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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1920.
.\"e11· Cmwty of Hn'ltra!,i Plains di,,ided into Ridings, ,(,r.. I l:,ection 3, Block V; thence along the north-western bound I aries of Sections 3, 2, and 1, and along the north-eastern [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. boundary of the last-mentioned section to a point where the said boundary is intersected by a right line from the A PROCLAMATION. junction of the Waitoa and Piako Rivers passing through the junction of the Waitakaruru-Morrinsville and Waiti Roads; N pur:-;uancP and exercise of the powerH and authorities I Vt>stcd in mo hy tho C'onntiPs Act, l!J08, and the Hau thence along the said right line and down the centre of the raki Plains, Thames, Ohinen1uri, an
Riding. And I do further tledarc that Wednesday, the 0 twelfth day of l\fay, one thousand nine hundred and twenty, mcneing at the southernmost corner of Opou No. 1 Block, shall be th,, day upon which the election of the Council of and proceeding thence alon:;( the south-eastern and north eastern hounduri<'s of that block to anrl :.long !,he north the said County of Hauraki Plains shall take place ; and western boundary of 8ection 43 on deposited plan No. 7492 ; \Vednesday, the twenty-sixth day of May, one thousand nine thence :.long the north-western boundaries of Sections 44 hundred and twenty, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, shall be the time, and Ngatea Hall at Ngatea shall be the place, and 60 on same plan and the north-eastern boundary of the at which the first meeting of the said Council shall be held. last-mentioned section and its production to the county boundary. Bounded on the cast by the county boundary, on the south by the Tahuna Riding hcrcinbefore described, SCHEDULE. and on the west by the centre of the Piako River.
TAHUNA RIDING. TURUA RIDING. ALL that area in the Hauraki Plains County, in the Land All that area in the Hauraki Plains County, in the Land District of Auckland, bounded towards the north by a line District of Auckland, bounded on the north by the sea, on commeneing at the intersection of the northern boundary the east by the county boundary, on the south by the of Block VII, Hapuakohe Survey District, with the county Netherton Riding hereinbefore described, · and on the west boundary ; thence proceeding easterly along the said block by the centre of the Piako River. line and the northern boundary of Block VIII to the Manga whara Stream, and down that stream to the north-western PATETONGA RIDING. boundary of Section 8, Block IV, Hapuakohe Rurvey Dis All that area in the Hauraki Plains County, in the Land trict ; thence along the south-western and south-eastern District of Auckland, bounded on the north by a line com bournlaries of that section, the southern boundary of Section 7, mencing at the north-wf'stern corner of Section 28, Block VII, the southern boundary of Maukoro No. 2B l Block, the Piako Survey District, and proceeding thence along the eastern boundaries of the last-mentioned block and of the southern side of the Waitakaruru-Morrinsville Road to the J\foukoro No. 2B 2 Block to the north-western boundary of south-eastern boundary of the Waitakaruru No. lB 2 Block; A
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thence northerly a.long that boundary and the south-eastern IOrown Land ~et apart for S~ion by Diackargw ~o~iera, under boundary of the Waitakaruru No. le 3 Block; thence along Ordinary Tenures, in the Otago Land DIBtriel. the southern boundary of Waitakaruru No. 5c to its eastern- -- most corner; thence along a right line to the north-eastern [L.s.] LIVERPOOL! Governor-General. corner of Section 13, Block I, Waihou Survey District, and A PROCLAMATION. along the north-western boundaries of that section and IN pursuance of the power and authority conferred upon Section 14 ; thence along the north-eastern boundary of the me by section three of the Discharged Soldiers Settle last-~amed section to and along the northern boundary of ment Act, 1915, J, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Section. 17, across ~ road, an~ along the northern boun~ Liverpool, the Governor-General of the Dominion of New of Sect10n 25 and ,ts production to the centre of the Piako Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare that the area of River. Bounded towards the east by the Turua, Netherton, Crown land described in the Schedule hereto shall be and the and Tahuna Ridings hereinbefore described; bounde\l to- same is hereby set apart for selection by discharged sold!Us, wards the south by the Tahuna Riding, and towards the west under the Land Act, 1908. • by the county boundary. W AITAKARURU RIDING. SCHEDULE. All that area in the Hauraki Plains County, in the Land 0TAGO LAND DISTIIIOT.-VINCENT COUNTY.--CIIOWN LAND. District of Auckland, bounded towards the north by the -NATIONAL ENDOWMENT. sea, towards the east by the Tuma Riding hereinbefore Ru:ir 587 (Ida Valley), Manor, Manol'side, and Tiger Hill described, towards the south by the Patetonga Riding herein Survey Districts : Area, 20,900 acres. before described, and towards the west by the County Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri~t boundary. Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right Earl of Liverpool, Member of His Majesty'• Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, Moat Honourable Priv!. Council, Knight Grand Earl of Liverpool, Member of His Majesty's Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Grand Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand CroBS Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint of the Most Excellent Order of the British Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross Empire, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, of the Most Excellent Order of the British Knight of Justice of the Order of Saint John of Empire, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, Jerusalem, Governor-Gen_eral and Commander Knight of Justice of the Order of Saint John of in-Chief in and over His Majesty's Dominion Jerusalem, Governor-General and Commander of New Zealand and its Dependencies; a.nd in-Chief in and over His Majesty's Dominion iBBued under the Seal of the said Dominion, of New Zealand and its Dependencies ; and at the Government House at Wellington, this issued under the Seal of the said Dominion, ninth day of April, in the year of our Lord one at the Government House at Wellington, this thousand nine hundred and twenty. eighth day of April, in the year of our Lord one D. H. GUTHRIE, thousand nine hundred and twenty. Minister of Lands. F. H. D. BELL, Gon s.n1 THE KING! Minister of Internal Affairs. Settlement Land aet aparl for DiBpoaal by '1/)(Jy of Sale or Gon SAVE THE KING ! Ltio.se to Diacllargw So1.diera, under Special Tenures, in tAe Wellington Land Di8tricL
Orown. Land set apart for Selection by Diacllargw Soldiera, [L.s.] LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. under Ordinary Tenurea, in the Otago Land Dialrict. A PROCLAMATION. N pursuance of the power and authority conferred upon [L.s.] LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. I me by section four of the Discharged Soldiers Settle A PROCLAMATION. ment Act, 1915, I, Arthur Willia.m de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor-General of the Dominion of New N pursua.nce of the power a.nd a.uthoriiy conferred upon Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare that the areas of I me by section three of the Discharged Soldiers SetUe ment Act, 19lli, I, Arthur William de Brito Sa.vile, Ea.rl of settlement land described in the Schedule hereto shall be and Liverpool, the Governor-General of the Dominion of New the same are hereby set apart and declared open for disposal Zea.land, do hereby proclaim and declare that the areas of by way of sale or lease to discharged soldiers, under specia.l Crown la.nd described in the Schedule hereto shall be and tenure,, in the manner provided in the said Aot. the same are hereby set apart for selection by discha.rged soldiers, under the Land Act, 1908. SCHEDULE. WELLINGTON LAND DISTIIIOT.-SETTLEMENT LAND. SCHEDULE. Tulurumuri Settlement.-Fe,aJ,herston Oounty.-Blocka X, 0TAGO LAND DrsTRICT.--C11owN LAND.-~NATIONAL XIV, and XV, Waipawa 811rv...y Diatrict. ENDOWMENT. A. R. P. SEOTION ls Area, 338 0 0 Vincent Oounty.-Tiger Hill Survey Diatrict. 28 ,, 431 0 0 A. R. p. 3s 377 0 0 SEoTION 66, Block VI Area, 68 0 0 4s ,, 533 0 0 67 ,, 57 0 20 5s ,, 566 0 0 68 ,, " 60 0 30 6s 452 0 0 16, Block VII ,, 74 0 30 7s 545 0 0 17 ,, 106 2 20 8s 944 0 0 18 ,, 80 3 0 9s 586 0 0 19 ,, 96 0 0 10s 522 0 0 20 ,, 65 0 20 Us 868 0 0 Given under the hand of His Excellency the Riiht Given under the hand of His E:i;cellency the Ri~ht Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savlle, Honourable Arthur William de Brito Ba.vile, Earl of Liverpool, Member of His Majesty's Earl of Liverpool, Member of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Grand Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Grand Cross of the· Most Distinguished Order of Saint Cross of the Most Distingmshed Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Excellent Order of the British of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, Em_Pire, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, Kmght of Justice of the Order of Saint John of Kmght of Justice of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, Governor-General and Commander Jct·usalem, Governor-General , and Commander in-Chief. in and over His Majesty's Dominion in-Chief in and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zealand and its Dependencies ; and of New Zealand and its Dependencies ; and issued under the Seal of the said Dominion, issved under the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Government House at Wellington, this at the Government House at Wellington, this ninth day of April, in the year of our Lord one ninth day of April, in the year of· our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty. thousand nine hundred, and twenty. D. H. GUTHRIE, D. H. GUTHRIE, Minister of La.nd1. Minister of La.nd1. Goo BAV• THI KING! Gon BAVll TJIB KING ! APRIL 15.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZErl''l'E. 1129
8eUlement Land set apart far Disp08al by way of Sak or Land i11 Auckland Land District declare,1 to be subject to Lease to Discharged Soldiers, under Special Tenures, in the Section 127 of the Land Act, 1908. Marlborough Land District. LL.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. [L.S.] LIVEHPOOL, Governor-General. A PROCLAMATION. A PROCLAMATION. HEREAS the Land Board of the Auckland Land N pursuance of the power and authority conferred upon W District has recommended that the Crown tenant I me by section four of the Discharged Soldie1"S Settle ~f the land enumerated in the Schedule· hereto should be ment Act, 1915, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of a.fforded relief, owing to exceptional circumstances over Liverpool, the Governor-General of the Dominion of New which be has no oontrol preventing the profitable occupation Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare that the areas of of such land : settlement land described in the Schedule hereto shall be and Now, therefore, in pursue.nee and exercise of the power the same are hereby set apart and declared open for disposal and authority conferred upon me by section twenty-five of by way of sale or lease to discharged soldiers, under special 'the Reserves and other Lands Disposal and Public Bodies tenures, in the manner provided in the said Act. Empowering Act, 1911, I, Arthur William de Brito Sa.vile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor-General of the Dominion SCHEDULE. of New Zealand, do hereby proolaim and declare the land MARLBOROUGH LAND DISTRICT.-SET1"1.EMENT LAND. enumerated in the Schedule hereto to be subject to the }1,JRRT-CLA88 LAND provisions of section one hundred and twenty-seven of the Land Act, 1908 ; and I do further fix one year from the Jl()f}rlands Setaenient.-.Marlborough County.-Cloudy Bay date mentioned in the said Schedule as the period for which 8urtry I>istrid. A. R. P. the said land she.II be exempt from payment of rent. 8EcTION ls Arr a, 139 0 0 2s 152 0 0 SCHEDULE. 3s 152 O o AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT. 4s 15:l O O 5s 163 0 0 SEc'rION 1, Block XV, Wharepapa. Survey District: 1st 6s 195 0 0 J anoary, 1920. Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri~ht Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, Honourable Arthur William de Brito Sav1le, Earl of Liverpool, Member of His Majesty's Earl of Liverpool, Member of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Grand Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Excellent Order of the British of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, Em_pire, Member of the Ro;yal Victorian Order, Knight of Justice of the Order of Saint John of Kmght of Justice of the .Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, Governor-General and Commander Jerusalem, Governor-General and Commander in-Chief in and over His Mi.jesty's Dominion in-Chief in and over His · Majesty's Dominion of New Zealand and its Dependencies; and of New Zealand and its Dependencies ; and issued under lhe Seal of the said Dominion, issued under the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Government House at Wellington, this at the Government House at Wellington, this ninth day of April, in the year of our Lord one eighth day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty. thousand nine hundred and twenty. D. H. GUTHRIE, D. H. GUTHRIE, Minister of Lands. Minister of Lands. Gon SAVI: THB KING! Goo SA VB THB KING ! SeUteinent Land set apart for Disposal by way of Sak or Lease to Discharged So/,diers, under Special Tenures, in the Land in Auckland Lana lJistrict aectarea to be subject to Canterbury Land District. [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. A PROCLAMATION. A PROCLAMATION. N pursuance of the power and authority conferred upon HEREAS the Land Board of the Auckl1md Land I me by section four of the Discharged Soldiers Settle W District has recommended that the Crown tenant of ment Act, 1915, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of the land enumerated in the Schedule hereto should be afforded Liverpool, the Governor.Geneml of the Dominion of New relief, owing to exceptional circumstances over which he has Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare that the areas of no control preventing the profitable occupation of such land: settlement land described in the Schedule hereto shall be Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of the power and the same are hereby set apart and declared open for and authority conferred upon me by section twenty-five of disposal by way of sale or lease to discharged soldiers, under the Reserves and other Lands Disposal ancl Public Bodies special tenures, in the manner provided in the said Act. Empowering Act, 1911, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor-General of the Dominion of SCHEDULE. New Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare the land enu CANTERBURY LAND DISTRICT.-SETTLEMENT LAND. merated in the Schedule hereto to be su bjeot to the provisions FIRST-CLASS LAND. of section one hundred and twenty-seven of the Land Act, 1908; and I do further fix one year from the date men Springwell Settlement.- -W aimate Connty.~- W ai'.mate Survey tioned in the said Schedule as the period for which the aaid Di.. trict. A. R. P. land shall be exempt from payment of rent. SECTION 1 Area, 139 3 17 2 105 1 30 SCHEDULE. 3 159 2 2 4 114 l 29 AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT. ;; 124 2 3:l SEC1'ION 10, Block XIV, Wharepapa Survey District: let ti 136 2 24 January, 1920. Given under the hand of His Excellency the RiJ1iht Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri~ht Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, Honourable Arthur William de Brito SavI!e, Earl of Liverpool, Member of His Majesty's Earl of Liverpool, Member of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Grand Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michae! and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Excellent Order of the British of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, Em_pire, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, Knight of Justice of the Order of Saint John of Kmght of Justice of the Order of Saint John of ,Jerusalem, Governor-General and Commander Jerusalem, Governor-General and Commander in-Chief in and over His Majesty's Dominion in-Chief in and over His Majesty's Dominion of New Zealand and its Dependencies; and of New Zealand and its Dependencies; and issued under the Seal of the said Dominion, issued under the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Government House at Wellington, this at the Government House at Wellington, this eighth day of April, in the year of our Lord one eighth day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty. thousand nine hundred and twenty. D. H. GUTHRIE, D. H. GUTHRIE, Minister of Lands. Minister of Lands. GoD SAVE THE KING! tloD BA VB TBB KDIG ! 1130 fHE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 38 Land i" Auckland Land District declared to be subject to deposited in the Head Office, Department of Landi! and Survey, Section 127 of the Land Act, 1908. at Wellington, and thereon edged red. Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri~ht [L.B.] LIVERPOOL, Govetnor-General. Honourable Arthur Wilham de Brito Sa.vile, A PROCLAMATION. Earl of Liverpool, Member of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Grand HEREAS the Land Boa.rd of the Auckland Land Cross of the Most Distinguished Order. of Saint W District has recommended that the Crown tenant Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross of the land enumerated in the Schedule htreto should be of the Most Excellent Order of the British afforded relief, owing to e~ceptiona.l circumstances over Empire, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, which he has no control preventing the profitable occu Knight of Justice of the Order of Saint John of pation of such 1.. nd : Jerusalem, Governor-General and Commander Now, therefor,·, in pursuance and exercise of the power in-Chi.ef in and over His Majesty's Dominion and authority coufnr~d upon me by section twenty-five of of New Zealand and its Dependencies ; and the Reserves and other Lands Disposal and Public Bodies issued under the Seal of the said Dominion, Empowering Act, 1911, I, Arthur William de Brito Sa.vile, at the Government House at Wellington, this Earl of Liverpool, the Governor-General of the Dominion ninth day of April, in the year of our Lord one of New Zealand, do hereby procl.. im and.declare the land thousand nine hundred and twenty. enumerated in the Schedule hereto to be subject to the provisions of section one hundred and twen1.y-seven of the D. H. GUTHRIE, Land Act, 1908; and I do further fix one year from the Minister in Charge of Scenery Preservation. date mentioned in the said Schedule as the period for which 00D SAVS THI: KlNo ! the said land shall he exempt from payment of rent. Setting apart Lands in_ Otago Land District for Leasi11g as SCHEDULE. Small Grazing-runs under the Land Act, 1908. AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT, SllOTION 9, Block XIV, Wharepapa Survey District: 1st [L.S.) LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. January, 1920. A PROCLAMATION. y virtue and in exercise of the powers and authorities Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right B vested in me by section two hundred and eight of Honourable Arthur William de Brito Sa.vile, the Land Act, 1908, a.11d of every other power and authoriLy Earl of Liverpool, Member of His Majesty's enabling me in that behalf, I, Arthur William de Brito Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Grand 8avile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor-General of the Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby declare that the of the Most Excellent Order of the British pastoral lands mentbned in the Schedule hereto shall be Empir.e, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, sul,ject to the provisions of sections two hundred and eight Knight of Justice of the Order of Saint John of to two hundred and twenty-two of Part V of the Land Act, Jerusalem, ·Governor-General and Commander 1908, and amendments thereto, relating to small giazing- in-Chief in and over His Majesty's Dominion runs. of New Zealand and its Dependencies ; and issued under the .Seal of the said Dominion, SCHEDULE. at the Government House at Wellington, this eighth day of April, in the year of our Lord one 0TAGO LAND D1sTRIC'£.-WAITAKI ANI> MANIOTOTO COUNTIES. thousand nine hundred and twenty. -NATIONAL ENDOWMEN'l' LAND. S1nall Gra~ing-runs, Subdivisionx oj Kyeburn Runs, D. H. GUTHRIE, Minister of Lands. RUN 575 Area, 5,276 acres. 576 17,160 Goo BA VI rm: KnlG ! 591 5,580 Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri~ht Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, Member of His Majesty's Revoking the Reaervation over Portion of a Scenic Reaerve in Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Grand the Marlborough Land· Di8trict. Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross (L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor-Genera.I. of the Most Excellent Order of the British EmJ>ire, Member of the Roy-al Victorian Order, A PROCLAMATION. Kmght of Justice of the Order of Saint John of HEREAS by Procla,nation dated the first day of Jerusalem, Governor-General and Commander W August, one thousand nine hundred and. twelve, and in-Chief in and over His Majesty's Dominion published in the- New Zealand Gazette of the eighth day of of New Zealand and its Dependencies ; and that month, certain land in the Marlborougl.i Land District issued under the Seal of the said Dominion, was set apart for scenic purposes under the 8c<'nery Preserva at the Government House at Wellington, this tion Act, 1908 : seventh day of April, in the year of our Lord one And whereas the land described in the Schedule hereto thousand i1ino hundred and twenty. (being part of the land so set apart) is no longer suitable D. if. GUTHRIE, for scenic purposes, being open or scrub land : Minister of Lands. Now, therefore, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Goo SA VE THE KING ! Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred upon me by section eight of the Scenery Preservation Amend Procl.aiming Native Land to be Crown Land under Section 14 ment Act, 1910, do hereby revoke the reservation for scenic of the Native Land Amendment Act, 1914. purposes over the land described in the Schedule hereto. LL-S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. SCHEDULE. A PROCLAMATION. ALL that area in the Marlborough Land District, being HEREAS by section fourteen of the Native Land originally portion of Section 4, Block VIII, Linkwater W Amendment Act, 1914, it is provided, inter aiia, Survey Distriut, and now known as Section 18, Block VIII that on being satisfied that the purchase of any Native land aforesaid, containing by admea.surement an area of 13 acres has been duly completed by or on behalf of the (,'rown under 1 ·rood 25 perches. Bounded towards the north and north the authority of the Native Land Act, 1909, the Governor east by the remaining portion of Section 4 aforesaid, General may issue a Proclamation that such land has be 1181 ·7 links; towards the south,east by a public road one come Crown land : chain wide from high-water mark along the shore of Shake And whereas the purchase of the Native land set out in speare Bay; towards the south by Sections l and 40, the Schedule hereto has been duly completed by or on be Block XII, Linkwater Survey District, 680 links; and half of the Crown under the authority of the Native Land towards the west generally by the Picton Grove Road, Act, 1909: 2202 ·4 links : be all the aforesaid linkage l more or Jess. As Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of tho power the same is delineated on the plan marked L. and S. 4/260, and authority so conferred upon .me by section fourteen of APRIL 15.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1131 the Native Land Amendment Act, 1914, I, Arthur William or any other Act or Provincial Ordinance, or otherwise how de .Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Govcr11or-Uencral of soever, for any public work is not required for such public tho Dominion of Kew Zealand, do hereby proelaim the land work the Governor-General may, by an Order in Council set out in the f->ehedule hereto to be Crown land. publicly notified and gazetted, cause the same to be sold under the conditions therein mentioned : SCHEDULE. And whereas it is further provided by section fi vo of tho WAu·A, Lot 72B No. ], Whaingaroa. Hurv,,_v Districf: l'ublic Works Amendment Act, 1009, that in the case of any i land so taken, purchased, or acquired for a Government Approximate area: 30 a.cres 1 rood. : work and not required for that purpose tho Governor-General Given under the hand of His Excellency the Hight may, on the recommendation of the Minister, and without Honourable Arthur William de Bnto Savile, complying with any other requirements of the aforesaid Earl of Liverpool, Member of His Majesty's ; section thirty, by Proclamation declare such land to be Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Grand ! Crown land subject to the Land Act, UJOS, and thereupon Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint the land may ho administered and disposed of under that Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross I Act accordingly : of the Most Excellent Order of the British I And whereas the land described in the Schedule hereto Empire, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, was taken for the purposes of roads: And whereas such Knight of Justice of the Order of Saint ,John of roads have been stopped, and it is desirable to declare the Jerusalem, Governor-General and Commander- land contained therein to be Grown land: in-Chief in and over His Majesty's Dominion And whereas a plan has been prepared, and the Minister of New Zealand and its Dependencies ; and bas recommended the Governor-General to declare such land issued under the Seal of the said Dominion, to be Crown land: at the Governme_nt. House at Wellington, this Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of the powers s1xt-h day '!f Apnl, m the year of our Lord one, and authorities conferred upon me by the above-in-part- thousand nmc hundred and twenty. recited Acts, and of all other powers in anywise enabling W. H_ HERRIES me in this behalf, I, Arthur William de Brito Savile, Earl of Native Min'ister Llverpool, the Governor-General of the Dominion of New I Zealand, do hereby declare the land described in the Schedule SA VE THE KING Gon ! 'I hereto to be Crown land subject to the Land Act, 1908, and that such land may be administered and disposed of under that Act a~cordingly. Land proclaimed as " Road in Block XVI, Korauya Survty . ~-- District, Waikohu County. SCHEDULE. [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor-General APPROXIMATE areas of the pieces of stopped roads declared A PROCLAMATION. to be Crown land : N pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred by A. R. P. I section eleven of the Land Act, 1908, I, Arthur William 0 1 6 \ Adjoining or passing through de Brito Savile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor-General 0 0 ;Jr, -Rection, 20 and 31, Waimea West (sheet No. 1 of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby, with the con 1 0 23) of plan). sents of the owner of the land described in the Schedule 2 ::l 2G Rectio11s 20, 21, and 31, Waimea West (sheet No. 1 of plan). hereto, and of the Waikohn County Council, being the local authority in whose district the said land is situated, pro 2 0 38 [ Sections 30, Waimea West, 19~, Moutere. and claim as a road the land in Koranga Survey District 0 3 171 llO. Waimea West (sheet No. 2 of plan). described in the Schedule hereto, Situated in Block I, Waimea Survey District (Nelson R.D.). SCHEDULE. In the Nelson Land District ; as the same are more particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 40275, AnuoxrnATE areas of ,he pieces of land proclaimed as a deposited in the office of the Minister of Public Works at road:- Wellington, in the Wellington Land District, and thereon A. R. P. coloured green. 3 1 22 Portion of Tahora 2c 1. Section 3. 2 1 14 Given under the hand of His Excellency the Ri1:1ht Situated m Block XVI, Koranga Survey District (Poverty Honourable Arthur William de Brito Savile. BayR.D.). Earl of Liverpool, Member of His Majesty's In the Hawke's Bay Land District; as the same are more Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Grand particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 4821U, Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint deposited in the office of the Minister of Public Works a.t Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross Wellington, in the Wellington Land District, and thereon of the Most Excellent Order of the British coloured red. Empire, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, Knight of Justice of the Order of Saint John of Given under the hand of His Excellency the Right Jerusalem, Governor-General and Commander Honourable Arthur William de Brito Sa vile, in-Chiei in and over His Majesty's Dominion Earl of Liverpool, Member of His Majesty's of New Zealand and its Dependencies ; and Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Grand issued under the Seal of the said Dominion, Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint at the Government House at Wellington, this Michael and Saint George, Knight C: rand Cross seventh da.y of April, in Urn year of 0111· Loru one of the Most Excellent Order of the British thousand nine hundred and twenty. Empire, Member of the Royal Victorian Order, W. FRASER, Knight of J nstice of the Order of Saint John of Minister of Public Works Jerusalem, Governor-General and Commander in-Chief in and over His Majesty's Dominion Goo SA VE THE KING ! of New Zealand and its Dependencies ; and issued under the Seal of the said Dominion, at the Government House at Wellington, this Alteri11r1 Representation (~f certain Districts ur1 the Tiruuru twelfth <1on SA VE THE KING I At tl1e Uovcrmncnt House at Wellin~>i:011, this twelfth day of April. l!l20. · Present: Declaring Land laken far a Public Work, and n-0t required for such Public Work, to be Grown J,and. Hrs EXCELLENCY THE GoVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL. ~-XTHERBAR by sect-ion twPIVP of the Harbours Amend [L.S.] LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. \' V rnent. Ad, l 010 (hP.reinaft<'r l'ofet'J.'f'.d to aR "the sa.i Oonaenting to the Raising of Loana by cert.ain Local Authorities. the loans are to be raised shall in no case produce to the lender a retum exceeding .five a.nd one-half pounds per centum LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. per annum; and it is hereby declared that this Order in ORDER IN COUNCIL. Council is made under the provisions in that behalf of the Fina.nee Act, 1919, and shall operate accordingly as a consent At the Government House at Wellington, this twrlfth day of the Governor-General in Council to the r&ising of the loans of April, 1920. hereby authorized. Present: F. D. TH OMRON. HIS EXCBLLlllNCY TJn: GOVlllBNOB-GENERAL IN COUNCIL. Clerk of the Executive Council. HEREAS by section twenty, subsection one, of the , W Finance Act, 1919, it is provided that, notwith-1 standing any Act to the contrary, it shall not be lawful (J/o ..,:ng Rt. B11r11ahas C'emeltry, Rtokc. or competent for any local authority or for any Harbour Board to borrow or contract to borrow any money (other LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. wise than by way of bank overdra~ within the limit of its ORDER IN COUNCIL. powers, if any, in that behalf), whether from the State At thr Uovemmeut House at Wellington, t.his.twrlfth day Advances Office or from any other source whatever, and of April, 1920. whether in pursuance of a. special Act or under any other authority whatever, without the precedent consent of t,he Present: Governor-General in Council : His ExCBLLl:NCY THII GOVlllBNOB-GElnmAL IN COUNCIL. And whereas application has been made for the consent of HEREAS it appears tothe Governor-General that the Governor-General in Council to enable the several local W burials in St. Barnabas Cemetery, Stoke, which said authorities mentioned in the Schedule hereto to borrow the cemetery is described in the Schedule hereto, should be sums set out therein : wholly discontinued : And whereas a sufficient cemetery And whereas it is expedient that the precedent consent of not within the limits of any borough or town district has the Governor-General in Council should issue : been provided, and has been prepared for the intem1ent of ~w, therefore, His Excellency the Governor-General of the dead, as required by the Cemeteries Act, 1908: the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor-General, and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, acting by and with the advice anrl consent of the Executivr doth hereby consent to the raising of the loans hereinafter Council of the Dominion of New Zealand, and in pursuance mentioned by the several local authorities set out in the of the authorities vested in him by the said Cemetrrirs Act, Schedule hereto, provided that the rate of interest at which 1908, doth hereby order and direct that, from and after thP the loans or any of them are to be raised shall in no case first day of May, one thousand nine hundred and twenty, produce to the lender a return exceeding five and one-quarter the St. Barnabas Cemetery, Stoke, described in the aforesaid pounds per centum per annum; and it is hereby declared Schedule, shall be closed, and burials therein discontinued ; that this Order in Council is made under the provisions in and, further, that the said cemetery shall, from and after that behalf of the Finance Act, 1919, and shall operate the said first day of May, one thousand nine hundred and accordingly as a consent of the Governor-General in Council twenty, be vested in the Nelson Diocesan Trust Board, under to the raising of the loans hereby authorized. the provisions and for the purposes of the seventy-eighth section of the said Cemeteries Act, 1908. SCHEDULE. £ TAURANGA Borough Council 10,000 SClIEDULE. 3,000 ST. BARNABAS CEMETERY, STOKE. 6,600 Waimate Bor;ugh Council 7,000 ALL that area in the Nelson Land District, containing by Whakatane Harbour Board 6,500 admeasurement 3 roods 38·7 perches, more or less, and being Stratford County Council 900 part of Section 50, Suburban South Original District, in Waitemata County Council 9(j/; Block IV, Waiinea Survey District. Commencing at a. Masterton County" Counril 400 point on the south-eastem side of the main road from Stoke to Nelson, distant 419·5 ft. in a north-easterly direction from F. D. THOMSON, the south-western comer of the aforesaid Section 50, Sub Clerk of the Executive Council. urban South Original District; thence bounded toward~ the north-westward by the before-mentioned road, 180ft., and extending back in a rectangular block a distance of 240 ft. : Oonaenting to the ~ing of Loans of £3,950 and £6,4,50 be all the aforesaid dimensions more or less. As the same proposed to be raised by the Tauranga Borough Cmmcil. is delineated on the plan marked L. and S. 23/540, deposited in the Head Office, Department of Lands and Survey, at LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. Wellington, and therron bordered red. ORDER IN COUNCIL. F. D. THOMSON, At the Government House at Wellington, this twelfth day Clerk of the Executive Council. of April, 1920. Present: Omtniti,s for Conveyance of Mails by Passenger C'oaclie., or HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVDNOB-GENEBAL IN COUNCIL. other Vehi"rle.s. W HEREAS by section twenty, subsection one, of the Finance Aot, 1919, it is provided that, notwith LIVERPOOL, Governor-Genera.I. standing any Act to the contrary, it shall not be lawful or competent for any looal authority or for any Harbour ORDER IN COUNCIL. Board to borrow or contract to borrow any money (otherwise At the Government House at Wellington, this twelfth day than by way of ba.nk overdraft within the limit of its powers, of April, 1920. if any, in that behalf), whether from the State Advanoes Office or from any other source whatever, and whether in Present: pursuance of a special Act or under any other authority HIS EXCBLLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL. whatever, without the precedent consent of the Governor HEREAS by section thirty-nine of the Post and General in Council: W Telegraph Act, 1908, as amended by subsection And whereas application has been made for the consent three of section eight of the Post and Telegraph Amend of the Governor-General in Council to enab)e the Tauranga ment Act, 1919 (hP.reinafter termed "the said Acts"), the Borough Council to borrow the sums of three thousand nine Governor-General in Council is empowered to determine the hundred 1111d fifty pounds and six thousanrl four hunrlro:l amount of gratuities to be paid to the proprietors of pas and fifty pounds : senger coaches or other vehicles for the conveyance of mails: And where&.