Jumb. 65. 1219

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1917.

Land proclaimed· as a Road in Block VIII, Paeroa Swrvey I Land ut apart for Selection. District, .tl. uckland Land District. [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. A PROCLAMATION. [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. W HEREAS by section sixty-three of the Land Laws A PROCLAMATION. Amendment Act, 1913, it is, amongst other things, enacted that in no case shall any moneys be expended N pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred by under the provisions of the said section sixty-three in oon­ I section eleven of the Land Act, 1908, I, Arthur Willia.m nection with any block of land, unless that block is set apart de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the for selection under that section pursuant to Proclamation Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby proclaim as a road in that behalf : the Crown land described in the Schedule hereto. Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of every power and authority enabling me in this behalf, and for 'he pur­ poses of the aforesaid Aot, I, Arthur William de Brito / Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of SCHEDULE. New Zes.land, do hereby proclaim the mnd described in the Schedule hereto as Bet apart for selection. ApPROXIMATE areas of the pieces of land proclaimed as a road: 11 acres 3 roods 30'6 perches and 1 acre 2 roods SCHEDULE. 38'2 perches. AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT. Portions of Crown mnd, situated in Block VIII, Paeroa Survey District. Swanson Block. SECTIONS 288 to 298 (inclusive), 300 to 314 (inolusive), 316 In the Auckland Land Distric,; as the same are more to 336 (inclusive), and 338 to 340 (inclusive), Waipareira particularly delineated on the pmn marked L. and S. 46272, Pari.h: Area, 1,109 acres 3 roods 24 perches. deposited in the Head Office, Departmem of Lands and Survey, at Wellington, and thereon coloured red. As the sa.me is delineated upon the plan marked L. and S. 5/92, deposited in the Head Office, Depa.rtment of Lands and Survey, at Wellington, and thereon edged red. Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri~ht Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savlie, Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri~ht Earl of LiverI,lool, Knight Grand Cross of the Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, Most DistingulShed Order of Saint Michael and Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of the Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea· Order, Governor and Commander-in-"Chief in land and its Dependencies; and issued under and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea­ the Seal of the said Dominion. at the Govern­ land and its Dependencies: and issued under ment House at Wellington, this sixth day of the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern­ April, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine ment House at Wellington, this fourth day of hundred and seventeen. April, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and seventeen. F. H. D. BELL, For Minister of Landa. F. H. D. BELL, For Minister of Lands.

GOD SA VIC THE KINa! GoD SAVB TUB KING ! A 1220 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 65

Allocating Land r.,erv~d and taken for It Railway to the I Portion of Section 4 (AuckllLIld R.D.), Block XI, Karioi Purposes of a Road at Maimai. Survey District (S.O. 15343). In the Auckland Land District; as the same is more [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. particularly delineated on the plan ma.rked P.W.D. 41992, A PROCLAMATION. deposited in the office of the Minister of Public Works at Wellington, in the Wellington Provinoial District, a.nd HEREAS the land described in the Schedule hereto thereon ooloured purple. W forms part of land taken for the purposes of the Stillwater-Reefton Railway, and it is considered desirable Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri~bt to allocate such land to the purposes of a road: Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, And whereas it has been certified by the Minister of Earl of LiverJ~ool, Knight Grand Cross of the Railways that such land is not required for railway pur­ Most DistingUlshed Order of Saint Michael and poses: And whereas such land is situated in the County of Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian Inangahua, the local authority of which has assented to the Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in issue of this Proclamation: and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea­ And whereas His Excellency the Governor is of opinion land and its Dependencies; and issued under that the said loc& authority cau conveniently construct and the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern­ maintain the said road: ment House at Wellington, this fifth day of Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl April, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, hundred and seventeen. in pursulLIlce and exercise of the powers and authorities W. FRASER, vested in me by section one hundred and ninety-seven of Minister of Public Works. the Puhlio Works Act, 1908, and of every other power and authority in anywise enabling me in this behalf, do hereby ~on SAVE THE KING! proclaim and declare that the land desoribed in the Schedule hereto shall, upon the publication hereof in the N~w Zealand Gazette, become a road, and that the said road shall be under Declaring Land taken jor a Public Work, and not req'J,ired the control of the Inangahua County Council, and shall be for such Public Work, to be Crown Land. maintained hy the said Council in like manner as other public highways are controlled and maintained by the said [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. Council. A PROCLAMATION. ,X7 HEREAS it is provided by seotion tbirty of the SCHEDULE. V" Public Works Act, 1908, that if it is found that any APPROXIlIU.TE areas of the pieces of llLIld: 2 roods 4 perches land held, taken, purchased, or acquired at any time under and 30'7 perches. this or any other Aot or Provincial Ordinance, or otherwise Portions of railway reserve, Block IV, Mawhera.iti Survey howsoever, for any public work is not required for such District, Inangahua County. public work the Governor may, by an Order in Council In the Nelson Land District; as the Bame are more publicly notified and gazetted, cause the same to be sold particularly delineated on the plan marked W.R. 24363, under the conditions therein mentioned: deposited in the office of the Minister of Railways a; And whereas it is further provided by section five of the Wellington, in the Wellington ProvincioJ District, and Public Works Amendment Act, 1909, that in the case of thereon coloured blue and red. any land so taken, purchased, or acquired for a Government work, and not required for that purpose, the Governor Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right may, on the recommendation of the Minister, and without Honourable Arthur WiIIiam de Brito Savile, complying with any other reqUirements of the aforesaid Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of the section thirty, I1y Procla.mation declare such land to be Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Crown land subject to the Land Act, 1908, and thereupon Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian the land may he administered and disposed of under that Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in Aot accordingly: and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea· And whereas the land desoribed in the Schedule hereto was taken for the purposes of a road: And whereas suoh land and its Dependencies; and issued under road has been stopped, and it is desirable to declare the the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern­ land contained therein to be Crown land: ment House at Wellington, this seventeenth day And whereas a plan has heen prepared, and the Minister of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand has recommended the Governor to declare such land to be nine hundred and seventeen. Crown land: W. H. HERRIES, Now, therefore, in pursuance and exeroise of the powers Minister of Railways. and authorities oonferred upon me by the above-in-part­ recited Aots, and of all other powers in anywise enabling GOD SAVE THE KING! me in this behalf, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby declare the land described in the Sohedule hereto Grown Land in Block XI, Karioi Survey District, set $0 be Crown land subjeot to the Land Act, 1908, and that apart tor the Purposes of a Road. 8uch land may be administered and disposed of under that Aot acoordingly'. [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. A PROCLAMATION. SCHEDULE. HEREAS the land mentioned in the Schedule hereto ApPROXIMATE area of stopped road deolared to be Crown W is Crown land, and is required to be set apart for land: 1 rood 8 perches. the purposes of a road in Block XI, Karioi Survey District: Adjoining or passing through land granted to J. Toms, And whereas by seotion twenty. one of the Public Works Block X, Linkwater Survey District (Marlborough R.D.). Act, 1908, it is enacted that whenever any Crown land is required to be set apart for any public work, the Governor In the Marlborough Land District; as the same is more may at any time, by Proclamation, set the same apart for particularly delineated on the. plan marked P.W.D. 41760, such public work without complying with any of the deposited in the office of the Minister of Public Works, provisions of that Act in respeot of the taking or settiog­ at Wellington, in the Wellington Provincial District, and a.part of other lands for such purposes: thereon coloured green. Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri~ht of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savde, Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the powers and Earl of Liverl?ool, Knight Grand Cross of the authorities vested in me by the Public Works Aot, 1908, and Most DistingUlshed Order of Saint Michael and of every other power and authority in anywise enabling me Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian in that behoJf, do hereby proclaim and deolare tha.t the land Order, Goveruor and Commander-in-Chief in described in the Schedule hereto is hereby set apart for the and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea­ purposes of the said road; and I also hereby declare that land and its Dependencies; and issued under this Proolamation shall take effect on and after the twenty­ the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern­ first day of April, one thousand nine hundred and seven· ment House at Wellington, this fifth day of teen, April, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and seventeen. SCHEDULE. W. FRASER, ApPROXIMATE area of the pieoe of Crown llLIld set apart: Minister of Public Works. 59 acres 1 rood 24 perches. GOD SAVE THill KING! APRIL 12.] THE NE W ZEALAND GAZJ£'rl'lii. 1221

Declaring Land taken Jor a Public Work, and not required Jor any land so taken, purchased, or acquired for a Government 8'UCh Public Work, to be Crown Land_ work and not required for that purpose the Governor may, on the recommendation of the Minister, and without complying with any other requirements of the aforesaid LL.s.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. section thirty, by Proclamation declare such land to be A PROCLAMATION. Crown land subject to the Land Act, 1908, and thereupon HEREAS it is provided by section thirty of the the land may be administered and disposed of under that W Public Works Act, 1908, that if it is found that any Act accordingly: . land held, taken, purchased, or acquired at any time under And whereas the land described in the Sohedule hereto this or any other Act or Provincial Ordinance, or otherwise was taken for the purposes of roads: And whereas such howsoever, for any public work is not required for such roads have been stopped, and it is desirable to declare the public work the Governor may, by an Order in Council land contained therein to be Crown land: publicly notified and gazetted, cause the same to be sold And whereas a plan has been prepared, and tbe Minister under the conditions therein mentioned : has recommended the Governor to declare such land to be And whereas it is further provided by section five of the Crown land: Public Works Amendment Act, 1909, that in the case of Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities conferred upon me by the above-in-part­ any land so taken, purchased, or acquired for a Government recited Acts, and of all other powers in anywise enabling work and not required for that purpose the Governor may, me in this behalf, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl on the recommendation of the Minister, and without com­ of Liverpool, the Goverllor of the Dominion of New Zealand, plying with any other requirements of the aforesaid section do hereby declare the land described in the Schedule hereto thirty, by Proclamation declare such land to be Crown to be Crown land subject to the Land Aot, 1908, and that land subject to the Land Act, 1908, and thereupon the such land may be administered and disposed of under that land may be administered and disposed of under that Act Act accordingly. accordingly: And whereas the land described in the Schedule hereto was taken for the purpose, of a road: And whereas such SCHEDULE. road has been stopped, and it is desirable to declare the ApPROXIMATE areas of stopped road declared to be Crown land contained therein to be Crown land : land :- And whereas a plan has been prepared, and the Minister A.. R. P. Adjoinlng or passing through has recommended the Governor to declare such land to be 4 0 32 Sections 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11, Blook XIII i Crown land: coloured green. Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of the powers 3 2 11 Sections 1, 2, 3, 4,5,6,7, and 8, Block IX; and authorities conferred upon me by the above-in-part­ coloured greeu. recited Acts, and of all other powers in anywise enabling o 2 20 Sections 2 and 8, Block IX; coloured blue. me in this behalf, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl Situated in Clutha District_ of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, In the Otago Land District.; as the same are more par- do hereby declare the land described in the Schedule hereto I ticularly delineated on the plan marked P_W_D_ 40945, to be Crown land subjeot to the Land Act, 1908, and that deposited in the office of the Minister of Public Works at such land may be administered and disposed of under that Wellington, in the Wellington Provincial District, and Act accordingly_ thereon coloured as above mentioned_ Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ril;lht SCHEDULE. Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of the APPROXIMATE areas of stopped road declared to be Crown Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and land:- Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian A. R. P. Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in o 1 16, adjoining or passing through Sec. 178. and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea­ 1 1 18'7 175 (E.R.). land and its Dependencies: and issued under 1 2 34'7 174. the Seal of the said Dominion. at the Govern­ Situated in Kll.wakawa Parish, Block VIII, Kawakawa ment House at Wellington, this fourth day of Survey District (S.O. 19385). Aprll, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine In the Auckland Land District; as the same are more hundred and seventeen. particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 41582, W. FRASER, deposited in the offioe of the Minister of Publio Works Minister of Public Works. at Wellington, in the Wellington Provincial District, and thereon coloured green. GOD SA Vii TBII KING! Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, Declaring Land taken jor a Public Work, and not required Earl of Liverl!0ol, Knight Grand Cross of the for such Public Work, to be Crown Land. Most DistingUIshed Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea­ A PROCLAMATION. land and its Dependencies; and issued under HEREAS it is provided by section thirty of the the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern­ W Public Works Act, 1908, that if it is found that any ment House at Wellington, this fourth day of land held, taken, purchased, or aoquired at any time under April, in the year of our Lord one thouand nine this or any other Act or Provincial Ordinance, or otherwise hundred and seventeen. howsoever, for any public work is not required for suoh W FRASER. publio work the Governor may, by an Order in Council Minister of Public Works. publicly notified and gazetted, cause the same to be sold under the conditions therein mentioned: GOD SAVE THE KING! . And whereas it is further provided by section five of the ------I Public Works Amendment Act, 1909, tbat in the case of any land so taken, purchased, or acquired for lL Government Declaring Land taken tor a Public Work, and not required work and not required for that purpose the Governor for Buch Public Work, to be Crown Land. may, on the recommendation of the Minister, and without complying with any other requirements of the aforesaid [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. section thirty, by Proolamation declare such land to be Crown land subject to the Land Act, 1908, and thereupon A PROCLAMATION. the land may be administered and disposed of under that HEREAS it is provided by seotion thirty of the Act accordingly: W Public Works Act, 1908, that if it is found that any And whereas the land described in the Schedule hereto land held, taken, purohased, or acquired at any time under was taken for the purposes of a. road: And whereas such this or any other Act or Provincial Ordinance, or otherwise road has been stopped, and it is desirable to declare the howsoever, for any public work is not required for such land contained therein to be Crown land: public work the Governor may, by an Order in Council And whereas a plan has been prepared, and the Minister publicly notified and gazetted, cause the same to be sold has recommended the Governor to declare such land to be under the conditions therein mentioned: Crown land: And whereas it is further provided by section five of the Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of the powers Public Works Amendment ACG, 1909, that in the oase of and authorities conferred upon me by the above-in-part- 1222 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 65 recited Acts, and of all o~her powers in anywise enabling I Land. taken for the Purposes ot a Road in Block XIV, me in this behalf, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl Orahiri Survey District. of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby deolare the land described in the Schedule hereto [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. to be Crown land subject to the Land Act, 1908, and thaI such land may be administered and disposed of under tbat A PROCLAMATION. Act accordingly. 1:"XIHEREAS the land described in the Schedule hereto V" is required to be ta.ken, under the Public Works Act, 1908, for a certain publio work-to wit, for· the pur­ SCHEDULE. poses of a road in Block XIV, Orahiri Survey Distriot; APPROXIMATE area of stopped road declarea to be Crown And whereas a.ll the conditions precedem required by la.w land: 1 acre 1 rood 25 perches. to be observed and performed prior to the taking of such Adjoining or passing through E.R. 130, Mangatptp Parish, land for the purposes hereinbefore specified have been Block XI, Rangaunu Survey District (S.O. 19249). observed and performed: In the Auckland Land District; as th~ 8am~ is lllore Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Ea.rlof particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 41373, Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, deposited in the office of the Minister of Public Works o.t in pursuance and exeroise of the powers and a.uthorities Wellington. in the Welling~on Provincial District, and vested in me by the Public Works Aot, 1908, and of every thereon coloured green. other power and authority in anywise enabling me in this behalf, do hereby proolaim a.nd deolare that the land Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right described in the Schedule hereto is hereby taken for the Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, purposes of the said roa.d j and I do also hereby deolare Earl of Liverl?ool, Knight Grand Cross of the that this Proclamation shall take effect on and after the Most DistingUished Order of Saint Michael and twenty-first day of April, one thoUB&lld nine hundred and Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian seventeen. Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea­ land and its Dependencies; and issued under SCHEDULE. the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern­ ApPROnMATE area of the piece of land taken: 3 roods 35'S ment House at Wellington, this fourth day of perohes. April, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine Portion of Pehitawa No. 2B No.2, Block XIV, Orahiri hundred and seventeen. Survey District (S.O. 18908). W. FRASER, In the Auckland Land District; as the sa.me is more Minister of Public Works. particularly delineated on the pla.n marked P.W.D. 41286, GOD SAVE THE KING! deposited in the office of the Minister of Publio Works at Wellington, in the Wellington Provincial District, and thereon coloured blue. Land taken for the Purpose. of a Road in Block V, Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right Mara'lllarua Survey District. Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverl?ool, Knight Grand Cross of the [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. Most DistingUished Order of Saint Michael and A PROCLAMATION. Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in W HEREAS the land 'described in the Sohedule hereto and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea­ is required to be taken, under the Public Works land and its Dependencies; and issued under Act, 1908, for a certain public work-to wit, for the pur­ the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern­ poses of a road in Block V, Ma.ramarua Survey Distriot: • ment House at Wellington, this fifth 'ay of And whereas a.n agreement has been entered into, in ~erms April, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine of section twenty. seven of the sa.id Act, to take such land for hundred and seventeen. the publio work hereina.fter set forth: And whereas a plan has been prepared, and the Minister W. FRASER, has recommended the Governor to issue a Proclama.tion Mini.ter of Public Works. ta.king the la.nd 80S required by the said Aot : 'JOD SA VIII THE KING! Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, in pursua.noe and exercise of the powers and Land pTOctat71led as a Road, lind Road cto.ed, in Blocks VIII authorities vested in me by the Public Works Act, 1908, and XII, Kaihu Survey I1i1trict, Hobson County. and of every other power and authority in anywise enabling me in this behalf, and being satisfied of the sufficiency of [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor. the agreement hereinbefore referred to, do hllrE'by proclaim and deolare tha.t the land described in the Schedule hereto A PROCLAMATION. is hereby taken for the purposes of the said road; and I N pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred by also hereby deolare that this Procla.ma.tion sha.ll take effeot I seotion eleven of the Land Act, 1908, I, Arthur Wil­ on and after the twenty-first day of April, one thousand liam de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the nine hundred and seventeen. Dominion of New Zeala.nd, do hereby, with the oonsents of the owners and mortgagees of the la.nd described in the SCHEDULE. First Schedule hereto, and of the Hobson County Council, being the local authority in whose distriot the said land APPROXIMATE area. of the piece of la.nd taken; 3 aores is situated, proolaim as a road the land in Kaihu Survey 3 roods. Distriot described in the First Sohedule hereto; a.nd Portion of Section No. 149A, Onewhero Parish (S.O. 14659). also do hereby, with the like oonsents as aforesaid, pro­ Situated in Block V, Maramarua Survey District. claim as olosed the road desoribed in the Second Schedule In the Auckland Land District; as the same is more hereto, whioh is not required by reason of the road particularly delinea.ted on the plan marked P. W.D. 41868, described in the First Sohedule hereto. deposited in the office of 'he Minister of Public Works at Wellington, in the Wellington Provincial District, and thereon coloured red. FIRST SCHEDULE. LAND PROOLAIMED AS A ROAD. Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri~ht APPROXIMATE area.s of the pieces of land proclaimed as a Honourable Arthur William de Brito SaVlle, rood ;.- Ea.rl of Liverl?ool, Knight Grand Cross of the A. R. P. Portion of Most DistingUished Order of Saint Michael and 6 0 1 Kaihu No.2, D.P. 1147, Blook XII; ooloured Saint George, Member of the Royal Victorian blue. Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in 25 3 6 WaimataNo.2,BlocksVIIIandXII;coloured a.nd over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea­ red. land and Its Dependencies; and issued under the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Govern­ SEOOND SCHEDULE. ment House at Wellington, this fifth day of April,in the year of our Lord one thousand nine ROAD CLOSBD. hundred and seventeen. ApPROXIMATB area. of the piece of road closed; 17 acres W. FRASER, o roods 22 perches. Minister of Public Works. Adjoining or passing through Waimata. No.2, Blocks VIII a.nd XII. GoD SAVill TEa KING! Coloured on plan: Green. APRIL 12. THE NEW ZEAIJAN D GAZETTE. 1223

