all noxious weeds or plants as may be directed MART,BOROUGH LAND DrSTRIC1\ by the Commissioner of Crown Lands. 9. The lessee shall destroy all rabbits on the land, and he FIRST-CLASS LAND. shall prevent their increase or spread to the satisfaction of the Marlborough Connty.-.Mount Olympus 8nrvey [)i.,trict. Commissioner of Crowr Lands. Hiller8den 8ettlem,nt. IO. The lease shall be liable to forfeiture in case the lessee SECTION 7, Block IX: Aroa, 22(l acres 2 roods; rent per acre, fails to fulfil any of the conditions of the said lease within per annum, 7s. 10d. ; half-yearly rent, £44 2s. thirty days after the date on which the same ought to have NoTE.-Payment for hrokon ·period from 11th August, been fulfilled. 1914, to 31st December. Hll4, amounting to £34 lls. Id., Fnll particulars may be ascertained at this office. will also have to be paid. Improvements which go with the section consist of plan F. A. THOMPSON, tation and fencing. valued at £291 10s. f'.,omrnissioner of Crown Lands, ------~----~------ 2980 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 Land m Auckland Land Dillrict for DiaposaZ under the Lot 3. Land Act, 1908. Sections 3 anrl, Part 14, Block Ill, Tutarrwe Survey District, and Grown Lands, Part Block Ill, Tutarrwe Survey District. District L&nds imd Survey Office, Auckland, 7th July, 1914. 217 green and dry and 11 felled kauri-trees, cont&ining OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 326 &bout 583,877 sup. ft. (standing measurement). N of the Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned Distinguishing brands, thus : Section 3, V; Section 14, I; land will be disposed of under the provisions of the said Crown Je,nd, X. Act oD or after Thursday, the 15th day of October, 1914. Upset price : £590. Each bid to be not less tha,n £10 (subject to Condition 11). Terms for payment : As below. SCHEDULE. Time for removal of timber: One year. AUCKLAND LAND DIBTRICT.-OKURA PARISH, SECTION 47: Area, 1 acre 1 rood 24 perches. COROMANDEL COUNTY. H. M. SKEET, Lot 4. Commissioner of Crown Lando. Part Blocks Ill and VI, Whitianga Su·rvey District. Whenuakite Watershed. 321 green and 10 dry kauri-trees, cont&ining &bout 845,914 Land in A ucklanrl, District for Disposal U'IIIW the LanrJ, Act, sup. ft. (st&nding measurement). 1908. Distinguishing brand, thus : A· Upset price·: £2,115. Each bid to be not less than £25. District Lands and Survey Office, Terms for payment : As below. Auckland, 12th Ma.y, 1914. Time for removal of timber: One yee,r. OTICE is hereby given, in pursue.nee of section 326 of About 14 isolated kauri-trees (unbr&nded), as approxim&tely N the Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned land shown on ple,n, not included in. this sale (subject to Con. will be disposed of under section 131 of the ea.id Act on or dition 5). a.fter Friday, the 14th day of August, 1914. Lot 5. Part B/,ockB VI anrl, Via, Whitianga Survey District. SCHEDULE. 127 green and dry kauri-trees, cont&ining- about 329,586 sup. ft. (standing me&surement). WAITOMO CoUNTy.-ORAlDIII SURVEY DJsTBIOT. Distinguishing br&nd, thus : ,t... SECTION 8A, Block IX ; 39 acres. Upset price : £824. Each bid to be not less than £15. H. M. SKEET, Terms for payment: As below. Commissioner of Crown Lands. Time for removal of timber: One year. TERMS FOB PAYMENT; Milling-timber in Auckland Land District for Sale by Public Lot 1.-0ne-fifth in c&sh on fall of hammer, together with Auction. timber-cutting license fee, £1 ls. ; one-fifth in seven months ; one-fifth in fourteen months ; one-fifth in twenty-one months ; District Lands a.nd Survey Office, and one-fifth in twenty-eight months thereafter. Auckland, 13th July, 1914. Lot 2.-0ne-fifth in cash on fall of hammer, together with OTICE is hereby given, in terms of the Land Act, 1908, timber-cutting license fee, £1 ls. ; one-fifth in nine months ; N the State Forests Act, 1908, and the regulations one-fifth in eighteen months ; one-fifth in twenty-seven thereunder, that the undermentioned milling-timber will be months; and one-fifth in thirty-six months thereafter. offered for sale by public auction at this office at 12 o'clock Lot 3.-Half in cash on fall of hammer, together with noon sharp on Wednesday, 19th August, 1914, subject to the timber-cutting license fee, £1 ls. ; and half in six months terms and conditions as stated herein. thereafter. Lot 4.-He,lf in c&sh on fall of he,mmer, together with SCHEDULE. timber-cutting license fee, £1 ls. ; and half in six months AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT. thereafter. HoKIANGA COUNTY. Lot 5.-Half in cash on fe,ll of hammer, together with Lot 1. timber-cutting license fee, £1 ls. ; and he,lf in six months thereafter. Part Block XVI, Maungataniwha Survey District.-Lots 11 All instalment payments shall be&r interest &t the rate of and 12,_ Omahuta State Forest. 5 per cent. per annum as from the date of sale, and with the 2,503 GREEN and 16 dry ka.uri-trees, containing about 5,694,536 interest added shall be secured by " on deme,nd " promissory sup. ft. (standing measurement). notes endorsed by two a pproved sureties, such bills to be 83 totara-trees, containing about 48,352 sup. ft. (standing completed and lodged with the Commissioner of Crown Lands measurement). within fourteen days after notifying the purchaser to complete. 562 rimu-trees, containing about 483,818 sup. ft. (standing measurement). CONDITIONS. 46 kahika.tea.-trees, containing a bout 69,000 sup. ft. 1. Intending purchasers are expected to visit the locality (standing measurement). e,nd to satisfy themselves in every particular on· all m&tters Distinguishing brands, thus: or ~ on Lot 11, e,nd relating to the sale. . • 2. The right is reserved to the Commissioner of Crown 1 or ~ on Lot 12. Lands to withdraw from sale any or all of the e,bove lots of Upset price: £11,720. E&ch bid to be not less than £100 timber either before or during the time of the sale. (subject to Condition 11 ). 3. The aforementioned quantities, qu&lities, e,nd kinds &s Terms for payment : As below. to the said timber she.II be taken as sufficiently accurate for Time for removal of timber: Three ye&rs (subject to the purpose of this sale, and no contr&ct for purchase shall be Condition 12). voidable, nor shall the successful purchaser be entitled to any Lot 2. abatement in price by re&son of the said timber being of less Part Block XVI, Maungataniwha Survey District.-LotB 14, quantity, quality, and kind than as st&ted hereon, or in any 15, Omahuta State Forest. advertisement having reference to the said timber, nor shall any extra sum be cl&imed by the Crown if the said qu&ntity 3,723 green &nd 32 dry kauri-trees, containing about of timber is found to be in excess of th&t stated hereon. 9,160,858 sup. ft. (standing measurement). 4. All timber on e&ch lot, whether standing, felled, or in 67 totara.-trees, containing about 48,603 sup. ft. (standing logs, shall remain the property of the Crown until all the measurement). instalments &re paid. 530 rimu-trees, containing about 521,378 sup. ft. (standing 5. Offers from the successful bidder will be considered for measurement). the purchase of the 14 isolated kauri-trees mentioned in Lot 4. 81 k&hika.te&-trees, containing &bout 117,932 sup. ft. 6. In all lots the qu&ntities stated are standing measure (st&nding me&surement). ments, and only those trees bee.ring the special distinguishing Distinguishing br&nds, thus : X or ~ on Lot 14, and brands shown in each lot &re included in this ea.le. 7. Should e,ny dispute arise as to boundaries, the decision V or tii on Lot 15. of the Commissioner of Crown Lands shall be final. Upset price: £21,280. Each bid to be not less than £100 8. In the event of e,ny of the a hove lots not being disposed subject to Condition 11 ). of, applications may be received e,nd dealt with at any time Terms for payment: As below. within six months from the above date of sale (unless pre Time for removal of timber: Four ye&rs (subject to Con viously formally withdrawn), providing, however, tha,t the dition 12), amount offered is not Jes• than the upset :pric<)s sta.ted herein. JULY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2981 9. No extension of time for removal of timber will be Pastoral Runs in Canterbury Land District for License by allowed purchasers who bleed, or permit bleeding of, kauri Public Auction.-14,300 Acres. trees included in this sale, unless full payment of purchase money is first made. District Lands and Survey Office, 10. In lots where terms of payment may have been ar Christchurch, 14th July, 1914. ranged, any breach of the foregoing conditions of sale will OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned pas render the " on demand " promissory notes liable to be pre N toral runs will be offered for license by public auction sented for immediate payment. at the District Lands and Survey Office, Christchurch, at 11. The right is retained to the Commissioner of Crown ll o'clock a.m. on Wednesday, 19th August, 1914, under the Lands to decrease during the time of sale the advance in bid provisions of the Land Act, 1908, and its amendments. on each lot. 12. The highest or any bid not necessarily accepted, and all SCHEDULE. lots herein described are submitted for sale subject to the final approval of the successful bidder by the Minister of RuN No. 106, Ashburton County: Area, 7,200 acres; upset Lands or the Commissioner of State Forests, as the case annual rental, £400; improvements (approximate value), may be. £261 ; term of license, fourteen years. I 3. In the event of a bidder purchasing two or more adjoin Run No. 107, Ashburton County: Area, 7,100 acres; upset ing lots, the Commissioner of Crown Lands may, at his dis annual rental, £325; improvements (approximate value), £95; cretion, during the time of sale, increase the time for removal term of license, fourteen years. of timber. H. M. SKEET, DESORIPTION OF RUNS. Commissioner of Crown Lands. Run 106.--Situated about twelve miles from Mount Somers Railway-station, up the southern branch of the Hinds River. High pastoral country; the slopes are good tussock land. /,and in Taranaki Land District for Disposal under the Land Run 107.--Situated about seven miles from Mount Somers Act, 1908. Railway-station. High pastoral country, running up to 4,500 ft. above sea-level. District Lands and Survey Office, New Plymouth, 14th ,July, 1914. SPEOIAL CONDITIONS. OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 326 of Residence on the runs is compulsory, and is to commence ~N the Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned land within one year and to be continuous until the expiration will be disposed of under the provisions of the said Act on of the lease or license ; but residence may be dispensed or after Thursday, the 22nd October, 1914. with after ten years, under certain conditions. The lessee or licensee of Run 107 shall have the right to SCHEDULE. take water from the stream at the south-west corner of Run 106 (marked AB on plan), TARANAKI LAND DISTRICT. The licensee of each run shall, during the · second and SECTIONS 23 and 25, Block IV, Mimi Survey District: Area, ovcry succeeding year of the term of his license, plant with 416 acres. suitable trees, to the satisfaction of the Commissioner of G. H. BULLARD, Crown Lands, an area of at least one acre upon some part of Commissioner of Crown Lands. his run. The number of trees so planted upon every acre shall be at least one thousand. The areas so planted shall be securely fenced in with a rabbit- and stock-proof fence; liJducation Reserve in Southland Land District for Lease by all failures and losses shall from time to time be replanted Public Auction. as may be found necessary ; and the plantation shall be protected, trimmed, and maintained during the term of the District Lands and Survey Office, license to the satisfaction of the Commissioner of Crown Invercargill, 14th July, 1914. Lands. N OTICE is hereby given that the education resei·vc de The runs are described for the general information of in scribed in the Schedule hereto will be offered for lease tending bidders, who are recommended, nevertheless, to make by public auction at this office at 11 o'clock a,m. on Friday, a personal inspection, as the Department is not responsible the 21st August, 1914, under the provisions of the Education for the absolute accuracy of any description. Reserves Act, 1908, and amendments, and the Public Bodies' The value of the improvements on the runs must be paid Leasos Act, 1908. before the licensees will be let into possession. SCHEDULE. Immediate possession will be given. SourHLAND CoUNTY.