~ it is expedient that the precedent consent ,11 Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor-General of the Governor-General in Council should issue : the Dominion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor-General of the powers and authorities conferrer! upon him by the said the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice Acts, and acting by and with the advice and consent of the and consent of the Executive Council of tho said Dominion, Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby deter doth hereby consent to the raising of the loans of three mine that the gratuities t.o be paid to the proprietors of thousand nin9 hundred and fifty pounds and six thousand passenger coaches or other vehicles for the conveyance of four hundred and fi1ty pounds respectively by the Tauranga mails shall be according to the scale set forth in the Schedule Borough Council, provided that the rate of interest at which hereto ; and doth hereby declare that this Order in Council ------~ -----·----· 1134 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 38 shall come into force from the date of its publication in the lines for lighting, power, a.nd heating purposes within the New Zealand Ga.zette. · area of supply hereinafter described, such electric lines at present proposed to be erected being indicated by means of SCHEDULE. red lines shown on the plan marked P.W.D. 47820, and deposited in the office of the Minister of Public Works at GRATlJITIES for conveyance of mails by passengAr coaches or Wellington, in the Wellington Land District. other vehicles :- Payment shall be made as follows.- SCHEDULE. For the first ten miles or fraction there,,f : 2s. per mail bag. I. AREA 011' SUPPLY. For each succeeding ten miles or fraction thereof : h. THE area. of supply comprises the Borough of Palmerston p!>r mail-hag. North as at present constituted, as indicated by a distinctive F. D. THOMSON, border coloured brown on the plan marked P.W.D. 47820, Clerk of the Executive Council. hereinbefore referred to. 2. SYSTEM OIi' SUPPLY. Decwring Portions of Road in Block IV, Onamalutu Su.r,,ey 'fhe system of supply shall be as described in paragraphs (c), District, Pt!lorus Road District, to be a Government Road. ( e), and (rJ) of ch.use :l of tho regulations. The gnerating voltage shall be approximately 3,300 volts between the LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. terminals. ORDER IN COUNCIL. 3. DATUM TEMPERATURE. At the Government House at Wellington, this twelfth day For the purpose of calculating the stresses as provided in of Arri!, 1920. · clause 15 of the regulations, the datum temperature shall be taken as 12 degrees Fahrenheit. Present: His EXCELLENCY THE GovERNoR-GENERAL rN CouNCIL. 4. CHARGES ll'OR ELECTRIC ENERGY, N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in him The charge for electrical energy shall not exceed ls. per I by the Public Works Act, 1908, and of all other unit for lighting purposes, and 5d, per unit for motor-power, powers in anywise enabling him in this behalf, His Excel heating, or cooking purposes ; provided that " lighting pur ]ency the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zea poses " shall include the operation of motor generators for land, acting by and with the advice and consent of the lighting purposes. Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby order and declare that the portion of road described in the Sche 5. DURATION OJJ' LICENSE, dule hereto shall, on and after the date of this Order in This license shall, unless sooner determined in accordance Council, become a Government road. with tho provisions hereinafter expressed, continue in force for a period of forty-two yea.rs from the date hereof. Upon SCHEDULE. the expiry of the said term, or upon the sooner determination APPROXIMATE a.reas of the pieces of road declared to be a of this license by revocation or otherwise, a.II rights hereby Government road: granted to the licensee shall thereupon cease and determine ; A, B, P, but such expiration or determination shall not relieve the 0 1 5 Adjoining or passing through Section 68. licensee of any liability theretofore incurred under this 2 3 31 license. 0 2 13 F. D. THOMSON, Clerk of the Executive Council Situated in Block IV, Onamalutu Survey District. In the Marlborough Land District; as the same are more particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 25009, Regulation., for a System of Ballot under the Land Act, 1908, deposited iu the office of the Minister of Public Works and the Land for Settlementa Aet, J.908. at Wellington, in the Wellington Land District, and thereon colonred green. · LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. F. D. THOMSON, Clerk of the Executive Council. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Govemment, House at Wellington, this twelfth day of April, 1920. Lic~se authorizing the Palmerston North Borough Council to erect Electric Lines within the Bornuyh of Palmer.ston Present: North. His ExcELLENCY THE GovERNOR-GENERAL IN CouNcIL. HEREAS by sections three and one hundred and six LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. W of the Land Act, 1908, and section eighty-four of tl1e Land for Settlements Act, 1908 (hereinafter termed ORDER IN COUNCIL. "the said Acts"), it is enacted that the Governor-General At the Government House at Wellington, this twdfth day may make regulations as to the mode in which ballots are of April, 1920. · to be conducted and for preference being given to certain Present : applicants at snch ballots : Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor-General of His ExcELr,ENt,Y THE GoVERNOR-GENERAL IN Ct>UNCIL. the Dominion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of HEREAS by section two of the Puplic Works Amend the power and authority conferred by the said Acts, and acting W ment Act, l 9ll, it is provided that no person shall by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council lay, construct, place, put up, or use any electric line except of the said Dominion, doth hereby revoke the regulations for a under the authority of a license issued by the Governor system of ballot made under the Land Act, 1908, and the General in Council under that Act : Land for Settlements Act, 1908, and published in the New And whereas tho Palmerston North Borough Council Zealand Gazette of the eleventh day of March, one thousand (hereinaft,er referred to as "the licensee "), desires to erect nine hundred anrl nine, and doth hereby make the following lines within the area of supply as defined in the Schedule regulations in lieu thereof; and doth also declare that such hereto, and hereinafter called "the area of supply," and it revocation shall take effect and these regulations shall come is oxpodiont accordingly to issue a license in respect thereof into force on the day of the publication thereof in the N•w under the said section : Zea:tand Gazette. Now, therefore, in pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred upon him by the said section, and of all other powers in anywise enabling him in that behalf, His Excellency the REGULATIONS. Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by 1. ON the day appointed for receiving applications for land, and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of each application as it is received shall be numbered in con the said Dominion, doth, subject to the conditions set forth secutive order. in the Schedule hereto, and to the regulations made under PREFERENCE AT BALLOT, section two of the aforesaid Act, dated the twenty-second day of September, one thousand nine hundred and ninetern, and J!Jxaminalion of ApplicrtutR, published in the New Zealand Gazette of the twenty-fifth 2. Before taking a ballot or otherwise disposing of appli· day of September, one thousand nine hundred and nineteen, cations for land the Board may, in such manner as it thinks or any regulations hPreafter made in xu bstitution therefor, fit, inquire into all mattcrs affecting an applicant's suita and hereinafter collectively referred to as "the rngulations," bility or his right of preference under the said Acts, or the hereby authorize the licensee to erect and maintain electric Discharged Soldiers Settlement Act, 1915, and may reject APRIL 15.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. any applicant who refuses or fails to answer any inquiries Bo.llot-box. as to such matters to the satisfaction of the Board, or who 8. At the time fixed for the ballot the Commissioner of fails to satisfy the Board on any material point. Crown Lands, or officer appointed by him, shall in respect of each section read over each name on the list aforesaid Board's Decision to be Final. with its rotation number, and, a.s each na.me and nUlilber is 3. The decision _of the Board as to the rejection or pre read over, the ball bearing the corresponding rotation number ference of any a.pplicant shall be final and conclusive. shall be deposited in the ballot-box. Prefe:rence to Lamlless Applicants. Scrutinee:r. 4. (1.) In cases where a ballot is required, those applicants 9. The applicants or their authorized representatives who are landless shall have preference over those who are present at the ballot she.II be entitled to select one person not, and the decision of the Board as to which of the appli in the room to a.ct as scrutineer on their behalf. cants are landless shall be final and conclusive. (2.) An applicant is landless within the meaning of this Ball to be drawn. regulation if he does not hold under any tenure such area 10. The ballot-box shall then be securely closed and of land, whether Crown land or not, as is, in the opinion of thoroughly shaken up a.nd turned, and the drawing shall the Board, sufficient for the maintenance of himself and his then take place in the presence of the Commissioner of family: · Crown Lands, or the officer appointed by him to superintend Provided that the Board may, as a condition precedent such drawing, a.nd the person whose rota.tion number ap to approving an application for land, require any such appli pears on the ball first drawn from the ballot-box for the cant to divest himself, within six months from the date of section then being balloted for shall be declared by the Com the approval of the application, of any interest which he missioner or other officer to be the successful applicant for may have in any other land. Until the applicant has so that particular section, and thereupon his applications (if any) divested himself of such interest he shall not be deemed to for remaining sections to be balloted shall be cancelled by have any interest in the land to which his application relates, drawing a horizontal line through entries representing them and if be fails so to divest himself bis deposit shall be for on the ballot-list. feited. Second Number may be drawn. (3.) At every ballot preference shall be given to landle11s applicants who have children dependent on them, or who 11. If the Commissioner thinks fit he may draw a second have within the two years immediately preceding the ballot, ball from the ha.Hot-box, and the applicant whose rotation being duly qualified, applied for land at least twice unsuccess number appears thereon shall be declared the successful fully under any of the said Acts. applicant in all cases where the applicant whose rotation (4.) In the case of a husband and wife (except when they number is first drawn is ineligible or disqua.lified from are judicially separated), if either of them is not landless, selecting or holding the section balloted for, and such dis neither of them shall be deemed to be landless. qualification is announced by the Commissioner or Land (5.) Applicants who have at any time been members of Board within a space of thirty da.ys from the da.te of ballot. any Expeditionary Force ra~se~ for milit~r;y service b_eyond Successful Applicant to pay Deposit. New Zealand, or who come withm the prov1s10ns of section 11 . · . . of the War Legislation Amendment Act, 1916, shall, at any 12. Immediately upon the suc.cessful applicant bemg de- ballot for land offered under the Land Act, 1908, or the clare~ he shall pay to the Receiver of Land Reve~ue the Land for Settlements Act, 1908, be entitled to an equal depo~1t, purchase-money, 1;ent, or other moneys reqmred by preference with applicants of the classes referred to in this Ilaw m respect of ~he section, should such moneys not have regulation. already been deposited. Successful Applicants debar"f'e.d for Tt:n Years. Deposit to he paid. 5. Every person who, subsequent to the llth day of Novem- 13. ~hould such applican~ or his representative not make b 1913 · h b ful • 1 db 11 t d the said payments as reqmred by law, then a fresh ballot er, . , is or as ~n success ~n any an · a O un er in the manner before provided shall be taken between the the said Acts, or the D~scha:!!ed Sold1~rs Settlement Act, 1915, other applicants for that section without delay, unless a and who makes any d1Spoaition °! hlB allotment or any part second number has already been drawn as provided in Regu thereof, whether by _wa)'. of assi~nme~t or su~lease, shall, lation 11, in which case the applicant whose rotation number unless the Board, takmg mto consideration the circumstances ·t · h II b d la ed th sful Ii t d !led of the case, otherwise determines, be disqualified for the period i 18 s a e ec r e s~cces app can an ca upon of ten years after the date of such disposition from taking to pay th~ 1:1ecessary_ deposit, &c. Or, should there be only rt · th la d b 11 t d f th · d A t one remaIIllilg applicant, he shall be declared successful, pa many O er n · a O un er any O e sai c 8• subject to the said payments being made as aforesaid. METHOD OF OONDUOTING BALLOT, Oert(fl,cate on Ballot-list. Ballot-list to be prepared. 