All situated in Kaihu Survey District (S.O. 18235). the elect<1rs of the local authorities forming the said com­ All in 'he Auckland Land Distric~ j as ~he same are more bined districts as altered, and to select and. appoint the priu­ particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 39332, cipal authorities for the said combined districts for the pur- deposited in the office of the Minister of Public Works poses of such election: . liP IIlII!l at Welling~on, in the Wellington Provincial District, and I Now,'j,therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the-,Do­ thereon ooloured as above men~ioned. , minion oftNew Zealand, in pursuance and.. exercise of)the power and authority conferred upon him by the said.. Act, Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right . Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, and of all other powers~and authorities enabling him in that Earl of Liverpool, Knight Grand Cross of the behalf, and acting by and with the advice and consent of Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby Saillt George, Member of the Royal Victorian make the following provision for the representation of the Order, Governor and Commander-in-Chief in combined districts hereinafter mentioned on the Auckland and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zea­ Harbour Board, in lieu of the representation of districts land and its Dependencies; and issued under included therein as provided for in the First Schedule to the the Seal of the saId Dominion, at the Govern­ said Act:- ment House at Wellington, this fifth day of Three members shall be elected by the electors of the City April, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine of Auckland (in which have been merged the Boroughs of hundred and seventeen. Parnell and Grey Lynn, and the Road Districts of Eden W. FRASER, Terrace, Remuera, Arch Hill, and Epsom); one member by Minister of Public Works. the electors of the Boroughs of Mount Eden and Mount Albert, and the electors of the Mount Roskil!, Avondale, and GOD SAVE THE KING I Point Chcvalier Road Districts; one member by the electors of the Boroughs of Newmarket and Onehunga, and the electors of the Road Districts of One Tree Hill, Panmure, Amending Regulations under the Discharged Soldiers Settlement Orakei, Mount Wellington, and Tamaki West, and the Town Act, 1915. District of Ellerslie. And His Excellency doth hereby, in pursuance and exercise LIVERPOOL, Governor. of the power and authority conferred upon him by section ORDER IN COUNCIL. seven of the said Act, select and .appoint the Auckland City Council, the Mount Eden Borough Council, and the New­ At the Government Buildings at Wellington, this second market Borough Council to be the respective principal autho­ day of April, 1917. rities for the purposes of the electiou of the members as Present: aforesaid by the electors of the respective combined districts THE HONOURABLE W. ·H. HERRIES PRESIDING IN COUNCIL. F. W. FUHBY, N pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred upon Acting Clerk of the Executive Council. I him by the Discharged Soldiers Settlement Act, 1915 (hereinafter referred to as "the said Aet "), His Excellency the Governor of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by l:omain Board appointed to have Control of the Brownston and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council Domain. of the said Dominion, doth hereby amend, in the manner set forth in the Schedule hereto, tho regulations under the said LIVERPOOL, Governor. Act made by Order in COllDcil dated the eighth day of No­ ORDER IN COUNCIL. vember, one thousand nine hundred and fifteen, and pub­ lished in the New Zealand Gazette of the eleventh day of At the Governmeut Buildings at Wellington, this second November, one thousand nine hundred and fifteen. day of April, 1917. Present: THE HONOURABLE W. H. HERRlES PRESIDING IN COUNCIL. . . SCHEDULE . I. CLAUSE 14 of tho regulations made under the said Act on HEREAS by section forty of the Public Reserves W and Domains Act, 1908 (hereinafter termed "the the 8th day of November, 1915, is heroby amended by adding said Act "), it is enacted that the Governor may from time thereto a reference to section 57 of the Land for Settlements to time, with re8pec~ to any public domain, appoint suoh Act, 1908 (except paragraph (d) thereof). persons (not exceeding nine) as he thinks fit to be a Domain 2. Clauses 23, 24, and 25 of, and the Second Schedule to, Board having, subject to the said Act, control of such the regulations under the Land for Settlements Act, 1908, domain: made on the 16th day of' March, 1909, shall, so far as appli­ And whereas by an Order in Council made on the fifth cable, and with the necessary modifications, apply to lands day of March, one thousand nine hundred and seventeen, aud with buildings thereon disposed of under the Discharged published in the New Zealand Gazette of the eight day of Soldiers Settlement Act in the same manner as thoy apply to March, one thousand nine hundred and seventeen, the domain lands with buildings thereon disposed of undor the Land for desoribed in the Schedule hereto was brought under the Settlements Act. operation of and declared to be subject to the provisions F. W. FURBY, of Part II of the said Act: Acting Clerk of the Executive Councilo And whereas it appears expedient to appoint a Domain Board to control the said domain: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Altering Representation of cerlain Oombined Di8tricl. on Dominion of New Zealand, in exercise of the powers con­ A'IlCkland Harbour Board, and appointing Principal Autho· ferred by the said Act, and acting by and with the advioe ritieB. and oonsent of the Exeoutive Counoil of the said Dominion, doth hereby appoint LIVERPOOL, Governor. NEIL SMALL, ORDER IN COUNCIL. ALEXANDER l'lIATT, WALTER JOlIN PARKER, At the Government Buildings at Wellington, this second day WILLIAM GRIFFIN, and of April, 1917. ALFRED VALENTINE UDY Present: to be the Brownston Domain Board, having the control of THE HONOURABLE W. H. HERRIES PRESIDING IN COUNCIL. the land described in the Schedule hereto for tho purposes of HEREAS by section twelve of the Harbours Amend­ and subject to the provisions of the said Act; and doth W ment Act, 1910 (hereinafter referred to as " the said hereby appoint Monday, the seventh day of May, one Act "), it is enacted that the creation, abolition, merger, thousand nine hundred and seventeen, at eight o'clock p.m., union, division, or other alteration of any constituent or as the time when, and the Hukanui Public Hall, Hukanui, combined district shall not in itself have any operation so as the place where, the fir"t meeting of the Board shall be as to affect the then existing membership of the Board, and held. that the Governor may from time to time by Order in Council, whenever in his opinion it becomes necessary or SCHEDULE. expedient so to do, make such provision with respeot to the representation of any part of any constituent or combined BROWNSTON DOMAIN. district as he thinks fit: ALL that area in the Wellington Land District, containing And whereas certain alterations have been made in certain' by admeasurement 6 acres 1 rood 36 perches, more or less, combined districts the electors of which elect members of Ibeing Section No. 133, Block I, Mangaone Survey District. the Auckland Harbour Board, and it is desirable to ma,ke Bounded towards the north-west by the railway-line, 321·2 provision as hereinafter desoribed for the representation of links, 50 links, and 262·1 links; towards the north-east by 1224 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 65

Mangatainoka K Block, No. 20 No. 3, 1484'3~links;;' towards I Now, therefore, His Excellency tho Governor of the Do. th.e south-east by Jackson Street, 490 links; and towards the minion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the power south-west by Sections Nos. 1 to 7, Block XIV, Township and authority conferred upon him by section ninety-six of of Brownston, 1151·1 links: be all the aforesaid linkages 1 the Native I.and Amendment Act, 1913, and acting by and marc or less. As the same is delineated on the plan marked with tho advice and consent of the Executive Council of the L. and S. 6/5/1, deposited in the Head Office, Department said Dominion, doth hereby declare that the land mentioned of Lands and Survey, at Wellington, and thereon bordered in thc Schedule hereto shall no longer be BU bjcct to Part XIV red. of the Native Land Act, 1909, and shall be revested in the F. W. FURBY, Native owners thereof. Acting Clerk of the Executive Council. SCHEDULE. Declaring Land to be no longer subject to Part XIV of the ALr, that parcel of land containing 60 aCreS 2 roods, more Native Land Act, 1909. or less, nnd known as Pipiwai 2E 1 Block, situate in the Mangakahia Smvey District, in the L~nd District of Auck­ land. LIVERPOOL, Governor. F. W. FURBY, ORDER IN COUNCIL. Acting Clerk of the Executive Council. At the Government Buildings at Wellington, this s(,cond day of April, 1917. Postage Rates for Parcels for Soldiers. Present: THE HONOURABLE ,V. H. HERRlES PRESIDING IN COUNCIL. LIVERPOOL, Governor HEREAS by section ninety-six of. the Native Land ORDER IN COUNCIL. W Amendment Act, 1913, it is enacted that the Governor in Council may from time to time by Order in At the GOI'ernlllent Buildings at Wellington, this second Council declare that any land subject to Part XIV or XV day of April, 1917. of the Native Land Act, 1909 (hereinafter referred to as Present: " the said Act "), and vested in a Maori Land Board, shall THE HONOURABLE W. H. HERRIES PR,ESlDJNG IN COUNCIL. no longer be subject to such Parts of that Act, and shall be revested in the Native owners thereof: N p"rRtHtncc ftno exercise of the power ftnd authority And whereas the land mentioned in the Schedule hereto T vested in him by the Post and Telegraph Act, l!lOR, is at present subject to Part XIV of the said Act, and is al[(1 of all powers and ftut,horities enabling him in this behalf, vested in the Tokerau District Maori Land Board, which His Excellency the Govemor of the Dominion of New Zca· Board has recolT\mended that such land be no longer subject IItn<1, acting hy ftno with the advice and consent of the Execu· as aforesaid and that it be revested in the Native owners: tive Council of the said Dominion, doth herebv make the And whereas the Governor is satisfied that the said land regulations and fix t,he rates and chftrges given in 'the Schedule is not subject to any lease, license, contract for sale, or other hereto for the posting of parccls addressed to soldiers, and alienation, and that no moneys are charged on the said land doth order and declare that any regnlations and charges or on the revenue thereof in accordance with the said Act of similar purport heretofore madc are hereby revoked in or under any other authority: so far as they are not in agreement with the regulations and Now, therefore. His Excellency the Governor of the charges made in the said Schedule, but that otherwise any Dominion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the such other regulations and ehargcs shall I'emain in full force power and authority conferred upon him by section ninety­ and virtue, an(] shall be read and applieo together with the six of the Native Land Amendment Act, 1913, and acting by regulations and charges hereby madc and fixed; and doth and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council further order and dec!>tre that this O"der ill Coullcil sh~lI of the said Dominion, doth hereby declare that the land eome into force on tho sixtc nth day of April, onc thousand mentioned in the Schedule hereto shall no longer be Sn bject ninc hundred and seventeen. to Part XIV of the Native Land Act, 1909, and shan be revested in the Native owners thereof. SCHEDuLE. SCHEDULE. P AROEL·POST. ALL that parcel of land, containing 81 acres 1 rood, more or Special RllteB for Parcels addres8,d to 8oldiers. less, and known as Pipiwai No. 2G Block, situate in the I. TH" rates of postage for pa.rcels addressed to soldiers Mangakahia Survey District, in the Land District of Auck­ and nurses of Britieh, New Zealand, Australian, or other land. colonial or allied troops on active service in any part of the F. W. FURBY, world (including members of New Zealand Volunteer tlister- Acting Clerk of the Executive Counc.iL hood) are- s. d. For parecls not exceeding 3lb. 1 0 " 7 lb. 2 0 Declaring Land to be no longer subject to Part X I V of the These rates also apply to parcels addressed to New Zealand Native Land Act, 1909. sailors on board the "Philomel" and any other of H:M. ships manned by New Zealand crews. The maximum weight for parcels under thc regulation LIVERPOOL, Governor. is 7 lb. ORDER IN COUNCIL. 2. Parcels for soldiers, sailors, &c., on activc service cannot At the Government Buildings at Wellington, this second day be registered or insured. of April, 1917. F. W. FURBY, Present: Acting Clerk of the Executive Council. THE HONOURABLE W. H. HERRlES PRESIDING IN COUNCIL. W HEREAS by section ninety-six of the Native Land Savings-bank.-Intere81-bearing Depo8its by Secondary School Amendment Act, 1913, it is enacted that the Gover· Board. nor in Council may from time to time by Order in Council decla.re that any land subject to Part XIV or XV of the LIVERPOOL, Governor. Na tive Land Act, 1909 (hereinafter referred to as" the said Act "), and vested in a Maori Land Board, shall no longer bc OnDER IN COUNCIL. subject to such Parts of that Act, and shall be revested in the At the Government Buildings at Wellington, this second Na tivc owners thereof: day of April, 1917. And whereas the land mentioned in the Schedule hereto is at present subjeot to Part XIV of the said Act, and is vested Present: in the Tokerau District Maori Land Board, which Board has THFJ HONOURABLE ,V. H. HERRIES PRESIDING IN COUNCIL. reoommended that such land be no longer subject as a.fore­ N pursuance and exercise of the power conferred upon said and that it be revested in the Native owners: I him by section seventy·seven of the Post and Telegraph And whereas tho Governor is satisfied that the said land is Act, 1908, His Excellency the Governor of the Dominion of not su biect to any lease, license, contract for sale, or other New Zealand, acting by and with the advice and consent of alienation, and that no moneys are charged on the said land the Executivc Council of thc said Dominion; doth hereby or on the revenue thereof in accordance with the said Aot or prescribe that the limitation of the amount of interest­ under any other authority: bearing deposits in the Post Office Savings-bank, as fi~d by APRIL 12.1 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1225 the said section seventy-seven as amended by section four I Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the Dominion of New of the Post and Telegraph Amendmcnt Act, 1913, shall not Zealand, by and witb the advice and consent of the Exeou­ apply to deposits of the bodies named in the Schedule he.reto tive Council of the said Dominion, do hereby order and (being non-mercantile bodies within the meaning of the said declare that the reserve for recreation in the Auckland section seventy-seven). Land District described in the Schedule hereto shall be and the same is hereby brought under the ol'eration of and declared to be subject to the provisions of Part II of the SCHEDULE. said Act: and such reserve shall hereafter be known as the THE Board 01' governing body of any secondary school within Ruakaka Domain, and be managed, administered, and dealt the meaning of the Education Act, 1914. with as a public domain. F. W. FURBY, Acting Clerk of the Executive Council. SCHEDULE. RUAKAKA DOMAIN ALL that area in the Auckland Land District, being Portion of TV aripori Street, in the City of ]Vellington, e:J:empted Allotment DO, Parish of Ruakaka, containing by admeasure­ from the Provisions of Section 117 of the Public Works Act, ment 26 acres 2 roOdR 24 pprchcs, lllore or less. Bounded, 1908, subject to a. Condition as to the Building-line. commencing at. peg marked I. hping 538Ii,6'8 links north and 1:J9158·(; links west of }fount Eden Trig. Station: LIVERPOOL, Governor. towards the east generally by a reserve along the Ruakaka ORDER IN COUNCIL. River, 983'8, 41R·7_ aml 118(; links; towards the south by Crown land, 134J.-;; and fl04·

SCHEDULE. REGULATION. ALL that portion of Waripori Street, in the Wellington THE Chairman of any Labour Dispute Committee under the L80nd District, City of Wellington, commencing at a point Labour Disputes Investigation Act, 1913, shall be entitled to 102 ft. west of the western side of Adelaide Road, and pro­ receive out of the Consolidated Fund the sum of £2 2s. for ceeding thence iu a westerly direction to its junotion with every day or part of 11 day during which he is 1actually the Town Belt. As the said portion of street is more par­ engaged in the investigation .of a dispute under that Act, or tioularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 41888, de· during which he is actually engaged in travelling to or from posited in the office of the Minister of Public Works at the place of sitting of the Committee. Wellington, in the Wellington Provincial District, and This regUlation shall be deemed to have taken effect from thereon coloured red. the 1st day of February, 1917. F. W. FURBY. F. W. FURBY, Acting Clerk of the Executive Council. Acting Clerk of the Executive Council.

Recreation Reserve in Auckland Land District brought under ReglIiati01'8 unde1' the "and Act, 1908, find the Land 'I'ransfer Part II of the Public Reserves and Domains Act, 1908. Act, 1915.

LIVERPOOL, Governor. LIVERPOOL, Governor. ORDER IN COUNCIL. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government Buildings at Wellington, this second At· the Government Buildings at Wellington, this Rccond day of April, 1917. day of April, 1917. Present: Present; THE HONOURABLE W. H. HERRlES PRESIDING IN COUNCIL. THE HONOURABLE IV. H. HERRlES PRESIDING IN COUNCIL. y virtue of the powers and authorities vested in me 'WHEREAS by section three of the Land Act, 1908, it B by the twenty-sixth seotion of the Publio Reserves is enacted that the Governor may from time to time a.nd Domains Act. 1908, I, Arthur WiIlia.m de Brito Ba.vile, make regulations for the purposes of that Act: 1226 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 65

And whereas by section two hundred and nineteen of the 19 ,taken for road [or street], and yearly rent reduced to Land Transfer Act, 1915, it is enacted that the Governor [ Name reduced rent]. may, by Order in Council gazetted, make regulations for Pal'tieula.rs entered the day of ,19 . regulating the practice and conduct of business under that Act: Distriot Land ~egistrar. Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor of the Do­ minion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the Form No.4. powers and authorities conferred by the said Acts, and acting PORTION of land as described in deposited certificate under by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council the hand of the Commissioner of Crown Lands for the of the said Dominion, doth hereby make the following regula­ Land District, and dated ,19 ,added to this lcase tions for the purposes of tho slLid Acts; and doth hereby or license, and yearly rent increased to [Name increased declare that such regulations shall come into force on the rent]. day of the publication thereof in the New Zealand Gazette. ,,' Partioulars entered the day of ,19 .

HEGULATJONR. Distriot Land Hegistrar. IN any case where a lease or license under the Land Act, F. W. FUHBY, 1908, or any former Land Act has been registered under the .Acting Clerk of the Executive Council. Land Transfer Act, 1915, 6r any former Land Transfer Act, if any part of the land comprised in such lease or license is subsequently proclaimed as a road or' street in terms of Opening National Endowment Lands in Otago Land DiBtricl section 11 of the Land Act, 1908, and by reason thoroof 11 for Selection. reduction is made in the rental payable under the lease or license, or if a road or street intersecting or adjoining the lands comprised in any such lease or license has been closed T, I V E H P 0 0 L. G 0 v ern 0 r . under the said section 11, and subsequently added to the N pursuance and exeroise of the powers and authorities land comprised in such lease or license, and by reason thereof I conferred upon me by the Land Act, 1908, I, Arthur an increase is made in the rental payable under the lease or William de Brito Bavile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of license, the following provisions shall apply :- the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby declare that the (a.) The Commissioner of Crown Lands shall forward to national endowment lands described in the Schedule hereto the District Land R.egistrar a certificate under his hand in shan be open for selection on renewable lease on Monday, the form No.1 or No.2 in the Schedule hereto, as the case the eleventh day of June, one thousand nine hundred and may require, specifying the portion of land taken or added, seventeen, at the rentals mentioned in the said Bchedule; and the corresponding reduction or increase of rent. and I do also declare that the said lands shall be leased under (b.) The District Land R.egistrar shall deposit such certifi­ and subject to the provisions of the said Aot. cate in his office, and shall note on the folio of the R.egister­ book constituted by the-lease or license, and on the duplicate lease or license when forwarded to him for that purpose, a SCHEDULE. memorandum in the form No.3 or No.4 in the Schedule OTAGO LAND DISTRIOT.-·MANIOTOTO COUNTY.-SEOOND­ hereto as may be applicable. OLASS LAND.

SOHEDULE. Block. Are ... Icap:t .. l Value IHa.lf-yea.rly Form No. l. ~ctiO:~j __ • l!ent.. J. In the matter of lease or license from His Majesty to [Name oj leBBee or licen8ee], dated the day of ,19, Rt. Bathan's Survey District. R.egister-book, Vol. , folio , of [Specijy flu land]. A. R. P. £ s. d. £ s. d. Tms is to certify that from the land comprised in the above­ 37 11 297 0 0 225 0 0 410 0 mentioned lease or license, portion thereof-to wit, the 38 274 0 0 210 0 0 4 4 0 portion described in the Schedule hereto-was, on the 39 308 0 0 210 0 0 4 4 0 day of , 19 , proclaimed as a road [or 40 221 0 0 If5 0 0 3 14 0 41 196 0 0 165 0 0 3 6 0 street] under section 11 of the Land Act, 1908; and that I on and after that date the yearly rental reserved by the 42 337 0 0 280 0 0 5 12 0 lease or license is reduced from [ Name original amount] to 43 195 0 0 165 0 0 3 6 0 [ Name reduced amount]. 44 162 0 0 185 0 0 3 14 0 Dated at this day of ,19 . 45 440 0 0' 370 0 0 7 8 0 46 and 51 1"6 0 0 120 0 0 2 8 0 SOHEDULE. 47 193 0 0 170 0 0 3 8 0 48 154 010 105 0 0 2 2 0 [Spooijy the land by description and plan.] Blackstone Survey District. Commissioner of Crown Lands. 13 VIn I 480 0 0 1 4400 o I 8 16 0 14 I 519 0 01 550 '0 o 11 0 0 Form No.2. In the matter of lease or license from His Majesty to [Name Weighted with valuation for fenoing as follows: Section 37, of lessee or licensee], dated the day of ,19, £65 3s. 6d.; Section 38, £29 2s. 6d.; Section 39, £14 2s. ; R.egister.book, Vol. , folio , of [Specify the land]. Section 41, £14 Is.; Section 42, £2 14s.; Section 44, THIs is to certify that the road [or street] described in the £5 8s. 6d.; Sections 46 and 51, £15 6s.; Section 47, £12 15s.; Sohedule hereto was, on the day of ,19 , Section 48, £13 12s.; Section 14, £14 14s. closed under section 11 of the Land Act, 1908, and has been These sections are 8U bdivisions of the Downs Block of granted under the said section 11 to the owner of the above Hawkdull Station, and are situated close to St. Bathan's, lease or lioense; and that on and after the said date [or

Registrar of Marriages, die., appointed. License of Nati~'e Inte"p"ete>' revoked.

