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!Jumb. 28. 1039 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE WELLINGTON, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1929. Altering the Boundaries of the Otago Electric-power Di8trict. Sections 50,49, 48, 46, 45, 44, and 43, Block 5, Strath 'I'aieri District, to the northern corner of the aforesaid Section 43 ; [L.S.] CHARLES FERGUSSON, Governor-General. then in a north-easterly direction along block-line forming the A PROCLAM...t\.TION. western boundaries of Blocks 5 and 2, Strath Taieri District, to the northern corner of the aforesaid Block 2; then north-west N pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred upon me along boundary of Run 205E to the southern boundary of I by section three of the Electric-power Boards Act, Block 9, Rock and Pillar District; then east along block-line 1925, and of every other power in anywise enabling me in that to the south-east corner of the aforesaid Block 9; then north behalf, I, General Sir Charles Fergusson, Baronet, Governor­ along block-lines being the boundaries of Blocks 10, 6, and 2, General of the Dominion of New Zeala.nd, do hereby alter, Rock and Pillar District, to the 'north-west corner of the so as to include the area described in the Schedule hereto, aforesaid Block 2, then west along block-line to the north­ the boundaries of the Otago Elcctric-power District, being east corner of Block 4, Upper Taieri District; then south and an electric-power district duly constituted under the said then east along block-line to the south-east corner of Block 1, Act. Upper Taieri District; then south along block-lines being the eastern boundaries of Blocks 7, 10, and 15, Upper Taieri District, to the south-east corner of the aforesaid Block 15 ; SCHEDULE. then west along block-line to the south-west corner of the FIRSTLY, all that area comprised within the boundaries of the aforesaid Block 15; then north and east along block-line to Borough of Naseby as at present constituted; and, secondly, the south-west corner of Block 10, Upper Taieri District; all that area within the Otago Land District, being portions of then north along block-line to the north-west corner of Taieri, Maniototo, and Waihemo Counties, bounded by a line Block 10, Upper 'l'aieri District; then in a westerly direction commencing at a point being the south-west corner of along block-line to the north-east corner of Section 20, Block 13, Sutton District; thence north along bloek-1ine to the Block 11, Upper Taieri District; then south along the eastern south-west corner of Section 1, aforesaia Block 13, then west boundaries of Sections 20,1, and 24, aforesaid Block ll, to the along road-line to the south-west corner of Section 14, Block 5, Taieri River; then north-west along such river to road-line; Sutton District; then north to the northern corner of the afore- I then across river and south along road-line, being the eastern said Section 14; then north-west along the south-west boundary of Run 308E, to block-line, being the southern boundaries of Sections 10 and 9, Block 5, Sutton District, to I boundary of Block 12, U, pper Taieri District; then west ~long the western corner of the aforesaid Section 9; then north-east block-line to Trig. E; then south-west to Trig. F, Upper along block-line to the boundary 'of Block 8, Strath Taieri Taieri Side District; then north-west to Trig. A, Upper District; then north-west along block-line to the western Taieri Side District; then north-east to Trig. Ion block-line, corner of Section 45s, Block 8, Strath Taieri District; then in being the western boundary of Block 5, Gimmerburn District; a north-easterly direction along block-line to the northern then north-west along block-line to the north-west corner of corner of Section 43s, Block 8, Strath Taieri District; then the aforesaid Block 5; then east along block-line to the south-east along block-line to the western corner of Section 4, south-west corner of Block 3, Gimmerburh District; then Block 8, Strath Taieri District; then north-east and east north along block-line to the north-west corner of the aforesaid along block-line to boundary of Block 9, Strath Taieri Dis- Block 3; then east along block-line to the south-west corner trict; then north-east and east along such block-line to the of Block 1, Gimmerburn District; then in a northerly south-west corner of Block 5, Strath Taieri District; then direction along block-line to the north-west corner of t.he north-east along road-line forming the western boundaries of aforesaid Block 1; then north-west along