14. Immediately after the ballot the Commissioner of 6. A list shall be prepared for each ballot in the fol Crown Lands, or officer superintending the ballot, and the lowing form, on which shall be entered the name of each scrutineer (if any) shall certify on the ballot-list that the applicant, followed by the entry of the figure 1 in the ballot has been conducted in accordance with these regula column under each section for which he has applied. · After tions. the scrutiny of applications by the Land Board, and prior F. D. THOMSON, to the drawing of the ballot, rotation nU1Ubers shall be affixed Clerk of the Executive Council. in numerical order in the columns set apart therefor, against the names of those whom it has been decided to include in the ballot. The said form may be extended so as to make pro Regul.ations under the Stock A ct, lflfl8, for the Pre,,entwn oj · the I ntrod,ietinn into New Zealand of Diseases affecting visions for as many sections thereon as may be found con Stoel.:, amen.dw, to pe:rmit of the Introduction of Bones from venient. Fiji.-Notice No. 2007. Form of Ballot-list. LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government House at Wellington, this twelfth day of April, 1920. Present: His ExoELLENOY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL. HEREAS by Order in Council da.ted the fourth day of W October, one thousand nine hundred and fifteen, and published in the New Zealand Gazette of the seventh da.y of October, one thousand nine hundred a.nd fifteen, regulations were made under the Stock Act, 1908, for the prevention Ballot-balls. of the introduction into New Zealand of diseases affecting 7. The Commissioner shall provide sufficient balls, all of stock: one size and colour, equal to the tote.I number of applications And whereas by the. said regulations the importation into for the section applied for, and on each of such balls there the Dominion of animal manures is permitted only from shall be legibly printed or written one of the rotation num certain countries in the manner prescribed by such regu bers a.foresaid, but so that no two balls shall bear the same lations: rotation number. The figures on the balls shall have a line And whereas it is deemed expedient to modify the said drawn horizontally under them to show which is the right regulations by permitting under certain conditions the intro side up. · duction of bones into New Zealand from Fiji : B 1136 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 38 Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor-General of Particulars of brands, marks, or numbers : the Dominion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise [Signature of importer.] of the powers and authorities conferred upon him by the [Addrea~.] said Act, and acting by and with the advice and consent [Date.] of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby make the following regulations permitting the introduction of bones from Fiji ; and doth hereby declare that these THIRD SCHEDULE. regulations shall come into force on the date of publication PERMIT TO LAND BONES l!'ROM FIJI IN NEW ZEALAND, in the Gazette, and that they shall form part of and be read I, , Inspector of Stock at the Port of , de> with the abo_ve-mentioned regulations. hereby authorize the bones _more particularly described below to be landed :- REGULATIONS. Number of bags : 1. (1.) SUBJECT to the provisions of these regulations. the Weight: introduction into New Zealand of bones from Fiji is per Brands and marks : mitted. Name of vessel : (2.) Every person desiring to introduce bones as aforesaid Name and address of consignee : must first obtain a permit to do so from the Minister. [Date.] [S;gnature.] (3.) Every shipment of such bones must be accompanied F. D. THOMSON, by a certificate in the form in the First Schedule hereto, Clerk of the Executive Council. signed by the shipper, and certifying that such bones are entirely of Fiji origin, and that thEly are packed in clean new bags that have not come in contact with any stock. ( 4.) On every such certificate there shall be inscribed a Regulations relating to the Sale, for Consumption within the certificate signed by a responsible officer of the Live-stock Dominion, of New-Zealand-grown Fruit.-Notice No. 2008. Branch of the Department of Agriculture of Fiji, certifying that he has no reason to doubt the correctness of such LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. shipper's certificate. 2. Every person intending to introduce bones from Fiji ORDER IN COUNCIL. into New Zealand shall give to the Inspector at the port of At the Government House at Wellington, this twelfth day landing not less than forty-eight hours' notice thereof, in of April, 1920. the form in the Second Schedule hereto, or to the effect there Present: of. His EXCELLENCY THE GoVEll.NOB-GBNEBAL IN COUNCIL. 3. (I.) Upon receipt of the certificate required by these regulations to accompany a shipment of bones, the Inspector N pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities at the port of landing shall, if such certificate is in order I conferred on him by the Orchard and Garden Diseases and all other requirements of these regulations have been Act, 1908, and by the Orchard and Garden Diseases Amend complied with, issue a permit in the form in the Third ment Act, 1914, and of all other powers enabling him in this Schedule hereto for such bones to be landed. behalf, His Excellency the Governor-General of the Dominion (2.) No bones shall be landed without such permit being of New Zealand, acting by and with the advice and consent issued by the Inspector, and any bones landed without such of the Executive Council of the said· Dominion, doth hereby permit may be seized by any Inspector, officer of the Customs, make the following regulations governing the sale of New or member of the Police Force, and shall be destroyed or Zealand-grown fruit of the kinds indicated herein for con otherwise dealt with as the Minister directs. sumption within the Dominion ; and doth hereby declare 4. (1.) The Inspector at the port of landing may submit that the said regulations shall come into force on the date of samples of the bones to any bacteriologist for report, and publication thereof in the Gazette. may detain the bones for a reasonable time pending inquiry or the report of the bacteriologist. REGULATIONS. (2.) If, in the opinion of the bacteriologist, the bones are diseased or infected they shall be treated, dealt with, 1. IN these regulations, if not inconsistent with the context,- or disposed of as the Minister directs. " Blemish " includes branch-rubs, scratches, insect bites, 5. All expenses of every description incurred in connection unnatural russeting, bruises, excrescenoes, sun-scalds, with the examination, treatment, or disposal of bones under hail-marks, or any other injury detrimental to the the last preceding regulation shall be paid by the importer appearance of fruit, but does not include spray injury to the Inspector at the port of landing within twenty. four or damage by leaf-roller caterpillar. hours after demand. "Brand" means to stencil or imprint clearly and legibly. "Clean" means free from dirt, insect-stains, and spray. stains. FIRST SCHEDULE. "Director" means the Director of the Horticulture Divi SHIPl'EB'S CERTIFICATE TO ·ACCO'Ml'ANY BONES FROM F!JJ sion of the Department of Agriculture. . TO NEW ZEALAND. "Mature" means having the degree of ripeness suitable I, [Full name and address of shipper], hereby certify that for marketing. the undermentioned consignment of bones is entirely of " Owner" means any owner, shipper, or consignor of Fiji origin, and that the bones are packed in clean new bags fl'\lit, and includes the agent or servant of any such that have not come in contact with any stock. owner, shipper, or consignor, and also includes, in the case of a company, the managing director, manager, Deacripticn of fJonsignmem. director, secretary, or other principal officer of the Number of bags: company in New Zealand. Weight: " Pack " means to regularly and compactly arrange fruit Brands and marks : in a package. Name of vessel on which shipped : " Package " means any form of container having a Name and address of consignee: capacity· of not less than 555! cubic inches or one [Date.] [8i!Jnafure.] fourth of an Imperial bushel, and includes a container consisting of any number of smaller containers held I, [Fu.ZZ name and official designation], of the Live-stock together by some means to form one. Branch of the Department of Agriculture, Fiji, hereby certify " Sell " means to exchange for money or barter, and that I have examined the above-mentioned consignment of includes offering or exposing for sale, or sending or bones, and have no reason to doubt the con-ectness of the delivering for sale, or allowing to be sold or offered or above certificate in any particular. exposed for sale. [Place and date.] [Signature.] "Size " when used as a noun means the diameter of fruit measured from cheek to cheek at the widest part, and SECOND SCHEDULE. when used as a verb means to sort according to size. " Solid red varieties " means any of the varieties of NOTWE 01!' INTENTION TO INTRODUCE BONES INTO NEW ZEALAND FROM FI.TI, apples included in section 1 of the Schedule hereto, and any other varieties having similar colouring. To the Inspector of Stock at "Spray injury" means the russeting of, or other injury IT is my intention to int,roduce into New Zealand from the to, fruit as a result of spraying. port of , per the vessel (expected to arrive " Striped or partial red varieties " means any of the at on the day of ), the under- varieties of apples included in Section 2 of the Schedule mentioned bones :- hereto, and any other varieties having similar colour Quantity: ing. APRIL 15.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1137 " Yellow or green varieties " means any of the varieties Provided that such permission shall authorize the use of of apples included in Section 3 of the Schedule hereto, such packages as aforesaid only up to and including the and any other varieties having similar colouring. 31st October, 1920. p ACKAGES FOR FRUIT. MARKING OF PACKAGES WITH REGISTERED NUMBER. 2. This part of these regulations shall apply only to apples, 7. This part of these regulations shall apply only to apples, pears, quinces, lemons, oranges, peaches, nectarines, and pears, quinces, peaches, nectarines, plums, apricots, cherries, plums. oranges, and lemons. 3. No fruit of any of the kinds enumerated in Regulation 2 8. :Every package of fruit of any of the kinds mentioned above shall bo sold in packages except such packages con in the preceding regulation sold or offered for sale shall be form to one or other of the types of packages hereinafter branded with the registered number of the owner of such fruit, prescribed for the several kinds of fruit: allotted as hereinafter prescribed. Provided that nothing in this part of these regulations 9. Every owner of fruit of the kinds set out in this part of shall apply to fruit of the above-mentioned kinds which is these regulations who sells such fruit in packages shall apply sold direct to a factory or works for the purpose of being to ·the Director for registration: utilized in the manufacture of any product, or is sold direct Provided that every occupier of an orchard from which to a packing establishment to be there packed. fruit is sold or intended to be sold, to whom, at the coming 4. (1.) The packages in which apples, pears, quinces, into operation of these regulations, a certificate of registra lemons, or oranges may be sold shall be of one or other of tion of such orchard has been issued in terms of the regula the following types :- tions dated the ard SPptember, 1917, and published in the (a.) A wooden case having an inside measurement of 10 in. Gazette of 6th idem, shall be deemed to have applied for by ll!