-WENDoN SURVEY DISTRICT. Full particulars may be ascertained and plans obtained at SE0TIONS 13 and 14, Block IV: Area, 13 acres O roods 20 this office. perches ; upset annual rental, £3 6s. C. R. POLLEN, Weighted with £151 18s., valuation for improvements con Commissioner of Crown Lands. sisting of buildings and fencing. Open land, subject to floods, which have stripped off most Lands in N el,aon Land District for Disposal under the Land of the soil and left deposits of gravel. Situated about a mile and a quarter from Waiparu Railway-station by good gravelled Act, 1908. road. Abstract of Conditions, District Lands and Survey Office, Nelson, 12th May, 1914. 1. Possession will be given on the date of sale, and the OTICE is hereby given that Section 22, Block XI, term of the lease will commence from the 1st January, 1915. N Tadmor Survey District, containing 22 acres, will 2. A half-year's rent at the rate offered, and rent for the be disposed of under the provisions of the Land Act, 1908, broken period between date of sale and 1st Jauuary, 1915, on or after Friday, the 14th day of August, 1914. lease and registration fees, and valuation for improvements to be paid on the fall of the hammer. F. A. THOMPSON, 3. Term of lease is twenty-one years, with perpetual right Commissioner of Crown Lands. of renewal for further successive terms of twenty-one years. 4. Rent of renewal lease to be fixed by arbitration. If lessee does not desire new lease at end of any term, land to Land in Auckland Land District for Disposal under the be leased by auction. The incoming lessee to pay the value Land Act, 1908. of the improvements, which is to be handed over to outgoing lessee. · Dis,riot Lands and Survey Office, 5. No assignment or sublease without consent. Auckland, 2nd June, 1914. 6. Lessee to improve the land and keep it clear of all weeds. OTICE is hereby given, ir, pursuance of section 32t 7. Interest at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum to be N of the Land Act, 1908, tha.t the undermentioned land paid on rent in arrear. will be disposed of under the proviaions of the said Act on 8. Consent of the Land Board to be obtained before sub or after Thnrsda.y, the 10th day of September, 1914. dividing, erecting any building, or effecting other improve ments. SCHEDULE. 9. Lease will be registered under the Land Transfer Act. AUCKLAND LAND. DisTRicr.-CoROMANDEL SURVEY DISTRICT. 10. Lease is liable to forfeiture if conditions are violated. BLOCK XV: Area, 400 acres. G. H. M. McCLURE, H. M. SKEET, Commissioner of Crown Lands. OommiSBioner of Crown Lands 2982 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 Land in Auckland Land District /O'I' Disposal under the Iauction at tho Courthouse, Gore, at ·a.30 o'clock p.m. on Land Act, 1908, Wednesday, 19th August, 1914, under the provisions of tho Education Re3erves Act, 1908, and amendments, and tho Public Bodies' Leases Act, 1908. District Lands and Survey Office, Auckland, 8th June, 1914, OTICE is hereby given, in pursuAnce of section 326 of SCHEDULE. N the Land Act, 1908, that the nndermentioned land will be disposed of under the provisions of the said Act. SOUTHLAND LAND DISTRICT,-TOWN OF GORE. on or after Thursday, the 17th da.y of September, 1914. Upset Annual Section, Block. Area. I Bent&!. SCHEJJUl.1!:. A, R. P. £ s. d, AUCKLAND Lum DISTRICT,- MAUNGAMANGER0 SURVEY Allotment I of 23 XVI O 1 11 5 0 0 DI$T11ICT, 2 0 l 13 4 0 0 SECTIONS 31 and 32, Block VII: Area, 21 acres. 3 0122 400 4 0 1 31 4 0 0 H. M. SKEET, 5 0032 200 Comm;aeioner of Crown Landa 6 0032 200 ------~------7 0 0 29 2 10 0 8 0 l 7 l 10 0 Land in Otago Land District for Disposal under the Land 9 0 l 7 l 10 0 Act, 1908. 10 0 l 29 1 10 0 ll 0030 200 District Lands and Survey Office, 12 0 0 32 2 0 0 Dunedin, 1st June, 1914. 13 0 0 39 2 0 0 OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 326 of 14 0 0 39 2 0 0 N the Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned land 16 ., 0 1 12 1 IO 0 will be disposed of under the provisions of the said Act on or l of 12 0 l 20 l IO 0 after Thursday, 10th September, 1914. 2 0 l 29 l 10 0 3 011 1100 4 Oil 1100 SCHEDULE. 5 0 l 16 1 10 0 OTAGO LAND DISTRICT.--SOUTHLAND COUNTY.-TAUTUKU 6 015 1100 SURVEY DISTRICT, 7 015 1100 8 015 1100 SECTION 23, Block XII : Area, 172 acres 3 roods 27 perohes. 9 0 l 5 1 10 0 R. T. SADD, IO O l 5 1 10 0 Commissioner of Crown Lands. 11 0034 100 12 0 l 0 l 10 0 13 0 l O I 10 0 14 0 I O l 10 0 Land in Southland Land District for Dilposal under the 15 0 1 0 1 10 0 Land J.ct, 1908. 16 0 1 0 1 10 0 17 0 1 9 1 10 0 19• ,, 9 5 District I,ands and Survey Office, o a o o Invercargill, 10th June, 1914, * Weighted with £60, valuation for house, stable, and OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 326 of fencing. N the Land Act, 1908, that the undermenUoned land Good building-sites, situated 18 to 40 chains from Gore will be disposed of under the provisions of the said Act on Railway-station and post-office. or after Thursday, the 17th day of September, 1914. Abst'l'act of Conditions of Lease. 1. A half-year's rent at the rate offered, valuation for ~r.HEDULE improvements, lease and registration fees (£2 2s,) to be paid SOUTHLAND LAND DIBTBIOT.-WALLACE CouNTY.-CENTRE on the fall of the hammer. HILL SURVEY DISTRICT, 2. The term of the lease is twenty-one years, without right of renewal. SECTION 5, Block VIII: Area, 65 acres 2 roods 19 perches. 3. At the end of the term lea.se to be offered at auction for G. H. M. McCLURE, further term of twenty-one years at rent to be fixed by Commissioner of Crown Lands. arbitration, the incoming lessee to pay the value of improve ments, which is to be handed over to the outgoing lessee, 4. No transfer or sublease allowed without consent of Land Board. Land in Southland Land District for Dilposal under the 5. Interest at rate of IO per cent. per annum to bo paid Land Laws Amendment Act, 1912, on rent in arrear. 6. Consent of Land Board to be obtained before erecting District Lands and Survey Otlice, any building or cutting up or subdividing the allotments. Invercargill, 15th June, 1914. OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 526 of 7. Lease will be registered under the Land Transfer Act. N the Land Aot, 1908, that the undermentioned land 8. Lease is liable to forfeiture if conditions violated. will be disposed of under the provisions of section 14 of G. H. M. McCLURE, the Land La.we Amendment Act, 1912, on and after Thurs Commissioner of Crown Lands. day, 24th September, 1914. SCHEDULE. Land in Ta.ranaki Land District for Disposal u11der Section 14 of the Land Laws Amendment Act, 1912, SoUTHLAND LAND D1sTRICT.-SouTHLAND CouNTY.-WAIKAKA SURVJDY DIBTBICT. SECTIONS 36 and 56A, Block VI : Area, 29 acres 1 rood 21 District !,ands and Survey Office, perches. New Plymouth, 15th June. 1914. G. H. M. McCLURE, OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 826 of Commissioner of Crown Lands. N the Land Act, 1908, ,hat the undermentioned land will be disposed of under section 14 of the Land La.we Amendment Act, 1912, on or after Thursday, the 24th September, 1914. Education ReBe'l'tJeB in the Town of Gore, Southland Land District, for Least. by Public Auction. SCHEDULE. TARA.NAKI LAND D1sT11ICT,-OMoNA SURVEY DISTRICT, District Lands and Survey Office, Invercargill, 22nd June, 1914. SECTION 14, Block VII: Area, 182 acres. OTICE is hereby given that leases of the under G. H. BULuARD, N mmtioned sections will be offered for sale by public Commissioner of Crown Lands. JULY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZE'I"I1E. 2983 NATIVE LAND COURT NOTICES . • Sitting of the Native Land Court at Rawene, Hokianga. Office of the Tokerau Native Land Court, Auckland, 25th July, 1914. OTIOE is hereby given that a sitting of the Tokerau Native Land Court wiil be held at Rawene, Hokianga fN on the 18th day of August, 1914, to hear and determine the matters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written in respect of which a.pplioations have been received by the Registrar, e.nd all suoh other matters .as may be lawfully brough before it. [Tokerau, 1914-10.] C. P. NEWTON, Registrar. SCHEDULE. APPLICATIONS l!'OH PARTITIONS, No. Name of Applicant. Name ot Land. 20 Rekene Peho Nebo and Tiria Rekenc Pehi Ahuorongo 2. 21 Kaperieri te Huhu and James Okena Awaroa lA 2n 3. 22 Taurere Tipene 2, 23 Kahi Tipene ,, 2.': 24 Tari Rihari Tohu Horeke B.j 25 Karora Kahuitara and Rui Ngarare Horotiu A 4. 26 Kaipara Hiri Huatau D. 27 Mere Turiana Karac. 28 Heremia te Wake .. Te K.craka. 29 Wiremu Toi Kokohuia lA. :30 Heta te Hau A. :H Wiremu Kaneri )fangamuka t-lurvcy Histrict, Block 10, Hee- tion 50 (Parawanni). 32 Ngatai 'fahere Mangamuka East lB No. l. 33 Tahere Pororua 3B. 34 Wiremu Moka A. 35 Moka Mitikakau and Jane Takotoiwi Glendon " A. :36 Piripi Rakena and Matiu Rakena Ma.ngamuku. West. :n Rihari Mete 2. 38 Wiremu Moka :lB. 39 Ringi Piri pi :lDD. 40 Reihana Makarini .. M,mgapupu." 41 Rekene Pehi A 1. 42 Wiremu Hauraki .. ., A3. 43 Hone Mete Rewi .. Maugawhero D. 44 I. 45 Aperah~ma Pukeroa Mmmkau" 1. 46 Raiha Rikihana Te Mata. 47 Reihana Nutana .. Matarana. 48 Neta Hori Kenara llfatihetihc. 49 T. Kamira 50 Atiria Mane and others ,, No. l. 51 Kaio Perepe and Hoeta Hamuera llfatuka O No. 2A. 52 Peta Paurini Wikitera ;\foetangi B 2 No. 1. 53 Tame.ti He.re llfotulmraka (Wharau). 54 Hone Pairama East 2B. 55 Waata Hohepa and Rihi Waata West A 1. 56 Te Paea langa ,, West A 5 No. I. 57 Herbert Halliwell and E. Warrington (J. J. Butler) :\Iotukiorc B. 58 Katuku Waiti 59 Hone Puhirere Mot,;ti. O. 60 Kare Heremia (Kare Pauro) 61 Hami Maioha (V. H. Reed) Om>tpere" lA. 62 Hamana (Reed, Miller, and Butler) Otarihau 2B No. 2D. 63 Kahl Tipene and others Orongotea. 64 Iehu Moetara Pakia B No. 2. 65 Aperahama Pukeroa l'aihia l. 66 Kanana Koroweo .. ID l. 67 Wiremu Wano Tahana and others lD No. l. 68 Tia Waipouri lD 7. 69 Tc Hira Mataika .. lD 11. 70 Wiremu Ratana and Rirena Hotene lD 12. 71 Hotene te Wake .. lE. 72 Te Wai Pouri and Tamati Waipouri la. 73 Tamati Waipouri (M. J. Larnach) ]G. 74 Puperi Arama and others la No. 2. 75 Hakopa Poriwhira .. lL. 76 Te Waru Ruku 3B 4. 77 Te Hokai Mita :lB 4. 78 Wairama Maihi 3B 6. 79 :{B 6. 80 Hohaia"Haringi 3B No. 10. 81 Hoani Taipari ,, 3B No. 11. 82 Marama Pereri Rata Pakanae No. 4. 83 Mini Tana No. 5. 84 Wiremu Hauraki .. ,, No. 5B. 85 Reta te Heihei and others Pahokeheke B, Section 2E. 2984 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZET'l'E. [No. 69 APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITIONS-contiuued. No. /' Name of Applicant. Name of Land. ------·------·------86 Arama Katete Papua D. Si Hohepa Heperi Pateko. 88 Hori Tae 89 Mihaka Karauna Pikinga. 90 Tohu Karaka Pikiparia. 91 Hera Marena and Riki Renata ,, D. 92 Hone Hare L'iriti. ll:l Wiremu Keno Pua ta mire ll I. 94 Pouaka Wiremu Pukahu l. !J5 Reihana llfakarini .. Pukehuia. \J6 Pani te Whaiwhai Rangiharnan1a.. 97 Rekene Pehi Neho and Tiria Rekcne Pchi Rawcne Township. 98 Rewiri Ahitapu and others Rawhiti 2A No .. 3. 99 Hcnarc Mita Rawhitiroa 2. 100 Porikapa Tahiora and Mita tc Pnku (Earl and K,•nt) 2. 101 Marohaia Tamati .. Rarotonga A 2B 3B. 102 Hercmia te Wake .. Rotokakahi A No. le. 103 Matiu Wiripo and l'irini Ritete 3P No. 3u. 104 Amy Russell l~ergusson C. 105 Hehi Kepa IO(l Piripi te Toko and Hercwini te Toko Taikarawa. 107 Himi Hawattt and others Tapuao NoH. 2 and :L 108 C. P. Newton (Registrar) 'fapnwac Jn No. 2a. 109 Wo ,vccra Eruora .. Tc1,1·aire. l lO Hohcpa Mete 'l_\t:i tdhiihi 2B. 111 Rehu Hoori T,iuwhitu.. 112 Kaki Wiremu L'arata Tungariro 2D. ll:J Apemh&ma Wharemu Totara. 1]4 Hare R. Tohu L~takura lB 2u No. I. 115 Tei Hepehi ln 2L. 116 Ruri Huri IB2M. 117 Te Ruhi Whautore !B2M. 118 Hone Kaihe and Pauro Kaihc .. 2B le. 119 Kahu Pairama 2B le. 120 Kaipo Hotoreni 2B ID 3. 121 Peneha Honeri 2D 3. 122 Rehu Rahu (Kirkpatrick and Brook) 2D 2. 123 Mina Koopa, 2D ,JB, 124 Taati Pairama 2n HA. 125 Kaihc tc Wheau 2D 6B, 126 Witana Hcnaro ,, 2n 10. 127 Mate Anania Waikare D. 128 Rcwi Wcrckakc Waima South A. 129 Nganiho Makara •• A. I :lO Horomona Heta Waima North A 15. 131 Keti Hohaia Waima South B. 132 Warihau Horomona B. l :13 Lucy de Thierry BI. 134 Annie M. J. Bryers (Parr e,nd B'omficld) .. u. 135 Rewi Meri E 19. 136 Hone Takcrci Tawhai E 20. 137 Ani Tanaha I. !:JS Rekene Pehi Neho .. " 2. 139 Maera Kuao and others Waima North No. 16. 140 Hori Kapu Waima 2. 141 Keti Hohaia " 2. i42 Riki Neho and others (Earl and Kent) Waima North A No. 5. 143 ,, No. 5. 144 Ngamako Hoonc Iraia ,vaimamaku B. 145 Riria Rewiriand Reupena Tuoro B2A. 146 Taoho Rewiri B2B. 147 Marama P. Rata .. B 2o3. 148 Ats.reta Mita (l\founga) B 2o 5. 149 Ngaera te Ngam and Hauraki N"era B 2o 10. 