block-line to the 1040 THE NEW ZEAI~AND GAZETTE. [No. 28 western corner of Block 8, Gimmerburn District; then south­ Land proclaimed as Roads and Road closed, in M aruwenua west along block-line to the south-east corner of Block 17, - Su·rvey District, Otago Land District. Blackstone District; then west along block-line to its inter­ section with the south-west boundary of Run 225ii; . then [L.S.] CHARLES FERGUSSON, Governor-General. north-west along run boundary to the western corner of the A PROCLAMATION. aforesaid Run 225ii; then south·west along road-line to block-line, being the western boundary of Block 16, Black­ N pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred by section stone District; then north along block-line to the north-west I twelve. of the Land Act, 1924, I, General Sir Charles corner of the aforesaid Block 16: then south-west along Fergusson, Baronet, Governor-General of the Dominion of block-line to the southern corner of Block 20, Blackstone New Zealand, do hereby proclaim as roads the land described District; then north-west along block-line to the western in the First Schedule hereto; and also do hereby proclaim corner of Run 224x; then north-east along the boundaries of as closed the road described in the Second Schedule hereto. Runs 224x, 224y, 224c, 224T, 224s, 224R, 224Q, 224p, 2240, 224N, and 224M to the northern corner of the aforesaid FIRST SCHEDULE. Run 2241\1.; then south-east along the boundary of such run LAND PROCLAIMED AS ROADS. to the boundary of Block 6, Blackstone District; then north­ east and north-west along block-line to the western corner of MPROXIMATE areas of the pieces of land proclaimed as Section 11, Block 9, Blackstone District; then north-east roads :- along the north-west boundaries of Sections 11 and 10, afore­ A. R. P. said Block 9, to the block-line; then south-east along block­ 3 2 8 Portion of Section 23 E.R., Block V, Maru- line to the southern corner of Block 22, Blackstone District; wenua Survey District; coloured red. then north-east along block-line to the northern corner of o 2 12 Ditto. Block 6, Blackstone District; then south-east. to Trig. E, o 0 30 Idaburn District; then south-east to the north-west corner of 1 0 36 Block 6, Naseby District; then 8ast along block-line to the 2 1 20 north-east corner of Block 1, Naseby District; then in a 004 southern direction geneTally along the eastern boundary of the aforesaid Block 1, to its' sOllth-westcorner; then east along SECOND SCHEDULE. block-line to the Kyeburn River, being the north-east corner ROAD CLOSED. of Block 4, Maniototo District; then south along Kyeburn ApPROXIMATE areas of the pieces of road closed :-. River to a point due west of the north-west corner of Section 15, A. R. P. Adjoining or passing through Block 1, Swinburn District; then east across river, and along 1 3 8 Section 48A, Otekaike Settlement, and Section the northern boundary of the aforesaid Section 15, to road­ 23 E.R., Block V, Maruwenua Survey Dis­ line; then south-east along road-line, being the north-east trict, coloured green. boundaries of Sections 15, 13, and 12, Block 1, Swinburn o 2 11 Section 23 E.R., Block V, Maruwenua Survey District, to the eastern corner of the aforesaid Section 12; District; coloured green. then south-west along road-line, being the southern boundaries o 0 26 Ditto. of Sections 12, 14, and 17, Block 1, Swinburn District, to the o 3 36 Kyeburn River; then south along such river. to block-line, 2 0 17 being the northern bonndary of Block 4, Swinburn District; 002 then east along block-line to its north-east corner; then south along block-line to the south-east corner of the aforesaid All in the Otago Land District; as the same are more Block 4; then east along block-line to the north-east corner particularly delineated on the plan marked L. and S. 16/1648, of Block 8, Swinburn District; then south along block-line to deposited in the Head Office, Department of Lands and the southern boundary of Run 203.B; then in a westerly Survey, at Wellington, under No. 2302, and thereon coloured direction along run boundary to the north-east corner of as above mentioned. Section 3, Block 8, Swinburn District; then south along the Given under the hand of His Excellencv the Governor­ eastern boundaries of Sections· 3 . and 4, Block 8, Swinburn General of the Dominion of New Zealand, and issued District, to block-line; then in a westerly dir61ction along under the Seal of that Dominion, this 19th dav of block-line to the north-east corner of Block 11~ Swinburn April, 1~29.
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