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The New Zealand Gazetie 709 28 APRIL THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETIE 709 A. R. P. Description of land A, R. P. Description of land 0 1 27·4 1Part of Horotaka 2 Block (roadway) situated in 5 2 36·1 Part Lot 1, Deposited Plan 6343, and being part Block IV, Piopiotea Survey Distriot, and being Ohura South Kl, Section 2c 4B situated in part of the land in certificate of title, Volume Block XV, Ohura Survey District, and Block 382, folio 178, South Auckland Registry­ III, Hea:o Survey District, and being part of Williamson Road. Shown on S.O. Pl,an 42757; the land in certificate of title, Volume 158, coloured yellow, edged yellow. folio 116, Taranaki Registry-Kaikara Road 0 0 13 · 5 Part of Horotaka 2 Block (roadway) situated in Extension. Shown on S.0. Plan 9263; coloured Block IV, Piopiotea Survey District, and being ·orange. part of the land in certificate of title, Volume 0 3 4·2 1Part Rangitoto Tuhua 77F lA lA Block situated in 382, folio 178, South Auckland Registry­ Block V, Tuhua Survey District, and being Williamson Road. Shown on S.0. Plan 42757: part of the land in certificate of title, Volume coloured yellow, edged yellow. 430, folio 29, South Auckland Registry­ All of which pieces of land are situated in the County of Ongarue Back Road near railway and river. Taumarunui. Shown on KO. Plan 41066; coloured yellow. By Order of the Council. 0 0 17·3 Part Rangitoto Tahua 77F lA 1 Block situated in Dated at Taumarunui this 7th day of April 1966. Block V, Tahua Survey District-Ongarue Back Road adjoining Ongarue River. Shown on S.O. S. A. HUNTER, County Clerk. Plan 41066; coloured blue. 0 2 28 Part of Railway land in Proclamation No. 2127 situated in Block V of the Tahua Survey Dist­ rict-at junction of Ongarue River and Owe­ pango stream. Shown on S.0. Plan 41064; TAUMARUNUI COUNTY COUNCIL coloured yellow. 0 0 0·24 Part of Lot 1, Deposited Plan 9349 situated in NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE LAND FOR ROADS AND TO CLOSE Block I, Tahua Survey District, and being part ROADS ,of .the land in certificate of title, Volume 399, foho 261, South Auckland Registry-Ongarue Back Road, across Ongarue River from Tahua IN the matter of the Counties Act 1956 and its amendments Road. Shown on S.O. Plan 41498; coloured and in the matter of the Public Works Act 1928 and its yellow. amendments, notice is hereby given that the Taumarunui County Council proposes under the provisions of the above­ 0 0 9·8 1Part Rangitoto Tahua 55B 2A 2B 3 Block situated mentioned Acts to execute a certain public work, namely, the in Block XIII, Tahua Survey District and being construction of roads and for the purpose of such work the part of the land in certificate of title, Volume lands described in the First Schedule hereto are required to 1258, folio 37, South Auckland Registry'­ be taken and the roads described in the Second Schedule Ongarue Back Road near junction of Ongarue hereto are required to be closed; and notice is hereby further River and Taringamotu Stream bed. Shown on given that the plans of the lands required to be taken and S.O. Plan 41062; coloured yellow. of the roads to be dosed are deposited at the public office 0 0 7·4 Part of Lo~ 1 Deposited Plan 9554 and being part of the said Council situated in Miriama Street, Taumarunui, of Rang1toto Tahua 55B 2 Block situated in and is open for inspection without fee by all persons during Block XIII, Tahua Survey District, and being ordinary business hours. All persons affected by the taking of part of the land in provisional register, Volume the said lands or the closing of the said roads if they have 106, folio 38-adjoining gravel pit at junction any objections (which are not objections as to the amount or of Ongarue River and Taringamotu Stream bed. payment of compensation) which they may wish to make to Shown on S.O. Plan 41062; coloured blue. the taking of the said lands or the closing of the said roads must state their objections in writing and send ,the same within 0 1 16 Part of Rangitoto Tahua 52A 1 Block situated in 40 days from the first publication of this notice on the 7th Block XIII, Tahua Survey District, and being day of April 1966, to the County Clerk at the Council part of the land in provisional register, Volume Chambers, and if any such objections are made a public 21 l, folio 2-0ngarue Back Road adjoining hearing of any objection will be arranged by the Council Taringamotu Stream bed. Shown on S.O. Plan unless the objector requires otherwise and each objector will 41062; coloured blue. be advised by the Council of the time and place of the 0 1 13 Part of the bed of the Taringamotu Stream situated hearing, and at any such hearing the objector shall be advised in Block XIII, Tahua Survey District-near of the reasons for the proposed taking of lands or closing of Ongarue River. Shown on S.O. Plan 41062; roads with which the objection is concerned. coloured sepia. 