Department of Internal Affairs, 'Native Department, Wellington, 31st March, 1917: Wellington. 5th April, 1917. IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to IS Exoelleucy the Governor has been pleased tQ revoke H appomt H the license granted to GEORGE W,LL,AM STONE WI KARFlNA WIHAPI, 0 Te Pnke, to be the Registrar of Marriages and of Birtha and Deaths authorizing him to aot as an Interpreter under the Native for the District of Riverton, 011 and from the 2nd April, Land Act, 1909; and also to remove the said Wi Karena 1917. Wihapi from his offic, as an Interpreter under the said Act. G. W. HUSSELL. MillistH of Internal Affairs. W H. HERRIES, Native Minister. Inspector 01 Clubs appointed. T,icenRing Offir.ers 'Iwdfl' Arms Act, 1908, rlppointed. Departmen, of Internal Affairs, Wellington, lOth A[ml, 1917. T is herebv notified that Police Department, I Wellington, 5th April, 1917. SAMUEL PY.RCIVAL NORWOOll L~ Ex~.ellpn(',j' the Covernol' h!:l,s h~~~ .rleased to has been appointed, under the Licensing Act, 1908, to be an H appOInt Inspector of Olubs for the purpose of inspecting and report· Sergeant DONAI,D CHARLES FRASEIl B,nd ing upon chartered clubs, as defined by the said Licensing Constable WILLIAM EDWARD HuN'l', Act, 1908. G. W. ItUSSELL, of the New Zealand Police Force, to be Licensing Offioers Minister of Internal Affairs. under the Arms Act, 1908. A. L HERDMAN, Member of Canterbury Land Board resigned. Minister in Charge of Police Department.

Department of La.nds and Survey. Wellington, 5th April, 1917. I7I8pector for the PUrp08e8 of Ike Stock Act, 1908, appointed. IS Excellency the Governor has accepted the resig­ H nation of Offioe of Publie Servioe Commissioner, ,TAMER STF.VE~HON Wellington, 30th March, 1917. as a member of the Canterbury Land Board. HE Pnblio Servioe Commissioner has made the fo1- T lowillg appointment to the Public Service:- F. H. D. BELL. For Minister of Lands ,JOHN CASE to be an Inspector for the purposes of the Stock Act, 1908, Native Interpreters appointed. as from the 27th day of March. 1917. P. VEHSCHAFFELT, Native Department, Secretary. Wellingt,on, 3rd April, 1917. IS Exoellency the Governor has been pleased to H authorize Regi.• trar of Brands appointed. JOHN WEBSTER, of Horeke, Hokianga; TAARE W AAKA, of Rotorua; a.nd PARATENE NGATA, Jun., of , Office of Public Servioe Oommissioner, 'Wellington, 30th March, 1917. to a.ot as licensed Native Interpreters of the First Grade, HE Publio Service Commissioner has made the fol­ nnder the provi.ions of the Native Land Act, 1909, a.nd the T lowing appointment to the Public Service :- regulations made thereunder. W. H. HERRIES, JOHN CASE Native Minist.er. to be Registrar of Brands for the Wairoa Branding Regis­ tration District, as from the 27th day of March, 1917, in Judges of the Native hand Oourt Districts appointed. lieu of Walter Dalgliesh. P. VERSCHAFFELT, Native Department, Secretary. Wellington, 4th April, 1917. IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to H appoint Regintrars ~f Elector.~ rind Returning Officers appointed. ROBERT NOBLE JONES, Esq. (a Judge of the Native Land Oourt), to be the Judge of the Office of Public Service Commissioner, Ikaroa and South Island Native Land Oourt Districts, vice Wellington, 5th April, 1917. M. Gilfedder, Esq., transferred; HE Publio Service Commissioner has made the fol­ T lowing appointments in the Public Service:- OHARLES EDWARD MACOORMICK, Esq. C~ Judge of the Native Land Court), to be the Judge of the J A.IES McINDOE Waikato.Maniapoto Native Land Oourt District, vice A. G. to be Registrar of Electors and Returning Officer for the Holland, Esq., transferred; Electoral District of Grey, under the Legislature Act, 1908. JAMES WAIiELIN BROWNE, Esq. as from the 9th February, 1917. (0. Judge of the Native Land Court), to be the Judge of the 'VII~LIAM HENRY FREE.IAN Aotea Native Land Oourt Distriot, vice J. B. Jack, Esq .. to be Registrar of Electors and Returning Officer for the resigned; Electoral District of .]!;gmont, under the Legislature Aot, MICHAEL GILFEDDER, Esq. 1908, as from the 18th January, 1917. (a Judge of the Native Land Oourt), to be the Judge of the WILLIAM DRYBURGH WALLACE Tairawhiti Native Land Court Distriot, vice R. N. Jones, Esq., transferred; to be Registrar of Electors and Returning Officer for the ALBERT GEORGE HOLI,A"D, Esq. Electoral District of Buller, under the Legislature Act, 1908, as from the 5th day of February, 1917. (a Judge of the Native Land Oourt) , to be the Judge of the Tokerau Native Land Oourt District, vice T. H. Wilson, P. VERSCITAFFELT, Esq., transferred; and Secretary. THO~US HENRY WILSON, Esq. (a Judge of the Native I,and Oourt), to bo the Judge of the Waiariki Native Land Oourt Distriot, vice J. W. Browne, Deputy Registra.r. of lIIarriages. etc .. appointed. Esq., transferred. The appointments to take effeot on and from the 11th Rellistrar-General's Offioe, April, 1917. . Wellington. 10th April, 1917 W H. HERRIES. T is hereby notified that the underm"ntioned persons .l\ ative Minist0r. I have been appointed to be the Deputies of the Regis. 1228 rrHE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 65 trars of Marriages and of Births and Deaths for ~he dis· such notices as are required or authorized to be signed or tricts set respeotively opposite their names, viz. ;- [ given under t,he said Act or ~he regulations aforesaid:- N&me. District. . SWN."· FAnF. HARZARD, Chief PostmaRter, Greymouth, CHARLES ,TAMES GWYNNF. Wellington (R,t (;onrtenay Place) .• W D S MAcDONALD, For Minister of Telegraphs. THOMAS CnUI&TEN80N •• Waipu. •TOHN LEO SAGE Wairoa. AGNES GWENDOLINE COOKSRY Mangawai. l'l'ohi/,iting Money-order., (md Postal Con'espondwcp for •T !>IRS W ILUHI HOT,LAND Fea"herstoll . National ]""titu!f of Sciences, ,tc. CECIL JOHN WILLIAMS Dinton. (;Ecn, ELLEN MARY KEAKIlII< Births !-1.lld Deaths ouly. favour of the said institution or either of the said persons W. W. COOK, shall be issned, and that no postal packe~ addressed to the n I'gi:-;traI'-Genrr{l J. said institution or to the manager, secretary. or other officer thereof, or to either of the said persons (either by his own or any fictitious or assumed name), or addressed to either of the addresses in the Schedule hereunder whhout a name, Speda.l Order made by the Howiel, Township Road Board. shall be either registered or forwarded by the Post Office of New Zealand. Department of Internal Affair., Wellington, lith April, 1917, SCHEDULE. r].., HE following .pecial order, made by the Hawick Town­ _. ship Road Board, iR published in accordance with th" NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF 258, 260, 262. Westminster Bridge provisions of the Road Boards Act, 1908. Sem~eE" Road, London, S,E. EI,"RR E. KNO\n.RS 1 258, 260, 262, Westminster Bridge G. W. RUSSELL, r Road, London, S.E., and Minister of Internal Affairs, EI,"F,R S. PRATHEH J 126West34thStreet,NewYork,N.Y. Dated this 5th day of April, 1917. THE following special order was paRsed by the Howick Town. W. D, S, MAcDONAI,D. ship Road Board, 20th March, 1917 :- For PostnH1st"l' (ienel'a!. 'That all the weeds named in the Third Schedule of the Noxious Weeds Act, 1908, be declared noxious weeds within the boundaries of the Hawick Township Road District." Prohibition oj Postal Pacleets and Telegram, under War RegIJ.lation, A ct. I hereby certify that the above special order ha. bef'n duly passed. WILLIAM 'DONALD STUART MAcDONALD, Acting A. GERRING, I..• Postmaster· General of New Zealand, do hereby, in pur­ Clerk, Hawick Township Road TIoard. suance of clause 2 of the War Iteguiations of the 17th day of December, 1914, order that no postal packet or telegram addressed to any of the addresses in the Schedule hereunder Result of Poll for Proposed .Loan. shall be forwarded or delivered by the Post Office or trau,· mitted by telegraph. Wellington, 10th April, 1917, Dated this 10th day of April, 1917. HE following notice, received from the Chairman of the T Council of the County of Thames, is published in SCHEDULE. accordance with the provisions of the Local Bodies' Loans ALLAIRE, Brixton T" Rome, Italy. Act, 1915, Alofsin, I. J., Travelling Representative, I.N,S., New York ARTHUR M, MYERS, (or any address). Acting Minister of Finance. Atlanta American, The, Atlanta, Georgia. Atlanta Georgiau, The, Atlanta, Georgia. Baquin, Se,m. S., I N.S., New York. TRAMRS COUNTY COUNCIL. Boston American, The, Boston, Mass. PURSUANT to section 12 of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, Chicago American, The, Chicago, Ill. I InS, I hereby give notice that at a poll of the ratepayers Chicago Examiner, The, Chicago, Ill.! of the Puriri Ferry and Approach Roads Special-rating Area, Cosmopolitan Magazine, New York. R special district duly constituted within the County of Deutsches ,Tournai, The, New York. Thames, taken on the 29th day of March, 1917, on the pro· Ferrelly, R. A. (or Farraly), Gen, Manager, Tnt,ernational posal of the Thames County Council to borrow the sum of News Service, New York. £4,000 for the purpose of the construction of a ferry across Fuehr, Alexander, New York. the Waihou River at Puriri, and the forming and metalling Good Housekeeping, New York. of the approach roads thereto, the number of votesJl'ecorded Harper's Bazaar, New York. for thc proposal was 41, and the numberlof votes recorded Hartrick, E. B., I.N,S., New York. against the proposal was 21. Hearst, William R,andolph, New York (or elsewhere). I therefore declare that the proposal was:carried. Hearst's ~1agazine, New York. Dated this 31st day of March, 1917, Hearstite, New York. B. W. BAGNALL, Holmes, George, Day Edit,nr, International News Service, Chairmau of the Thames C01mt,y. Chicago, Ill. tN,S., The, at the following addresses: 80 Summer Stroet, \VILLIAM H, POTTS, Returning Officer. Roston, Mass.: Call Building, Sau Francisco, P.Q.; Herald Hldg., Los Angeles, Cal.; 1606 Ridge Ave., Philadelphia, Pa; 204 Camp Strf'ct, New Orleans, La.; 13th and G, 11rnn,;'1IIitting and U('.cl'iving OmeN" for the Service fit Nntic{'s St,reets, Washington, D.C.; Kansas City, Denver, Col.; by Telegraph. Indianapolis, Ind" Pittsburg, Pa.; Colombus, Ohio, At· lanta, Ga.; St, Louis, Mo.; Springfield, Ill.; Birmingham, General Post Office, Ala.; Cleveland, Ohio; Memphis, Tenl)..; Spokane, Wash. Wellington, 11th April, 1917. International News Service, Hearst Building, Chicago, N pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by the International News Service, 238 William Street, New York, I Post and Telegraph Act, 1908 (hereinafter termed" the International News Service (any address). III said Act "), and by the regulations made on the 12,h May, Klaesig, Emil, New York. il 1914, and pubHHhe.d in the Ne'll: Zealand Gazette of the Los Angeles Examiner, The, Los Angeles, Cal. ' gls. :\Iay, 1914, the followiug officer, a. the address .et Los Angeles Herald, The, Los Angeles, Cal.' .. against his name, is hereby appomted a Transmitting and McDonald, John J., Night Editor, Intel1lational News Ser· Receiving Officer for the pur pORe of dealing with all notic", vice, eh ·('ago, TIl. by tel.graph sent under the said Act or regulations, and McIntyre, .1<'. E., LX,S., New York:' of signing such certificates in reJ~,tion to the service of any Merrick, Franklin P., Paris, France. APRIL 12.] 1229

Motor (Magazine), New York. Incorporated Societies Act, 1908.-Declarution by the Registrar Motor Boating (Magazine), New)York. dissoLving a Society. New York American, The, New York. New York Evening Journal, The, New York. Orchard and Farm, San Francisco, Cal. ROBERT EDWARD HAYES, Registrar of Incor· Pacific News Service, The, San Francisco, Cal.; LOH Angeles, I , porated Societies, do hereby declare that, as it has Cal.; Seattle, Wash.; Tacoma, Wash.; Portland, Oregon; been made to appear to me that the Clevedon Medical Spokane, Wash. Club is no longer carrying on its operations and has no Rankin, C. C., I.N.S., New York. assets, the aforesaid society is hereby dissolved, in pur, San Francisco Examiner, The, San Francisco, Cal. suance of section 28 of the Incorporated Societies Act, 1908. Viburg, George, I.N.S., New York. Dated at Wellington this 30th day of March, 1917. Wilson, Frederick J., Manager, I.N.S., New York. W. D. S. MAcDONALD, R. E. HAYES, Acting Postmaster.General. Registrar of Incorporated Societies.

l"""igration and Emigration Returns.

ETURN of IMMIGRATION to and EMIGRATION from the DOMINION of NEW ZEALAND during the MONTH of ~IARCH, R 1917, showing the Places from which Persons arrived and to which they depaned, and the Ports of Arrival and Departure. ARRIVALS FROM AND DEPARTURES TO DU'FERENT PLACES.

---.. -~---- .. -.-----

I ARRIVALS. 1 DEPARTURES. -- II-----:;:;;.~--, ._ .. Ohildren. '-~I~-.-- Countries. 1 AdUltS._ \ Children. - P~~s~~s.. --.-'-'1 . --1---i P;;'~~S. M. F. 1 M. F. M. 'F. M. F.' I I -1- United Kingdom 865 139 29 36 1,069 924 2 926 Australian Co=onwealth 33~ 393 45 59 830 608 698 65 62 1,433 British S. Africa 8 4 2 1 15 Cook Islands 3 5 1 3 12 15 4 4. 1 24 Fiji 20 13 7 , 4 44 , 16 16 5 6 43 Canada 15 16 3 I 3 37 i 23 17 2 1 43 United States 13 12 5 4 341 28 21 2 2 53 Hawaii 15 17 1 33 Foreign Paoifio Islands (undefined) I 29 I 7 4. 1 , 41. 25 22 5 7 . 59

1 TOLals, March, 1917 :_1,3011- 606' _ 97-,_ 111-1 2, 115 1 I',l,'6391_ 7801_ 83-:_ 79 2,581 Totals, March, 1916 j 770 I 567 82 86 I 1.505!, S5!l I 848 89 ' 72! 1,868

The exoess of the departures from New Zealaud over the arrivals therein during the month of March, 1!l17, was ther~fore 466 persons, as against 363 in the corresponding month of 1916.

ARRIVALS AT AND DEPAUTURES E'UOM DIFFERENT NEW ZEALAND POllTS.·

ABRIVALS. DEPARTURES. Ports. __ :d~ltS. 1 Cbildre~T -M"I=-r :Fem ..l: I p~r~~";;s. Adults.' Children. 1 Mal~:. i Fem ..les.! P;r~:,a~s.

Auokland l,3~-;~I-i~,0~21 393 ,- 1,485 559 63 286 336 622 Wellington ~1 __8_7.t~,I~i~ ~~ ~I~ 523 1,959 Totals, March, 1917 1,907 208 I 1,3981 717' 2,115 : 2,419 I 162 1,722 859 2,581

1 Totals, March, 1916 ~1---WS1---s52 ~j 1,505 '~, ---UU'-- 948 920 1,868 ------~ CHINESll: (included above),

Arriva.ls. Departiures. _ ------. __.. 1'1" MaleB. Females.!1 Malel:J. Few ... h:,.·, At Auckland 2 1 From Welliugton 38 a I ~ Wellington 11 13 ------_. -, I --,----- NOTE.-Figures of arrivals and departures do not include members of Expeditionary Forces . • It is important to mention that, in the returns from which this ta.ble is ma.de up, immigrants to the Dominion are all counted at the first port of arrival, and emigrants at the final pert of departure. MALCOLM FRASER, Census and Statistics Office, Government Statisticia.n. Wellington, 10th April, 1917. 1230 THE NBW ZEALAND GAZE'Fl'K [No. 65

O(ficers appointed.

Post and Telegraph Department, General. Post Office, Wellington, 5th April, 1917. IS Excellency the Governor bas been pleased to make the following appoimments in the Post and Telegraph H Depsrtmem. W. D. S. MAoDONALD, Acting Postmaster-General. NON-PERMANEN'l' APPOINTMENTS.

:iame. Office.' District. Date.

POSTMAST>JRS AND TELEGRAPHISTS. RailuvlY Officer".

BUl'ge"8, Stanley Smart I Turakina V,,'unganui 2 Jan., 1917. Coutts, Magnus . . ! Greatford ,. 29 Dec., 19lU. Dell'. Frederick e]wr]", Opua Auckland 29 Nov., Edward8. Lionel Edward Brue" Omakau Dunedin 8 Jan., 1917." McIver. Henry Percival Sefton Chri,tchurch 11 Morgan. Gerald Hackett Walter Penrose Auckland 13 Roberts. William Leith Waihola Dunedin 12 ,- Taylor. Alfred Edward 10 July, 1915." Whitclaw, William Dmry" Auckland 8 Jan., 1914.

POSTMASTERS AND TELEPHONISTS. Railway Officers. Delany. Francis Michacl .. .. r Henderson . . I Auc~land 25 Nov., 19lU. Mackley, Garnet Hercules .. (hwrahi .. 28 Dec.,

POS'l'MASTEKS AND ~']<;LEPilONIS'.rS. Abbott. Harry Dunbar l'ukemiro Auckland 18 Nov., 1916. Anderson, Herbert Awhitu I Oct., An-ow, Elizabeth Mary Turangaarcrc Wanganui" 8 Dec., Baker, Elizabetll Amelia Tltngitu Auckland Hi Nov" Bassett. J;'rances Mary Ohariu Wellington 9 Dec., Bell. Elizabeth LisllWl'e Christchurch 1 Jan., 1917." Boyle, William Manutahi Wanganui 4 Bratlie, Asia Gmc(' Ngatea ~rhames 1 Draffin, Mabel Mary Ruakaka Auckland 1 Eyre, Thomas Edwardc" Tryphena 1 Fairbairn, Thom:," Teddington Christel"," reh 19 Dec.," 1916." :1<'08tor, John Durham Waimauku Aucklftnd 4 Jan., 1917. ]i"rancoi'S, Gordon Motupiko Nelson 4 Feb., French, Janws Bernard Onamalutu Blenheim 20 Dec., 1916. Hartnett, Kathleen Hinuera Auckland 6 Jan., 1917. Hoff, William Hermitage Timaru 15 Hughcs, Patrick .. Domel.l. Christchurch 1 Kearns, Elizabeth Te MoamI Tiruaru 1 Oct.," 1916." Lynn, Florence .. Teddington Christchurch 1 Jan., 1917. Nisbet, Jessie Athol In vcrcargill I 11 Ollington, Emily Jane Taringamotu Auckland 22 Owen, William Percival :Matemah'.aonga New Plymouth 1 Dec.," UJl6." Pearson, Annie Elizalx.l.h Moonlight Dunedin 11 ,. Ramsay. Margaret Isabella North Cha tton Invorcargill 1 Sept., Rugg, George Waituna West Wcllington 1 Jan .. 1917." Sarich, John Wlad Lcithfield Christchurch 19 Dec .• 1916. Saxelby, Tom Petford Matainui Hokitika 8 Jan., 1917. Sheehan, Henry .. Puketui ThanlC:::5 8 Stanton. William Edwanl Kaimatamu Wellington 1 Tait, M~rgaret Ann Clarcndon Dunedin 8 Dec.," 1916." Taplin, Anna Rosette Patiti Oamaru (j Thomas, Edward William Nethcrton Thames 1 Jan.," 1917." Thompson, Grace Ecclcs Karioi Wallganui 18 Dec., 19l£i. Tobin, Patrick Blackwaler Greymouth 18 Jan., 1917. Wagener, Albcrt Ulyssos Pukenui Auckland 1 Oct., 1916. Wiley, Maud Evelinc Waimiha 29 Nov.,

POSTMA~TERS. Belshaw, James .. Horrelvilie Christchurch 8 Jan., 1917 . Breayley, Alexandor Thomas Erna. .. Wanganui 11 Doc., 1916. Bromell, Edmond Hacker Baton Nelson 1 ,Tan., 1917. Cotton, Dorothy Almena ,!,uhipa Auckland I 11 ]<'ergnson. IS[I bella Tutukaka 11 Nov.," 19lti." Forrest, James RusHcll Horrolville Christchurch" 1 July. Hinton, Pauline Dorothy Araki hi Gisbome 1 Nov., Hunter, Francis Louisa Wharehuanui Invercal'gill 1 Oct., Johns, Eileen Whatarama ChriRtchurch 20 Jan., 1917." McKeown, Thomas Erua .. Wanganui 17 Nov., 1916. McNamara, David Cairn brae Christchurch I 23 Jan., 1917. Mills, Philomona Roberta Brightlands Blenheim 27 Nov., 1916. Os borne, Mary Iso. bella Opuatia I Auckland 1 Jan., 1917. Peglar, ('>corge Sparks Harapepe 10 Oct., 1916. Redwood; Hamilton Joseph Okaha Blenheim" 1 Jan., 1917. Rodgers, William Tauriko Thames 9 ;" Shilton, Mar,' Ann Coutts Island Christchurch 1 Dec .. 1916." Stack, Alan J\fontreson Glcndhn I Dunedin 2 Jan., 1917. rliHE NEW ZEALAND GAZETrrE. 1231

NON·P]jlUIANEN'f APPOINTMEN'l'Scontin~d.