150 Reupena 'ruoro B 2E. 151 B2F. 152 Hori T~;oro ,, B 2F. 153 Atareria Kingi Whataipu (burial ground). 154 Hori Toe Waihou A No. l B. 155 Harata Kaipara and Kaipara Hiri A4. 156 Kaihe tc Wheau A5. 157 Harata Kaipara A 4, Section I. 158 Peneha Honeri A5. 159 Kaihe tc Whean A5. 160 l\foa Hare 5A, 161 Panihi H. Kaihe A No. 5c. 162 Wi Pere Wharewaka (!IL J. Larnach) A No. 6. 163 Koroweo Puhirere ,, Lower B No. I. 164 Atareta Meta Morunga Waipoua 2B 3B, 165 Rina Barnes A No. 2 (p:1rt). 166 Tiipi tc Kamana and Iha Tiopira 2B, 167 Ihapena Kereama . , 2B (part). 168 Taoho Rewiri .. 2B No. 2B. 169 Ihapera Hone Toi and llliriama R,apata 2B No. 3. JULY 30,) THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2985 APPLICATIONS ll'OB PABTITIONB-contmued. No. 1 Name of Applican,. Name of Land. 170 Ihaka Nga.kuru and others Wairau (burial ground), 171 Iehu Moetara Wairau North No. lA. 172 Naera te Ngaru and Hauraki Naera lB, Section 1. 173 Hohepa Toi and Keita Pomare IB 3. 174 Remo Rewiri and Iehu Moetara " 3. 175 Mate Uwia and Miriama Rapata Wairau No. 311. 176 Hohaia Paniora and others ,, North 4E. 177 Nga.wati Kaniera .. Wairoa, 178 Wikitera Reone and Remo Kereama 179 Nga.kuru Pene Wah-oa B. 180 Himiona Kamira and others 181 Harata Rapana Wa~ere r~. 182 To Mini Dunn Waiwhatawhata 1A No. 2. 183 Kaita Toia lA B, 184 Wata Tahana 1A 2B l. 185 Ngamako Reta 2. 186 Raiha Tamaho Warawara" lB, Section l. 187 Peri Paraihe Warawara. 188 A. Ngawaka Whakaoro A. 189 Whakaahu Hapeta and others Whakaoro. 190 Anaru Ngawaka .. D. 191 ,, F4. 192 Tei Ka;e Whakanekeneke No. 4. 193 Ripia Hohaia and Raunateri Hohaia No. 5. 194 Ripeka Reupena .. 7. 195 Takuira T. Tia Pakeke me Hone T. 'fia Pakeke 196 Rena Wharewaka .. 197 Maraea Peita (Butler) 198 Hotene Karaka Whakarapa 22. 199 Kanara Topia and others 33. 200 Wharotohunga Peita and Pakihi Peita ,, 65. 201 Raiha Tamaho Whakarawerua. 202 Mekerene Hohepa .. Whakatere Manawakaiaia. 203 Taungahuru Paati .. 204. Rapata Katete (Kaihu) Whakatere Manawaka'aia A. 205 Neho Hemi Papakakura Whakatere Manawakaiaia. 206 Herewini Watikena 'Whanui2. 207 Mina Hare Whawharu lB (South). 208 Reihana Ruka 2B. 209 Wiremu Ruka and Taa Ruka .. Bl. 210 Reupena Tuoro B2. 211 Reihana Ruka B (North 1). 212 Topia Makiha " C. 213 Ira Heremia te Wake Whirinaki 2B. 214 Titi Kawena Pakinga and others 2o No. 2B. 215 James George Fergusson 3A No. l. 216 Te Tana H. Riwhi .. 3A 5. 217 Pereri Iehu Ngawaka 3B, 218 MaruPapita 4. 219 Henare Riiwhi 4EG. 220 Ko.rora Ko.huitara 4G, 221 Mihaka Hape.ti 5F. APPLICATIONS UNDER 8EOTION 121 OF THE NATIVE LAND AoT, 1909, No. Name of Applicant. Name of Lend, 222 Penehio Tui Pehiriri Whirine.ki 6 (Te Pe.pura). 223 Miriama Puhipi Me.nge.muka East A. 224 Hoone Meti Rewi ; Mangapupu A 1. 2f.!5 Wikitera R. Nge.ruhe .. ! Paihiil. lD and le. 226 Ngoiere Reupene. and Rina Barn, s I We.irau North 2A. I ------ APPLICATIONS FOB 8UBVEY OHABGING OBDEBB AND FOB DEFINED P0BTI0NS OF LAND IN LIQUIDATION 011' 8UBVEY FEES, Date from which Interest No. Name of Applicant. Na.me of Land. I is calculated. - -- Amount. £ B, d. 227 Nene Puru Papua.O .. r- 18 10 6 228 Tame.ti He.re Puhe.B 8 13 14 1 229 Mere Waiti Utakura lB 2B .. 20 11 9 230 Percy We.rd Blo .. I 86 4 0 281 Tame.ti Hare Wh~te.ipuA 9 15 0 ------2986 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. fNo. 69 APPLICATIONS FOB JjJXCHANGES, No. Name of Appllca.nt. N&me of Land. Pa.ibis. la. { Hori Harimana 232 Peri te Huhu Paenga.tai. /Hori Tuoro Puha A and Whataipu. l 'l'e Hana Tuoro Wa.irau8A, Tongariro 2c and Wha.ruwharu B. {Hori Tuoro 23! Te Hana Tuoro Waima.ma.ku 2B E. f Wiremu Paati Tongariro 2D 8. 235 l Tama.ti Kiingi • le. Utakura 2D 3. { Re.hid Hare • • • • 236 Hone Wepiha and Mere Wepiha Whawhe.ru B (South). U ta.kura 2D 8 lB. { Ani Tana.ha. •• •• 237 Tokowha. Rapa.nu. • • • . WhataipuA. . . Utakura 2D 5. { Hereme.ia Eruera 238 Eruera. Rape.nu. Waihou A 4B. Utakura 2D 7B. { Rongo Eruera •• 239 Tuma.ingaurua Eruere. Waihou A 4B. Waimama.ku B 2F. {Rina Barnes •. 240 Ngoiere Reupene. •. B2n. APPLICATIONS FOB SURVEY CHA.BGING OBDEBS. Date from which Interest Name of La.nd. is calculated. Amount. ~1_, ____N_a_m_e_o_f_Ap_p_1_1ca_n,_._ ------'------•-- £ s. d. M&ngamuka East:A 9 January, 1914 66 2 4 !\ B 9 1914 7 17 11 241 The Chief Surveyor, Auckl&nd C 9 1914 31 4 10 D 9 1914 17 13 10 " E 9 1914 9 11 0 Mangamuka West I 9 1914 37 5 5 2 9 1914 109 17 7 3A 9 1914 70 14 11 3AA 9 1914 153 ,11 7 3B 9 1914 126· 9 5 3BB 9 1914 58 11 l 3c 9 1914 54 7 l 3cc 9 1914 6613 8 3D 9 1914 106 17 0 3DD 9 1914 81 11 9 3E 9 1914 40 19 4 3EE 9 1914 14 16 2 3F 9 1914 24 0 5 3FF 9 1914 16 2 11 3G 9 1914 8 0 3 2421 The Chief Surveyor, Auckl&nd . 3GG 9 1914 16 13 5 3H 9 1914 9 3 5 3J 9 1914 16 1 7 3K 9 1914 13 18 11 3L 9 1914 57 18 9 3N 9 1914 17 9 5 3o 9 1914 7 19 10 3P 9 1914 6 12 7 3s 9 1914 7 14 9 3T 9 1914 6 10 8 3u 9 1914 9 3 l 3v 9 191~ 5 11 10 3w • 9 1914 9 0 9 3Y 9 1914 5 l 8 3z 9 ,, 1914 7 12 5 Paihia 2~ No. I 27 April, 1914 5 15 0 2A No. 2A 27 1914 7 7· l 243 The Chief Surveyor, Auck!&nd 2A No. 2ll 27 1914 4 12 4 2c No. l 27 1914 2 17 8 ·{ 2o No. 2 27 1914 3 19 10 2c No. 3 27 1914 2 15 2 244 N otioe Is hereby given that the plane of the undermentioned blooke will be exhibited at this sitting of the Court for public Inspection :- MATIHETIHE AND WAIBOA. (Plane 9187 and 9188.) APPLICATION UNDEB SECTION 46 OF THE NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT ACT, 1918. No. Name of Appllcan,. Na.me o:t Laud. Nature of Application. . I 245 I Henry Templeton (Reed, Miller, 1· Motukiore C, D, arid M Road aooe~s. and Butler) · · .. i I • JULY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2987 APPLICATIONS ll'OB LET'l'lllBB 011' ADHINIBTBATION IN PEBBONAL ESTATES. No. Name of Applioa.n,. Na.me of Deceased. 246 Riki Nebo (F. Dunlop) Kuini Pereniki Wha.rera,u. 247 Mare.ea. Ta.ha.no. •• Ta.ha.na. Mihake.. 248 Rina. Ba.rnee Wiremu Tuwha.re. 249 Here Poma.re Ropata. Poma.re. APPLICATION ll'OB l'BOBATE. No. Name of Applicant N&me of Deceased. I 250 I Frederick Harvey Oampbell • • \-Eliza. Eliza.beth Oa.mpbell. I I APPLICATION ll'OB It-JUNCTION. No. Na.me of Applica.nt. Na.me of La.nd. 251 IRina Reupena. (Rina Barnes) .· IWe.imama.ku B 2D. APPLICATION ll'OB ASSESSMENT OF COHPENSATION POB LAND TAKEN UNDEB THE PUBLIC WOBKB ACT, 1908. No. Name of Applican,. N1Lme of La.nd. IArea ,&ken. Purpose for which ta.ken. I For a school-site. _2_5_2_l~u_n_a_e_r-_s_e_c_re_t_a._r_y_, _P_u_b_li_o_w_o_r~k-s_~I _M_a._n_g_a._m_uk_a._w~ -~~l~~ ~- ~- APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 29 011' THE NATIVlll LAND ACT, 1909, No. Name of Applica.nt. Name of La.nd. Nature of Application, I 258 Ruku Hori . • Me.nge.muka. West A , For e.n order directing the Public Trustee to pa.! over moneys due to Pa.pa. Hori, Miriama. Hori, and Waka Hori. APPLICATIONS UNDEB SECTION 10 OF THE NATIVJII L,\ND ACT, 1909, No. Na.me of Applicant. Name of Land. 254 Me.tehaere Ha.rihona .· I Ma.ngamuka. West 3T, 255 [ Reta Ha.muera. • • Whirinaki 4F. APPLICATION UNDEB SECTIONS 49 A~D 52 OF THE NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT ACT, 1913, No. Name of Applicant. Name of La.nd. ------J Pa.ihia. 1. APPLICATION UNDEB SUBSECTION (C) OF SECTION 24 OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909, No, Na.n e of Applicant, !il&me of La.nd. Nature of Applle&tlon. 257 Ata.ma H&pakuku .. I. Paliia. No. lF To inquire into the rights of Hone Aniha.na &nd others to the la.nd, a.nd also ii compensation should be pa.id by the a.foresa.id Hone Aniha.na. to Ata.ma He.pa.kuku a.nd others for hie removal of four houses from the land, 258 Matter referred to the Court for inquiry a.nd a.oiion under section 5, subsection 1 (a), of the Native Land O!aims Adjustment Act, 1911, concerning Whaka.nekeneke Block. • 2988 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 APPLICATIONS FOR DEFTNITION OF RELATIVE INTEBEBTB, No. I N&me of Applicant. Name of Land • 2591 Wikl$era. R. Nga.rube . · I Pe.ihia lD. 261) Ket! Hohaia. •. . .. Waime. South B. ------ APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 182 OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909. Name ol Land. Nature of Applicatlon. ~---N_a_m_e_0_1_A_p_p_li.•_a_n_i_. __ 261 Reed, Miller, and Butler Te.uteihiihi 2B 3 a.nd lB 3. . For the lea.ve of the Court to mortgage the interest of Nga.wa.i Kara.ka, Arapera Ke.rake., Kare.ka.Hone K11ra.ke., and Hone Heke Ka.raka. in the sa.id land to the Superintendent, New Zee.land Ste.te-gua.r. e.nteed Advances Office, for the sum of two hundred and fifty pounds (£250). 262 Notice is hereby given that the plan of the land set out in the Schedule hereunder will be exhibited at this sitting of the Court for public inspection. Persons objecting to the survey of the land may appear in open Court and state their objections thereto, Schedule. WAIWHATAWHATA, APPLICATIONS FOB Al'POlNTHENT OF TBUBTEEB, No. Name ol Applicant. Name ol Land. I Name of Person under Disability. 263 Wiremu Hunia I Te Awa.roa A, Pa.ihia 1 Perl Hunia Maata Faaita. 264 Ka.re We.ru I Karae 1, 8, a.nd 4 Tewi te Warn, Hera te We.ru, Haumu te Waru, Roherata. te I Warn, Ma.te Warn. Sitting of the Native Land Court at Wanganui. Regidra.r's Office, Aotea. District, Wanga.nul, 27th July, 1914, OTIOE:islhereby given that the ~a.tters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written will be heard by the Native J..N La.nd Court sitting e.t Wa.nge.nm on the 25th day of August, 1914, or e.s soon thereafter e.s the busmees of the Court will allow. A, H. MACKAY, [We.nge.nul, 1914-17.] Begisnar. SCHEDULE, APPLICATIONS FOB PARTITIONS, No. Name of Applicant. Na.me of Land. 5 Maihi te Rara.otere.ngi Awarua ID B No. 2. 6 Nga.me.kc te Ra.ngo (R. G. M.~Park) IA 3 North. 7 Nga.me.kc te Ra.ngo IA No. 3 North. 8 Peho te Uruka.hika. and another (E. J. W. Hullett) lD B2. 9 Nge.ma.ko te Ra.ngo (T. B. Slipper) ,, IA 3 North. 10 Eruere. Taika. and another Ka.11.a.ngaroa. No. 3. 11 Ma.aka te Herewini (Bamicoat, Treadwell, and Gordon) Kai lwi 5n No. 2B. 12 Nehemia Urumingi (Mar..hall a.nd Hutton).Jillb ,, No. I. 13 Hera Tama.kn Paiaka. KoiroNo. 3. 14 Te Ata Ka.hura Ka.rake. C 2c. 15 Ripeka Nga.hula .. Kauangaroa No. 3. 16 Haka.raia and others Kai lwi No. 5F. 17 Poari Nga.po Ka.uangaroa and another Marame.totara (Huamoa). 18 Haimona te Oti Mairekura H. 19 Te Nui te Koau Maraekowhai A 5n. 20 Ha.uwhaka.heke te Ka.hotuanui j J ~~ ,, A5c. 21 Te Uru Mana.o and another Motuka.wa 2B No. 7A, 22 Te Urumanao Aperahama 2B No. 7B. 23 2B No. 7c. 24 ,, 2nNo. 7n. 25 Kihi Ka.hi Maraekowhai A 2A. 26 Hatareta. Tepae Mangawhero West 2A. 27 Matene Ka.uki Te Maire. 28 Te Munn Ha.imona and others (Kana.pu Haerehuka.) .. 29 Ueroa Ngaraupo .• Nuk;me.ru No. I. 30 Kuki R. Waka.rua .• lB No. lD 2. 31 Whitirauatea (Barnicoat, Treadwell, and Gordon) IA No. 2. 32 Rakei Rukuwai ,, lB No. 2A. 83 Tini Te Rua and another Ngapukewhaka.pu No. 3B. 34 Mere Pounamu a.nd others Nukume.ru lB IF No. 2. 35 Kireona Rupuha .. Nga.pukewhakapu No. SB. JULY 30. THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2989 .%.PPt.ICATIONS l'OR PARTITIOISB-contimud. No. i N&Ine of Applicant. Name of Land. 36 T11kaiora te Pikikotuku and othol's Ngapakihi No, 2H. :17 Hori.Paamu ,, No. :l. ~8 Henare Panepane a.nd other, ...... Ngttpoi-o. :l!l Takar1tngi and Hirot.i (for M&rore Riakina a,nd others) Nukumaru 1 B 1 A. 40 Ngatoka Manihera and others (Kanapu Ha,w,•hnka) .. N_gaporo. 41 Hoone Roweti and others Ohinepuhiawo No. 141A 2. 42 Pirita Reneti Ohotn 4B 2. 4:J Peehi Aka pita Otumauma C. 44 Para Ratana (Marshall and Hutton) Onrnru No. 211, 4/i Tnka Peni and Pita Petacra .. Ohotu 6A No. 2. 46 'l'e Whatn Retihill (Kanapu Haerchuktt) Omurihore 3B. 47 Hakopa Kiwa Pakaraka No. In. 48 Te Aohe.u Neketini and others Pnkenui No. 3. 49 Taiawa t~ Ope Parikino No. 7 . .,o " ,, No. 2. Tanginoa Tapa Pnketarata No. 1. W.R. Davis Pungaharuru 3c. Reupeua Mete Kingi Paranuiamata 5. Poari Nga.po Ka.rangaroa Pnketarata 4A. Tawhi Erueti (Broadfoot, Finlay, and Phillips) Renren 2B, i\6 Arapam Moki (for Te Rongo Piripi) No. 2F. ii7 Hoani Hokopaura RnatangM,a IB 4E. fl8 Piripi Panapa (Marshall and Hutton) [B4K. ;;o Ruahoata te lhioterangi LB 4F. liO Rangiahna Hua tau (llfarshall anrl Hutton) Rotomapua No. ,i. rn Hori Kerei Paipai arnl another Raorikia A. li2 Ngakatiwharanga .. Rangiwaea 4F 10. 63 Mete Kingi Takarangi ., 4F 14D 2. 64 Tauiru te Rango .. Raugipo Waiu B 7c. 65 Me.be! Craig (Armstrong and Craig) Rakautana 4c No. 5; 06 Hakeke Warena Hunia and another Ratahi. 67 Rangipo Mete Kingi fi8 Ruma Peti and others (Burnett, MoBcth, and Hogg) .. Raetihi 5B No. 3. (19 Tamo11 Rakei and others (Burnett, MoBcth, and Hogg) Rangitat.au lD No. 3. 70 Haare Poutahi Rangiwaea 4F 14B 2e. 71 Hiroti Nehemia (Marshall and Hutton) Tauakira 2~1. 