- in. by 19! in. registration under these regulations, and a certificate of (b.) A wooden case having an inside measurement of 5 in. registration awl a registered number shall be issued to him by ll! in. by 19! in. as hereinafter prescribed. (c.) A wooden case having an inside measurement of 7 in. 10. The Director on receipt of such application shall without by 8 in. by 19! in. fee register such owner of fruit, allotting to him a registered (d.) A wooden case having an inside measurement of 5 in. number, and shall issue to such owner a certificate of regis by ll! in. by 9i in. tration accordingly. (e.) A package of three wooden trays strapped together, 11. Such registered number may consist of any combina one above the other, each tray having an inside tion of letters and numerals. measurement of lli in. by 19! in., with a depth 12. No registered number shall be transferred without the unspecified but not greater than is necessary to take consent in writing of the Director. one layer of the kind of fruit being packed. The 13. If a registered number has not been used for a period straps shall be of wood i in. thick and lt in. wide, of two years the Director may, after giving one month's secured to the ends of the trays, two straps to each notice in writing, cancel the registration of the owner of end, and flush with the sides of the package thus such registered number, which will then be available for formed. reallotment. (f.) A wooden crate of any size containing wooden cases 14. The owner of fruit for sale shall brand his registered having an inside measurement of 5 in. by lli in. number in characters of 1 in. block type on one end of by 9f in. each package of such fruit if such package is a fruit-case, (2.) Packages of the types described in subparagraphs (a), or, if not, in Rome prominent position thereon. (b), (c), and (e) of paragraph (1) of this regulation shall be 15. No auctioneer or other selling agent shall sell or offer constructed of timber ! in. thick for the ends and -1.r in, thick for sale any fruit of the kinds set out in this part of these for the sides, tops, and bottoms. regulations contained in packages which are not branded with (3.) Packages of the type described in subparagraph (d) a registered number. of paragraph (1) of this regulation shall be constructed of 16. No owner shall sell fruit of any of the kind set out in timber tin. thick for the ends and i in. thick for the sides, this part of these regulations in packages which bear any tops, and bottoms. other than his own registered number, and he shall erase or 5. ( 1.) The packages in which peaches, nectarines, or plums obliterate any other registered number on such packages: may be sold shall be of one or other of the following types : Provided that in the event of the pun,haser of any fruit (a.) A wooden case having an inside measurement of 5 in. selling the same without removing such fmit or any portion by llf;in. by 19!in., with a partition fin. thick of it from the packages for any purpose, including the re in the centre if desired. packing of it in the same packages, he shall sell such fruit (b.) A wooden case having an inside measurement of 7 in. under the registered number already branded on the packages, by 8 in. by 19! in., with a partition ! in. thick in without alteration thereof or addition thereto. the centre if desired. 17. Nothing in these regulations shall prevent the holder (c.) A wooden case having an inside measurement of 6 in. of a registered number using any other design or mark in by 7 in. by 28 in., with a partition ! in. thick in combination with such registered number for the purpose of the centre. marking his packages of fruit, provided the requirements of (d.) A wooden case having an inside measurement of 5 in. these regulations in regard to the use of such registered numbers by 11! in. by 9t in. are complied with. (e.) A package of three wooden trays strapped together, one above the other, each tray having an inside SALE OF FRUIT UNDER OFFICIAL GRADE-MARKS, measurement of 11! in. oy 19{ in., with a depth unspecified but not greater than is necessary to 18. The following are the official grades in which apples take one layer of the kind of fruit being packed. or pears may be classed :- The straps shall be of wood, i in. thick and ll in. Extra Fancy, wide, secured to the ends of the trays, two straps Fancy, to each end, and flush with the sides of the package C Grade: thus formed. and the words "Extra Fancy," "}...,ancy," and "C Grade" (f.) A wooden crate of any size containing wooden cases shall be deemed to be and shall be known as official grade having an inside measurement of 5 in. by lli in. marks. by 9tin. 19. (1.) No apples or pears shall be sold in packages (y.) A wooden crate of any size containing any number of bearing thereon any of the above official grade-marks unless punnets. such apples or pears conform to the standards hereinafter (2.) Packages of the types described in subparagraphs (a), set out for the corresponding grades, and unless all the (b), (c), and (e) of paragraph (1) of this regulation shall be requirements of this part of these regulations are complied constructed of timber tin. thick for the ends and -1.r in. thick with. for the sides, tops, and bottoms. (2.) The official grade-marks shall not be applied to fruit (3.) Packages of the type described in subparagraph (d) of other than apples and pears unless and until such fruit is paragraph ( 1) of this regulation shall be constructed of tim her brought within the scope of this part of these regulations. t in. thick for the ends and ! in. thick for the sides, tops, and bottoms. Apple.,. 6. If any person, at the coming into force of these regula 20. The following are the standards by which the grade of tions, has on hand any packages of a different type from apples shall be determined :- those herein specified, or stocks of timber specially sawn (a.) Extra Fancy Grade.-·Apples of this grade shall be of for making such packages, he may, on obtaining permission not Jess size than 2! in., sound, smooth, and clean. They from the Director to do so, use such packages in packing shall be mature, well formed, hand-picked, true to name. for sale fruit of the kinds referred to in this part of these and free from disease, spray injury, visible bittercpit, skin regulations : puncture or skin broken at stem, and other defect,s. Very 1138 THE NEW ZEALAND. GAZETTE. [No. 38 slightly blemished apples may be included in this grade, each package of apples or pears sold under any of the official provided that not more than 8 per cent. of the total number grade-marks :- . . in any one package are so blemished. The individual apples (a.) The gr:i,de of the fruit as determined:byithe standards of solid red and striped or partial red varieties shall carry herembefore set out. not less than 75 per cent. and 50 per cent. respectively of (b.) The name of the variety contained in the package. good typical colour. The individual apples of yellow or green In the event of tho variety not being known by the varieties shall .be of good characteristic colour. owner the wo:ds "Variety unknown" shall be (b.) Faru;y Grade.-Apples of this grade shall be of not less bunded on the package. sfae than 2!- in., sound, smooth, and clean. They shall be (c.) Th , size of the fruit contained in the package, de mature, well formed, hand-picked, true to name, and free termined as herein before provided. from disease, visible bitter-pit, skin-puncture or skin broken (d.) The number of fruit contained in the package. at stem, and other defects. Slightly blemished apples may ( e.) If the fruit has been picked from trees that have not be included in this grade, provided that no individual apple been planted out in the orchard for at least seven shall have more than 5 per cent. of its surface affected thereby., years, the letters "N.K.," signifying that the Apples affected by spray injury may also be included in this keeping-quality of such fruit is not reliable. grade, provided that no individual apple shall have more 27. The particulars set out in the preceding regulation than 5 per cent. of its surface affected thereby. The in shall be branded on the same end of the package as the dividual apples of solid red and striped or partial red varieties owner's registered number hereinbefore required by these shall carry not less than 50 per cent. and 25 per cent. re regulations to be placed on one end of packages of fruit, spectively of good typical colour. The individual apples of and no other particulars shall be placed on that end except yellow or green varieties shall be of good characteristic colour. a design or mark used in conjunction with the registered (c.) 0 Grade.-Apples of this grade shall be of not less number as hereinbefore authorized. size than 2! in., moderately clean, sound, mature, true to 2&. ( 1.) The particulars required by the last two pre name, free from disease and visible bitter-pit. Blemished ceding regulations to be branded on packages of fruit shall apples may be included in this grade, provided that no; accurately describe the contents of such packages, provided individual apple shall have more than 10 per cent. of its, that a variation of not more than five per package shall be surface affected by blemish. Apples affected by spray allowed in the number of fruit stated to be in such package. injury may also be included in this grade, but no individual (2.) If the contents of such packages are noticeably and to apple shall be distorted thereby. Apples damaged by leaf. the detriment of a purchaser at variance with the particulars roller caterpillar to the extent of 10 per cent. of their surface branded on such packages, the owner of such fruit shall be may be included, provided that the keeping-qualities of the deemed 'to have committed a breach of t,hesEl regulations. apples so damaged are not impaired. General Provi&iOTl,8 rel,ating to waded Fruit. Pear,,. 29. An Inspector may at any time examine any package 21. The following are the standards by which the grade of of apples or pears bearing an official grade-mark for the pears shall be determined :- purpose of checking the grading of the contents thereof (a.) Extra Faru;y Grade.-Pears of this grade shall be of as indicated by the grade-mark on the package, and the not less size than 2 in. if pyriform in shape and 2! in. if correctness of the other particulars branded on the packages round in shape. They shall be clean, .sound, clear-skinned, in accordance with the requirements of Regulation 26 above. and of bright appearance. They shall be mature, well 30. If on examination the Inspector is of opinion that the formed, hand-picked, true to name, and free from disease, contents of any package of apples or pears are of a lower spray injury, skin-puncture or skin broken at stem, and other grade than that in SEOTION 2.--STBIPED OB P ABTIAL RED V ABIETIES OF APPLES, Vesti'll{/ the Control of Reserves for Plantatwn PurpOBes in the Mackenzie County Council. Ada.ms Pea.rma.in. Duchess of Oldenburg Rhodes Ora.nge. Allington Pippin. Duke of Clarence. Springda.le. Alexa.nder. Edwa.rd Lippia.tt. Rome Bea.uty. LIVERPOOL, Governor-Genera.!. America.n Hom. Frimley Bea.uty. Rymer. ORDER IN COUNCIL. Annie Eliza.beth. Gra.venstein. Salome. At the Government House at Wellington, this twelfth day Black Twig. Irish Pea.ch. Shepherd's Perfec- of April, 1920. Bea.uty of Ba.th. Jona.tha.n. tion. Ben Da.vis. John Bull. Sca.rlet Nonpa.reil. Present: Buncombe. Jubilee. Sca.rlet Pea.rmain. H1S EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL. Bra.mle'y's Seedling Kentucky Red Strea.k Sca.rlet Queen. HEREAS the lands described in the Schedule hereto Carolina. Red June. La.dy Hopetoun. Sena.tor. W have been permanently reserved for plantation pur Cellini. La.ne's Prince Albert. Sha.rp's La.te Red. poses : And whereas it is expedient that the control of the Charles Ross. McLiver's Winesa.p. Shorla.nd Queen. aaid reserves should be vested in the Mackenzie County Cla.yga.te Pea.rma.in Nicka.jack. Sta.nsill. Council: Commerce. Northern Spy. Statesma.n. Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor- SEOTION 3.-YELLow OR GBEEN VARIETIES m· APPLES, SCHEDULE. CANTERBURY LAND DISTRIOT Alfriston: Gloria. Mundi. Rhode Isla.nd Green. Reserve Area. Reserve Area. Ba.Ila.rat. Granny Smith. Romanite. No. A, R, P, No. A., R, P. Blenheim Orange. Hawthomden. Stone Pippin. 2916 831 0 0 2925 609 0 0 Boston Russet. Keswick Codlin. Sturmer Pippin, 2917 220 0 0 2926 435 0 0 Brownlee's Russet. London Pippin. Takapuna Russet. 2918 564 1 35 2927 75 0 0 Cleopatra. Lord Suffield. Willie Sharp. 2919 82 2 0 2928 746 0 0 Colonial Washington. Lord Wolseley. Warner's King. 2920 148 3 0 2929 50 0 0 Crisp's Russet Mobb's Royal. Yellow Bellefleur. 