Na.me. Office, District. Date.

POSTMASTERs-continued. Stevenson, John Kennedy Spar Bush In vel'cargilJ Jan., UJl7. Stringer, Henry Watson Waianakarua .. Oamarn 22 Dec" 1916. Sutherland, James Clear burn (j Tait, Bridget Kawarau Gorge DUlledin" 4 Jan"" 1917." Tarlton, Howard Sidney Whareatca Bay Nelson 1 ,. Thompson, Garnett Ohautira . Auckland 4 Nov., 19l6, Welsh, Elizabeth Inehclutha Dunedin 1 Dec., TELEPHOXISTS, Burns, Sarah Catherine Pukemaori Tnvercargill 10 NoY., 191G. Howe, Robert Kokohuia I Wanganul S Jan .. IIll7. Johnston, Joseph William .. Kennedy"; Bush ( 'hristchurch 4 Dec., 191G, Kerr, David Alexander Kikiwa Nelson 12 Moore, William James Te Tuhi Wanganui 1~ Newman, Frederick Leonard Owen River Nelson 2S Rodgers, William Tauriko Thame, 11 Jan.," I !ll7," Russek, Paul Herbert, Kereta 1 " Todd, Margaret Coutts Island Christel! u 1'0" I Dec" 19l1l, Wastney, Walter Lewis "I Ngapeka Blenheim 19 Jan., 1917, Whitelaw, Matthew Jamos Waitangi Auckland 2:l Dec" l!Jlti,

Offices opened and closed, ,tc. Post and Telegraph Department, General Post Office, Wellington, 5th April, 1917. THE following particulars of offices opened and closed, &0" are published for general information. W. D. S. MAODONALD, Acting Postmaster. General. OFFICES.

Office, District. Dale,

POS'l'-On'In,s OPEX~Jl). Clearburn .. Oamal'u {; December, 19ltl. Glendhu •. Dunedin 2 January, 1917. Tauriko Thames 9 Tutukaka Auckland 11 No'·embel',191(j. Whareatea Bay NelRon 1 January, 1917. Whatarama Christchurch 20 POST-Olflt']()ES CLOSED. Ashley Downs Dunedin 31 Decem]",r, 1!J16. Dillmanstown Hokitika :n Koromatua Auckland, :n l\1oehau :JO No\"embcr, Ngahina pouri 11 January, 1917. Ngatira 1.5 April, 191(j. Orari Bridge Tilnal'U :H December, Retaruke .. Auckland 31 Taumata .. Dunedin 31 Tuhikaramea Auckland 31 Gisbornc :! l\10~EY-OltDER O.l!'FICES .\.ND POST-OFFICE SAvr~n.s-BANKS ()l!8~ED. Mapiu ,. I Auckland :!4 ,)antHtry, 1917.* Turangaarore .. ' Wanganui Hi FeLrllai'y, * Amenuing entry in New Zealand Gautte ~o. 22, of tho 8th February, 1\H 7. POSTAL·)lOT1~ OFJ<'JOE OPEN~Jl), Otekaieke .. .• ! Oamaru 2,1. February, 1917. POSTAL· NOTE O~'l'IlB O~'~'lOES AND BUREAUX CLOSIUl :)Iacetown .. .. I Tnvcreargill :l ,Tanuary. 1917. Rollestoll Bureau * .. .. ; Christchurch 7 Decemher, 19IG. * Burea.u only. TELEPHONE EXCHANGE OPEN:ffiD. Taupiri Auckland :10 .Tanuary, 1917. 'fELEPHONE BUREAUX OPENED. Howard Nelson 2 February, 1917. Ruatorea Gisbol'lle I' 30 Ja,mary, Tepene Auckland 27 " Waikukupa Hokit,ika 30

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Deceased Persons' Estates.

THE PUBLIC TRU"T OFFICE OJ<' NEW ZEALAND. - INCORPORATED UNDER THE PROVISION" 0>' THE PUBUC TRUbT OFJ<'ICE Am', 1908.

ARTICULARS of the Estate" of Deceased Persons placed under the Charge of the PUBLIC TRUSTEE during the P Month of March, 1917.

o Dll,te z NalLJe of Deceased. Residence. Occupatioll. of HellHlrk!:l. Death.

I Adams, Thomas Charles " Belfast Wool-sorter 7,12,117 Testate. 2 Addison, George .. Oamaru .. Farmer 24,19,116 3 Argyle, Leonard Charles Bunnythorl'e Farm labourer 8/8/15 4 Ballard, Frank Ernest Johnsonville Clerk 28,17/16 5 Balloch, William Heriot .. Labourer .. 6/1,117 Intestato." 6 Bates, William Askin or William Christchurch Gasfitter .. 4,112,116 7 , Baxter, Isaac Patea Nightwatchman 16,111,112 g I Baxter, Thomas Lindsay Kew (Melhoume) .. Grocer i 24,18,116 fre8t~tc. 9 Bell, John Hamilton Labourer 25,15/16 10 Benge, James Wellington 7/2/17 II Birnie, Ro bert Ra.phaill Matata .. 15/11/16 Intestate." 12 Blayney, Job Hawera Sto;~kee per 27/2,117 Testate. 1:~ Boddy, Richard .. Greymouth Labourer .. 1,12,117 14 Bosworth, Percy William Mahirakau 4/4/Hi 15 Brandt, William .. Hokitika1 BladkKmith :l,l;~,117 16 I Bridson, Mathias Joseph Devonport Engineer .. 2/2/17 Intestate." 17 ' Brown, Felix Ballard Christchurch .. Insurance clerk 7/3/17 Testate. 18 Browne, Colin Birnie Silverdale, Aucklandl F rui tgrower 29/10/16 19 Burgess, John Christchurch .. Labourer .. 1/1/17 Intestate." 20 , Cambridge, Robert Ironmongel' 12/2/17 Testate. 21 I Campbell, Catherine Marta;;' .. I Widow 23/2,117 22 Carey, Bridget Westport I Married woman 8/3/17 23 ChaloneI', Sarah Jane Waihi .. , Widow 14/10/16 24 Cheer, William Waipawa ]'armer 26/9/14 25 Clark, Sarah Wellington Widow 29/12/16 Int';;'tate. 26 Cole, John Robert Masterton Painter 25/2/17 Testate. 27 Cook, Thomas Albert Waipukurau Blacksmith 1O/11/16 28 Cowie, Oswald Ferguson Wellington Bank officer 23/2/17 29 Craig, William Storeman .. 24,13/17 30 Crawford, Stewart I Auckland Labourer .. 31/12/16 Intestate." ;31 Crompton, William Evan Waihi .. Shift boss .. 22/2/17 Workers' Compen. sation Act. :12 Davies, Sarah Auckland Widow 5/1/17 'restate. 33 Day, Mary Elizabeth Taihape .. 5/2/11 Intestate. 34 Dolman, John Edward Gisbornc Fruitgl'ower" 20/2/17 Testate. a5 Duff, Cresarion J 08eph Taumal'unui Labourer 21/2/17 36 Duncan, John William McNary Makuri 17/2/17 Wo~kers' Compen. sation Act. 37 Dunk, Harry Ohura 1-ledical practitioner 10/1/17 Intestate. 38 Eatock, Joseph Hawera Farmer 8/2/17 Testate. 39 Eokford, John Blenheim 1/3/17 Intestate. 40 Farbrother, Douglas John Uunningham Hoanga, Auckland Fa.rlner 21/2/17 Testate. 41 .I!'aulkner, William Henry .. .. j Auroa .. Contractor Intestate. 42 Fisher, Robert ' Christchurch }'armer 16/2/1. Testate. 43 Fleming, James Dunedin Labourer 11/12/16 Workers' Compen­ sation Aot. 44 Halmyard, Harry Auckland I Gardener 23/1/17 Testate. 45 Handley, Walter George Nixon Christchurch Linotypist .. 15/3/17 46 Haywood, Horatio Charnock; also Auckland Retired master marineI'I 25/1/16 Int~~tatc. known as Charles Parker i I 47 Hazlett, Joseph Bamford .. South Hillend,Otagoi Farm hand 15/9/16 Testatc. 48 Hole, Richard Marsden .. , Miner 6/2/17 Intestate. 49 Hotton, Christopher Peace Auckland I Mining prospector 2/9/16 50 Garvey, Michael .. Farmer 22/9/16 51 Gibb, Douglas Kelr Wellington" Clerk 10/3/17 Testate." 52 Gregan, Patrick .. Hamilton East Commercial traveller 8/12/16 Workers' Campen· sation Act. 53 Johnstone, Robert Auckland Debt-collector lJ/ll,l16 Intestate. 54 Lawson, Christophel' Muka Gum-digger 7/10/16 55 Lietze, Michael .. Chatton .. Farmer 12/2/17 56 Macanergny, Bertram Patrick Orakukra Bushman .. 23/8/16 57 Macdonald, Jane .. Dunedin Housewife .. 2/2/17 Te~t~tc. 58 Mackay or l\>Iackey, .J osiah Gilbert , Takaka .. Police pensioner 27/12/16 i Intestate. 59 Male, Frank Herbert i Blenheim Farmer 18/7/16 Testate. 60 Mansel, Agnes Mount Eden Widow 4/1/17 Intestate. 61 Martin, Owen Greymouth Farmer 24/1/17 Testate. 62 McAllister, George Miner 23/2/17 63 McCarthy, William Edward Bluff Fisherman 23/9/16 64 McElIigot, John Dunedin Miner 28/10/16 65 McIntosh, David Michael .. Karangarua Farm lahourcr 14/2/17 66 McKay, John Napier .. Station hand 28/9/16 67 McNeil, John Stewart Balcairn, Nor t h }'armer 16/9/16 Canterbury 68 Mercer, Thomas .. Dunedin D,.... per 18/2/17 69 Miller, Esther Eunice Halcombe Domestic 2/1/17 Intestate." 70 Mock, William Islington Labourer * 71 Moosman, John Lewie Hawera Farmer 1/10/16 Testate." 72 Morris, Elizabeth Dunedin · Widow 18/11/14 Intestate. 73 Mundie, William Christchurch I Farmer 26/12/16 Testate. 74 Munro, John Henry Auckland I lronmonger 21/1/17 75 Murray, David; or Rewe Ngatote .. Whangape .1 Labourer 15/11/16 Wo;kers' Compen­ sation Act. 76 Murray, John Morley Karamea Farmer 13/11/16 Intestate. 77 Mutrie, John Masterton Labourer 29/1/17 78 Mutrie, Henry Manaia .. I .lJ'arm labourer 13/3/17 79 Nankivell, Albert Christchurch Soldier 27/2/17 * 10/2,1101' !I/2,1l7. APRIL 12.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1233

DECEASED PEIlSO"S' ESTATES-cOllttllued.

Date N ..me of Deceased. Residence. Occupation. of Rema.rks. ~I Death. ---T------;-~------~~- 80 \ Nimmo, Ja.net " " Brnnnerton Married woman 1/1/17 Intest"!,,. 81 I Pa.rdington. William Giles .. Auckland Railway employee .. ! 17/12/16 Testate. 82 I P&rtridge, Joseph Ernest .. Whangarei Sergeant - major in- 4/5/15 structor 83 p ..terson, Ellen Ann Christchurch Widow 1/3/17 84 Pearce, George W. Dannevirke Seama.n 85 Pearson, John Henry Auckland Metal-broker 23/12/15 86 Pearson, William Mangawai Gum-digger 24/10/16 Int~~tate. 87 Pierce, John Silverstream I Labourer .. 19/7/16 Testate. 88 1 Pye, Bertie George Rawarawa i Farm labourer 6/2/17 89 Quick, William Beynon Austin · Wellington • Architect " 10/12/16 90 Ralph, William Walter I Blockhouse Bay Gardener 12/1/17 In~~tate. 91 Rawlings, John Lowe • Papatoitoi 1/10/16 Testate. 92 Richmond, Robert R. Wellington Su~~yor : 16/10/16 93 Riddle or CroBB, Ann Waitara Nurse I 10/11/16 Int;~tate. 94 Salmon, Thomas Victor Marton .. Fa.rmer 27/9/16 Testate. 95 Schaw, Alexander Henry Aramoho Railway employee 21/2/17 96 Schmidt, Bessie .. Newton Widow 29/1/17 In~~tate. 97 Scott, James Christchurch Dredge hand 23/4/16 Testate. 98 Sha.nd, James Taylor Keig, Scotland , Farmer 21/2/17 99 Shortland, Edith Whananaki Widow 23/10/16 In~~tate. 100 Simpson, Gilbert Auckland Surveyor's chainman 17/1/14 101 Simpson. George Seaman 21/8/15 Tes~te. 102 Small, James George Tan;iitu Block Settler 30/9/15 Intestate. 103 Smith, Edward John Kalala .. Labourer .. 13/2/17 Testate. 104 Stancombe, Robert Ewen .. Athol .. Surfaceman 18/11/16 Workers' Compen- sation Act. 105 Stewart, Elizabeth Wellington Domestic duties 18/7/16 Intestate. 106 Tombs, Charles .• Blenheim Chainman 19/2/17 Testate. 107 Turner, Andrew •. Auckland Storekeeper 7/11/15 Intestate. 108 Utterson, Thomas Mangaohutu Labourer 23/11/16 109 Walker, John Blenheim i Farmer 6/8/16 110' Walmsley, Sheriff Benjamin Frederick Waihi .. I Settler 2/1/17 111 Watson, Walter Robert Nelson .. I Farmer 20/3/17 112 Weir, Hugh Campbell I Poolburn Station-manager 18/2/17 I Int;;state. 113 White, Walter Henry Holmes I Pukekohe Farmhand 3/7/16 i Testate. 114 Whyman, Frederick Cecil .. · Waipawa/ Labourer .. 19/7/16 115 Williams, Rose .. I Wanganui Married woman 5/3/17 I Int~~ta teo 116 Winter, Andrew . · Te Atutu Fa.rmer 9/12/16 117 Winterbottom, Joseph Henry Hamilton (Aus~ralia) Unknown " 24/7/16 I Test~te.

Wellington, 5th April, 1917. FRED. FITCHETT, Public Trustee.

STATES of Deceased Persons reported to the Public Trustee during the Month of March, 1917, for Administration E under Section 16 of the Public Trust Office Act, 1908, pending Grant of Administration~

Date ~a.me of Deceased. Residence. Occupa.tion. of Remarks. Death.

---~---~----- I 1 Anderson. William Dickson ·r~~~:h~Ch ---I-~~~::nt·------'---~~;i·- 'Jntestak 2 Barnett, Howard George

3 Behrent, Walter Henry 'I Rongotea . . Labourer. . 8/8/15 4 Bicknell, Cyril Alfred Greytown North.. Fa.rmer 23/.6/16 5 Cate, Wallace Grenfell Toko .. .. Shepherd.. 15/9/16 6 Challies, Charles Henry I Appleby .. Farmer 22/8/17 7 Clements, Percy .. I Westland . . Labourer. . Unknown 8 Cress, Leonard James , Trentham .. I Clerk 17/9/16 9 Dods, John .. ! Opotiki . . : Farm labourer 10/10/16 10 I Dunnage, Robert Gordon .. . . I Dannevirke Labourer.. 8/5/15 11 Gilchrist, Alexander Andrew or Alex- I Dunedin 15/9/16 ander 12 Kent, Alfred William i Tauranga Assistant turnlock 8/8/15 13 Lowry, Samuel Thomas Alexander .. i Hikutaia Farmer 8/8/15 14 Macdiarmid, John Campbell : Huntly .. Doctor 18/3/17 15 Manuel, Richard I TeKao .. Farm hand 8/8/15 16 McCulloch, William ! Kaiwaiwai Plumber .. 8/8/15 17 McFarlane, WiHred Vivian I Gisborne Settler 7/8/15 18 McKenzie, Donald Roderick Hakataramea Sheep-farmer 21/9/16 19 Moody, Robert Henry Ernest Whangarei Bank clerk 18/11/16 20 Moore, Frederick William Wallat'e .. Jarrahwood, West Bushman .. 30/5/16 Australia 21 Ngakapa, Tabu .. Repia .. Aboriginal Native fi/8/lfi 22 Olen, Victor Albert: Taneatua Assistant surveyor .. 8/8/15 23 Palmer, Walter William Auckland Labourer 22/9/16 24 Pareiha, Tuati Thames 16/8/15 25 Ritchie, John Napier .. Unknown 26 Sewell, Edgar Gisborne Ste;ard 8/8/15 27 Shead, Charles Gordon Gore Carpenter .. 27/9/15 28 Stevens, Richard.. ~ · Sumner Labourer .. 12/9/15 29 Stew&rt, David .. , Dunedin Painter 4/7/15 30 Tebbutt, Arthur Rufus Auckland Labourer .. ~28/8/15 31 Thompson, Charles Walter Takapau : Shepherd .. 8/8/15 32 Waiko, Whari Tamarapa Ohangai I Milking .. 12/10/15 33 Walsh, Norman Hackett .. Ponsonby I Sailor .. 2/9/15 34 Warren, James Carson .. Dunedin I Machinist .. 6/5/15 35 1 Young, Lynn Robert .. FeUding I Farm assistant 27/8/15

Wellington. 5th April,I1917, FRED. FITCHETT, Public Trustee. 1234 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 65

8qM'tt. - Weekly.

ETURN of Pl\INCIPAL EnoBTs of Nn ZULAND PBODUOB from the Dominion during the Week ended Tuesday, 10th R April, 1917. . NOTB.-These figures are subjeot to alteration. They represent the entries from the ports reoeived at Head Office, Wellington, up to Ii p.m. on Tuesday. • Goods exported are oredited as far as possible to each distriot of production /as per list appended to returu for week ended 31st A1lJl11st, 1911), Ntl'W ZeaZand Goette No. 108, page 3117), whether exported throullh the port for suoh district or not. t Figures relating to the export of gold will not be available until the cessation of hostilities.

Froleo Mea'a. Ro'''•. Ohee.e. Gold.t Lamb. Mo"OIl. Other.

I! £ Ii £ £ £ Auokland 192,103 96,557 3,986 59,296 Kaipara •• Tauransa Gisborne 10,036 5,878 New Plymouth .. Waitara •• Patea Wanganui 23,278 29,233 16,920 18,966 41,759 Wellington 23,527 9,338 11,121 Napier •• 896 16,907 12,!111 32,750 4,469 Wairau (including Picton) .. 3,267 12,990 Nelson •• 651 I Westporl I Greymoutb I Hokitika 1,341 1,152 Lyttelton 1,160 Timaru •. "I '1 Oamaru •. .. i 5,279 Dunedin •. •• , 7,825 15,798 I •• ,3,708 4,289 •• Invercargill 60,201 I •• I" •• •• "I' 9,305 I Tota.le .. -m,187-1 223,766 153.S58i8ii:T24126,8i2---··--

Gr&in and Hide. and Phormiom DiaHiou.· Kauri·gom. (including TtJlow. Timber. Wool. Pnlse. Skins. I Tow).