72 Haimona te Utupoto Tawhitinui. 73 W. W. Hipango and another 74 Irihapeti Tarewa .. 7li Te )fuupitangi Taum~tamahoo 211 2n No. 18. ifi Te Ron Taitemaha Taurewa 4 Eas1J R. 77 Tuka ~futairangi .. Tauakira 2Q. 78 Te Aohau Nekitini (for \Viki Ngakura) 2,r :;. 79 Potatau te Kauhi (T. A. Harris) Tc1,k~~- ~ Te Wharoponga Moananui 'l'aumat.anmhoe No. 2B 2n !l. 81 Hori Paamu (Armstrong an APPLICATIONS FOB APPOINTMENT OF NEW TRUSTEES FOB MINORS, -N-o. T--- . --~~:e of Applica~~------1 :Sa111e of Land. _____ j _____ ~:~~- Minor•. ____ --'--- r 95 Wahia.wa. Rupuha. , Waipa.pa No. I Nini Nga.rongo. 96 Ngahuia Kiriwehi · Poutahi Haromi Ki,iwehi. 97 T"' Oti Pa.ra.o Ohotu 4u :l Hana te KotahitaJJ.ga. 98 I 99 3 100 u 5B 101 TeTuhi ln 102 Otumauma C 2 103 Perat; Ma.ikuku Ra.etihi 2B 3o Ra.ukawa Pera.ta.. 104 Wahia.wa Rupuha Ohotu No. 3 Ra.ngipouta.ka Mateno. 105 Okehu No. 2 106 ,, Otuma.uma 107 Pa.ni Turaki Waimarino Cl> Paia.ka. te itinga.. 108 Wahia.wa Rupuha Mairehau No. 2 Nini Nga.rongo. 109 ' Ohotu No. I Ra.ngipouta.ka. lfatene. ]10 'fa.apu Kin~d ;\l"o. I Wha.nganui Kingi and Ta.moha.na. Kin.1n. 111 4R :I Ditto. K 2990 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 APPLIOATIONS FOR APPOINTMENT OF NEW TRUSTEES FOR MINORS--continued. ------.------,,------··----·-· ---- Xo. Name of Applioant. I Name or Land_.______,__ Na.me of Minor. ------112 Hinimoa Eruini (Barnicoat, Treadwell, and I Ohotu No. l Mangu te Piki. Gordon) 113 Ditto 3 114 7B 2 115 8 " 116 \V~hiawa Rupuha. Morikan" No. 2 Nini Ngarongo. 117 Hamarama te Whangaroa 118 Ngataua Kanutaa Ohotu No. 8 Pura Ngataua. 119 Mihi Ria Carnarvon, Seetion :lf>+ Panapa Tameharn,. 120 Wiripo te Kooro (Ba.rnicoat, Treadwt>ll, and Yl'ain1a.rino A fl Pukunamu ,Vii-ipo. Gordon) 121 l\Iakat ea t e Oro l'aengaroa te Oro. 122 Te Kanapu Haerehuka Takn Pura T'tapu. 123 Rura Ngamoenga. 124 Paroto Tamehana_ 125 Hawira Puh~ki (Marshall an APPLICATION ~·OR INJUNCTION. !- Jfo. Na.me of Applicant. Name of Land. \ Nature of Application. ,______------· I 147 I Hinga Awa.tea Mata .. Reuren No, 1, Section 19, Applying to the Court for an injunction prohibiting ,ind other subdivisions a private lease from Moeroa Karatea to any per I son whom he may wish to offer suoh lease. I ------·-·--·------ APPLIOATION UNDER SECTION 17 0>' THF. NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT ACT, 1912. No. f Na.me of Applicant. ~ature of Application. I 148 I Richmond Davies Applying to the Court for recommendation for the issue of an Order I in Council deD!aring the applicant a European. I --~------A_PP_1,_1c_A_~_·1_o_N_FOR PAR'J'a'ION UNDKI< S>:CTION 118 OF TH>, NA1'1\E LA'-1> ACT, 1909. Name of Land. No. J______N_a_me of Applican_t.____ I 149 Marshall and Hutton, solicitors for Ngapiki Waaka Hakaraia, Tu- [ Waipu 1B No. 2, 4A No. 5B, 4A 31c 3. Te Karetu tira Waaka Haka.raia, Hikurangi Waaka Hakaraia, and Kahn- , No. 1D, Rapaki, Wairoro No. 2, Ruatanae.ta kiwi Wae.ka Hakaraia : 2G 3D, Takahange.pounamu No. 4, and Otu ! more. APPLICATIONS TO SUCCEED TO PERSONALTY. Name of Applicant. Name of Deceased Person. Personalty. Wiki Keepa T,litumu Marangataua JULY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2991 APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 117 OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909. No. i Name of Appllcani. Name ol L&nd. Nature of Application. I I 1521 Eruini te Wik! and others ·· IWharepu . -1 Asking that the old road be closed and the new one declared public road. APPLICATION FOB DETEBMI.NATION OF RELATIVE lNTEBEBT, No. I Name ol Applloa.n\. Na.me of Land. Nature ol Application. I 1581 Chief Judge, Native La.nd Court I Mangaohane lA Applying for determination of interest of Were. I I U tiku therein. I ------~ APPLICATIONS FOB PROBATE, No. Na.me of Applicant. Name of Deceased. 154 1 Teo Tipene Ngakura Ropoama. 155 • Inia Ranginui Otaota Tangi. 156 : Ripeka Tuiri Pita Nga.ihi. APPLICATION IN TJIIBHS OF SBCTION 91 OF THE PuBLIC WoBJ[S AO'l', 1908. No. Name of Applicant. Name of Land. Nature of Applioalion. I 157 \ Assistant Under-Secretary, Public Koiro Applying to the Native Land Court to asBess the , Works amount of compensation, if any, and to whom such compensation ought to be paid, for the land taken for scenic reserve. I - --~------ APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 168 OF PABT IX m' THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909, THAT AN OBDEB OF ADOP'l'lON BK MADE, llo, Ne.me of Applicant. Ne.me of Land. Pa.rticulars of Application. i58 ' NgahinaEneti Tiwini a.nd Monika Nikorima McDonnell .. IAdop~;;: ~y ;~~hina Eneti Tiwini an~--Monika I Tiwini I Tiwini of Nikorima McDonnell, male child of John McDonnell and Hine McDonnell. ! ------'------'---- ~- ---- APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 400 OF THE NATIVE LAND AcT, 1909. No. Na.me ol Applioa.n\, Ne.me of Land. Nature ol Application. ------'------'------· 159 ; The Chief Surveyor, Taranaki I Manga.pukatea N_ o. 2 .. , Applying for an order vesting in His Majesty " District defined portion of the land in satisfaction and discharge of the cost of survey. APPLICATIONS UNDEB SECTION 121 OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909. No. Na.me ol Applicant. Name of Land. Nature ol Applic&tion. 160 H. M. Downs Rangipo Wain 2B Applying for cancellation of partition orders. 161 Te Uranga Ka.iwhare Piraunui No. lA Applying for cancellation of partition order da.ted 20th February, 1912. 162 Burnett, McBeth, aud Hogg Te Tuhi 2B Nos. 1, 2, and 4 Applying- for cancellation of partition orders made on the 5th day of July, 1899. 163 Aohau Nekitini and others Tauakira 2ni 5 and 2M 3 Applying for cancellation of partition orders made on the 16th day of January, 1912. 164 Teretui Whakataha and others •• - Puketarata 4H Applying for ca.ncellaticn of partition orders made on the 19th day of November, 1918. 165 Taiuru Retemana a.nd others Me.ngaohane lA Applying for cancellation of partition orders made on the 17th day of June, 1890. APPLICATIONS UNDEB SmcTI0N 10 OF THE NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT ACT, 1912. Name ol Land. Nature of App!ic&tion. _ No. I _____ Nam~ o~~~plie_a_n_t_. ___ 166 i Merama Tume.ngo and other~ i Kaiate No. 2A .. Applying for right-of-way through Kaiate No. 2B to give access to Kaia.te :!IA. 167 Ngahoari Whe.kapu .• Rangiwe.ea 4F No. 13A Applying for a right-of-way over Rangiwaea 4F 14A No. 2 and Rangiwaea 4F 14B No. 2 to Ra.ngiwaea 4F 14A, 168 W.R. Clark (by his sol!oitor, P.' Ruatangate. 2o lA Applying for a, road-line over the west portion of the E. Baldwin) block. I~------2992 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 282 OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909, No. Name of Applicant. Name of Land. Nature of Application. I 1691 Wirihana Hunia (P. E. Baldwin) i Ratabi .. IApplying for an order of the Court to recommend the setting apart as a Native reservation. ' APPLICATION UNDER SlllCTIONS 49 AND 50 OF THE NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT ACT, 1918. No. I Na.me of Applio&11t. Nldlle of Land. Nature of Application. I 170 i· Marshall and Hutton, solicitors I Rangiwaea 4c 2c 2 .· I Applying for road e.ccess through Re.ngiwe.ee. 4F 4: for Monika. Ruke 14A, and 2A to give access to 4c 2c 2. ----~ ~------·- I ------ APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 49 (5) OF THE NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT AcT, 1918. No. Nu,1ue of Applicaut. Name of Land. Nature of Application. I 171 Be.rnicoat, Treadwell, and Gordon I Waimarino E 14 IApplying for an order to vary the conditions oon- 1 talned in an order under section 10 of the N e.tive I Land Amendment Act, 1912, de.tad the 9th ' Februe.ry, 1914. APPLICATIONS FOR PROBATE. ~=-!______Name of Applice.ut. Name o! Decea.sed . -~;-1 Inia Ranginui • . , ~arata Re.mari. 178 i Te Kanapu Ha.erehuka (a.gent for Hakaraie.) . . Ne.una Whe.kapu. APPLIOA'l'IONS UNDER SlllCTION 50 (1) OF THE NATIVE LAND AMlllNDMENT ACT, 1918. No. Name of Applicant. i Name of L&11d. N&ture of Applic&tion. L~- I 174 Neilie Cornford (by her solicitors, Rangipo We.in B 8 ' Applying for a road-line to be laid out to give e.coeaa Bell, Gully, Beil, e.nd Myers) . 1 to le.nd. 175 Ditto ,, B 7c Ditto. 176 B 7lll 177 B2 ----'------ APPLICATION UNDEB PART VI OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909, FOR EXCHANGE, No. Name of Applica.nt. Name of Land. 1781 Tua.tini te We.iho, Te Waaka Ma.ehe, e.nd others Waima.rino A No. l, We.he.re.ngi 4, Wahare.ngi 5, Raetihi No. 4, Ngaporo, Taku, We.hare.ngl 6, Raetihi No. 2. ·------~------ APPLICATIONS !!'OB SURVEY 0HABGING 0BDJilBS. ~o. Na.me of Applic&11,. Name of Land. Amonnt of D&te from which Inlerest Survey Lien. is calculated. £ s. d. 179 Chief Surveyor, Wellington District Motukawa 2B 7A 36 13 5 I 29 June, 1914. 180 2B 7c 26 0 0 '129 " 1914. 181 ,, 2B 7D 23 12 0 29 ,, 1914. 182 .:llaput-ahi lD No. 3A a :1 7 7 July, 1914 . 183 ,, lD No. 3B 9 18 5 I 7 1914. 184 Oahurangi No. 2A 0 5 4 , 7 1914. 185 ,, No. 2B 17 7 9 · 7 ,, 1914. 186 Kai Jwi 5D 2A 6 J 7 11 December, 191:l. 187 ,, 5D 2B 12 11 2 11 ,, 1913. 188 llaraekowhai A 3A 1 23 17 0 25 March, 1913. 189 ' A SA 2 39 15 11 25 1913. 190 I A 3A 3 44 14 0 25 1913. JULY 30.J 'I'HE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2998 APPLICATIONS FOR SURVEY CHARGING OBDEB8-C01 Amount of Date from which Interest Name of Applicant. Name of Lnnd. Su1·vey Lien. [ Is calculated. ------1-~· £ s. ,I. l!Jl i (Jhief Surwyor. Wllllingtou Uistrid Ma1"aekowhai A :JA 4 -34 13 0 25 Maroh, l!H:J. ]!)2 A 3A;; 12 9 6 25 ,, 1013. 193 1 ,, A 3B 53 18 11 25 ,,•,U,1913. 194 ,, UllA 3c 5 16 5 25 ,, 1913. 195 Pungarehu A 0 4 4 15 December,1913. 196 B 3 l 2 15 191a 197 C 6 13 7 15 1913 198 D 10 19 11 15 1913 l!lll E 20 8 11 ' Iii ,, 1913 200 1 .Pae...,;: wa B 14 0 0 i 20 ,January, 1914, 201 C 14 0 0 i 20 ,, 1914. 202 Otiranui" No. 4E 1 :n 11 2 ! 23 June, 1914. 203 No. ln 38 19 7 i 23 1914. 204 No. le 30 7 10 1 23 1914. :!05 No. ln 79 3 2 : 23 1914. :!06 No. lE 37 H !J ' 23 1914. 207 No. h' 36 Ii 2 · 23 1914. :!08 I No. lu 12 0 2 23 1914. 2011 No. lH 22 8 6 23 1914. :!10 No. lJ 4(i 2 5 : 23 ., 1914. 211 Ohinepuhiawe, Section 141A 7 11 5 19 }fay, 1914. No. l :!12 Ohinepuhiawe, Section 1-!LA 17 15 8 l!l 1914. ·No. 2 21:1 Ohinepuhiawe, Section 141B ll 17 ll l!J 1914. No. 1 :!14 Ohinepuhiawe, Section 141B 1 2 7 0 19 1014. No. 2 :!15 Ohinepuhiawe, Section 141B 7 17 11 19 1914. No. 2 2W i Ohinepuhiawe, Section 141B 1 8 2 8 19 l!H4. ' No. 4 :![7 I Ohinepubiawe, Section 141n 16 15 0 19 1914. No. 5 :!18 Waimarino No. 3 305 Hi 8 19 1914. :H9 ,, No. 5 220 0 0 19 ,, 1914. 220 Reureu 1, Section I 34 18 0 29 .June, 1914. 221 1, Section 2 32 13 0 29 1914. 222 1, Section 3 6 6 6 29 1914. :!23 !;Section 4 27 12 6 29 1914. :!24 I, Section 5 20 !l 6 29 1914. 225 1, Section 6 12 18 0 29 1914. 226 I, Section 8 1 IO 0 29 1914. :!27 1, Section 9 1 Li 0 29 1914. :!28 I, Section 9A 0 0 0 29 1914. 2:!9 I , Section 10 2 4 0 29 1914. 230 1, Section 11 7 11 6 29 1914. :!31 1, Section 12 5 18 0 29 1914. 232 I, Section 13 6 18 6 29 1914. :!33 1, Section 13A 0 10 6 29 1914. :!34 l, Section 14 5 3 6 29 1914, :!35 1, Section 15 30 8 10 29 1914. :!36 1, Section 16 6 3 0 29 1914. 237 1, Section 17 78 6 6 29 1914. 238 1, Section 18 10 2 6 29 1914. 239 1, Section 19 7 17 6 29 1914. 240 1, Section 20 18 1 0 29 1914. 241 1, Section 21 3 18 0 29 1914. 242 l, Section 22 JO 10 6 29 1914. 243 l, Section 23 45 16 0 2!l 1914. 244 1, Section 24 10 6 0 29 1914. 245 1, Section 25 11 18 6 29 1914. 246 1, Section 26 20 17 0 29 1914. 247 1, Section 27 13 0 0 29 1914. 248 l, Section 28 5 2 6 29 1914. 24U l, Section 2!! 5 3 6 29 1914. 250 1, Section 30 6 13 6 29 1914. 251 1, Section 31 6 7 6 2!) 1914. 252 L Section 32 40 14 0 29 1914. 253 1, Section 33 37 10 0 29 1914. 254 1, Section 34 13 2 Ci 29 1914. 255 l , Section 35 5 3 0 29 1914. 256 ,, l, Section 36 19 12 0 29 ,, 1914. 257 Omurihore 4B No. 4 14 2 8 28 Fehr1111rv, 1914. .258 ,, 4B No. 5 16 13 0 28 ,, • 1914. 259 Puru No.·L\ 5 14 7 21 .\larch, 1914. 260 ,, No. ln 5 14 7 21 1914. 261 No. le 5 14 i 21 1914. 262 ,, No. In 5 14 10 21 1914. 263 ,, No. IE 5 14 9 21 1914. 264 ,, No. 2A 5 14 7 21 1914. 265 I ,, No. 2B 5 14 7 21 ,, 1914. :!661 Awarua 3A 2E a, Subdivi 5 16 0 4 lfobruary, 1914. .-;ion C 2994 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No: 69 ·APPLIOATIONB FOR SURVEY CHARGING ORDERS-continU No. Name of Laud. Amount of Date from which Intel'est Na.me of Applicant. Survey Lien. is C&lcula.bed. ------~- I \: ·"· d. 26"7 Ch.ief 8urvoyor, \Vplfingt,ou .Dist,ri0t I Awarua3A 2E ::, Hu l.xlivi,ion B 18 ;) Ii 4 February, l!IU. :l68 A 2:l UJ :) 4 1914. 