2921 143 1 0 2930 463 0 0 Dumelow's Seedling. Newtown Pippin. Pigeonette. 2922 271 2 0 2931 102 3 28 Dunn's. Nonpa.reil Russet. YellowTra.nsparent. 2959 161 2 0 2932 31 0 0 Epps's Seedling. Parlin's Beauty. Winter Majetin. 2923 132 2 0 2950 26 0 0 French Cra.b. Pioneer. Reinette du Canada.. 2924 80 0 01 Golden Pippin. F. D. THOMSON, F. D. THOMSON, Clerk of the Executive Council. Clerk of the Executive Council Vesting a Cemetery Reserve in the Oorporatwn of the Borough of Ta,.marunui. Revoking an Order in Council taking Land for the Purposes LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. of a Public School in Waihua Survey District. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government Honse at Wellington, this twelfth day LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. of April, 1920. ORDER IN COUNCIL. Present: At the Government House a.t Wellington, this tweHth day Hrs ExCBLLf ,wy THE GoVERNOB-GENEBAL IN COUNCIL. of April, 1920. HEREAJ the land described in the Schedule hereto W ha.s l,een duly set a.pa.rt for a public cemetery : Present: And whereas. in the opinion of the C'...ovemor-General, it is Hrs EXCELLIIINCY THB GOVBBNOB-GENIIBAL IN COUNCIL. expedient to vest the sa.id reserve in the Mayor, Councillors, and Burgesses of the Borough of Taumarunui : W HEREAS by the Public Works Amendment Act, 1909, Now therefore, His Excellency the Govemor- Maximum Pricei; of F'lour, Bran, and, Pollard. LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. ORDER IN COUNCIL At the Government House at Wellington, this twelfth day of April, 1920. Present: His ExcELLENcY THE GovERNOR-GENERAL IN CouNcIL. IS Excellency the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by H and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of that Dominion, and in pursuance of the Regulation of Trade and Commerce Act, 1914, doth hereby revoke the Orders in Council mentioned in the First Schedule hereto fixing the maximum prices of flour, bran, and pollard, and doth hereby in lieu thereof fix and determine the maximum prices in New Zealand of flour, bran, and pollard respectively in accordance with the provisions of the Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth Schedules hereto. FIR.ST SCHEDULE. ORDERS IN COUNCIL REVOKED. ORDER in Council of the 16th day of April, 1918, published at page 1055 of the Gazette for that year. Order in Council of the 11th day of March, 1919, published at page 703 of the Gazette for that year. SECOND SCHEDULE. I. WHEN the nearest port is Lyttelton, Timaru, or Oamaru, the maximum price of flour as sold by the manufacturer for delivery free on board at the nearest port in 200 lb. sacks on the terms of payment within seven days after delivery shall be £16 IOs. per ton, less 2! per cent. ; and in the case of sale by the manufacturer otherwise than in manner aforesaid the maximum price shall be a price equivalent, as regards the seller, to the maximum price above mentioned. 2. In this Schedule the term " nearest port " means the port of entry under the Customs Act, 1913, which is nearest to or includes the place of manufacture of the flour sold. 3. When the nearest port is a port other than Lyttelton, Timaru, or Oamaru, the maximum price of flour as sold by the manufacturer for delivery free on board at the nearest port in 200 lb. sacks on the terms of payment within seven days after delivery shall be £18 per ton, less 2} per cent., with such addition only as is equal to the cost of the carriage by sea of a ton of flour from Lyttelton, Timaru, or Oamaru (whichever cost is the least) to the said nearest port; and in the case of sale by the manufacturer otherwise than in manner aforesaid the maximum price shall be a price equivalent, as regards the seller, to the maximum price last above mentioned. THIRD SCHEDULE. I. WHEN the nearest port is Lyttelton, Timaru, or Oamaru the maximum price of bran and pollard as sold by the manufacturer for delivery free on board at the nearest port on the terms of payment within seven days after delivery shall be £7 per ton in the case of bran and £9 per ton in the case of pollard, less in each case 2! per cent. ; and in the case of sale by the manufacturer otherwise than in manner aforesaid the maximum price shall be a price equivalent, as regards the seller, to the maximum prices above mentioned. 2. In this Schedule the term " nearest port " means the port of entry under the Customs Act, 1913, which is nearest to or includes the place of manufacture of the bran or pollard sold. 3. When the nearest port is a port other than Lyttelton, Timaru, or Oamaru, the maximum price of bran or pollard as sold by the manufacturer for delivery free on . -~~ --·-·"·-~·--~~ -- APRIL 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1141 board at the nearest port on the terms of payment within seven days after delivery shall be £7 per ton in the case of bran and £9 per ton in the case of pollard, less in each case 2} per cent., with such addition only as is equal to the cost of the carriage by sea of a ton of bran or pollard, as the case may be, from Lyttelton, Timaru, or Oamaru (whichever cost is the least) to the said nearest port; and in the case of sale by the manufacturer otherwise than in manner aforesaid the maximum price shall be a price equivalent, as regards the seller, to the maximum price last above mentioned. FOURTH SCHEDULE. WHEN bran or pollard manufactured in New Zealand is sold to a purchaser by any person other than the manufacturer thereof, the maximum price thereof shall be the maximum price as set out in the Second Schedule hereto, with such addition only to that maximum price as is herein specified, namely :- (a.) When sold in a quantity of half a ton or more, an addition at the rate of 10s. per ton in the case of bran and 15s. per ton in the case of pollard: (b.) When sold in a quantity less than half a ton, an addition at the rate of 12s. 6d. per ton in the case of bran and 17s. 6d. per ton in the case of pollard. FIFTH SCHEDULE. 1. NOTWITHSTANDING anything in this Order in Council, the New Zealand Board of Trade may, by order made by it, authorize the sale of flour, bran, or pollard in any specified locality, or by any specified seller, at a price exceeding the maximum price fixed by the Second, Third, and Fourth Schedules hereto by such amount as the Board thinks fit ; and nothing in this Order in Council shall apply to the sale of flour, bran, or poll~rd in accordance with the authority so granted by the Board of Trade. 2. Any such authority may be at any time withdrawn by the Board of Trade by order made by it. F. D. THOMSON, Clerk of the Executive Council. Validating Proceeaings in connection with a Loan of £7 50 IProhibiting all Alienation of certain Native Lands other than proposed to be raMed by the H orowhenua County Council. Alienation in favour of the Crown. LIVERPOOL, Governor-General I LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. ORDER IN COUNCIL. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government House at Wellington, this t"elfth day At the Government House at Wellington, this twelfth day of of April, 1920. April, 1920. Preaent: Present: HIS EXCELLl!lNCY TllE GOVlllltNOR-GlllNIIRAL IN COUNCIL. HIS EXCl!lLLlllNCY THIil GOVBRNOR-GlllND.AL IN COUNCIL. ·wHEREAS the Horowhenua County Council, acting N the recommendation of the Native Land Purchase under and in pursuance of paragraph (e) of section O Board, referred to in section three hundred and sixty. sixteen of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, lately pro three of the Native Land Act, 1909, and in exercise of the posed to raise a loan of seven hundred and fifty pounds for power in this behalf conferred upon him by that section, the purpose of constructing the Otaki Gorge - North Bank His Excellency the Governor-General of the Dominion of Road: New Zealand, acting by and with the advice and consent of And whereas the ratepayers' consent given under para the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby graph (e) of section sixteen aforesaid is irregular, in that prohibit, for the period of one year from the date of this one of the subscribing ratepayers has attested the signa Order in Co1mcil, all alienation of the Native lands specified tures of the other subscribers thereto : in the Schedule heret,o other than alienation in favour of And whereas it appears that the ratepayers have not been the Crown. misled by the said irregularity, and it is expedient to validate the same: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor-General of SCHEDULE. the Dominion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise PUKETI SURVEY DISTRICT. of the powers and authorities conferred on him by section Block. Approximate Area. one hundred and eleven of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, A. B. P. 1913, and acting by and with the advice and consent of WAIHI•KAHAKAHAROA 3B •• 559 0 0 the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby 4 •• 719 0 0 order and declare that the ratepayers' consent to the raising 5 •• 719 0 0 of the said loan shall be valid to all intents and purposes 6A •• as though the same had been properly witnessed, and that fi11 •• the validity of the proceedings in connection with the said 7 •• 719 0 0 loan shall not be called into question by reason only of the I 8A •• irregularity aforesaid. 811 •• F. D. THOMSON, F. D. THOMSON, Clerk of the Executive Council. Clerk of the Executive Council. ----·-----·------~------ 1142 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 38 Additional and A mended Regulations under the Coal-mines 4. That the explosive is in all respects similar to the sample Act, 1908, and its Amendments. submitted to test at the Home Office Testing-station at Rotheram, in the County of York, England, on the 11th day · LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. of August, 1916, and at the office of the Chief Inspector of Explosives, Wellington, on the 13th day of August, 1918. ORDER IN COUNCIL. 5. That, in addition to the marking on the outer package At the Government House at Wellington, this twelfth day required by regulations made under the Explosive and of April, HJ20. Dangerous Goods Act, 1908, and in force for the time being, Present : such outer package shall bear the words '' As defined in the His ExcELLENCY THE GovERNOR-GENERAL IN CouNCIL. List of Permitted Explosives" ; and, further, each inner package shall be clearly marked with the words " Permitted N pursuance and in exercise of all powers and autho Explosive-To be used only with not less than No. 6 de I rities conferred upon him by the Coal-mines Act, 1908, tonator," and also with the name of the explosive, the name and its amendments (hereinafter referred to as " the said of the manufacturer, the date and place of manufacture, Act and its amendments"), His Excellency the Governor and the nature and proportions of the ingredients. General of the Dominion of New Zealand, acting by and with 6. That the quantity of the .explosive to be used in any the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said single shot-hole shall not exceed 18 oz. Dominion, doth hereby make the following additional regu 7. That each cartridge shall be clearly marked with the lations and amendments to the regulations made under the words "not more than 18 oz. in any one shot-hole." said Act and its amendments on the twenty-sixth day of 8. Provided further that, as regards the composition, June, one thousand nine hundred and fifteen, and published quality, or character of the explosive defined in this Schedule, in the New Zealand Gazette of the first day of July, one thou any article alleged to be such explosive which differs there sand nine hundred and fifteen; and doth hereby declare from in composition, quality, or character, whether by reason that the additional regulations and amendments to the of deterioration or otherwise, shall be deemed to be the regulations hereby made shall be read as part of the said explosive so defined ; but an owner, agent, or manager of a principal regulations, and shall come into force on the date mine shall not be responsible for the composition, quality, or of the publication thereof in the New Zealand Gazette. character of an explosive if he shows that he has in good faith obtained a written certificate from the maker of the REGULATIONS. explosive that it complies with the terms of this Schedule, REGULATION 26 is amended by the deletion of the figures and that he has taken all reasonable means to prevent de " 2! " and substituting therefor the figure " 5." terioration of the explosive while stored. 