1 £ £ £ .£ £ £ £ Auokland I 2,986 10,057 11,371 1,751 56,968 Kaipara •• .. 1 Tauranga ..] Gisborne .. I New Plymonth .. Waitara •• Pates. ..:: II Wanganui 2,338 7,166 43,360 Wellington 1l ,962 1,934 1,532 48,664 Napier •• •. , 7,501 2,900 211,581 Wairau (including Picton) .. 291 3,636 52,931 Nelson •• 3,707 Westport Greymouth 3,843 Hokitika Lyttelton 4,085 Timarn •• Oamarn •. Dunedin' Iuveroargill ':'1 :: I 2,m :: 1-'---3,568 810 54,704 Totllol. .. t 291 29,539 2,986 15,559 27,415 5,594 471,915

Oustoms Department. W. B. MONTGOMERY, Welliuj/ton, 11th April, 1917. Comptroller of Ous'oml. APRIL 12.] '1'HE NEW ZEALAND GA~E'l'TE 1235

Got>6rnment Meteorological Ob.ervatory. CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE MIIIANS AND TOTALS FROM THE CHIIIIF STATIONS. ETEOROLOGICAL Observa.tions, Wellington, for M the month of Februa.ry, 1917. Observa.tions ta.ken Felmfary, 1917. -- --- 9a.m. ------~-.-~--.------.. Extremel. .. Altitude of Observatory, 8 ft. ... ~ ..~ I~~ 0-... ="" -"0.. ",," laa oi. 'EB .' ,,~ :a~ 1 oi. I From Belf-registerlng Instruments ..; Name of Station R.Dd .... -;;::c =S a", .. as for Twenty-four Bonrs previously. .. - I OhFlAlver. as O g I .... =a I~!!~ I 1':8~ ~~ ,,~ .. ---r-;-.. ----,,- 5 ~c.o"''" ;:!I .. ;:!lei 3£~ ,..,0m.e "'" !e-tc.o I :ci 1°"""'Ol E-

SUMJURY FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY, 1917. With the exception of some places a.long the northern portion of Cook Strait and a few eoattered stations in the South Isla.nd, the total ra.infa.1l wa.s everywhere above the avera.ge, the greatest excess being in the northern and southernmost dlstriots. The two ohief ca.uses of excessive rains were both extra-troploal oyolones. One which ruled during the first few days of the month moved from the north-west down towa.rds the West Coa.st of the South Island, and passed In the South on the 5th. The other passed in the N ortbern dlstriots on the 21st, and was followed by a. " seoondary " oentre, whioh was eIJeotlve until the 25th. The latter distnrba.noe wa.s responsible for extremely hea.vy ra.in a.nd flooded rivers in the Northern and East Coa.st distriots of the North Island. Some of the northern stations reoorded over 5 in. on three oonseoutive days­ viz., 21st, 22nd, and 23rd. About the 16th a small antioyolone prevailed, and on the 21st and 22nd antloyolonio pressure ruled in and southwa.rds of Cook Stra.it; otherwise atmospherio pressure was generally below norma.l, and in oonsequenoe dull skies were the rule. D. C. BATES" Direotor. o 1236 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 65

NEW ZEALAND RAINFALL FOR FEBRUARY, 1917. New Zealand Rainfall for Ji'ebruary, 1917-continued.

[NoTE.-Late returns for stations appear at end of table.] StaUoD. Total Fall, IDays witt I(lOO~o;~~~b I. RaiD. Total Fall, \ Day. wltb Bt"Uon. I Point. . i1100 to Incb). RaID. NORTH ISLAND-continued. (0.) SOUTH-WEST ASPEOT-OAPE EQMONT TO CAPB PALLISBB NORTH ISLAND. --continued. Stratford (1,020 ft.) 431 16 (A.) NORTH-EAST ASPECT-NoRTH OAPE TO EAST OAPII. Obawe, Hawera 242 15 Mangonui 1169 19 Hawera 256 19 Pakaraka, Obaeawai Patea 193 9 Waimatenui •• 1919 19 Mataimoana 546 15 i'ahunakura, Bay of Islands Oruamatua, Moawbango 296 7 Pubipubi Plantation, Whakapara, 1482 8 Wbangamomona 397 12 Whangarei Taumarunui 268 12 Aponga 1156 18 Okahukura 271 ·12 Ruatangata 1665 15 Manunui Wairau Falls, Power Station 1277 16 Tokaanu 507 11 Wbangarei 1092 15 Baurimu (1,9110 ft.) Wbangarei Heads 894 8 Obakuue 336 13 Mount Eden, Auokland •. 1341 18 Raetibi 396 13 Kaukapakapa, Auokland 1328 17 Horopito 518 15 Cuvier Island 302 12 Waiouru 499 Rooky Bay, Waibeke 1153 17 Mllongaporau Tairua 640 12 NewtonJees, Kaitoke, Wanganui 242 13 Turua, Tbames 729 11 Parikino, Wanganui River 229 14 Tbe Domain, Paeroa 966 10 Maungakaretu, Mangamabu Karaka 1155 16 Marybank, Wanganui 256 13 Riverside, Olevedon 1126 16 Belmont, Tayforth, Wanganui 287 13 Morrinsville 467 8 Waitahinga, Kai Iwi 381 13 Wbakarewarewa, Rotorua 561 13 Wanganui 262 8 Waiotapu 679 12 Buanui Ruatoki • 1627 9 Dalvey, Turakinll 279 15 Opotiki 808 7 Erewhon Station, Moawbango 341 13 Maraebako, Opotiki 1226 9 Hunterville 457 14 Stratbmore, Opotikl " The Rabas," Hunterville 512 11 Mautotara, 3128 16 Waituna West, FeUding 402 15 Raukokore, Thames 1770 13 Tboresby, Marton 280 12 Te Kaha Haloombe Pakira Station, Cape Runaway Waitatapia, Bull's 159 9 Glen Oroua 199 7 (B., NORTH-WEST ASPEOT-OAPE MADU VAN. D!EMBN TO OAPB Foxton 256 8 EQIIONT. Ngabiwa, Himatllongi 199 12 Rangitihi 976 17 Feilding 317 13 Kaitaia 851 15 Komako 524 8 Herekino Nortb 1101 19 Kairanga 219 8 Umawara, Hokianga 1482 13 Fitzherbert Wast, Palmeraton North Wacku, Tahaka 2458 19 Arapeti, Tokomaru 420 13 Te Karae, Broadwood Otaki 170 10 Wekaweka 2209 21 .. Tiroroa," Hautere Cross Rangiahua, Hokianga Harbour 1597 19 Kapiti Island 188 10 Kohukohu 1286 16 Wa.ikanae 224 10 Keretoki Station, Waimatenui 2015 13 Pabautanui 126 7 Matakobe, Kaipara 996 8 Khandallab 179 12 Mangarata, Dargaville 1114 10 Opau. North Makara 193 9 Terawhati, Pakotai 2731 23 Holensville 1349 17 (D.) SIlUTS-EAST ASPECT- TO OAPII PALLISIIB. Onehunga 1156 18 East Cape 489 9 Mangere School, Auokland 1300 19 Waitakaro 3068 13 Waiuku, Auokland 956 14 Pakibiroa 2703 14 Onewhero 889 16 1978 16 Kawbia 518 18 Waibau, Tolaga Bay 1910 18 Turangaomoana, Matama'a 1138 12 Kabaroa, 1608 16 Taupo •• 800 9 Motu Tabarua Station, East Taupo 584 16 Koranga Valley 977 14 Otewa, Waitomo County 488 9 Otoko 945 14 Putake, Waitomo 883 21 Waitahoata, •. 837 11 Waitomo Oaves 818 18 719 13 Te Kuiti 408 15 Puba, Poverty Bay 741 13 Mangako~ Piopio 460 16 Glenroy Station, Gisborne 2073 15 Puketiti, .t'iopio 718 20 Waihuka, Gisborne 662 12 Hamilton, Waikato Ormond 953 12 State Farm, Waerenga .. 770 12 Patntabi, Gisborne 916 13 Glen Murray 881 15 Wbakapunake 1096 15 Ngaruawahia 696 12 Stratbblane, Hangaroa 1133 14 " Waitere," Kihikihi 521 10 Muriwai 886 11 Putaruru 563 9 Tahora, Gisborne 1075 16 Waiatua, Kaitieke, Raurimu , Gisbome Mangaotaki (550 n.) 668 12 Gisborne 1195 14 Paekaka, Paemako 548 17 Morere 746 13 Okoke 442 17 "Pihanga," Ruakituri Valley, Napier 803 11 Purangi 814 16 Mangaone Valley, Tangltere •. 1040 15 Ngatimaru, Tarata 294 7 Portland Island 490 14 Riversdale, Inglewood (817 ft.) 514 16 Kaihunahuna, Wairoa 648 10 Inglewood •• 464 14 Spring Hill, Mohaka Upper Mangorei (1,000 ft.) 990 22 Puketitiri Tarawera 495 15 (0.) SOUTH-WHST ASPEOT-OAPII EQMONT TO OAPE PALLISEE. Tutira Lake 690 12 Opunake 825 19 Eskdale, HedgeJey 581 10 Biverlea, Ka.ponga : : I 888 I 19 Riverbank, Rissington, NlIopier 678 14 Eltham 8111 17 Napier " 441 12 Rawhitiroa, Mate., Eltham 142 18 I Wahine, Sherenden, Hastings 746 14 APRIL 12.1 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1237

New Zealand. RainfaU for February, 191?-oontinued. New Zealand Rain/all lor February, 1917-oontinued.

TO'''! Fan. [ Day. with Tola' Fall, '\ Day~ witb 8~atioD. 8tation. [ IlOOPt"c:¥~~h). Rain. I(lOO~"c:¥!~bl. RaiD.

------~------SOUTH ISLAND.,...continU8a. NORTH ISLAND-continued. (E.) NORTH ASPECT - OAPE FAREWELL TO KAIKOURA­ (D.) SOUTH·EAST ASPECT-EAST OAPE TO OUE PALLl8ER­ continued. continued. 468 13 Mirza. Downs, Fla.xbourne 392 9 Mokopeka, Hastings 217 7 Frimley, Hastings 485 13 Timara Station, Renwioktown Kaituna, Marlborough •• 256 7 Whanawhana, Hastings 984 17 264 11 16 Spring Oreek, Blenheim Maraekakabo, Hastings •• 538 367 11 348 12 Avondale Station, Blenheim Te Roto, Poukawa 445 14 Pukebou, Te Aute 349 17 Hapuku Gwavas, Tikokino 537 18 (F.) WEST ASPEOT-OUlI FAREWELL TO PUYSEGUR POINT. Aramoana. Waipawa 293 7 Farewell Spit 823 7 Rangitapu, Waipawa 426 13 Ka.ramea, Westport 877 14 Mount Vernon, Waipawa 368 18 Millerton Norsewood Westport 673 19 Waimarama, Hawke'S Bay 454 10 Warwiok Junotion 688 14 Mangakuri Reef ton (648 ft.) 677 14 Waipukurau Moana 880 10 Motuotaraia, Wa.nstead •• 300 12 Greymouth 1108 12 Makaretu Lake Hochstetter, Greymouth 752 11 Oruawharo, Takapall 372 14 Otira 1215 15 Tanga.rewa Station, Takapau 662 6 Otira (1,255 ft.) 1262 15 Ormondville 391 17 Ross, Westland 834 12 Dannevirke Okura 617 8 Umutaoroa (top eud) 795 16 PnyseRur Point Poranga.ba.u (G.) EAST ASPECT-KAIKOURA ro CAPE SAUNDEBR. Pourerere Woodbank, Wimbledon 301 11 HBnmer Springs Nursery 196 11 Pine Grove, Dannevirke 294 7 Oulverden Mangatainoka 354 14 Riverside Farm, Amnri •• 154 13 Pahiatu!> Highfield, Amuri 222 10 Makuri, Pabiatua Keinton Oombe, Waia.u, Amuri 246 13 Eastry, Tane, Eketahuna 280 12 Waiau 205 11 Tawataia, Eketa.huna 353 12 Maokenzie,Oheviot Nireaha., Eketahuna Gore Bay, Cheviot 245 8 Eketahuna 389 11 Oxford East 804 10 Castlepoin t 200 11 Amberley 210 10 Annedale, Te Nui 215 10 Mount Whitnow, Woodgroove 204 11 Ditton, Masterton 32t' 12 Singletree, Alford Fore.t 298 8 Busb Grove, Masterton •• 317 12 Mount Somers 261 11 Marangs.i 201 12 Bealey 512 6 Eringa, Ma.sterton 265 10 Bealey Fla' 1009 10 Hikurangi Oollege, OIareville 264 5 Rhodes Convalescent Home. Oasb. 188 15 Waiba.keke, Oarterton 271 l;i mere Hills Martinborough 179 12 Islington 184 11 Featherston 452 12 Governor's Bay 218 12 Summit 377 10 New Brighton 190 12 Waiwetu 116 9 Ota.huna, Ta.i Tapu 206 12 Wainuioma.ta Reservoir •• 178 12 Little River 220 11 Whiteman's Valley, Silverstres.m 159 9 Hikuraki Ba.y, Little River 134 6 Lower Hutt 115 Pigeon Ba.y 167 7 Western Hutt 177 11 Coalga.te 242 12 Wbanga.i Moa.na, Pirinoa 182 9 Hororata 211 11 Karori Reservoir 226 12 Akaroa 123 9 Sea.toun 170 11 Mount Torlesse, Springfteld 338 11 Somes Island 85 10 Methven 259 11 Rudstone, Methven 277 12 SOUTH ISLAND. Kisselton, Lake Ooleridge 267 6 Lake Ooleridge Homestead 305 8 (E.l NORTH ASPECT-OAPE FABEWELI, TO KUKOURA. Glenariffe, Double Hill •• 388 9 Oollingwood 1302 12 Winohmore, Asbbnrton •• 175 9 Paturan, via Oollingwood 727 11 Braokley, Mayfield 186 11 Bainha.m 1976 9 Ashburton 130 12 Pa.rapa.ra 1339 9 Fairview, Springburn 207 10 Motueka 963 11 Staveley 265 9 Stanley Brook, Nelson 872 12 Evandale, Mount Somers 173 8 Aporo, Nelson Lynnford, Hinds 158 13 .. Harakeke," Central Moutere 628 9 Ooniston, Asbburton Upper Sherry River 783 12 Mount Peel, Ranghata .• 264 8 Highfield, Kohatu 734 12 Peel Forest 181 8 Tophouse 813 11 Kapunatiki, Rangitata •• 176 12 Brightwater 734 11 Tbe Heights, Geraldine •• 168 14 Hope, Nelson Wa.itui, Geraldine 136 11 Port Hardy, Frenoh Pass Orari Gorge 235 14 Stephen Island 196 5 Orari Estate, Orari 157 12 The Brothers 263 8 Balmoral Cape Oampbell 204 7 Braema.r 76 /j Pioton " Foyers," Fairlie 126 9 Freezing·works, Pioton •• 485 8 Lambrook, Fairlie •• 112 9 Endeavour Inlet 554 9 "Oraigiebum," Kimbell 115 12 Manaroa, Pelorus Sound 372 8 Mary Burn Station, Maokenzie 50 7 Ws.itata Bay, Peloms Sound 837 8 Oountry .. Te Aruhe," Pelorus Sound Godley Peaks, Te Kapo, Maokenzie 52 4 Hartley Hills, Hillersden 438 8 Oountry Ugbrooke, Blenheim Rboborough Downs, Lake Pnkaki, Robin Hood Bay 859 10 Ma.okenzie Country Seddon 276 8 Athlone, Albury 147 9 .. Chancet," Ward 414 9 Wa.ratah, Albury 111 8 1238 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 65

New Zealand RainfaU for February, 1917-oontinued. New Zealand Rainfall for F'ebrw1ry, 1911-Dontinued.

Tota! Fall. Oays with Station. I Station. T~l~:J1, IDays with I(lol'~~~:.".h). Rain. I(100 to Inch). Rain.

~---- SOUTH ISLAND-continued. SOUTH ISLAND-continued. (G.) EAST ASPEaT-c--KAIKOURA TO CAPE SAUNDERs-continued. IH.) SOUTH ASPEOT-CAPE SAUNDERS TO PUYSEGUR POINT­ Kakahu Bush, Geraldine 138 10 continued. Pleasant Point 139 11 Sunnyvale Orchard, Island Block 371 14 Te Pah Farm, Seadown •. 120 10 Balcluth& 324 12 Smithfield 183 9 o wake. 654 16 Timaru Reservoir 157 6 Tapanui Nursery 553 18 Benmore Station, Omarama 61 6 Waikawa Valley 763 18 Otiake 78 7 Wharuarimu •. 832 21 Borton's Biding 51 3 Uplands, Waimah .. ka .. 506 18 Livingstone 145 9 I Roslin Estate, Woodland. 693 20 Arnmore, Windsor 89 6 Wyndham South .. Totara Bt .. 'ion, near Oamaru 153 12 Dipton 282 13 Duntroon 49 9 Bluff Pukeuri, Oamaru 149 13 Nightcaps 554 13 Oamarn 124 11 aannock, O ... wia Steward Settlement, Oamaru 106 14 Otauum 643 15 Trotter's Creek, Hillgrove 96 12 Riverton Kauroo Hill, Maheno 128 10 Manapouri 207 8 Balruddery, Kauroo Hill, Maheno .. 133 8 Bushey Park, Palmerston South 150 11 Opoho, Dunedin (383ft.) 233 17 II.) IBLANDfi. Burnside, Dunedin 199 18 Fish-hatohery, PortobeUo 149 14 Centre Island 497 19 Whare Flat 225 13 Stewart Island 4e6 21 Masgiel 124 13 Half-moon Bay, Stewart Island 453 19 Niue Island (H.) SOUTH ASPEOT-CAl'E SAUNDE... TO PUY.EGUR POINT. Avarua, Rarotonsa, Cook Island. 1739 20 Aitutaki Island, Cook Islands Paerau 105 11 Mangaia, Cook Islands Great Moss Swamp, via Patearoa 278 12 Chatham Island Eweburn Nursery, Ranfurly 112 7 Waipiata 104 13 Naseby 238 9 Kokonga 132 9 LATE RETURNS. Gladbrook Station, Middlemarch 132 11 Kohukohu, January 245 9 Mount Pisa Station, Cromwell "Wa.itere," Te Awamutu, Dec., 1916 418 7 Maungawera, Otago 70 6 Ohakune,lanuary 227 8 . Luggate, Cromwell 48 6 Okura, Ja.nuary .. .. 1478 13 Manorburn Dam 188 10 IPuysegur Point, January •. 1137 19 Queenstown 76 5 Singletree, Alford, November, 1916 .. 338 9 .. Craigroy," Arrowtown Deoember, 1916 .. 136 3 Paolburn, Central Otago " "January 186 3 Moa Creek I 53 6 Lake Coleridge, January 67 4- Little Valley Mount Peel, January 197 6 St. Bathan's I 132 13 Avarua, Rarctonga, January 776 20 Blackstone Hill 175 10 Aitutaki, December, 1916 787 18 Clyde 67 8 • January 1025 16 Roxburgh "I 287 10 Mangaia, Denember, 1916 901 20 "Fruitvale," Ettrick January 577 18

Notice publiBhed pur8Uanl to the Prot!UiOfl.8 of Section 16 of the Public Tf'U810jJice Aot, 1908, and Suti0n8 18 and 19 of the Public Tf'U81 OjJice Amendment Act, 1913.

1I.T OTICE iB hereby given that, no perllon having taken out administration, the Public Trustee ha.e filed in the Supreme .1. 'I Court at Wellington an election to administer the several esta.tes of the persons deceased whose names, residences, and occupations (so far as known) are hereunder respectively Bet forth, their gross properties being estimated not to exceed £400 in each oase. 0..'" Name of Dece .....d. R.el!ldenC8. Occupation. 0..'" Election I Te ....'" No·1 of Dea~. Wed. In"'C:"''''.

I Cameron, Allan i New Lynn Joiner 9/8/15 5/4/17 Testa.te. 2 I Campbell, Catherine Dunedin .. Widow 23/2/17 5/4/17 :1 Cardno, George Alexander Palmerston North .. Railway porter 15/9/16 5/4/17 4- Chaloner, Sarah Jane .. Waihi Widow 14/10/16 5/4/17 I 5 Dick, James .. Limehills .. Farm hand 15/9/16 5/4/17 . 6 I England, Bertram :Franeis Auckland Carpenter .. 25/4/15 5/4/17 7 I Farbrother, Douglas·John Cunning- Hoanga .. }'Iarmer 21/2/17 5/4/17 ham 8 George, John Graham .. Auckland I I:loapmaker 13/8/15 5/4/17 9 Hartley, Frank Morningside Farmer 27/10/16 5/4/17 Int;~tate. 10 Humphries, Thomas James Greymouth Borough employee 8/6/16 5/4/17 Testate. 11 I James, Henry Alexander or James Grey Lynn Draper's assistant 13/9/16 3/4/17 Intestate. Harry 12 Lockett, Thomas Timam J,abonrer 7/9/16 5/4/17 Testate. 13 Marra, Patrick I Waipukurau Gardener 3/1/17 5/4/17 Intestate. 14 McConnell, John Gisborne Butcher 15/9/16 5/4/17 Testate. 15 McKinley, Robert Htirling .. Farmer 15/9/11; 5/4/17 16 Page, Thomas .. 1 Dunedin .. ' Glazier 20/9/15 5/4/17 17 Ralph, Walter William .. Auckland Gardener 12/1/17 2/4/17 Intcstatp." 18 Simpson, Gilbert I Kingsland Surveyor's chainman 17/1/14 2/4/17 19 Stewart, David Dunedin .. I Painter 7/7/15 2/4/17 I I.