269 Arahannu Ko. lA 10 3 I 27 1914. 270 No. ln 24 1 :1 27 1914. 271 No. Ju 24 1 3 27 1914. 272 No. 2 :l 15 2 27 I !114. 273 ~foungakaretn 511 iB 2E I 11 7 8 27 l!Jl4. 274 ;;n 2n 2E ;! .. 7 8 2 27 l!H4. 275 J.>urua A .j 2 2 27 1914. 276 I _B :; 2 2 27 1914. 277 Or~urihore 4:.B N~>. I !) ll 4 28 1914. 278 I .. 4n Nu. 2 f) G 11 28 1914. 279 4n No. J 14 4 !> 28 1914. 280 Whakauruawaka ..A ,) 18 3 27 1914. 281 B 23 11 I; 27 1!)14. 282 \Vai1nnl'lno UD ~o. :L\ 17 ;) 25 .June, 1!114 . 28:1 CD No. ;~B 2,i 4 2 25 1914. 284 Un No. ik :1 16 10 25 1914. 285 Cn No. 3D 10 19 2 25 1914. 286 CD Nu. 31, 25 4 2 25 19H. 287 CD No. :lF 11 (i ;; 25 l!llJ. 289 Cn No. :Jr:- i5 .( 2 25 1014. iHO Waipu 2A No. L, 2 l!J fl ;t .July, Ull.4. :!91 2A No. IR \J lii 4 :1 l!ll 4. 292 4B In No. J Iii 18 3 4 11114. 293 41l lB No.:! 18 14 (j 4 l!ll4. 294 4B lB No. •1 l(j 2 0 ! 1914. 295 4., 311 No. I 12 15 8 ± 1914. 2913 4.\ 3E :N'o. :l 5 0 li 4 l!ll4. ~97 4A :Ji-: No. :l Ii :? IU i l!Jl4. 2!18 .Awarua :In :1. &ct.ion 14A 7 8 Ii 21 May, I !Jl4. .N"o. I :ll!IJ Ditto, No. 2 14 0 21 1914. :mo Kai Iwi 6c No. 2A 8 18' 8 18 lOH. 301 60 :;\[o. 2H 11 16 (j 18 1914. :J02 6u :N'u. 2c 6 0 8 18 UH4. 303 l\fotuhou :N'o. I 15 15 5 l!J l!)l.j_ :104 No.:! 1.5 I ii ti Ill 11)14. :105 Otiranni ~o. 4-A :12 I I 2,l .rune-. llll4. :106 '.l APPLICATIONS FOR SURVEY CHARGING ORDERS. Amount of No. N&me of Applicant. Nawe of .La.nd. I SuneyLien. £ s. d. '321 i Chief Surveyor, Wellington District I Awarua 2c Hie Nu. 1 26 9 4 '.~22 ,, 2c 16c No. 2 18 19 7 323 ' ,, 2c 16c No. 3 8 8 10 324 Pakarako. 2B No. l 6 13 4 325 2B No. 2 9 5 2 :326 2H No. 3 4 5 11 327 ,, 2H No. 4 3 4 10 328 Huatangata 2G No. 3A 14 0 H 329 2G No. 8B 5 3 0 330 I ~G No. ilc 25 0 ~ 331 I llG No. iln 16 3 11 332 , 2a No. am 8 16 3 333 2G No. 3P 12 8 10 334 2n No. 3G 15 1 2 335 2G No. 5A 22 2 8 a36 2G No. 51l 18 6 0 337 2G No. 5c 11 3 9 388 I 2G No. lA 33 5 8 339 2G No lB 68 2 1 340 2G No. 2 33 18 6 341 2G No. 4 26 ,15 6 342 2G No. 6 3 7 0 JULY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 299G APPLICATIONS UNDJIIR 8lllCTION ::14 OF THE MAORI LANDS ADJIUNIBTBATION ACT, 1908, TO OUT OFF PORTIONS OF LAND TO SATISFY UNPAID SURVEY LIENS, No. i Na.me of Applloan\. Name of Land. Amount. ' £ s. d. 348 Commissioner of Crown Lands Psrewanui No. 11 .. 1 618 9 344 Rangiwaea Tarere Nos. 2c and 2D l! 18 3 345 4F No. 17 57 12 1 346 • 4F No. 9 8 18 0 847 Waimarino No. 5 220 0 0 848 Te Tuhi No. 2B 25 6 7 849 No. 3B 14 9 2 350 , • No. 5 9 14 1 351 IAlmahu E .. 5 5 6 352 Ra.ngiwaea 4F No 18 9 14 3 353 Waima.rino No. 3 305 16 8 354 G. L. R. Scott • .. Awarua 4A Sc No. 4n 35 3 6 (be.la.nee) 855 • No. 4c 8 3 6 856 Dix and :Maroha.nt Raetihi 2B No. 2A 6 12 5 357 Commissioner of Crown Lands , Rangipo Wa.iu No. 2B 104 5 l 358 ! B 165 19 9 - ~------ APPLICATIONS FOB SURVEY CHARGING ORDERS. ~o. ; Name Appllo&nt. ~a.me of Lann. Amotlnt of D0.te from which Interest of I i• -----~~trvey Lien. oslonlsted. I £ s. d. 3591' Ohief Surveyor, Wellington District Wa.ipu 4B 1B No. 1 15 18 3 4 July, 1914. 360 • • 4B 1B No. 2 18 14 6 361 , • • 4B 1B No. 3 15 18 3 362 4B 1B No. 4 16 2 0 Sitting of the Native Land Qo,.rt at Hawera. Registra.r's Office, Wauga.nui, 24th July, 1911, OTIOE Is hereby given that the ma.tters mentioned In the Schedule hereunder written will be hea.rd by the Na.tive N La.nd Oourt sitting at Hawera. on the 6th day of August, 1914, or a.s soon therea.fter ss the b11Biness of the Court will allow. A.H. MACKAY, We.nga.nm, 1914-16.: RegiRtrar. SCHEDULE. APPLICATION ~'OR APPOINTMENT OF NEW TRUSTEES FOR MINOR. ____N_am._e_o_f_A_p_p_licant Nama of Land. 1------::::~~;::·------' l i Re.meka. Rangitume.na. I Pa.ora Aniti .· ITe.utlni Hopa. APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 163 OF PART IX OF THE NATIVF. LAND ACT, 1909, THAT ORDER OF ADOPTION Bit MADE. No. Name of Applicant. Name of Minor. Nature of Application. I 2 ! JRmes Ha.rrison . · 1 Vernon Dougie.a .. ; Adoption by James Harrison of Vernon Douglas, , child of Ella. Wa.llace. Sitting 0,1 the Native Land Court at Wellington. Office of the lkl\roa. District Native Land Court, Wellington, 26th July, 191(. OTICE is hereby given that a sitting of the Na.tive La.nd Court will be held a.t Wellington on th_e 11th da_y of August, N 1914, to hear and determine the ma.tters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written, in reBpjlCt of wbich applice.tions have been received by the Regi•trar, a.nd all snob other matters as may be lawfully brought before it. [Wellin11ton, 1914-18,l L. A. TEUTENBERG; Registrar. SCHEDULE. APPLICATIONS FOB CONJ.l'IRMATION OF ALIENATIONS I No. Nllture of Alien&tlon., DAite of Execution. N&me of L0.nd. Na.mes of Pf'rsone interested in I Transaction. I I l ! Tra.nsfer 22 November, 1913 1 Oama.ru No. le Ng11rongo Kahan and Raniera Ka.rena to Kaiherau Tame.ti (Bunny and Ayson), 2 Sa.le .. : Rural Section 32993 .. Daniel Gilbert Gilbert to Henry Holder (A. C. Cottrell). 2996 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, [No:. 69 APPLIOATIONB ll'OB PABT~TIONS. No, .I Name of Applicant. Name of Land. :rnvr.• 3 Jane Brown and Thoma.a William Richie (C. B. Morison) Kekerione lA, lB, le, lD, lE, lF, lo, lH, and lJ. 4 Patihona. Takaitemarema. Te Moutere Tahunii. 5• Hohua. Warena Pa.ra.ngarahu 2B. 6. • 2c. 7' Waita;ro Raniera Taka.puwa.hla C 2. s• Wire te One (H. te Punga) Wainui-o-ma.ta, Section 22, Subdivision No. 8. 9 2. APPLICATION FOR INVESTIGATION OF TITLE TO COMPLETE JUDGE MACKAY'S PROCEEDINGS. No. Name of Applicant. Name of Land. I Boundaries. I l 10 I Penekoti te Teka I On the m"'P· ! APPLICATION FOR INVESTIGATION OF TITLE. No. Name of Applicant. Name of Land. Boundal'ies. ! 11 IArthur Piti Porntu (D. R. Hog- ' Town Acre 542, City of ! Being tha.t portion adjoining Subdivision A of the gard) Wellington ea.id town ..ore and occupied along with Sub l division A a.s one holding. APPLICATIONS FOR APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES • .No. I Name of Applicant. . --·· r - Nam::~~:~: Name of Minor. ·-·------·------'------. 95 Mirian11, Ko.rim a Hutt 19, Subdivision 8 Mirian& Karen11,. 96 Taite. 57, Subdivision l !l7 Te Moml2 98 Wa.inuiomata. 22 99 Korokoro South 100 Hutt 19, Subdivision 17 101 13 102 Ha.pua Nga.ki and.another Wha.reka.uri Ko e.nd Ngapere. 108 Te Huro te Oka. Kekerione 44 Te Oka Meihana.. 104 Te Wa.ri Nga.mate Ka.iwhe.ta or Kaingaroa Reserve Children of a.pplica.nt. APPLICATION FOR APPOIN'rMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR. No. Name of Applica.n$. N&1'1e of Deoe&sed. 1051 Matene Raha.ruhi I Thomas Freeman. ----- APPLICATIONS FOB EXCHANGES. I ------· No. 1 Name of Applicant. - __ I______I. ______Name_o_f_L_an_a_.___ _ ,. ' Horomona Rebe .• Kekerione 2c. { 106 Ani Wiremu Hoeta. Taikehe. ii Awa.patiki 2A 2A. 1 " 2A2C. 107 Wa.itaoro Bil.nlera .• i Taka.puwa.hia H No. 8 (whole). { Joahua Henry Prosser C No. 2 (part). APPLICATIONS FOB PROBATE. No. Name of Applicant. Nameofn-aed. 108 Public Trustee John McDonnell (also kno"n a.a Pa.ratane McDonnell a.nd Te Wera McDonnell). 109 Piripi Ta.uwha.re Riaki Ta.uwhare. JULY 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2997 APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 11 OF THE NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT ACT, 1912. No. Ne.me of Applioe.nt. Name of Land, Nature of Application. 110 The Minister of Lands Sections 39 and 41. Block For inquiry and ascertainment what persons should X, Kaitieke Survey Dis be included in certificate of title to•the land which trict, Wellington Land was set apart on the 28th January, 1909, for the District use of aboriginal Natives. A!'PLICATION PURSUANT TO SECTION 2 OF THE NATIVE LAND CLAIMS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1913, I No. I Name of Applicant. Name of Land. Matter for Inquiry and Heport. I 111 I Chief Judge of the Native Land Matarakau Block (part For inquiry ·and report as to the petition of Taml Court I Wharekauri No. 1) hana Heta and another re ownership. MAORI LAND ADMINISTRATION NOTICES. Notice of Meeting of Owners under Part XV!ll oj the Notice of Meeting of Owners under Part XVI/l of tne Native Land Act, 1909. Native Land Act, 1909. REGULATION No. 48. REGULATION No. 48. HE Maori Land Board for the Waiariki Maori Land HE Maori Land Board for the Waiariki Maori Land T District hereby notifies thl\t a meeting of the owners of T District hereby notifies that a meeting of the owners Okere No. IB will be held, in pursuance of Part XVIII of of Kawa.ha No, 5N No. 3A No. 1 will be held, in pursuance the Native Land Act, 1909, at Ohinemutu on Wednesday, of Part XVIII of the Native Land Act, 1909, at Ohine the 19th day of August, 1914, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, mutu on Wednesday, the 19th day of August, 1914, at 10 for the purpose of considering the following proposed resolu o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of considering the tion:- following proposed resolution:- " That a proposed alienation of part of the said block by " That a proposed alienation by way of sale to Constance way of eale to Percy Vivian Owen she.II be agreed to." May Gillies shall be agreed to." Dated e.t Rotorua this 25th day of July, 1914. Dated at Rotorua this 25th day of July, 1914. JAB. W. BROWNE, JAB. W. BROWNE, President, President. Notice of Registration of Adoption under Section 50 of the Notice of Meeting of Owners under Part XVlll of the Native Land Claims Adjustment and Laws Amendment Act, Native Land Act, 1909 1901. REGULATION NO. 48. Office of the Ikaroa District Native Land Court, Wellington, 29th July, 1914. rnHE Maori Land Boe.rd for the Waiariki Maori Land OTICE having boen lodged by Hakaraia Hare.tiara, of ...1... District hereby notifies that a meeting of the owners 1.N Masterton, that he has taken Tangi Haka, a child of of Kawaha No. oF will be held, in pursuance of Part Mae.ta Horomona, to be bis adopted child, and a certificate XVIII of the Native Land Act, 1909, at Ohinemutu on by a ,Judge of the Native Land Court, as required by Regu Wednesday, the 19th day of August, 1914, at 10 o'clock lation No. 6, having been received, it is hereby notified that in the forenoon, for the purpose of considering the follow the said notice of adoption has been duly filed and registered. Ing proposed resolution :- " That a proposed alienation by way of sale to Wene.rat& L. A. TEUTENBERG, Pirimi shall be agreed to." Registrar. Dated at Rotorua this 25th day of July, 1914. JAB. W. BROWNE, Notice of Partition of Native Land made under the Provisions President. ;of Section 21 of the Native Land Amendment Act, 1913. Office of the Ika~oa District Native Land Court, Notice of Meeting of Owners under Part XV Ill of the Wellington, 29th July, 1914. ivative Land Act, 1909 OTICE is hereby given, in terms of subsection (2) of N section 27 of the Native Land Amendment Act, 1913, REGULATION No. 48. that at a sitting of the lkaroa District Maori Land Board held at Palmerston North on the 28th day of July, 1914, the HE Maori Land Board for the Waiariki Maori La.nd land known"l'as Himatangi 3A No. 2B was partitioned as T District hereby notifies that a meeting of the owners under:-ll - of Okere No. le will be held, in pursuance of Part XVIII Hipora Eruera to take an area of 143 acres at the ea.stern of the Native Land Act, 1909, at Ohinemutu on Wednesday, end of the block adjoining river, cut off by a line parallel to the 19th day of August, 1914, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, western boundary, and to be called Lot 1. for the purpose of considering the following proposed resolu lwi Eruera to take an area of 92 acres 2 roods adjoining tion:- Lot 1, tho western boundary to be parallel to the western " That a proposed alienation of part of the said block by boundary of the block, and to be called Lot 2. way of sale to Percy Vivian Owen shall be agreed to." Tawhairoa]Eruera to take an area of 200 acres, being the Dated at Rotoru& this 25th day of July, 1914. residue of the block, and to be called Lot 3. JAB. W. BROWNE, L. A. TEUTENBERG, President. Registrar. L 2998 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 BANK~UPTCY NOTICES. In Bankruptcy ln Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Oourt, holden at OTICE is hereby given th1Lt ERNEST BRADLEY, Clerk, of Auckland. N Masterton, was this day adjudged bankrupt-; and I hereby summon a. meeting of creditors to be holden at OTICE is hereby given that CARL FRITHIOF OLSEN, of my office st Masterton on Friday, the 31st day of July, 1914, N Auokla.nd, trading as" The Agra Dairy Company," at 12 o'clock noon. But•er Merohant, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and G. W. SELLA.R, I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden ILi my Deputy Official Assignee. office on Frid1Ly, the 24th day of Jnly, 1914, at 2.30 o'clock. Masterton, 21st July, 1914. W. S. FISHER, Auckland, 21st Jnly, 1914. Official Assignee. ln Bankruptcy.