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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No 110 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 6 SCHEDULE Puketi, Mr .J. McAtamney's Residence. Purekireki, Public Hall. A warua Electoral District­ Ratanui, Public Hall. Brydone, Public School. Romahapa, Public Hall. Dacre, Public School. Stirling, Public School. Edendale, Public School. Stony Creek, Mr E. King's Residence. Fortrose, Social Hall. Tahakopa, Public School. Glencoe, Waitane-Glencoe Domain Board Hall. Tahatika, Public Hall. Glenham, Public Hall. Tapariui, Public School. Gorge Road, Public School. Tarara, Public School. Haldane, Public Hall. Taumata, Public Hall. Kapuka, Public School. Tawanui, Public School. Main South Road, near Mataura, Mr L. F. Rowe'1 Garage. Te Houka, Public Hall. Mataura Island, Public School. Tokoiti, Public School. Menzies Ferry, Public School. Waikaka Valley, Public School. Mimihau, Public School. Waikoikoi, Public School. • Mokoreta, Public School. Waipahi, Public School. Morton Mains (Siding), Public School. Wairuna, Public Hall. Niagara, Public School. Waitepeka, Public School. Otara, Public School. Waiwera South, Public School. Pine Bush, Public School. Wangaloa, School Building. Progress Valley, Public School. Warepa, Public School. Quarry Hills, Public School. Wharetoa, Public Hall. Redan (Wyndham), Public School. Seaward Downs, Public School. Wallace Electoral District­ South Wyndham, Public School. Charlton, Public Hall. Te Tipua, Public School. Croydon Bush, Public Hall. Tokonui, Public School. .Jacobstown (Gore), Sale and Main Streets corner, Office of Tuturau, Public School. Gord,on Falconer and Company. Waikawa, Public School. Waimumu, Public School. Waikawa Valley, Mr A. W. Crosbie's Hut. -west Gore, Coutts Road, Mr .J. Laird's Residence. Waimahaka, Public School. Waituna, Public School. As witness the hand' of His Excellency the Governor-General, Wyndham, Town Hall. this 2nd day of February 1955 . .J. R. MARSHALL, Central Otago Electoral District­ Minister in Charge of Electoral Department. Clarendon, Hall. Evans Flat, Hall. Lawrence, Borough Council Chambers. Milburn, School. Defining Limits for the Port of Taranaki Taieri Beach, School. Taieri Mouth, Hall. Tuapeka Flat, Mr R. Hunter's Residence. C. W. M. NORRIE, Governor-General Tuapeka Mouth, Hall. Tuapeka West, School. URSUANT to section 3 of the Harbours Act 1950, I, W aihola, School. P Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Willoughby Moke Norrie, Waipori Falls, Library. the Governor-General of New Zealand, hereby define the Waitahuna, School. limits of the port or harbour of Taranaki to be that area as described in the Schedule hereto, and hereby revoke the warrant dated the 30th day of March 1891 and published in Clutha Electoral District­ the Gazette of the 9th day of the following month, at page Arthurton, Hall. 427, defining the limits of the port of New Plymouth. Awamangu, Public Hall. Balclutha, Public School. Balclutha North, Mrs .J. Fallowfield 's House. SCHEDULE Balclutha, Public Hospital. ALL the ocean and tidal waters of New Zealand to seaward of Benhar, Public School. high-water mark of the mainland contained within the arc of Brooksdale, .Mr David Leslie's Garage. a circle having a radius of two and a half nautic miles, the Chaslands, Public School. centre of which circle is Trigonometrical Station XXVII, Clarksville, Sunday School. Paritutu Survey District (the mairiland high-water mark Clinton, Oddfellows' Hall. being considered as crossing the mouths of intervening streams Clydevale, Public Hall. in straight lines from high-water mark to high-water mark) ; Conical Hills, Public Hall. as the same limits are delineated on plan marked M.D. 1660 Ferndale, Public School. and deposited in the office of the Marine Department at Glenkenich, Sunday School Hall. Wellington. Glen1edi, Mr .J. W. Meyer's Residence. As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor­ Glenomaru, Public Hall. General this 27th day of .January 1955. Glenore, Public Hall. Gore, Courthouse. .JOHN McALPINE, Minister of Marine. Gore, Public School. (M. 3/13/452) Gore, Town Hall. Gore (East), Public SchooL Gore (West), Prep. Room, School Hostel, Coutts Road. Greenfield, Public Hall. Appointments, Promotions, 1'ransfers, Resignations, and Hillend, Store. Retirements of Officers of the New Zealand Armv Hinahina, Public Hall. Inchclutha, Matau Hall. Kaihiku, Public School. Kaitangata, Public School. URSUANT to section 16 of the New Zealand Army Act Kaiwera, Public School. P 1950, His Excellency the Governor-General has been Kaka Point, ·Public Hall. pleased to approve of the following appointments, promotions, Kakapuaka, Public Hall. transfers, resignations, and retirements of officers of the New Katea, Hall. Zealand Army: Kelso, Public School. Knapdale, Public School. GRADUATES, RoYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, DUNTROON Lovell's Flat, Public School. Regular Force Maclennan, Public School. McNab, Public Hall. The undermentioned Staff Cadets, on graduation from the Manuka Creek, Hall. Royal Military College of Australia, Duntroon, to be Lieu­ Mataura, Centennial Memorial Hall. tenants and are posted to the Corps as stated against their Merino Downs, Public School. names: Milton, R.S.A. Hall. Thomas Gerald Martin, The Royal N.Z. Artillery. Moneymore, Public School. Adrian Candlish Queree, The Royal N.Z. Armoured Corps. Otanomomo, Public Scho.oL William .John David Meldrum, N.Z. Regiment. Otelmra, Mr. P. McLay's Residence. Thomas Berwyn Butson, N.Z. Regiment. Owaka, Public School. William 'rhomas Collins, The Corps of Royal N.Z. Owaka Valley, Public Hall. Engineers. Pomahaka, New Zealand Forest Service, Sawmill Office. Alexander Harkness, The Royal N.Z. Artillery. Popotunoa, Public Hall. Colin Maxwell Dixon, 'rhe Royal N.Z. Army Service Corps. Pounawea, Mr H. A. Sell 's Residence. Dairiley Graeme Rodda, The Royal N.Z. Corps of Signals. Puerua, Public Hall. Brian Down Lambert, N.Z. Regiment. Pukeawa, Public Hall. Dated 14 December 1954. Pukerau, Public School. · .
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