Wellington, N.Z., 10th April, 1917. FRED. FITCHETT, Pnblio Trustee. APRIL 12.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1239

Revoking N.tice" under the War Regulations declaril/g: off the N.E. corner and working to the southward, and has certain Pl~rson .. , Firms, and Companies to be Enemies. I six moorings laid out in N., S., E., and "\V. directions. . ; Chari)' anchor on(·.quarter of a cable off at Wellington, on or before tho 1st day of May, 1917. the wharf. Vessels should not lie alongsidc the wharf at low D. G. CLARK, water or half ebb tide, as several broken piles are standing Commissioner of Taxes. up on end. Bottom hard, coarse, black and white sand mixed with NOTE.-Forms of return may be obtained at any postal pumice, a.nd nnder this there is mud. Ebb tide runs at the money-order offioe, but will not be sent to ("'xpayera from the rate of from four to six knots opposite inner bar beacon, office of the Commissioner of Taxes unless written application and the flood from three to four and a half knots. is made for them. Any vessels drawing more than 13 ft. run a risk in nego­ tiating the bar. Ch""/B, &0., ajjected.-Admiralty Chart No. 2535 (scc Notice to Mariners.-No. ;)0 of 10n. plan); "New Zealand Pilot," eighth edition, 1908, Chapter vii, page 220; """ew Zealand Nautical Almanac," 1917, THAMES HARBOUR LIGH'l'. pagc 452. GEORGE ALLPOR'f, Marine Department, Secretary. Wellington, N.h., 10th April, 1917. HE Thame" Harhonr Board have notified that on 1st T May, 1917, thc beacon white light about three cables to westward of Shortl",nd Wharf on the port-hand bank of the Kanaeranga Stream, which formerly marked the turning­ placc for the channel making straight for the Shortland CROWN LANDS NOTICES. Wharf, will be removed. The red and white light at the seaward end of Shortland Wharf has been removed, and a red light is now exhibited Laud ·i·" WestLand Land District for Disposal under the in its place, and a green light bas been placed 340 ft. behind Land dct, 1908. it on the inner end of the wharf, to act in conjunction with the red light as leading-lights for the channel. District Lands a.nd Survey Office, Charts, rec., affected.~Admiralty Chart No. ll08; "New Zealand Pilot," eighth edition, 1908, Chapter iii, page 90. Hokitika, 15th Febrnary, 1917. OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 326 of GEORGE ALLPORT, N the Land Act, 1908, that the undermentioned land Secretary. will be disposed of under section 140 of the Laud Aot, 1908, on or after Thprsday, the 17th May, 1917. Notice to Mariner... -No. 31 of 1917. SOHEDULE. All'CKLAND HARBOUR.-DREDGER " HAPAI." WESTLAND LAND DISTRICT. Marine Department, Wellington, N.Z., lOth April, 1917. SECTION 3369, Block XIV, Wataroa Survey District: Area, rTl HE Auokland Harbour Board have notified that the 1 rood. ~ dredger" Hapai" is now working on the eastern side THOS. BROOK, of the Central Wharf in Commercial Harbour, commencing Oommissioner of Crown Lan,\" 1240 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 65

Pastoral Lands clad8ified in Utago Land Di8trict. Section 9, Block XIII, Waikawa District. Tenure: O.R.P. Lease No. 727. Formerly held by A.lex· Department of Lands and Survey, ander Alfred Wilfred Biggar. Reason for forfeiture: Arrears tJ Wellington, 6th April, 1917. of rent and non·improvement. '\.1 OTICE is}hereby given that the Commissioners ap· .1.~ pointed",to classify and report upon lands in Otago Section 6, Block VlIl, Tuturau District, Waiarikiki Land District have classified the pastoral runs in the Sche. Settlement. dule hereto as therein noted, and the classification has ~ been Tenure: R.L.L.F.S. Lease No. 59. Formerly held by approved oy His Excellency.. the Governor.under section 225 Public Trustee in estate of John McMenamin, deoeased. of the Land Act, 1908. Reason for forfeiture: At request . ••UJ- F. H. D. BELL, "SCHEDULE·li For Minister of Lands. IIIOTAGO~ LAND DISTRICT. IliGlaBB A.-Pastoral La~. Being Lands suitable~ exclusively for Pasturage and not capable of being used mth Profit in Areas of a Carrying. capacity of less than 5,000 Sheep. L"nd~ in Ifellington Land District for Sale by Public Auctiun.

i Crown Land or Run. County.. [ Area. National District Lands and Survey Office, Endowment. Wellington, 21st February, 1917. OTICE is hereby given that the undermentionod lands N will be offered for sale by public auction for ca.sh or 1 A. R. 1"1 on deferred payments at the Public Hall, Owhango, on 221,1221E I Vincent .. 15,264 0 01 National en· Friday, 13th April, 1917, at 2.30 o'clock p.m., under the tJf..1, I dowment.* provisions of the Land Act, 1908, and amendments. 248 { Ma:m?toto} 8,630 Ditto. ..", 4'_l.lI .. ITruenB o 01 248K •. ," o. 8,580 o 01 SCHEDULE. 248M i I" 7,780 o OJ 248L 7,670 WELLINGTON LAND DI8TRICT.-KAITIEKE COUN'l'Y.­ 479,480 T;apeka 8,000 Cr~wn land. KAITIEKE SURVEY DISTRICT. 261D, 261E, part Vincent 39,348 National en· i 261c,t Sections 8, q dowment. Rural Land. 9, Block IV, Tiger SECTION 16, Block IV: Area, 6 acres; upset price, £48. ;, Hill ~ Section 17, Block IV: Area, 6 acres 0 roods 6 perohes; 213B,213C~i... ,Taieri .. 33,6lO 0 o Ditto. upset price, £43. 247B, 247c, ·247D, f \'V' t I Section 18, Block IV: Area, 6 acres 0 roods 12 perches; Seotion 16,~El?c~ M:~~~oto J 36,058 0 0 upset price, £43. VI, Upper TaIen ____ _ Section 19, Block IV: Area, 6 acres 0 roods 7 perches; * Approximately 700 acres on lower side, Government race, upset price, £49. not to be again let for pastoral purposes. Section 20, Block IV: Area, 6 acres 0 roods 37 perches; upset price, £50. GlasB B.-Pastoral·Agricultural LaM•. Situated immediately to the south of and adjoining Being Lands adapted in Part for Pasturage and in Part Owhango Township, on Main Trunk Railway. These aec­ for Agricultural Purposos, but suitable for Subdivision tions front the Owhango and Kawautahi Roads, and are in Areas not exceeding 5,000 Acres. level, mth light soil of fair quality mixed with pumice on papa formation. The bush, which has been milled, com­ Crown Land or prises rimu, matai, tawhero, &c. Elevation about 1,490 ft. Ron. County. Area. National above sea·level. Suitable for building and grazing. I Endowment. ------~------~------~- Suburban Land.-Suburbs of Raurimu. A. R.I'. Section 2: Area, 9 aores 0 roods 15 perches; upset price, 212E,212F Tuapeka 3,407 0 o Crown land. * £46. Section 28, Block 649 3 14 Seotion 3: Area, 10 acres 0 roods 18 perches; upset price, VII, Table Hill £51. Section 29, BIOOk} ~"'.vII, Table Hil,l These sections are situated about a mile and .. half from Section 72, Block Bruce .. 145 1 27 Raurimu Railway-station, the aocess being by formed dray­ IV, Table Hill . road to about five chains from Section 3; the remainder is 261K 1I1:aniototo 1,005 0 0 surveyed road only. Eaoh seotion is hilly, and comprises Section 70"Block Bruce .. 174 0 about one acre under bush and the rest is fern. About one IV, Table Hill 0'1 aore of Section 2 is fln.t. Soil on both lots is of good quality, on papa formation. Elevation nearly 2,000 ft. above sea­ * Set apart for afforestation. level. Suitable for building and grazing. W. H. HERRIES, For Minister of Lands.:/I TERMS OF SALE. 1. Gash.-One-fifth of the purchase·money on the fall of the hammer, and the balance, mth Crown-grant fee (£1), Lands in Southland Land DiBtrict forfeited. mthin thirty days thereafter. 2. Deferred Payment8.-5 per cent. of the purchase· money Department of Lands and Survey, and license fee (£1 Is.) on the fall of the hammer; baJance Wellington, 31st March, 1917. by equal annual instalments extending over nineteen years, N OTICE is hereby given that the leases a.nd licenses of with interest payable half-yearly at the rate of 5 per cent. the undermentioned lands having been declared per annum on the unpaid purchase· money; but mth the forfeited by resolution of the Southland Land Board, the right to payoff at any time the whole or any part of the said lands have thereby reverted t. the Crown, under the outstanding amount. In either case if the purchaser fails provisions of the Land Aot, 1908. to make any of the prescribed payments by due date, whether of purchase-money or interest, the amount (if any) already SCHEDULE. paid shall be forfeited and the contract for the sale of the land be null and void. SOUTHLAND LAND DISTRICT. Titles mil be subject to Part XIII of the Land Act, 1908. Section Bla, Block VllI, Winton Hundred. Full partioulars may be ascertained at this office. TENURE: O.R.P. Lease No. 634. Formerly held by Francis Frew. Reason for forfeiture: Non-residenoe and G. R. M. McCLURE, nsuffioient improvements. Commissioner of Crown Lands. APRIL 12. THE NEW ZEALAND G8-Z~jTTE. 1241

NATIVE LAND COURT NOTICE.

Sitting of the Native Land Court at Hastings.

Offioe of the Ikaroa District Na.tive Ll\nd Court, Wellington, 11th April, 1917. OTICE is bereby given tb90t a sitt~ng of the Native Lan~ Cou~t will be beld at Hastings on. the 2~th day of N April, 1917, to hear and determllle the matters mentIOned III the Schedule hereunder wrItten, III respect of whioh applio9otiouB have been received by the Registrar. and all suob otber malters 90S may be lawfully brought before it. At the conclusion of local business the Court will adjourn to Waipukurau and Dannevirke. L. A. TEUTENBERG, Registrar. [Wellington, 1917-8.} SCHEDULE.

ApPLICATIONS FOR INVESTIGATION OF TITLES •

. No. i Name of Applicant. Name of Land. Bounda.ries. I

1 , T. Pomare and others Urewiri and other blocks .• On the map. 2 I Te Ruataniwha. (Tikokino)

ApPLICATIONS FOR PARTITIONS _~o. J ------Name of A.pplica.nt. Name of LltlHl.

3 Paumana Whanga and others .. Pakuratahi. 4 Pukepuke Tangiora (T. W. Lewis) Puketi. II1II 5 Hana Pewa Tawhai and~Atareta~Titapu (Norris and Larnach) Tapairn, Section 14. 6 Te Whatu Renata. . !II~ .. Rotoakiwa No.2. 7 Hoani Ratima .. ~ Te Rowhitu, 8 Retia~and Makere Pareihe -., ' ,.... Patangata'la, IH I, and IH 2. 9 II', . "', II .. '~ll . 2D, 2H, 2K, and 2M. 10 '.' '

NIIW APPLICATIONS. 35 Under.Seoretary, Native Department] Mangaorapa 2B and 20. Waimarama 3A 6B 1. ~~ John H';iden (Carlile, McL~ Scannell, and Wood)) Whawhakanga F No.5. 38 Hami Tutu ...... Arapawanui. 39 Wahanga Hinerohe (Dolan, Hallett, and Major) Poukawa No.3.' 40 Ruiha Papi and another (T. W. Lewis) " Kahumoko D No.7. 41 Karetu Nikera and others (T.\W. Lewis).. ~ i Kakiraawa 2B~2N. 42 , Tirita Ngawhiro and others ., .. Wharerangi No. 8c. 43 Tiro. Hone (T. H. R. Anam) .. j', iii i Pukahu. 44 Rora te Oiroa (Bullock, Currie, and Douglas) ; Owhaoko C No.3.

ApPLICATION UNDER SECTION 16 OF THE WEST COAST SETTLEMENT RESERVllS ACT, 1892,

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44A The Public Trustee .. 00 -I Pouk~Wa Na.tiv~ Reserve, ~~~horizing the Ikaroa Distriot"'Native Land~:~ Subdivision 13 (the lake to partition the said land. and swa.mp) 1242 THE NEW ZEALA.0lD GAZETTE. 'No. 65

ApPLIOATIONS FOB APPOINTMENT OF TBUSTEES.

No. N"me of Applicant. N"me of Land. Name of Minor.

94 Rikira.ngi Hanita (Ca.rlile, MoLean, Scan· I Oma.hu 2D 1 Waengara.ngi Hanita. nell, and Wood) 95 Di~lo Waengarangi Hanita and Apatu I Hanita.

ApPLIOATIONS FOR LETTlIIRS OF ADMINISTRATION.

No. J_~~ ___ ~~_~ :-l"me of Applic"nt No.me of Deceased. 961 Joseph Gillies (C~~;;le, ~:IJean, Scannell. an~-~~Od) ~-----'-'-I- Tuakana Gillies. 97 : Tuahine Ra.ta ...... Te Otene Hata. I

ApPLICATION FOR DEFINITION OF RELATIVE INTEBESTS.

No. Name of Applicant. Na.me 01 Land.

-'------.-~.- .. -~- .. ~. 981 Miraka Ratima (Dolan, Hallett, and Major) 'puketauhinu.

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ApPT,ICATIONS IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 9 OF THR NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT AND NATIVE LAND CLAIMS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1916 .

No. Name of Applicant. i Name of LaD_d_. ___-':- ______N_a_tDr6 .. ___.. ______L~ .J__ __ ~~~~ca_tl_o_n .~ I 991 Kaninamu Hona. and others Tapair1l No. 19 Applying that a portion of the said block be vested (Sainsbury, Logan, and Wll· in the" Waiapu Board of Diocesan Trustees" as i Hams) . a ohurch reserve. 100 'I Paora. KUlupo and others (Sams. Mateo Hapua te Pirau 1A Ditto. hury, Logan, a.nd Williams) 101 i Tuahine Renata. and another Waimarama 3A No. 10 (Sainsbury, Logan, a.nd Wil. I liams) 102 i Teteira te Paea and others (Sains. Tangoio South D No.1 bury, Logan, and Williams) 103 I Ka.tene Pukerua (Sainsbury, Omahu 2s Logan, and Williams) 104 P. H. Tomoana and another Karamu H 3F .. (Sainsbury, Logan, and Wil. liams)

ApPLICATION IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 121 OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909.

No. Name of Applicant. l;&me of L ..nd. N"ture of Application.

I 105 J Kaninamn Hona' and others: T .. pairu No.6 .. ..I Applying for cancellation of partition orders made (E. J. W. Hallett) on the 10th February, 1916. I

ApPLICATION UN DEB SECTION 49 OF THE NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT AOT, 1913.

No. :Same of Appl:es.Ill ~&me of La.nd. Nature of Applica.tion.

- po;a-n-g-"h-a-U-l-B-I-c-a-n-d-IB--:-,I-A-P-P-I-Y-in-g-th-a-t -a-ro-a-d-.-h-n-e-b~e· laid ove-r-p-o~an;a~au 1 IE IB IE so as to give access to Porangahau IB 1c.

APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 59 OF THE NATIVE L'AND AMENDMENT ACT, 1913.

No. N ..me of Applic&nt. ~&me of L .. nd. Nature of Applica.tion.

107 i Rupuha te Nga.ero and others I Tarewa, Sections A, B, :Applying for variation of boundaries. I (T. W. Lewis) I and C 108 ' Nerita. Para.one (Carlile, McLean, , Waipuka 3B lA, Section 2, 1 Scannell, and Wood) ..nd 3B IB APRlT, 12.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZErrTE. 1243

ApPLICATION FOR EXOHANGE OF LAND.

I N°'1 Na.me of Applicant, Name of L .. nd.

109 I{Te Uira. Aku~ra (R. H, Robertsha.we) Tutira. or Manawatu 4D. I Hohepa AkUlra. •• • • I Tahoraiti IG 1. I

APPLICATIONS FOR SURVEY CHARGING ORDI<:RS.

No. Na.me of Applicant. Nam:f Land. Date from whioh Interest -1--- Amount. is caloulated, ----~------7------i £ s. d. Omahu 2A 2A 3 6 10 16 February, 1917. fl 2A 2B 283 16 1917. 2A 20 7 10 5 16 191~ llO ! Chief Surveyor, Napier ~I 2A2n I 19 0 16 191~ i 2A2E I 19 0 16 191~ I 2A2F 1 13 5 16 " 1917. 2A 2G o 16 9 16 1917. L " 2A 2H 10 8 I 16 1917, Otuarumia B 6A 4A 363 6 1917. III { B 6A4B 3 14 6 6 1917. i " B 611. 40 363 6 1917 Mangareia R 3A 990 16 ]917 lIt {, I " B 3n 990 16 1917. Whakawiringa 2A 3 2 !l 28 1917, " 2n 6 [; 6 28 1917, r ,. 2c ;! 18 [; 28 1917 " 2D (J 5 8 28 1917. 1I3 2 18 :, 28 191~ 340 2 191~ 2 7 7 28 1917 if Ii 0 4 28 1917. 1 2K S 15 0 28 " 1917. 2L 6 16 5 28 1917. L No. I 6 6 10 28 1917.

MAORI LAND ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

Meeting of the Tairawhiti District Maori Land. Board. Gisborne, 7th April, 1917, PTIOE is hereby given tha.t the ma.tters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written will be considered at a N meeting of the Tairawhiti District Maori Land Board to be held at Gisborne on Tuesday, the 1st day of • May, 1917, at 10.80 o'clock in the forenoon, or a.s soon thereafter a.s the business of the Boa.rd will allow. It is hereby notified, for the general information of parties, tha.t, unless reason is shown to the contrary, the Board will dismiss, on ~he ground of non-prosecution, a.ny of the applications hereinafter referred to as "Adjourned Applications .. which are not brought on for consideration at the meeting. [T.1917-8.] R. N. JONES, President.

SOHEDULE. ApPLICATIONS FOR OONl!'IRMATION OF SALES •

Name of Land. . Names of Parties.

------'------'-~-~---~------~ ~------ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS. 1 5 Tarewauru A 2F 1 Himiona Tipuna to Margaret Ann Parker. 2 8 Whakaongaonga 2lll (part) Huruhuru Nikora and Oriwia Tipoki to George Henry Lysnar. 3 150 Waipapa 135 Harata Heretaunga and Nepia Heretaunga to Ernest Oldham and I.ewis R. H. Oldham. 4 189 Rangaiohinehau 4B 3B .. Te Oti Aira to Stanley K. White. 5 228 UmukapuaC Kaha, Ereti Matete, Hinga te Rito, Kaura Matete, Hinepoka Matete to Joseph E. Daulton. Warihi Horua and Huhu Horua to James Fownes Somerville. 6 -- 240 Taoroa 2D 3A '7 272 Rotokautuku 6K 20 Wiremu Ka.raka to Hubert Charles Beach. 8 273 Taupara 2J Hune HuI

ApPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF SALES -continued.

No. ! ltecord Xo. I No.me of Land. Nanles of Parties.

ADJOUR1ITED APPLICATIONS-co1ltinued. 18 371 Poutaka 17 Kaita Mitira to Daniel Maher. 19 ~82 Rotokautuku 2D Edith May Parker to Athel Lewis Kemp. 20 383 Nukutaurua 20 30 Hinewhata Watene to Mary Miller. 21 384 Kiwi No. 20 Erami Kaihue, Kingita Piha. and Kingi Nau to Haami Kata te Ao. 22 387 Nuhaka 2A 48 1 Raharuhi Poki, Rapata te Waha, Hopa te Mano, and Wi Panl to Mvra Powdrell. 23 388 2A4p 3 Kin~ Nau and Apikara Hiraka to Myra Powdrell. 24 406 " 202w 154 Hcneriata Matewai, Pita Mete, Ruiha Pepi to Tuahine Runga. 25 409 Reporua No.1 Pene Heihi to Hera Kaiwai and others. 26 416 Nuhaka 2B 2A, 2B 2F, and 2B 20 Tiemi Wirihana to Agnes Clementina Bowen and William Cooper. 27 417 Ahirau 2E 1 Mere Roihi and Pere Morete to Kate Emily Telford and Violet Ellen Scott. 28 418 Mangaoae Ip 2 Mere Roihi to Kate EInily Telford and Violet Ellen Scott. 29 433 Makarika D Mate Tahora, alia-8 Hamiora Mate Tahora, to Marjorie Fownes Porcher. 30 435 Rotokautuku 2D William Leonard Parker to Athel Lewis Kemp. 31 437 Whareongaonga C 12/6 Rare Toheriri to Herbert Bartlett. 32 439 Wharepu lK Paora Hoetawa, Ereti Hoetawa, Merekete Hoetawa, and 1'uku Waata to Phillip Henry Summerfield. 33 440 Whakapau 3A Paora Koroua, alias Paora Ko. and Ereti Okeroa to Phillip Henry Summerfield. 34i 442 Pipiwhakao 2B 3 Wiremu Hoeta, Mere Kiki, Tapine te Paiho, Hohipene Wi j Hipora Niania, Te Otene Tawhaitari, alias Tawhaitiri. to Eva Reynolds. 35 443 2B 4B Mereana Hamure to Eva Reynolds. 36 444 " 2B 40 1 Whetu Kara, or Kahutia, to Eva Reynolds. 37 445 Tawapata North 2, Sub. 4 Mihi Whaanga, Katerina Whaanga, and Tuahine Runga to Mary Miller. 38 446 Moutere I, Sub. 4 Rangi Ehu to Mary Miller.