-ln the Su1'reme Oourt, holden at Blenheam. In Hanlrruptcy.-ln the 8uf'TPme Gour!, holden al OT I C E is hereby given that FBEDERIOK SA111s .4ttrTtland. N McKENZIE, of Pictqn, Hotelkeeper, was this day adjudged bankrupt ; and I hereby summon a. meeting of OTICE is hereby given th1Lt RoBEBT RITCHIE, the creditors to be holden a.t the Courthouse, Picton, on N Younger, of Orna Bay, Settler, was this day ad Tuesday, the 28th day of July, 1914, at 12 o'clock. judged bankrupt; 1Lnd I hereby summon IL meeting of R. WANDEN, creditors to be holden ILt my office on Friday, the 31st day Deputy Official Aesignee. of July, 1914, 1Lt 11 o'clock. Blenheim, 21st July, 1914. W. S. FISHER, Auckland, 26th July, 1914. Official Assignee. In Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Oourt, holden at Timaru. In Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Court, holden m Hamilton. OTICE is hereby given that THOMAS LAlllB Cn.uom, of 1:N Timaru, Psstrycook and Confectioner, was this day OTICE is hereby given th1Lt JoHN Rosnonouoa, of adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon II meeting of N Wa.rdville, Contractor, WILB this day adjudged bank creditors to be holden 1Lt my office e.t Tim1Lru on Tuesday, the '28th day of July, 1914, at 11 o'clock. rupt ; and I hereby summon II meeting of creditors to be holden ·ILt the Courthouse, Te Aroha, on Wednesday, the ALEX. MON'l.'GOMERY, 29th d1Ly of July, 1914, at 11 o'clock. Deputy Official Assignee. Timaru, 20th Jnly, 1914. W. S. FISHER, Auckland, 21st July, 1914. Oflioial Assignee. In Bankruptry.-ln the Supreme l'mtrt, A.olden ,., lnvercargill In Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Oourt, holden ae Hamilton. OTICE is hereby given the.t CHARLES HoRBHAlll, of N Ota.utan, Labourer, we.s this day adjudged bank OTICE is hereby given that JoHN GILLIAND, of Waito1L, rupt; and I hereby summon a. meeting of creditc,rs to be ~N Storekeeper, was this day adjudged bankrupt; holden at my office on Tuesday, the 28th day of July, and I hereby summon II meeting of creditors to be holden 1914, at 2.30 o'clock p.m. at my office on Wednesday, the 29th day of July, 1914, at CHARLES B. ROUT, 2.30 o'clock, Deputy Official Assignee. W. S. FISHER, Invercargill, 18th July, 1914. Auckland, 23rd July, 1914. Official Assignee. ln Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Oourt, holden at New LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Plymouth. 7 HEREAS a dealing has been presented for registration OTICE is hereby given that CHARLES WEBSTER, of \i\ affecting Lease No. 6725, from THOMAS BAGWELL N Tariki, Contractor, was this day adjudged bankrupt; RYAN to FANNY ORMOND, of Lot 176 of the Parish of and I hereby summon II meeting of creditors to be holden Oruawhero, contained in Volume 5, folio 156, of the Register 1Lt my office on Friday, the 31st day of July, 1914. a.t book, and evidence adduced of the loss of the duplicate of 3 o'clock. the said lease, now notice is hereby given of my intention to ALFR}lD COLEMAN, register such dealing at the expiration of fourteen days from Deputy Official Assignee. Str1Ltford, 22nd July, 1914. the 30th day of July, I 914. Dated this 27th day of ,July, llll 4, a.t the Land~ Registry Office, Auckland. THOS. HALL, In Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Oourt, holden at Neu; District Land Registrar. Plymouth. OTICE is hereby given that a first dividend of 6s. in PPLICATION having been made to me for the issue of N the pound is now payable on all proved and accepted A a. provisional certificate of title in the name of GEORGE claims in the estate a.s undermentioned, Promissory notes, EDWARD ALLEN, of Clareville, Farmer, for Lot 5, deposited if a.ny, to be produced for endorsement prior to payment of plan 1388, Taratahi Plain Block, and being all the land in dividend, certificate of title, Volume 130, folio 7, and evidence having SETH B.t.oxaousE, Jeweller, of Stratford. been lodged of the loss or destruction of the said certificate of title, I hereby give notice that I will issue the provisional ALFRED COLEMAN, certificate of title, as requested, on the 13th day of August, Deputy Official Assignee. 1914. Stratford, 23rd July, 1914. Dated this 29th day of July, 1914, at the Lands Registry Office, Wellington. G. G. BRIDGES, ln Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Oourt, holden at Napier. District Land Registrar. OTICE is hereby given that Tao111As HENRY BRINSON, OTICE is hereby given that the parcels of land herein N of Hastings, Carpenter, was this day adjudged bank N after described will be brought under the provisions rupt; and I herebJ summon a. meeting of creditors to be of the Land Transfer Act, 1908, and its amendment, unless holden at the Courthouse, Hastings, on Tuesday, the 4th caveat be lodged forbidding the ea.me within one month day of August, 1914, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. from the date of the Gazette containing this notice. E. B. BURDEKIN, 1!009. THOMAS FIRBANKS GIBSON.-1 a.ere 3 roods Deputy Official Assignee. 39·8 perches, part of Rural Section 7, Block XI, of the Napier, 23rd July, 1914. Christchurch Survey District. Occupied by Applicant. ------ JULY 30 .. THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2999 12010. THOMAS HENRY GRIFFITHS.-21 •3 perches, property bounded on the west by Straven Roa.cl, on tho south part of Town Reserve 155, City of Christchurch. Occupied by by Riccarton Roa.cl, on the ea.st by the north railway-line, on Applicant. the north by tho River Avon; and that such special rate 12024. NORMAN KNIGHT.-5 acres and l perch, part shall be an annual-recurring rate during the currency of such of Rural Section 5063, Block III of the Christchurch Survey loan, and be payable ha.lf-yea.rly on the 31st day of August District. Occupied by Applicant. and the 28th day of February in each a.nd every year during 12025. PATRICK McCARTHY.-8 acres and 3 perches, the currency of such loan, he'ng a period of thirty-six and a part of Rural Section 5063, Block Ill of the Christchurch half years, or until tho loan is fully pa.id off. Survey District. Occupied by Applicant. We hereby certify tha.t the a.hove resolution was duly 12027. CHARLES THOMAS CHENERY.-5 acres 2 roods passed at a special and properly constituted meeting of the 9 perches, pa.rt of Rural Section 5063, Block III of the Ricca.rton Borough Council held on the 23rd June, 1914, and Christchurch Survey District. Occupied by Applicant. confirmed at the ordinary meeting of the Council held on 12030. STANLEY EVERARD PRIEST.-19 acres 1 rood 21st July, 1914. 26 perches, part of Rural Section 5063, Blocks III and IV JOHN BROWN, of the Christchurch Survey District. Occupied by Applicant. Mayor. 12036. ARTHUR HUGHES TURNBULL.-12·3 perches, W. C. CROPP, part of Town Sections 823 and 824, City of Christchurch. 673 Town Clerk. Occupied by Applicant. 12038. JAMES DUNLOP.-41 acres 3 roods 30 perches, part of Rural Section 5063, Blocks III and IV of the Christ WHANGAREI BOROUGH COUNCIL. church Survey District. Occupied by Applicant. 12039. FRANCIS DAVID KESTEVEN.-20·3 perches, part of Town Section 550, City of Christchurch. Occupied NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE LAND FOR WATERWORKS, ETC. by Louisa Jones. 12040. MARY AGNES ~iAcDONALD.-39 perches, part UBLIC notice is hereby given that the body corporate of Rural Section 243F, St. Albans Ward, City of Christchurch. P• known as the Whangarei Borough Council proposes, Occupied by Selina. Roan Guthrie Reese. under the provisions of the Public Works Act, 1908, and its 12046. WILLIAM JOHNSON.-27 perches, pa.rt of Rural amendments, to execute a certain public work-to wit, the Section 324, St. Albans Ward, City of Christchurch. Occu construction of intake, pipe-line, reservoir, and conservation pied by Applicant. of water and any other necessary work in connection with Dia.grams ma.y be inspected a.t this office. the supply of water for the Borough of Wbangarei; and for Dated this 28th da.y of July, 1914, a.t the Lands Registr, the purposes of such public work to take the land described Office, Christchurch. in the Schedule hereto. And notice is hereby further given W. WYINKS, that the said Wba.ngarei Borough Council has caused a survey District Land Registra.r. to be ma.de and a plan to be prepared showing the land re quired to be ta.ken, together with the names of the owners and occupiers of such land as far as they can be ascertained. A PPLICATION having been ma.de to mo for the issue of copy of such plan is deposited in the office of the said Wha A a provisional certificate of title in favour of ROBERT ngar!li Borough Council, Bank Street, Whangarei, and is open SCOTT, of Gibbston, Farmer, for Section 11, Block V, Kawa to inspection by all persons at a.II reasonable hours ; and ran District, be:ng the land contained in certificate of title, notice is also hereby given that all persons affected by the Volume 121, folio 246, and evidence having been lodged of ta.king of such land a.re ca.lied upon to set forth in writing the loss of the said certificate of title, I hereby give notice any well-grounded objections to the execution of such work that I shall issue a provisional certificate of title, as requested. or to the taking of the said land, and to send such writing, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the ~a.me within fourteen within forty days from the thirtieth day of July, 1914 (being days from the date of publication of this notice in tho Gazette. the date of tho first publication of this notice), to the Wha Dated at the Lands Registry Office, Dunedin, the 25th day ngarei Borough Council at its office, Bank Street, Wha.ngarei. of July, 1914. Dated this 22nd day of July, 1914. U. E. NALDER, ScMdule above referred to. District Land Registrar. ... : "'G)s:i ".. ,fl;:"" .!3 ii:: "e OTICE is hereby given thal lhe parcels of land here .a'o.. '8""'1 .,.,..,., .el N ... 0 'i 9 inafter described will be brought under lhe provisions ~If: Being Portion of ,._ "0 ii- 'iA"o of the Land Tra.nsfer Act, 1908, and its amendment, unless E~ o"- ...... , t~'g~ " 0 .... caveat be lodged forbidding the same within one month from ill t 0 ...... : ~-ia -= the publication hereof in the Gazette. I "' "'"'-.. 5143. GEORGE BROCKIE and JANE BROCKIE.- 39·1 poles, Allotments 42 and 43, Township of Plevna. Occu pied by E. Elliott. 4A. B,O 87·4P. I Maunu No. 1E INo.XV INo. 176851I Pink I Furna. 5144. ANDREW McKERROW, JAMES GIBSON PAT I 3B South TERSON, and THOMAS SHEPHERD CULLING.-258 seres and _32 poles, Allotment 6, part of Sections I 8, 20, 22, 26, 28, In the Land District of Auckland ; as the same is more and 1 of 30, Block I, Moeraki District. Occupied by Robert particularly delineated on the plan numbered 17685 of the Archibald Walker. District Survey Office at Auckland. A. L. DIXON, Diagrams may be inspected at this office. 674 Town Clerk. Dated this 26th day of July, 1914, at the Lande Registry Office, Dunedin. C. E. NALDER, MANUKAU COUNTY COUNCIL. District Land Registrar. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE LAND. PR.IVATE ADVER.TI.SEMENT.S. In the matter of the Countios Act, 1908, and the Public Works Act, 1908. OTICE is hereby given that the Ma.nukau County RICCARTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. N Council proposes, under the provisions of the above mentioned Acts, to execute a certain public work-namely, TEN PER CENT. LOAN. a bridge over the Ta.maid River at Panmure; and for the purposes of such public work the lands described in the Sche N pursue.nee and exercise of the powers vested in it in dule hereto are required to be taken. And notice is hereby I that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, tho further given that a plan of the lands so required to be ta.ken Riccarton Borough Council hereby resolves as follows :- is deposited in the public office of the Clerk to the said Tha.t, for tho purpose of providing the interest and other Council, situate at 34 City Chambers, Queen Stroot, in the cha.rges on a. loan of £155, being portion of ten per centum City of Auckland ; also that a duplicate of such plan is on a. loan of £1,585, authorized to be raised by the Wa.imairi deposited in the private residence of Alexander Bell, the said County Council, under the above-mentioned Act, for the com Clerk, situate in the Pakuranga Roa.cl District ; and also pletion of asphalting, the said Riccarton Borough Council that a copy of such plan is deposited in the office of George hereby ma.kes and levies a special rate of one-eighteenth of a William Basley, Solicitor to the said Council, situate at 5 penny in the pound upon the rateable value of all rateable Swanson Stroot, City of Auckland, and is open for inspection 3000 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 without fee by all parsons during ordinary office hours. All ITHE PATENTS, DESIGNS, AND TRADE-MARKS AC'L', persons aflooted by the exooution of the said public work or I 911. by the talring of such lands who have any well-grounded -- objootions to the exeontion of the said public work or to the In the matter of Letters Patent No. 13318, gran,ted to taking of the said lands must state their objections in writing, JoHN NEWSOME Cu.PHAM, of Palmerston North, in tho and send the same, within forty days from the first publica- Dominion of New Zealand, Hairdressor, for an invention tion of this notice, to the County Clerk at the Council Offico of " Improved rein-holder and wheel stop or chain for above named. · holding horses." Schedule. NOTICE is hereby given that a petition has been pre- sented to the Supreme Court at Wellington, praying that the above letters patent be extended for a further term ; Being Portions Sections or and His Honour Sir Robert Stout, Chief Justice, has ap Allotments Situate In the pointed Monday, I 7th day of August, 1914, at 10 o'clock in Numbers the forenoon, as the date and hour at which tho date for tho hearing of such petition will be settled. Dated this 20th day of July, 1914, A. B. P. FINDLAY, DALZIELL, & SIM, 0 0 37·65 Portions o"f Allot- Purple Village of Panmure, 197 Lambton Quay, Wellington, ments 73; 74, County of Eden. 677 Solicitors for Petitioners. and 75 2 8·6 Portion of grant Red BlockII,OtahuhuS.D., to W. T. Fair- Manukau County. NGATARAWA WATER-RACE. burn l O 17·0. I Portion of grant Edged Block II, OtahnhuS.D., APPOINTMENT OF MANAGING RATEPAYERS. , to W. 'I.'. Fair- red Manukau County. ' bum OTICE is hereby given tha.t the following persons have N been duly appointed Managers of the said water-race Dated at Auckland this 21st day of July, 1914. on behalf of this Council, in accordance with section 5 of the Water-supply Amendment Act, 1913. The said Managers to ALEX. BELL, have and exercise in respect of the said water-race all or any 675 Clerk, Manukau County Council. powers of management and control thereof a.s are now vested in or possessed by the Hawke's Bay County Council:- TATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS OF A FOREIGN THoMAS TALBOT, ARcHIBALD McLEAN. S MINING OOMPANY. HENRY JAMES HOWARD GLAZEBBOOK. SWEEN McPHEE. Name of company: Waihi Grand Junction Gold Company GEOBGE ATTWOOD. (Limited). ANTONIO MA.BK GEOBGETTI. When formed, and da.te of registration of office of company HUGH CAMPBELL, in New Zeala.nd: 22nd December, 1897. Dated this 17th da.y of July, 1914. Whether in active operafiion or not: In active operation. Where business is conducted, and name of Attorney or FRANK L. GORDON, Attorneys: Waihi and Auckland; William Frank Grace. 678 Chairman, Hawke's Ba.y County Council. Where mine is situate: Waihi. Nominal capita.I: £400,000. O'.rlUE is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore Amount of ca.pita.I suhsorihed : £385,000. N subsisting between us the undersigned RoGEB GABTH Amount of capital a.ctua.lly paid up in cash in New Zealand: and ARNOLD WALMSLEY SELLEitS, carrying on business a.s £40,494 14s. Ca.bin etmakers at Christchurch, under the style or firm. of Price pa.id to vendors of mlne- " Garth and Sellers," has been dissolved by mutual consent (a.) In fully-pa.id up she.res: Nil. as from the fourth day ofl,July, one thousand nine hundred (b.) In partly pa.id-up shares credited as 15s. paid up: and fourteen. £112,500. Dated the twenty-first day of July, one thousand nine (c.) In cash: .Nil. hundred and fourteen.[ Number of shares into whioh capital is divided : 400,000, A. W. SELLERS. Number of she.res on New Zea.land Register: 191,524, Amount paid per share (New Zealand Register): £1. R. GARTH.IC Amount called up per share (New Zea.land Register): £1. Witness to.both signatures-E. A. De Thier, Number and amount of ca.lls in a.rrea.r (New Zea.land Smithson and Mosley, Solicitors, Christchurch. 679• Register) : Nil. Number of forfeited shares on New Zea.land Register sold, and money received for same : Nil. N OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore Number of shareholders on New Zealand Register: 1,153. subsisting between GEOBGE EDWARD HUlllPHBIES and Number of men employed by company in New Zealand: 403. LEONARD SYDNEY HUlllPHBIES, carrying on business as Oon Quantity and va.lue of gold or silver produced since last tractors at Wellington, New Zealand, under the style of statement: £184,888. "Humphries Brothers," ha.s this day been dissolved by Total qua.ntity a.nd va.lue produced since registration ol mutua.l consent by the said George Edward Humphries office of company in New Zealand: £802,637 8s. 2d. assigning his share therein to the said Leonard Sydney Amount expended in connection with carrying on mining Humphries. All debts due to and owing by the said late firm operations in New Zea.land since la.et statement : will be received and paid respectively by the said Leonard £123,574 15s. 6d. Sydney Humphries, who will continue to carry on the said Total expenditure since registration of offioe of oompany in business, the said George Edward Humphries retaining the New Zea.land: £963,895 Os. 5d. right to carry on business in his name. Tota.I amount of dividends paid in New Zealand: Dated at Wellington aforesaid this 18th day of July, 1914. £27,772 3s. G. E. HUMPHRIES. Amount of ca.sh in bank in New Zea.land : £103 5s. 7d. L. S. HUMPHRIES. Amount of cash in hand in New Zealand: £25 3s. 7d, Witness to::._both:signatures-Henry Hall, Solicitor, Wel- Amount of debts direotly due to oompany In New Zealand: lington. 680 16s. 6d. Amount of such debts considered good : 16s. 6d. Amount of liabilities of company n New Zealand: DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. £8,421 ls. 7d. FENDALL AND Co.,' DEVONl'OBT, AUCKLAND. I, William Fra.nk Gra.ce, the- Attorne. of the Wa.ihi Gra.nd OTICE is hereby given that the share of the under Junction Gold Company (Limited), do solemnly and sincerely N signed in the Partnership lbusiness of Fenda.ll and declare that this is a true and complete statement of the Co. has been acquired by Mr. Henry Thomas Fendall and &£la.ire of the said company as on the 31st day of December, Jolm Walpole l!'endall, both of Devonport, who will pay 1918 (being the da.te of the la.st balance-sheet) ; and I make a.11 moneys owing by and rooeive a.ll moneys payable to this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to the firm. be true, and by virtue of the Justioes of the Peace Act, 1908. Da.ted at Auckland this twentieth day of July, one thousand WM. FRANK GRACE, nine hundred and fourteen. Attorney, W. T. F. WALKER. Deolared · at Waihi this 21st day of July, 1914, before [ Witness to the signature of William Thomas Fenton Walker me-Robert H. Holmes, J.P. 676 -,Jolm Alexander, Solicitor, Auckland. 681 ------ JULY 30,] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3001 l\lAYJ;'IELD SALEYARDS COMPANY (LIMITED). following, that is to:::say, by the providing and installing of two new purifiers, the erection and completion of a gas-hokl er, No·rroE OF ~'n.AL :llEETING. the lay:ing of high-pressure mains, the improYement and extension of tho retort-house, and tho installing of vertical O'l'lCE is hereby given, pursuant to section 2:io of tho retorts, and tho providing of additional muin,, scrvic-e pipes, N l'ompanics Act, l908, that a general meeting of the and meters, in respect of which a loan of thirty thousand members of the above-named company will bo hold at :\lay pounds (£30,000) was raised in tho year I 913 by the Council field, in tho Public Library, at 8 p.m. on the 31st day of -the Wanganui Borough Council hereby makes and levies July, 1914, for the purpose of having an account laid before a special rate of one penny (Id.) in tho pound upon the rateable th., company showing the manner in which the winding-up value of all rateable property within the said Borough of has boon conducted and the property of the company disposed Wanganui comprised within tho following special-rating area, of, and of hearing any explanation that may be given by t~c namely, the Town of Wanganui, a, tho boundaries t;horoof Liquidator, and for the purpose of passing an~ extraordinary are laid down in the Now Zealand Company's map, towards resolution disposing of the books, accounts, and docurn9nts the north-east and south-east by the Wanganui River, and of the company and of the Liquidator. towards tho south, south-west, and north-wost by tho Town Datoo tho fourteenth day of ,fuly, one thousand nine Belt, together with the parcol of land adjoining the Town of hundred and fourteen. "'anganui and commonly known as the Town Belt, granted GEORGE MURDOCH, to tho Superintendent of tho Province of Wellington by ()82 Liquidator. letters patent or Crown grant dated tho third day of June, 1861, under the Public Seal of the Colony and the hand of Thomas Gore Browne, the then Governor thereof, which said JUST-IN-TIME GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED), borough was proclaimed as such by a Proclamation published (IN LIQUIDATION), in the New Zealand Government Gazette of the year 1872, at page 88. And also comprising Section Number 15 and part of sections numbered 14, 16, 17, 18, and 19, right bank, NoTIUE UNDER SECTION 230 OF THE CoMrANIES AcT, 1908. ,vanganui River, bounded as follows: Commencing at a point on the south-east boundarv of Soction Number 14, distant Gl~NERAL meeting of shareholders in the above 554·7 links from the southernmost corner of that section; A named company (in liquidation) will be hold at my thence south-easterly on a bearing of 134° 50' to the south office, Bridge Stroot, Reefton, on Saturday, the !5th day of eastern side of the Town Belt Road; thence north-easterly August, I 914, at 8 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of receiving along tho south-eastern side of that road to the north-west and considering the Liquidator's account of the liquidation side of the railway-line; thence north-easterly along tho of the said company. railway-line to the easternmost corner of Lot Number 61 on JOSEPH STEELE, Land Transfer deposited plan Number 258; thence westerly Liquidator. along the northern boundary of tho land comprised in the Reefton, 27th July, 1914. 683 said deposited plan Number 258 to the north-wost corner of Lot Number 24 of the said plan; thence south-westerly GREYMOUTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. along tho north-western boundary of tho said lot to its westernmost corner, being the angle of the road there; thence SPECIAL ORDER. south-westerly across the said road to its opposite angle; thence south-westerly and south-easterly following tho said road and an old road along the north-western and south HAT, in pursuanco and cxcrciso of the powers vested in western boundaries of Land Transfer deposited plan Num T it in that behalf by tho Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1908, ber 543 to the southernmost corner of Lot Number J 8 on the and its amendments, the Groymonth Borough Council hereby said deposited plan; thence continuing southerly along the resolves as follows :- last-mentioned road to the Virginia Lake; ancl along the lake to a point due c.ast of the intersection of tho north-wost side " That, for the purposo of ClijVering the increased payments of the last-mentioned road with the north-east boundary of in respect of £600 of tho Town Improvements Loan of £20,620, 8ection Nu1nber 15, right hank, \Vanganui River; thence duo raised under the above-mentioned Act and its amendments, west to tho s>tid intersection: thence north-wosterly along by reason of the rato of interest thereon having been raised the north-east 1oundary of the said Section Number 15 to from 3! per cent. to 4! per cent. per annum, in pursuance its northernmost c-orner; thence :-outh-westorly along tho of the provisions of section 69, subsection (1), of the Local north-western boundary of Section Number 15 to the western Bodies' Loans Act, J 913, the said Greymouth Borough Council most corner of that section; thcuco south-easterly along the hereby makes and levies a special rate of 1/90 of a penny in south-western boundary of Sect.on Number 15 for a distance the pound upon tho unimprovoo value of all rateable property of 2285 links to a point about the centre