0 0 7·7 Part. o~ Section .19, Block III, Kaitieke Survey FIRST SCHEDULE D1stnct, and bemg part of the land in certificate A. R. P. Description of land of title, Volume 634, folio 71, Wellington Reg­ 0 0 10·8 Part of Section 7, Block III, Town of Ongarue istry-Oio Valley Road No. 2. Shown on S.O. situated in Block X, Tangitu Survey District, Plan 24885; coloured orange. and being part of the land in provisional regis­ 0 2 38·8 Part. o~ Section .17, Block III, Kaitieke Survey ter, Volume 12, fol~o 21-Tuhua Road. Shown D1stnct, and bemg part of the land in certificate on S.O. Plan 9320; coloured orange. of .title, V_olume 634, folio 71, Wellington 0 0 1 Part of Section 6, Block III, Town of Ongarue Reg1stry-010 Valley Road No. 2. Shown on situated in Block X, Tangitu Survey District, S.0. Plan 24885; coloured orange. and being part of the land in provisional 0 0 6 ,Part of Section 3, Block VII, Hunua Survey Dis­ register, Volume 12, folio 21-Tuhua Road. trict, and being part of the land in certificate of Shown on S.0. Plan 9320; coloured orange. title~ ., Volume ~40, folio 106, Wellington 0 1 20·5 Part of Section 6, Block II, Ohura Survey District, Reg1scry-Te Maire Valley Road. Shown on and being part o:f the land in Crown lease, S.O. Plan 24915; coloured orange. Volume 113, folio 175, Taranaki Registry­ 0 1 5·9 Part. ot Section. 3, Block VII, Hunua Survey corner Waitewhena and Hapurua Roads. Shown D1stnct, and bemg part of the land in certificate on S.O. Plan 9270; coloured sepia. of title, Volume 240, folio 106, Wellington 0 1 3·5 Part of Section 21, Block II, Ohura Survey District, Registry-Te Maire Valley Road. Shown on and being part of the land in certificate of title S.O. Plan 24915; coloured orange. Volume 104, folio 78, Taranaki Registry­ 0 1 14· 8 Part of Permanent State Forests situated in Waitewhena Road. Shown on S.O. Plan 9270; in Bloc~ IV of the Manganui Survey District, coloured orange. and bemg part of the land more particularly 0 2 6·7 Part of Section 15, Block IX, Ohura Survey Dis­ described in Gazette, 1934, at page 1388-Erua trict, and being part of the land in certificate of Road. Shown on S.O. Plan 24925; coloured title Volume 85, folio 143, Taranaki Registry­ orange. Paorae Road adjoining State Highway No. 43. 7 2 15 Part of Section 7, Block VIII, Hunua Survey Shown on S.0. Plan 9319; coloured orange. District, and being part of the land, in certificate 0 0 25·6 Part Section 16, Block IX, Ohura Survey District, of title, Volume 275, folio 180, Wellington and being part of the land in Crown lease, Registry-Hikumutu Road. Shown on S.O. Plan Volume 66, folio 106, Taranaki Registry­ 24901; coloured orange. Paorae Road Adjoining State Highway No. 43. 0 0 27 · 2 Part Retaruke 4A 2 Block, situated in Block IV, Shown on S.O. Plan 9319; ooloured sepia. Kaitieke Survey District, and being part of the 0 3 23·2 Part of Section 3, Block X, Ohura Survey District, land in certificate of title, Volume 513, folio 92, and being part of the land in certificate of ,title, Wellington Registry-Kawautahi Valley 1R:oad. Volume 147, folio 30, Taranaki Registry­ Shown on S.0. Plan 24903; coloured orange. adjoining State Highway No. 43 near Mangaroa 0 0 30· 3 Part Retaruke 4A 2 Block situated in Block VI, Stream. Shown ,on S.O. Plan 9243; coJ.oured Kaitieke Survey District, and being part of the orange. land in certificate of title, Volume 513, folio 0 2 1 · 1 Part of Section 37, Block XIV, Ohura Survey 92, Wellington Registry-Kawautahi Valley District, and being part of the land in certificate Road. Shown on S.O. Plan 24903; coloured of title, Volume 144, folio 142, Taranaki orange. Registry--Kururau Road. Shown on S.O. Plan All of which pieces of land are situated in the County of 9200; coloured orange. Taumarunui. .
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