NIIW APPLICATIONS. 39 449 Takopa lA Kauna Paratene to Edwin Pascoe Roberts. 40 450 Mangahauini 7 (part) Proprietors to The Waiapu County Council. 41 451 Poutaka 6 .. Hata Tipoki to Simon Raffol. 42 452 Nuhaka 2D 20 10 Kerenapu Ngahuia to Anue Douglas Stewart. 43 453 Repongaere 40 Hau Mihaere and Wi Haronga Mihaere to David Hair and William Alexander Hair. 44 454 " 41120 Te Ohaki to David Hair and William Alexander Hair. 45 45.') TeKiwi 27 •. Wharete Korukoru and Tiemi Morera to William John Telford. 46 456 Nuhaka 2E 3D 4 Milli Whaanga, Waaka Toroaiwhiti. and Harata Toroaiwhiti to Runga te Ngaio and Karepa Mataira (junior). 47 457 Kiwi 20 Kingi Maremare, Mohi Hamuera, Matekino Hamuera, and Apikara Hiraka to Hami Kata Teao. 48 458 Mahanga ID 7 Turei Rarere to Agnes Clementina Bowen. 49 459 Matarau lA 9A Peneha Tahu to Arthur William Kirk. 50 460 Marangairoa 1B 4, Lot .. Katene Huriwai to Nehe Rapata Totorewa. 51 461 12 Tuhaka Ngapo to Reweti Totorewa. 52 462 Nuhaka 2~' 4F 2 Ani Kam, Tepora te Mano, and Ahimereki Koikoi to Myra Pot>drell. 53 463 " 2E 30 7 Ropitini Whakahemo to Agnes Clementina Bowen. 54 464 Orangitirohia 15A Rangituanui Moa to Charles Hamlin. 5.') 465 Pirauau 1 .. Mere Roihi to Jane Wallis. 56 466 Pouawa 3n 12 Nopera Kiwi, or Matamata, to Ralph Manley Gore. 57 467 Puninga 7A Rina Turupa and Retini Tamihana to George Godfrey Duncan MacDonald. 58 468 7B Tini Tawiri, Eruera Tawiri, Pene Mataora Tawiri, and Ka Moko to George Godfrey Duncan MacDonald. 59 469 70 IHoriwia te Urupa and Matuakore Waipara to George Godfrey 11 Duncan MaoDonald. 60 470 7D IHemi te Ngaio, Kereama te Ngaio, and IMiria Tapapa to George .. G. D. MacDonald. 61 471 Tawapata South 4A Powhiro Watene, alias Pohiro Watene, to Mary Miller. 62 472 Tuawhatu 4B 2E Hina Ruki and Rongotipare Ruki to JeRsie Edith Loisel. 63 473 Uawa 2E 1 Waaka Taketake to Jessie Edith Loisel. 64 474 Whakapau 50 2 Ruki tc Kuru to Phillip Henry Summerfield. 65 475 Whareongaonga C 2 Eparaima Wahatoa and Hemi Ngarangikatuku to Rina Matauhi. 66 476 Mangaheia 1B 2D Roani Noanoa to .Tohn Summervell. 67 477 20 .. Kino Tataipine to Alice Jones. 68 478 Kaiti 336n No.2 Mereana Hone, or Waipara, to John Harold Kane. 69 479 L 2 Hori Noanoa to Thomas Fraser. junior. 70 480 Hauomatuku 9n 3 Erena Heni and Mere Roihi to Ernest Ferdinand Krause.

ApPLIOATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF LEASES.

No I Record No. Name of Land. Name. of Parties.

ADJOURNED j.PPLICATIONS. 71 4 Mangawhariki 111: Ihipera Makinare and others to Keti Makinare. 72 31 Taumataoteo Teo Paata, Mere Paata, Paea Heremia, Maehe te Popo, Paku Heremia, alias Paku te Popo, to Heremia Maehe te Popo. 73 157 Whareongaonga C 12/2 Pakiha Riki to John Porter Caulfield. 74 98 Tokomaru B 5F Haranga, Raiha Haranga, Helder/\ Riki, and Turu Riki to John Green, APRIL 12. rilE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1245

ApPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF LEAsEs-continued.

Names of Parties.

ADJOURNED APPLICATiONS-continued. 75 108 Poho (Pohonga) lA Rangi Maitu te Atu. Ihapera tp Atu, Maaka te Atu to Robert Prestou. 76 152 Mautotara 2 Hera Pario1le, Matauru Wanoa,!~arara Mahue"Wi Pahurn, Hana Wakana, Pera NgatoTo, TuruhIra Kerena, Mere Wanoa, Mate. haem Pakou, Hariata Patuwai, Tawhiro Patuwai, and Ema Tiakitai to Arthur William Henderson. 77 166 Tutaekuri 10 4B Hurae Toti, Morehu Urumingi, Paku Neera, Ropiana 1I1atiaha, Rawiri Neera, Tangiora Toti, and Wiremu Neera to Hori Tupaea and Paku Neera. 78 169 Kourateuwhi 2u 411 3 lIIoana Tautau, Waikatohu Tautau, Hone Tautan, Honiana Tautau, Te Moana Paku Tautau, Ani Huatau to Mary Evelyn Maude. 79 192 Epcha Otene Pitau, Tuehu Pomare, Ereatara Rangiwhaitiri, Pimia Mills, Amiria Tipoki, and Peti Karaitiana to Joseph Edward Daulton. 80 193 Poho In Toke 1ngarihi to Joseph Edward Daulton. 81 203 Manutahi 20 :1 and 2A 4 (part) Hone Mauwhare, :'.fate Ngarimu, and Tut" Ngarimu to Hubert Charles Beach. 82 20fi Whal'eongaonga C 12B 4 Mihi Maku and Maku Ngarangi to Tallle Paterati. 83 22 Wharckahika 17 and IS Manahi Parapara and others to Willjam A. Martin. 84 209 Nuhaka 2D 20 I Paora tc Hau, Pita tc Han, and Aira te Oti to William Cooper. 85 225 2E 3c 6 Watene Hatepe, Ihaka ~Iaihi Whaanga, Hira Mane, Hencriata Paku, Koroniria Ratau, and Tawa Tiwai to Niri Whaanga. 86 i 226 Whareongaonga C llll 4 Maku, alias lIIihi Maku, and Maku Ngarangi to Tame Patereti.

NlIiW APPLICATIONS. 87 227 Mangaheia In 2D Heni Noanoa, Hoani Noanoa, and Hori Noanoa to ,John Somervel1 88 228 Awapuni A 2 4A 2 Iwi RuTU, Paku RuTU, and 'Vhiti Hami to Hone Hami. 89 229 Taumataoteo 3A Kingita Kaimoana and Rauhina Kaimoana to Mako Kara. 90 230 Whal'eongaonga C 12 () Hera Unumia to Herbert Bartlett. 01 231 Puhatikotiko 3n 20 1 Himiona Katipa to Lionel Walter lIianning. 92 232 NlIhaka 2E 30 6 Watene Hat"pe, Ihaka Maihi Whaanga, Hira .MallP, Hi!'ini Kino, Hencriata Paku, alia.. Paku Whaanga, Koroniria Ratau, alia., Niri \\'haanga, and Tawa Tiwai to Niri Whaanga. 93 233 2.~ 30 7 Ropitini Matawhiua or Whakahemo, Harata Toroawhiti, and ~rcna tc Whai to Agnes Clementina Bowen. 94 234 Ropitini Whakahemo, Hal'ata Toroaiwhiti, and Erena to Whai to Agnes C. Bowen, 95 I 235 Whareongaonga a lA 4 Tini Tawiri, Emera Tawiri, and Pene Mataora Tawiri to Tawa Maru. 96 i 236 Tei.o.te.Kainga Te Ohaki to Charles Gibson.

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Al'PLllJATIONS TO SUMMON MEETINGS OF OWNERS UNDER PART XVIIJ OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT. 1909. I N°'1 Record ~o. Name of Land. Nature of Proposed Alienation.

ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS. 97 Hurakia I .. Lease to (I) Raana Walker and (2) Pahoa Morete. 98 2 2 (part) Lease to Rawhiti Paraone. 99 3 3 .. Lease to Maaka Rapana. 100 4 4 (part) Lease to Henare Pokai. 101 5 5 .. Lease to Pahau Pokai. 102 6 6 .. Lease to Tamati Houkamau and Huna Houkamau. 103 7 6 .. Lease to Tipiwai Houkamau. 104 9 9 (part) Lease to Turei Maki. 105 8 7 .. Lcase to Timi Heihl .. 106 41 VVh~kaongaonga I Sale to George H. Lysnar. 107 155 Ngamoe 1A Lease to Rex Watkins. 108 166 Waiohiharore B Sale to Charles Parker. 109 238 Tihiomanono (part) I,ease to Huripara Huihui and Pita Huihui. 110 236 Whetumatarau (part) Lease to Tame Kiwara. III 237 Tihiomanono (part) Lease to Wi Taotu. lI2 239 Maraetaha 2n Sale to Tiemi Wirihana. lI3 240 Kahotea East Lease to George Arthur Kent. 114 280 Tihiomanono (part) Lease to Matire Teketai. lI5 282 Marangairoa 1A Lease to Hohepa Waikato and Peti Purukina. lI6 293 Nuhiti Le.3se to Harata t.e lringaio and Clarence Yates. 117 299 Tokata 1 Lease to Mauahi Parapara and Harete Ngarori. lI8 300 Tihiomanono (part) Lease to Roka Tiareti and Duncan Brooking. 119 301 Taumataoteo IB I Sale to Philip Henry Summerfield. 120 309 Whetumatarau (part) Lease to Arthur William Henderson. 121 313 Lease to Riwai Rangihuna. 122 321 Tangili~nga Lease to Henare Poreto. 123 337 Tihiomanono (part) Lease to Riwai Rangihuna. 124 257 Whetumatarau (part) Lease to Hori Kingi Parapara. 125 259 Lease to Poneke Huihui. 126 261 Lease to Henare Ahuriri and Maaka Tauranga. 127 266 Lease to Hirai te Ngahuc. 128 267 Marah~~ Lease to Katere Lockwood. 129 269 Waihoa In Lease to Wakarara Karaka. 130 274 Mangaharei 2 Lease to the Waiapu Farmers' Co.operative Company (Limited) and the Tokomaru Farmers' Co.operative Company (Limited). 131 272 Nuhaka 2A 4L Sale to Tame ~Iete. .1246 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 60

ApPLIOATIONS TO BUMMON MEETINGS OF OWNERS UNDER PART XVIII OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909-continued.

~O.I Reoord,.No. N&me of Land. Na.ture of Proposed Aliena.tion.

NEW APPLICATIONS. 132 344 Marangairoa 1 Lease to Mate Tiarete and Mihi Tiarete. 133 345 Maraetaha 2D Sale to Tiemi Wirihana. 134 346 Whakaangiangi 4& 2 Sale to the trustees of the Waiapu Returned Soldiers' Trust. 135 347 6B 2B •. 136 348 Waiaranga" 1 Lease to Tut~ Oriki and Ani Rangi. 137 349 Paraeroa 1 .. Sale to Julia Orr. . 138 350 2A 139 351 " 2B 140 352 17 and 18K Lease t~' Tamati Houkamau. 141 353 Whangara E Lease to Ann Fraser.

ApPLICATIONS TO BOARD TO CONFIRM RESOLUTIONS BY ASSEMBLl

ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS. 142 18 -o-hinekopeka 3 Leaso to Ahipcno to Maro Paku. 143 23 Pukewhinau Lease to \Viremu Oriwa. 144 25 Moutere 2, Sub. 3 Sale to Ueorge Edward Ormond. 145 50 Waiohiharore B Sale to Olaude E. Bolton. 146 98 Pokotakina D Lease to John BiddIes. 147 100 Pokotakina E Lease to Jane Wallis. 148 119 Wharekahika 3B Lease to Elsie Walker. 149 143 " SA Lease to Annie Leonora Kirk. 150 169 Okahuatiu 1.01. 2 I,ease to Eria Raukura. 151 173 Wharekahika 18F Lease to Heni Houkamau. 152 176 Pakihikura 3 Lease to H. T. Wallord. 153 198 Tikapa-o-hinekopeka 3& Leaso to Honare Raroa. 154 206 Totaranui 5B I,ease to Eruera Whangapirita. 155 207 Waihoru 4 Lae.~e to Oharles Ernest Gibson. 156 243 Pourewa Island Lease to Jessie Edith Loisel. 157 258 Tihiomanono (part) Lease to Henare Pereto. 158 260 Wharekahika 6u Lease to Henare Ahuriri and Miritene te Mataku. 159 273 Tutuwhinau In IH Lease to Eru Whangapirita. 160 288 Nuhaka 2c 2B Lease to Ree Tawhiri. 161 295 Kahotea West 2 Lease to Pero Hamutana. 162 298 Nuhaka 2.01. 4c Lease to ,Tames Middleton Taylor. 163 302 Tawapata Nort,h 1, Sub. 2 Lease to Ihaka Miahi Whaanga and Epanaia Whaanga. 164 303 " 2, 4 I,ease to Ihaka Maihi Whaanga and Epanaia Whaanga. 165 333 Pipiwhakao 2& 4D Sale to Eva Reynolds. 166 334 Takarararoa 2 Sale to Agnes Olementina Bowen.

NEW APPLICATIONS. 167 326 Manukawhitikitiki 1.01. 3 Sale to Charles Eardley Wilmot Parker. 168 332 Nuhaka 2F 2.01. 7 Lease or sale to Hugh Marshall. 169 330 Tutuotekaha 2D 1 Lease to John Issac MacAndrew. 170 335 Nuhaka 2B 2.01. 1. Release from Part XVI. 2. Sale to Agnes Clementina Bowen. 171 336 Wharepu IB Lease to John Henry Webber. 172 297 Kahaatureia A Sale to Myra Powdrell. 173 323 Kopua A _. Sale to Maud Mary Hamlin. 174 339 " A .. Lease to John MacAndrew. 175 329 Hcreheretau B 2 Lease to Watene Huka and Teotaea Mataitai. 176 315 Paeroa 2F 3 Sale to Maud Edith te Drupu. 177 327 Hereheretau B 2 (part) Lease to Mako Oarroll. 178 341 B2 Lease to Te Rauna Hape. 179 340 B2 Lease to Patu te Rito. 180 342 2.01. Sale to the Crown. 181 338 " B 7 Lease to Pora Hakere. 182 320 Nuhaka 2D 2p 6 Lease to Mita Mihingare. 183 318 2E 3B I Lease to Matene Whaanga. 184 319 2D 2p 2 Lease to Hone Pomana. 185 325 " 2E 30 13 Lease to Koroniria Ratau, alias Niri Whaanga. 186 312 Opoho 3<1 2 Sale to Mary Vaugham.

MISOELLANEOUS APPLICATIONS.

No. Record No. I Name of La.nd. Nature of Applica.tion.

ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS. 187 8 Pouawa 3D 3 Revocation of Order in Oouncil under Part XVI. 188 29 Mohaka 6 .. Issue of lease under Part XVI to Waata te Kani. 189 40 Nubaka 202w 148 and 125; and Revooation of Order in Council under Part XVI. Nuhaka 202 and 2B 2 190 104 Mohaka 4 .. Oons€lnt of Native Minister and Board to transfer of lease from Robert Keefe to George Melville. 191 106 Nuhaka 2D 2L 1, 3, 6, and 7 Consent to assignment of lease from Matenga Taniwha to Mere Morera. 192 135 Waipaoa 5A Issue of lease to Tangi Whareraupo and Tamao Onekawa. 193 141 Mohaka 1 and 2 Revocation of Order in Counoil under Part XVI. 194 146 Ohinepoutea, Section 6 Consent to assignment of lease from Amiria Tawha to Bertrand Coleman Watkins. AplUL 12.] 1247

MISOELLANEOUS ApPLICA'l'IoNs-continued.

No. Record No. Name of Land. Nature of Application.

ADJOURNED APPLICAT10Ns-continlled. 195 155 Paeroa 2, Lot 17 Consent to transfer of lease from Maraea Ropihana to Maude Edith te Urupu.' .::; 196 156 Tikapa-o-hinekopeka 4n Consent to lease under section~301, 8ubsect.ion (2), to Frank Manuel. 197 178 Mangatuna 20 Revocation of Order in Council under Part XVI. !:: 198 181 Nuhaka 2E 3A 4 and 2E 3A 16 Consent to lease under section 30], subsection (2), to"-Karepa Mataira. 199 182 2E 3.1. 7 and 2E 3.1. 12 Ditto. 200 183 2E 3.1. 2 and 2E 3.1. 12 201 188 2E 3D 5 Cd~sent to lease unaer section 301, ijubscction (2), to !tunga te Ngaio and Karepa Paku. 202 189 2E 3D 6 Ditto. 203 201 Ma:~ngairoa 2A Consent to payment of rents direct to the owners by the lessees. 204 228 Paeroa 20 8_ 2E 4, Lots 7 and D Consent of Governor in Council under section 230 to mortgagc (Haenga Paretipua to Ethel Humphries). 205 235 Kopua A, B, C, D Precedent consent to assignment of flax.cutting rights (M. F. Bourke to Carroll and Co.). 206 236 Ohuia 3 and 4 Precedent consent to assignment] of lease from J. J.Carrol\ tu Carroll and Co. (Limited). 207 238 Nuhaka 2A 41. Revocation of Order in Council under Part XVI. 208 239 " 2D 2n 2 Issue of lease under Part XVI to Tiemi Metc. 209 241 Ohuia 3 and 4 Precedent consent to assignment of flax-cutting rights (;\1. F. Bourke to Carroll and Co. (Limited)). 210 244 Te Araroa Native Township, Sec­ Consent of transfer of lease to Joseph Woodford and Joseph Puol. tions 2/7 211 245 Tahoka 2 and Taruhera L Consent of Governor in Council under section 230 to mOI'tgage (Mahaki Paraone to G H. Williams). 212 248 Mangatuna Band E l. Consent of Governor in Council under section 230 to mortgage (Hariata Tautau to G. M. Colebrook). 2. Confirmation of the said mortgage. . 213 249 Waipaoa 5A Issue of lease under Part XVI to Paratene, Hune, and Arani Kunait.i. 214 251 Kopua D .. Precedent consent to assignment of lease from M. }'. Bourke to Carroll and Co. (Limited). 215 260 Tutuotekaha In 6 Itevocation of Order in Council under Part X VI. 216 261 Nuhaka 2D 2L I 217 266 2E 3A 9, 2E 3A 12, 2E 3A 13, Issue of lease u;;der Part XVI to'lopa te H au. 2E :~A 15, and 2E 3A 16 218 275 " 2.1. 4A 12 A and 2A 4A 11 B 2 Revocation of Order in Council under Part XVI. 219 278 Paeroa 2F 1 and 2F 2 220 280 Mangapoike In 2 Consent to tran~fer of lease from Heihei Hemara to Henare Kemara. 221 281 Tutaekuri 1.1. Revocation of Order in Council under Part XVI. 222 282 Paeroa 20 8 and 2E 4 Confirmation of mortgage from Haenga Paretipua to Et.hel Hum- phries. 223 287 Nuhaka 2D 2p 4 Issue of lease under Part XVI to Hone Pomana. 224 294 2D 2" 1 Revocation of Order in Council under Part XVI. 225 296 " 2D 20 1 226 304 Anaura 6 .. Consent to subi~ase from te Hau'Kareti to William Hall. 227 305 Nuhaka 2E :~A 7 Revocation of Order in Council under Part XVI. 228 306 2~; 3A 13 229 308 2D 2L 5 230 311 2D 2p 4 231 313 2D 2M 4 232 315 Paeroa" 2E 2D 233 319 Tuahu 3D I To recommend 'the Native Minist~r to consent to sale to Thomas Bruce tlpence. 234 321 Tolmmaru H Confirmation of mortgage from Hemi Kail'au Ratapu to the Bank of New Zealand. 235 199 Paokahu 2 .. Precedent consent of Native Minister to sale from the Committee to C_ G. Shierlaw. 236 326 Nu~aka 2D 20 10 Consent of the Native Minister to sell to Anne Douglas Stewart. NEW APPLICATIONS. 237 327 Marangairoa 1 n 4 Confirmation of mortgage by the proprietors to the Bank of New South Wales. 23~ 32" Tc Araroll N.T., Scctions Dl and 92 Consent to surrender of Crown leasc and issue of new lense to Eo H. Henderson. 2a9 329 Waipiro N.rr., Sections 3,4, and 5, Ditto. Block I, and Sections I, 2, and 3, l~lock 4 240 330 Ditto I88ue of new leases to Arthur Merritt Beale and Albert Tuckwell and Richard Stevenson. 241 331 , Te Araroa N.T., Sections 89 and 90 Issue of new lease to E. H. Henderson. 242 332 Waipiro N.T., Section I, Block I, Consent to surrender of Crown lea·se. and Section 5, Block 4 243 333 I Ditto .. Consent to issue of ncw lease to Arthur Merritt Beale. 244 334 I Nuhaka 2E 30 14 Consent and recommendation to issue a lease to Agnes Clementina Bowen. 245 335 2A4E Revocation of Order in Counoil under Part XVI. 246 336 2D 2L 7 337 247 " 2A 4A I H " 248 338 Puninga 12B No. ] 1. Consent of Governor in Council under section 230 to mortgage I (Ihaka Ngarangioue to W. C. Pilmer). 2. Confirmation of the 'aid mortgage. 249 3a9 I Tokomaru G 2A Revocation of Order in Council under Part XVI.