of Peake's Road; in the Borough of Greymouth in the year I 910 ; and that thence south-westerly bearing 243° 11' for a distance of such special rate shall be an annual-recurring rate during the 46·3 links to the south-west side of Peako's Road; thence currency of such loan, and be payable half-yearly on th0 south-westerly along the south-west side of the said road 1st day of April and tho !st day of October in each and every for a distance of 4:{2·3 links; thence south-wostorly, south year during tho currency of such loan, being a period of easterly, and again ,south-westerly along the south-eastern, 36½ years, or until the loan is fully paid off." north-eastern, and again south-eastern boundaries of th< Made by special order passed at a special meeting of tho land comprised in Land Transfer doposited plan Number 768 Council of the Borough of Greymouth hold on the ] 8th duy to the westernmost eorner of the land comprised in deposited of June, 1914, and confirmed at a subsequent meeting of the plan Number 268; and thence south-easterly along tho south western boundary of that land to the commencing-point. said Council held on the 16th day of ,July, 1914; and sealed And also comprising that area in the W cllington Land Distri<-t with tho common seal of the Mayor, Councillors, and Burgesses bounded towards the north by Sections Numbers 54, '53, 52, of tho Borough of Groymouth in the presence of- 51, and 50, Block III, W ostmore Survey District, from the H. F. DOOGAN, easto=ost corner of Section Number 248 to the north Deputy Mayor. western corner of Section Number 31 ; thence towards the east by Section Number 31, Block III aforesaid, and the F. H. DENTON, production of the western boundary-lino of that section to the 684 Town Clerk. Wanganui River; thence towards the south and south-east by the Wanganui River to the Borough of Wanganui; thence towards the south-west by the Borough of Wanganui to the WANGANUI BOROUGH COUNCIL. north-eastern boundary-line of Original Section Number 18, Block V, Westmore Survey District ; thence by that section RESOLUTION MAKING SPECIAL RATE. to its north-eastern corner; and thence towards the north wost generally by Sections Numbers 42, 43, 228, 25A, and N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in 248, Block III aforesaid, to the place of commencement. And I that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, the also comprising all that area in the Wellington Land Distirct W anganui Borough Council hereby resolves as follows :- bounded by a line commencing on tho left bank of the Wanga That, for the purpose of prov:iding the interest, sinking nui River at the mouth of the Purua Stream; thence easterly fund, and other charges on a loan of three thousand pounds along the right bank of that stream to the eastern boundary (£:1,000), authorized to be raisoo by the Wanganui Borough of Section Number 44, Block V, lkitara Survey District; Council, under the above-mentioned Act, for the following thence southerly along the eastern boundary of that section purposes-namely, tho completion of tho following under to No. 2 Lino of road; thence across that road to the western taking, that is to say, the extension and improvement of the side of a road opposite the south-eastern corner of the afore gas service of the said borough in the manner and direction said Section Number 44; thence along the western and north------~------ 3002 'rHE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE [No. 69 western side of that road to the ea.stern boundary of Tc lwiroa 3. That the currency of the said special loan shall be for a Block ; thence northerly along the eastern boundary of that period of thirty-six and a half years (36½) commencing on tho block to Section 29, Block V aforesaid ; thence westerly along first day of October, l9rn, and maturing on the first day of thll southern boundary of tho mid Section N umbHr 29 and April, 1950. _ l\fanawakowara No. 3 and Kaiate No. 2 Blocks and the pro 4. That the interest on the said special loan shall bo at the duction of the southern boundary of the last-mentioned block rate of fivo pounds (£5) per cent um per annum, and be payable to the Wanganui River; and thence northerly along the left half-yearly on such first day of October and April. bank of the Wanganui River to the place of commencement. 5. That tho form of security for the payment of principal And that such rate shall be an annual-recurring rate durin:<; and interest of the sa:d special loan shall be one (I) debenture the currency of such loan, and be payable half-yearly on th" for two hundred pounds (£200) and relative coupons in a first day of April and tho first day of October in each and form in conformity with the provisions of the Local Bodies' every yea.r during the currency of such loan, being for a period Loans Act, 1908, and its amendments. ending on the l st day of October, ]922, or until tho Joan is , ti. That the Town Board doth hereby appropriate and pledge fully paid off. as security for the repayment of the said special loan, and The common seal of tho Mayor, Councillors, and Burgesse-, the inter REDUCTION IN PRICE TO THE PUBLIC. W AITOMO COUN'l'Y COUNCIL. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE LAND. ETS of Consolidated Statutes consisting of J<'ive S Volumes, in Cloth Binding, may now be obtained at the price of £5 per set. In the matter of the Counties Act, 1908, and the Public JOHN MACKAY, Works Act, 1908. Government Printer. O'l'ICE is hereby given that tho Waitomo County Printing and Stationery Department, N Council proposes, under the provisions of the above 21st N overnber, 1913. mentioned Acts, to execute certain public works-namely, tho metalling of the Kumara, Kiekie, Piopio, Aria, and Kohua Roads; and for the purposes of such public works wspectively THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. the lands described in the Schedule hereto arc required to be taken. And notice is hereby further given that plans of UBSCRIPTIONS.-The subscription is at the rate the lands so required to be taken are deposited in the public S of 33s. per annum, including postage, PAYABLE IN office of tho Clerk to the said Council situate in 'l'aupiri Street, ADV ANOE. 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OFFICIAL YEAR - BOOK OF NEW ZEALAND, Reports for 1879-80, 1881, 1882, 1887-88, 188~9, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1889-90, 1890-91, and 1892-93. Royal 8vo. 28. 6d. 1913. Paper covers, ls. each; cloth, 2s. each. Later reports are contained in Mining Re ports each year. Orders should be addressed to- Orders should be addressed to-- GOVERNMENT PRINTER, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, W ellingt,on. Wellington. 3004 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 69 SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF, NEAR SUMNER, CONTENTS, CHRISTCHURCH. PAGE ADVERTISEMENTS (PRIVATE) •. 2999 UNDER THE CONTROL AND SUPERVISION OF THE EDUCATION APPOINTMENTS, ETC. 2959 DEPARTMENT. BANKRUPTCY NOTICES 2998 CROWN LANDS NOTICES 297-5 Director: Mr. J. E. STEVENS. DEFENCE FORCES .. 2960 FOR Deaf Children of sound intellect. The pupils are LAND- taught to understand and use ordinary speech. The Boundaries redefined .• 2961 full charge for ooard and education is £40 a year, but less Fire District constituted 2920 Foreshore, Licensing Use and Occupation of is accepted from parents who cannot afford to pay this Part of 2921 amount. In case of necessity admission is free. Municipal Endowment, Set apart for a . . 2954 By the Education Act it is compulsory for deaf children Native Land, Variation of an Order in Council to come under instruction at the a.ge of six, a.nd to con prohibiting all Private Alienation of certain 2954 tinue until the age of twenty-one unless the Education Railway, Defining Middle-line of .. 2912 Rail way Purposes, Revoking Part of Proclamation Department previously grants exemption. Though a child taking Land for • . 2912 is, as a rule, best fitted to begin the school course at the Railway Purposes, Taken for . . . • 2911 age of six, advice should be obtained as soon as any sign Recreation Reserve brought under Pe.rt II of the of deafness is observed. Public Reserves and Domains Act . . 2921 Reserved temporarily . , .. 2955 The following classes of deaf children are admitted to Road-line declared closed .• 2954 Roads proclaimed and closed . . 2911, 2912 the School for the Dea.f (sound intellect being always a Sale of Railway Land under Public Works Act.. 2919 necessity) :- Sale or Selection . . 2956 1. Children born deaf, or who have lost their hearing Scenery Preservation Act, Declaring Land to be before learning to speak. subject to the . . 2909 Scenic Purposes, Taken for . . 2913 2. Children who can hear a little, but are too deaf to Scenic Reserve, Revoking the Reservation over be taught in a public school. Portion of a 2909 3. Children who have lost their hearing after having Selection, Set apart for 2910 Settlement, for Selection 2958 learned to speak. Streets, &c., Authorizing the Laying-off of 2963 The Act imposes upon every parent, teacher of a school LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES 2998 (either public or private), constable, or officer of a chari .table or kindrea institution who is aware of the place of MAORI LAND ADMINISTRATION NOTICES 2997 residence (either temporary or permanent) of a deaf child, MISOELLANEOUS- and the householder in whose house any such child resides, Bridge, Authorizing Construction of, &c. 2959 an obligation to send notification of the fact to the Closing-hours of Shops 2963 Minister of Education, giving the name, age, and address Conscience-money received 2965 of the child; and any neglect or failure to comply with Consular Agent recognized provisionally 2959 Despatch : Applying to Germany the Extradition this provision involves liability to a fine. Provisions of the International White Slave Traffic Convention . . . . 2964 Information and advice may be obtained from the Election, Arrangements for First, &c. . . • , 2963 Director, or from Electricity, Authorizing the use of Water for the Purpose of generating . . 2949 THE SECRETARY FOR EDUCATION, Electric Lines, Authorizing the Erection of 2914, 2949 Wellington. Examination, Land Surveyors' .. 2966 Exports . . 2967 Fire Board, Date of Election of Member of 2963 JOURNAL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR Industrial Conciliation and A.rbitration Act: Pro- posed Cancellation of Registry 2966 Land Boe.rd, Election of Member of 2966 PUBLISHED MONTHLY. Loan, Validating Irregularity in re 2954 Meteorological Returns for May 2970 Native declared to be a European 2918 Native Land Court, Conferrmg Jurisdiction on 2918 SUBSCRIPTION, 2s. fin. PER ANNUM, INCLUDING POSTAGE. Noxious Weed, Plant declared to be a 2963 Officiating Ministers for 1914 .. 2960 Oysters, Extending Close Season for 2918 Communications should be addressed to the GOVERN Polls for Proposed Loans 2963 MENT PRINTER, Wellington, to whom post-office money Public Service A.ct, Officers exempted from the orders should be made payable. Cheques should be Provisions of the • , 2918 crossed "Public a/ c," and exchange added. Public Service, Applications invited for Positions in . . . . 2965 Postage or duty stamps cannot be received in payment Regulations prescribing Matters required to be from any pla:ce at which postal notes or post-office orders prescribed by Na val Defence Act . . 2919 are issued. Regulations regarding Certificates of Secondary Prepayment may be demanded in any case. In order to Instruction, Amended . . 2913 prevent delay in publication, a sufficient remittance should Regulations regarding Discipline and Uniforms of accompany every advertisement. Any surplus will be re New Zealand Nava.I Forces . . • . 2919 turned with receipted account. Regulations under the Explosive and Dangerous Goods Act . . . . 2922 Special Orders . . 2961 BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. Teacher's Certificate cancelled . . . . 2960 Tenders 2964, 2965 HE public are informed that extracts from the New Trustees of Drainage District elected . • 2965 T Zealand Gazette, containing all Bankruptcy Notices Trustees of l>ublic Cemeteries appointed 2958 that appear in each issue, are published week)y, and will be sent post-free to any address on payment of a subscip NATIVE LAND CoURT NoTIOEs 2983 tion of 10s. per annum. Single copies, 3d. each. SHIPPING- Orders should be addressed- N otioe to Mariners 2966 " GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON." Rules for Life-sg.ving Appliances for Ships 2942 By Authority: JOHN MACKAY, Government Printer, Wellington.