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Meeting of the Ikaroa District Maori Land Board. - Wellington, 11th April, 1917, OTIOE IS hereby given tha' the matters mentioned in the bchedule hereunder written will be 00nsidered at a N meeting of the Ikaroa District Maori Land Board to be held at Hastings on Wednesday, the 25th day of April, 1917, at 10.30 o'clook a.m., or as Boon thereafter as the business of tbe Board will allow. L. A. TEUTENBERG, Registrar.

SOHEDULE. APPLIOATIONS FOB OONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS

Nature of nate. Name of Land. Names of Parties. Alienation.

1916/273 Lease I 20 September, ID16 Wharel'angi No. 7A Tohea Ngarangi l'uaowahia and others to Charles Codd (Dolan, Hallett, and Major). 2 1916/2D4 Tmnsfer 8 December, HJl6 .. Papaaruhe Xu. 21< Hotene te Rum to Thomas I Samuel Roper (Carlile, McLean, Scannell, and Wood). 3 1916/2D7 Lease ~ " Wlti .. " Xo.2n Ditto. 4 1917/36 20 January, 191 i .. Waipuka 3A No. 3A Keita Tanatiu Lo Rere Maurice Field (Carlile, McLean, Scan· nell, and Wood). 1917/43 Transfer 4 October, WlU Rotoponnamu 2n Xo. 3 .. Taiawhio Toheriri, alias Toheriri AOlllarama (1'. W. Lewis). Ii 1917/45 ,January, Hl17 Kaitoke Xu. 2" Te Mana Tawhai to Marjorie Young Bates (R. H. Hobert· 8hawe). 1917/7U 15 W17 .. Omahu In No. 2A Ahcre H;ohepa to .Blancho M. Coleman (Dolan, Hallett, and Major). 8 1917/77 Hi 1917 .. III No. 21> Pera H;ohepa to Blanche M. Coleman (Dolan, Rallett, and Major). W17/78 Lease 18 11117 .. To Aute :~]) Xo. 2 and Ewi H;apuku and others to George Pukel'owhitu 1A Xo. 4 Priest (Dolan, Rallett, and Major). 10 lU17/81 li March, 1U 1 7 Waimarama 3A No. Oil .. Hiki Raronga and othors to Turoa Renata (Carlile, McLean, Scan· nell, and Wood). 11 1917/82 Transfer 7 Febl'uary, HJl7 .. Waipuka Xo. 20 Roriana Mataira to Miki Thomas (Carlile, McLean, Soannell, and Wood). 12 1917/83 Lease 24 Hl17 .. Pukerowhitu lA No.5 .. Te Nahu Watene to Mere Tupaea (Carlile, McLean, Scannell, and Wood). 13 1917/84 4 October, 1916 .. Hotopounamu 2n No.3 Taiawhio Toheriri to 4ngela Elizabeth Simson (T. W. Lewis). 14 1917/85 :!4 February, 1917 .. Waimarama 3A No.5, Tu Tiakitai to James Robson Section 6 (T. W. Lewis). 15 1917/86 8 March, 1917 Kahumoko D No. 7 Te Aukati Reretaunga to Tamati Tamarana (T. W. Lewis). 16 1917/87. Transf~r 12 1917 Waipuka 21" Section 8 Raniera te Ruango to Whakaiti Mohi (1'. W. Lewis). 17 1917/88 12 " 1917 " 2&, Section I Ditto. 18 W17/93 3 April, 1917 Te Kuta A .. Rami Tutu and another to John Tait (Sainsbury, Logan, and Williams). 19 1917/95 Leaa<, :l 1917 Tahoraiti lK No. 2A Mariana Manahi to William Henry Uawood Henderson (R. H. Robertshaw).

ApPLICATION IN TEBMS OF SECTION 341 O~' THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909, THAT MEETINGS 01<' ASSEMBLED OWNEBS BE SUMMONED. I -- --~------.-----'.-----~------

20 1917/94 Transfer or lease .. Mangatereterc East or That the land be sold to Nathaniel Hewson Beamish " Wa.irua" at the price of the Government ve.luation. but not less than £40 per acre; or, in the alternative, that the land be leased to Nathaniel Hewson Beamish for a term of ten ye .. rs from the 1st day of November, 1916, at an annual rental of 5 per cent. on the Government valuation, but not less than £2 peracre.~ __ , ____ _

.Vatice 0/ Meetin!! of Owne.,. under Part XVlll of thf , .Votiee of Meeting af Ownen under Part XVIll of the Native Land Act, 1909. Native Land Act, 1909.

REGULATION No. 52. REGULATION No. 52. HE Maori Land Boe.rdfor the Tokerau Maori Land I. . T Distriot hereby notifies that a meeting of the owners' THE. M~orI Land Bo~~d for the To~erau MaorI Land of Huiarau Block will be held, in pursuance of Part XVIII I DIstrict hereby notl~es that a m~etmg of the owners of the Native Land Aot, 1909, at Kawakawa on Saturday, of Ruapekapeka N? 7G WIll be held, m pursuance of Part the 28th day of April, 1917, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, i XVIII of the NatIve Land A~t, 1909, at K~waka,!a on for the purpose of considering the following proposed: Saturday, the 28th day of AprIl, 1.917! at 11 0 cloo~ m the resolution :_. i afternoon, fo~ t~e purpose of consldermg the followmg pro· " That the portion of the said land to the West of the' posed resolutIOn .-- . Touwai-Ruapekapeke. Road be sold to WilliAm James Ross I "That the bala.nce of the Bald block be Bold to John for the sum of £2 per aore." : Thomas Pringle at £3 per a.cre." Da.ted at Auokland this 10th day of April, 1917. Dated at Auokland this 10th day of April, 1917, T. H. WILSON, T, H, WILSON, President President. APRIL 12.] THE NEW ZEAI.jAND GAZETTE. 1249

BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. 9. That the contingent liabilities of the oompany on de­ posits on the 1st day of January last were nil. I 10. That the assets of the company on that day were 111 Ba1lkruptcy. £14,503 3s. 8d. 11. That the first annual license was issued on the 10th OTICE is hereby given thllot a first IIond finllol dividend day of March, 1911. N of Is. S!d. in the pound on 11011 proved cllloims is now And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believ. p"Ylloble IIot my offioe, Blenheim, in the esta.te of J. C. ing the same to be true, and by virtue of the provisions of RODDEN, Storekeeper, WlIokllomllorina. an Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand intituled the RICHARD WANDEN, Justicos of the Peace Act, 1908. 3rd April, 1917. Deputy Officillol Assignpe. P. H. UPTON_ Declared at Auckland this 2nd day of April, 1917, before­ Thos. Peacock, J.P. 111 B aRkruptcy.

OTICE is hereby given thllot dividends in the following In accordance with the provisions of the Guardian, Trust, and Executors Company Amendment Act of 19)), No. 17, N estllotes are now paylloble on 11011 proved claims at my office, Blenheim:- - I have examined this st,dpment with the books of the com· pany, and I hereby certify it to be correct. Arthur Buckma.n: First of 2s. in the pound. • Auckland, 2nd April, 1917. A. T. Da.ken: First IIond final of 4s. 2d. in the pound. ALEX. GRIERSON, RICHARD WANDEN, A.C.A. Eng. & Wales, F.P.A. (N.Z.), 5th April, 1917. Deputy Official Assignee. 260 Auditor appointed by the Auditor·General.

W AITOA DRAINAGE BOARD. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. RESOLUTION MAKING SPEOIAL RATE.-LoAN OF £5,000. OTICE is hereby given thllot the plloreel of la.nd hereiu­ N IIofter described will be brought unqer the provisions N pursuance and in exercise of the powers vested in it in of the LlIond Trllonsfer Aot, 1915, unless ollovea' be led lie, I that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loaus Act, 1913, the forbidding the sa.me on or before the 14th dlloY of May, 1917. Waitoa Drainage Board hereby resolves as follows :-- That, for the purpose of providing the interest and other 1477. CHRISTIAN AUGUST JENSEN.-562 acres 3 roods charges on a loan of £.'>,000, authorized to be raised by the 10 perches, part of Block 120, Ruataniwha Crown.grant Dis· Waitoa Drainage Board, under the above.mentioued Act" for trict, shown on deposited plan 3357. Occupied by Applicant. the purpose of improving present watercourses and drains Dia.grllom may be inspeoted at this office. and constructing new watercourses and drains in the Tatua· Dated this lOth day of April, 1917, at the Lands nui No.2 Special.rating Distriot of the said Waitea Drainage Registry Offioe, Napier. District, the Waitoa Drainage Board hereby makes and levies W. JOHNSTON, a ~pecial rate, on a graduated scale according to the classi. District LlIond Registrar. fication li~t of the lands within thl' said Tatuanui No. 2 Special. rating District, of one and five.eighths of one penny in the pound on the rateable value of all lands in Class" A," one and nine.• ixteenths of one penny in the pound on the ADVERTISEMENTS. rateable value of all lands in Class" B," and one and one·half· penny in the pound on the rateable value of aU lands in ClRss COOK COUNTY COL"'NCIL. "C," all of which classes and the lands therein, together with their rateable values as appearing on the valuation roll of the SPECIAL RESOLUTIO:s' MADE ON 16TH DAY OF MARCH, 1917. district. are sct out in the classification list of the Tatuanui No. 2 Special.rating District. Such special rates shall be N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in that annually recurring rates during the currency of the said loan, I behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, the Cook and be payable half.yearly on the first day of January and the County Council hereby resolves as follows :- first day of July in each and every year during the currency That, for the purpose of proyiding tho interest and other of such loan, being a period of thirty-six and one·half years, charges on a loan of £300, authorized to be raised by the Cook or until the loan is fully paid off. County Counoil, under the above-mentioned Act, for construct· ing one and half miles of Puninga Road, the said Cook County Bonndarie.. of the Special.rating District. Council hereby makes and levies a special rate of seven·eighths All that area in tbe Waitoa Drainage District bounded by of a penny in the £1 upon the rateable value of all rateable a line commencing at a point on the Piako River where the property of the Puninga Speoial.rating Distric~, compriqing No. I) Line of the Waitoa Estate Subdivision intersects the Sections 8, 9, 10, 7, Pnninga Block; and that' such special said river; thence following suoh line to the No. 8 Road, rate shall be an annual·reourring rate during tho currency of which along on its eastern side to t,he north·west corner of such loa.n, and be payable yearly on the first day of July in Lot :I of the subdivision of Section 67 of the Waitoa Estate each and every year during a period equal to the currency of Subdivision; thence following along the northern boundary suoh loan, being a period of thirty-six and a half yea.. , or of the said Lot 3 to its north ·east corner; thence along the until the loan is fully paid off. The rate of interest to be four eastern boundary-line of Lots :I and 4, and the eastern pounds ten shillings per cent_ boundary of Buchanan's and Caton's sections to the "outhern The common seal of the Chairman, Councillors, and In­ boundary.line of the Waitoa Estate. Subdivision; thence habitants of the County of Cook was hereto affixed in the following such line to the railway. line on its south-eastern presence of- side, and along same to the Waitoa River (the eastern bound­ F. J. LYSNAR, Chairman. ary.line of the Waitoa Drainage District); then following 252 JOHN WARREN, Clerk. the said boundary of the Waitoa Drainage District in a southerly direction; thence south· westerly, thence westerly and northerly, and again westerly to the Piako River, which OUARDJAN, TRUST, AND EXECUTORS COMPANY along to the No.5 Line of the Waitos Estate Subdivision, OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). the point of commencement. Dated at Waihou this 5th day of April, 1917. PERCY HENRY UPTON, Manager of the Guardian, I , Trust, and Executor. Company of New Zealand F. W. WALTERS, (Limited), do solemnly and sincerely declare- 261 Chairman, Waitoa Drainage Board. 1. That the liability of the members is limited. 2. That the capital of the company is £100,000, divided into 20,000 shares of £5 each. APPLICATION FOR LICENSE FOR A WATER·RACE. 3. That the number of shares issued is 20,000. 4. That calls to the amount of three pounds (£3) per share UNDER THE MINING ACT, 1908. on 2,500 shares, and three shillings (3s.) per share on 17,500 shares, have been made, under which the sum of £10,125 has To the Warden of the Otago Mining District at Roxburgh. been received. URSUANT to the Mining Act, 1908, the undersigned, 5, That the amount of all moneys received on account of P ClIompbell Watsou and Robert Watson, both of Rox· estates on the 1st day of January last is £H 8,044 3s_ burgh, Farmers, hereby apply for a license for 110 water·race 6. That the amount of all moneys paid on account of as specified in the Schedule hereto, the course whereof has estates on that day is £116,447 12s. 6d. been duly marked out for the pnrpose. 7. That the amonnt of the balance held to the credit of Precise time of marking out privilege applied for: estates under administration on that day is £1,596 lOs. 6d. 5 p.m., 29th March, 1917, 8. That the liabilities of the company as on the I st day of DlIote IIond number of miner's right: 29th M;arCb, 1911; January last were nil. • No. 111!168 IIond No. 111364. 1260 'rHE NEW ZEALAND GAZE'l'TE. [No. 65

Address for servioe: At the office of Stewart Fletoher, r That, for the purpose of providing the interest and other Sootland Street, Roxburgh. oharges on a loan of one hundred pounds, authorized to be Dated at Roxburgh this 2nd day of April, 1917. raised by the Franklin County Counoil, under the above- Schedule. mentioned Aot, for the purpose of formation and metalling of Jamieson's Road, Buokland, the said Franklin County Locality of the race and of its starting and terminal points: Council hereby makes and levies a special rate of three­ Commenoing below the 'main road from Miller's Flat to eighths of a penny (id.) in the pound upon the rate.. ble value Roxburgh on the west side of the Molyneux River at the of all rateable property of the Jamieson's Road (Buckland) creek running through the pre.emptive right on Run 369, Special-rating Area, comprising the following seotions of Applioation No. 6377, south-eastern district of Otago, where Lhe Parish of Pukekohe: Part Section 37, 22 acres 3 roods such creek enters the lower part of such pre-emptive right 26 perches; part Section 36, 82 aores; part Seotion 36, 48 (being freehold land owned and ocoupied by the applicant), acres 2 roods; part Seotion 36, 119 acres 2 roods 14 perches; and terminating in suoh pre-emptive right. Pegs marked X. part Section 37. 3 acres 2 roods; an d part Seotion 87, 80 Length and intended course of race: 30 chains; east. aores; the said sections being portion of the l'ukekohe Points of intake: One. Riding of Franklin County, and situate in Blooks XV and Estimated time and cost of construction; Three days; XVI of the Drury Survey District. And that suoh speoial £1 lOs. rate shall he an annual-recurring rate during the currency Mean depth and breadth: 6 in. by 9 in. of suoh loan, and be payable yearly on the,first nRv of April Number of heads to be diverted: One. in eaoh and every year during the currenoy.of .s·uch loan, Pnrpose for which water is to be used: Irrigation. being a period of 8S! years, or until the loon is fuUy paid Proposed term of license: Forty·two years. off. CAMPBELL WATSON I hereby certify that the above is a true and correct oopy ROBERT WATSON of a resolution passed at the ordinary monthly meeting of (By their Solicitor, STEWART FLETCHER), the Franklin County Counoil held on the 1st day of Maroh, Applicant. 1917. 265 ALAN P. DAY,. County Clerk. Precise time of tiling the foregoing application: 3 p.m. on 3rd April, 1917. Tjme and place a~pointed for the hearing of the applica­ tion, and all objectIOns thereto: Wednesday, 23rd May, 1917, at 4 p.m., at Warden's Court at ROKburgh. CONTENTS. Objections must be tiled in the Registrar's office and notitied to applicant at least three do.) s before the time so appointed. PAGII 262 A. J. CHING, Mining Registrar. A.DVlIRTISBlfBNTS 1249 APPOINTMBNTS, BTe. 1227, 1230 WAIROA COUNTY COUNCIL. BANKBUPTCY NOTIOBS 1249 RESOLUTION LEVYING SPECIAL RATE, LOAN OF £500, MAHlA- CBOWN LANDS NOTIOIIS 1239 TABLE CAPE ROAD. LAND- Cr01l'D Land proolaimed 1220 N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in National Endowmen., for Seleotion 1226 I that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, the Native Land Act, Declaring Land to be no longer Wairoa County Council hereby resolves as follows:- subject to Part XIV of the • • • • •• 1224 That, for the purPose of providing the interest and other Reoreation Reserve brought under Part II of the charges on a loan of £500, authorized to be raised by the Public Reserves and Domains Aot •• 1225 Wairoa County Council, under the provisions of the above­ Road, Allocating Land taken for Railway to the mentioned Aot, for the purpose of forming and metalling the Purposes of 1220 Mahia - Table Cape Road from Kaiuku towards Table Cape, Road proolaimed 1219 the said Wairoa County Council hereby makes and levies a Road, Set apart for 1220 special rate of one-twentieth of a penny (lj20d.) in the pound Roads proolaimed and olosed 1222 sterling upon the rateable value of all rateable property of Roads, Taken for 1222 the Mahia - Table Cape Special-rating District, comprising Seleotion, Set apart for 1219 the whole of the lands on the Mahia Peninsula south of Kai­ Street exempted from the Provisions of Section waitau Native Block, excluding the Mahia Township and 117 of the Publio Works Act.. 1225 including Portland Island; and that such special rate shall LAND TBANSI!'BB AOT NOTICE 1249 be an annual. recurring rate during the currency of suoh loan, and be payable yearly on the 1st day of August in eaoh and M.AORI LAND ADMINISTRATION NOTICIIS 1248 every year during the currenoy of such loan, being a period I of thirty-six and a half (36!) years, or until the loan is fully MISCBLLANlIOllS- paid off. Deceased Persons' Estates 1282 I, George Canning Ormond, Chairman of the Wairoa Domain Board appointed ;. 1223 County Council, hereby certify that the foregoing resolution Exports ...... 1234 was duly submitted to and passed at a meeting of the said Harbour Board, Altering Representation on, &0. 1228 Council held on Friday, the 9th day of March, 1917. Immigration and Emigration Returns •. 1229 Inoorporated Society dissolved. . • . •• 1229 G. C. ORMOND, Chairman. Land and Inoome Tax Aot, Notice to make Returns In testimony whereof the common seal of the Chairman, of Land under 1239 Councillors, and Inhabitants of the County of Wairoa was MeteQrological Returns for February 1235 hereunto affixed in the presence of- Native Interpreter's License revoked 1227 Poll for Proposed Loan, Result of 1228 G. C. ORMOND, Chairman. Postal Oorrespondence, &0., Prohibition of 1228 263 B. G. SIGNALL, County Clerk. Post-offices opened, &c. • • • . 1231 Publio Trustee, Estates administered by 1238 Regulation under the Labour Disputes Investiga- MEDICAL REGISTRATION. tion Act...... 1225 JOHN RUSSELL WELLS, M.B., Ch.B., N.Z., now Regulatious regarding Postage Rates for Parcels ; I . residing in Awapuni Camp, hereby give notice that for Soldiers amended . . • • •• 1224 J hltend applying on the 5th May, 1917, next to have my Regulations under the Discharged Soldiers Settle- name placed on the Medical Register of the Dominion of New ment Act amended ...... •. 1229 Zealand; and that I have deposited the evidenoe of my Regulations under the La.nd Act and Land Transfer qualification in the office of the Registrar of Births and Aot ...... 1225 Deaths at Wellington. Resignation of Member of Land Board .. •• 1227 J. R. WELLS. Savings-bank Interest bearing Deposits.. .• 1224 Dated at Wellington 4th April, 1917. 264 Special Order ...... 1228 Transmitting and Receiving Officer appointed for the Service of Notices by Telegraph .. .. 1228 FRANKLIN CoUNTY COWWIL. War Regulations Act, Prohibition of Postal Packets and Telegrams under .. . . •. 1228 RESOLUTION MAKING SPECIAL RATE. War Regulations, Revoking Notices under 1289 NATIVII LAlII'D COllRT NOTIOB 1241 N. pursuance a.nd exeroise of the power~ vested ill it. in I ~b~t behalf by.the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1918, the SRIPPING- Franklin Connty Council hereb~ resolves as follows :- Notices tc Mariners 1239

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