82A. The manager shall see that in every working-place Regulation 154A. Mechanical ventilation appliances shall the height of which from floor to roof exceeds 10 ft. there be installed whensoever and wheresoever deemed necessary shall be kept a ladder of adequate length by which the roof by the Inspector. In the event of the Inspector ordering and sizes may be examined, also an iron-shod pole by which ventilation appliances there shall be a right of appeal to the all parts of the roof may be sounded by a person standing on Inspecting Engineer of Coal-mines. the floor. The Schedule is amended by adding thereto the. following 83. (a.) The underviewer shall see that in every working form:- place the height of which from floor to roof exceeds 10 ft. there shall be kept a pole having a steel pricker attached at one end and a substantial steel ferrule at the other end, by which all parts of the roof may be reached by a person standing on the floor. (b.) The underviewer shall see that in every working-place the height from the floor to the roof of which exceeds 12 ft. there shall be kept a ladder in length no less than the height of the place. Regulation 125 (5) (a) is amended by the deletion of the figures " 131 " and by substituting the figures " 129 (a)." Regulation 129 (b) is amended by adding the words "such daily record shall be kept in the form set forth in Form 14 in the Schedule hereto." Regulation 129 (/) (ii) is amended by the deletion of the words "This requirement shall not apply to mines in which inflammable gas is unknown." $ Regulation 130 (a) is amended by the deletion of the'figures .:: " 130" and by substituting the figures " 129." - s" ... Regulation 134 is hereby amended by adding to the first 'O i:i 0 ""' .:: '""' paragraph of clause (1) the following words: "and (c) any 0'" "' S] s" u "... r:r.i~ I explosive which has passed the test required by the Explosives e1 I in Coal-mines Orders issued and enforced by the British < p:, ""... 0'" 'O .c:~ .; 1~·· Home Office and is named in the Second (A) Schedule hereto." >< ..,o" § Q)tir- e1 .c:., " And also by adding to the second paragraph of clause ( 1), '" '-·~ 00 ,<:><""""' after the words " by artificial means," the following words : 0 ~ ~-~ .,,; .., s:,-~ " Provided that the use of the explosive named and defined .... ;:; 0 "w '"t: 0 ... 0 _____2___ in the Second (A) Schedule hereto is permitted only in mines ;ll ..,. "'" ",; C >< .<: - Conditions. 1. Provided that the explosives shall be used only when contained in a case of waxed paper thoroughly waterproofed with paraffin wax. 2. That the explosive shall be used only with a detonator or electric detonator of not less strength than that known as No. 6 (i.e., the detonator or electric detonator to be used shall possess an effective detonative strength as great as or greater than that of one containing 15 grains of composition consisting in every 100 parts by weight of 80 parts of ful minate of mercury and 20 parts of chlorate of potassium). l 3. That the explosive has been made at the works of the Cape Explosives Works (Lhnited) at Somerset West, Cape F. D. THOMSON, Province, South Africa. Clerk of the Executive Council. { f ( APRIL 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1143 Prohibiting all .Alienation of cerlain Native Landa other than SCHEDULE. .Alienation in favour of the Grown. 0TAGO LAND DrsTRIOT.-NATIONAL ENDOWMENT. FmsT-CLASS LAND. LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. ORDER IN COUNCIL. Vincent Oounty.-Tiger Rill Survey District. : At the Government House at Wellington, this twelfth day of I April, 1920. Block. Area. ICa.pita.I Value· / Ha.lf-yea.rlyRental. Present: HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL, A, R, P. £ s. d. £ s. d. ·oN the recommendation of the Native Land Purchase 66 VI 68 0 0 105 0 0 2 2 0 , Board, referred to in section three huudred and sixty 67 57 0 20 85 0 0 1 14 0 f,hrec of the Native Land Act, 1909, and in exercise of the 68 60 0 30 120 0 0 2 8 0 p-iiwer in this behalf conferred upon him by that section, 16 vh 74 0 30 75 0 0 1 10 0 lfis Excellency the Governor-General of the Dominion of 17 106 2 20 llO 0 0 2 4 0 N'ew Zealand, acting by and with the advice and consent 18 80 3 0 145 0 0 2 18 0 of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby 19 96 0 0 120 0 0 2 8 0 pr~hibit, for the period of one year from the date of this 20 fi5 0 20 85 0 0 1 14 0 Or.der in Council, all alienation of the Native lands specified in \the Schedule hereto other than alienation in favour of Weighted with valuation for fencing as follows : Section 66, the: Crown. £13 12s. ; Section 67, £16; Section 68, £42 18s. ; Section 16, £14 12s. 6d. ; Section 17, £9 4s. 6d. ; Section 19, £6 15s. ; SCHEDULE. Section 20, £30 7s. The sections are subdivisions of the Moutere Runs, and PIRONnIA SURVEY DISTRICT. are situated one to four miles from Chatto Creek Railway Approximate Area. Block. A. R, P. sta-tion and Post-office. The soil is a light loam, on a shingle MANGAUIKA No. 1B2 2B .. 181 2 6 subsoil. Each section, except Section 18, Block VII, has n. ,, lB No. 2, Section 2 693 0 0 frontage to Alexandra-Dunedin main road. They are com N ativc Reserve, Block VI 118 0 0 manded by the new Government irrigation race. Section 286 of Block III .. 200 0 0 358 200 0 0 SPECIAL CONDITION. 359 70 0 0 The right is reserved to construct water-races and to take F. D. THOMSON, water through any section without payment of compensation. Clerk of the Executive Council. As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor Gcneral, this ninth day of April, one thousand nine hundred and twenty. Prohibiting all Alienation of certain Native Lands other than Alienation in favour of the Grown. D. H. GUTHRIE, Minister of Lands. LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. ORDER IN COUNCIL. At the Government House at Wellington, this twelfth day of April, 1920. · Arrangements for First Election, &,c,, New Oounty of Hauraki Plains. Present: Hrs EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL. Department of Internal Affairs, ON the recommendation of the Native Land Purchase Wellington, 8th April, 1920. Bc,~,rd, referred to in section three hundred and IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased sixty-three of the Native Land Act, 1909, and in exercise of H to appoint the power in this behalf conferred upon him by that section, His Excellency the Governor-General of the Dominion of ERNEST LESLrn WALTON, Esq., New Zealand, acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby to be the person to prepare the electors roll for all ridings prohibit, for the period of one year from the date of this in the County of Hauraki Plains as constituted by the Hauraki Order in Council, all alienation of the Native lands specified Pia.ins, Thames, Ohinemuri, and Piako Counties Act, 1919; in the Schedule hereto other than alienation in favour of also to be Returning Officer to conduct the first election of the Crown. members of the Council of the said county, and to be the Clerk of the Council of the said county for the purpose of SCHEDULE. presiding at the first meeting thereof. Block. Approxlma.te Area. F. H. D. BELL, A. R. P. Minister of Internal Affairs. PUKAWA No. 3n, Puketi Survey District 2,796 0 0 5A 320 0 0 ,, 5B ,, 1,672 0 0 PaketiNo. 2A, Puketiand Waimanu S.D.s .. 698 0 0 2B 540 0 0 Arrangements for First Election, &c., Waipa Drainage F. D. THOMSON, District. Clerk of the Executive Council. Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington, 10th April, 1920. Opening National Endowment Lands in Otago Land District IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased for Selection by Discharged So/,diers on Renewable Lease. H to appoint FREDERICK OLIVER REUBEN PHILLIPS, Esq., of Otoro- LIVERPOOL, Governor-General. hanga, N pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities as Returning Officer and person to prepare the roll of electors I conferred upon me by the Land Act, 1908, I, Arthur in connection with the first election of the Board of Trustees William de Brito Sa.vile, Earl of Liverpool, the Governor of the Waipa Drainage District recently constituted under General of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby the Land Drainage Act, 1908; also to appoint Friday, the declare that the national endowment land described in 30th day of April, 1920, as the date, and the Town Hall, Otoro the Schedule hereto, which has been set apart for selection hanga, as the place, at which such first election shall be held ; by discharged soldiers, shall be open for selection by dis, charged soldiers on renewable lease on Monday, the thirty and to appoint Tuesday, the 4th day of May, 1920, at 2 first day of May, one thousand nine hundred and twenty, o'clock in the afternoon, as the time, and the office of Mr. at the rental mentioned in the said Schedule ; and I do also Phillips, Solicitor, Otorohanga, as the place, at which the first declare that the said land shall be lee.sed under and subject meeting of the Board so elected shall he held.. to the provisions of the said Act and the Discharged Soldiers F. H. D. BELL, Settlement Act, 1915. Minister of Internal Affairs. C \ 1144 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 38 Ranger under the Animals Protection Act appointed for Justice of the Peace resigned. Rotorua District. Department of Justice, Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington, 6th April, 1920. Wellington, 8th April, 1920. IS Excellency the Governor-Genera.I bas been pleased'. IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased H to accept the resignation by l H to appoint ALFRED SEXTON, Esq., JOSEPH JONES of Hobson ville, of his appointment as a Justice of the Peace a. Ranger under the Animals Protection Act, 1908, for the for the Dominion of New Zealand. ( Rotorua Acclimatization District. J. G. COATES, . F. H, D. BELL, For Minister of Justice. Minister of Internal Affairs. CoToner appointed. Member of Balclutha Fire Board appointed. Department of Justice, Wellington, 6th April, 1920; Department of Interne.l Affairs, Wellington, 8th April, 1920. IS Excellency the Governor-Genera.! has been pleased H to appoint · IS Excellency the Governor-General he.s been pleased H to appoint GEORGE ALEXANDER BRARANT, Esq., J.P., · JOHN PETRIE LYALL, Esq., of Whakataue, to be a Coroner within the Dominion: of New Zealand. to be a member of the Balclutha Fire Boe.rd, as constituted J. G. COATES, under the Fire Brigades Act, 1908. For Minister of J ustim. F. H. D. BELL, Minister of Internal Affairs. Member of Licensing Committee appointed. Department of Justice, Oonaul o.f Italy at Melbourne appointed. Wellington, 6th April, 1920. IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased Department of Internal Affairs, H to appoin~ . Wellington, 12th April, 1920. IS Excellency the Governor-General directs it to be DONALD FINLAISON SUTHERLAND H notified that he has been informed by His Majesty's to be a member of the Licensing Committee for the district Secretary of State for the Colonies that the King's Exe of Wakatipu. qua.tur empowering J. G. COATES, Mr. A. GROSSARDI For Minister of Justice. to act as Italian Consul e.t Melbourne for Australia., New Zealand, e.nd Fiji received His Majesty's signature on the Registrar of the Supreme Court appointed. loth January last. F. H. D. BELL, Minister of Internal Affairs. Department of Justice, Wellington, 10th April, 1920. IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased H to appoint Appointment in High Commissioner's Office. JoHN LOGAN STOUT, Esq., S.M., to be Registrar of the Supreme Court at Palmerston North, Department of Internal Affairs, on and from the 1st day of April, 1920, vice E. Page, Esq., Wellington, 12th April, 1920. S.M. H IS Excellency the Governor-General in Council has J. G. COATES; been pleased to appoint, under section 9 of the High For Minister of Justice. Commissioner Act, 1908, ALEC LESLIE WILSON Justices of the Peace resigned. as Clerk in the office of the High Commissioner for New , Zealand in London, from the 19th day of August, 1918. Department of Justice, F. H. D. BELL, Wellington, 12th April, 1920. Minister of Internal Affairs. IS Excellency thP Governor-General bas been pleased H to accept the resignations by ERNEST GEORGE LILLY, Esq., of Auckland; Member of Southland Land Board reappointed. FREDERICK CoTTON RowLEY, Esq., of Tokomaru Bay; and HERBERT MAYNE SMEETON, Esq., of Auckland, Department of Lands and Survey, of their appointments as Justices of the Peace for the Wellington, 8th April, 1920. Dominion of New Zealand. IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased J. G. COATES, H to reappoint For Minister of Justice. HENRY JOHN MIDDLETON to be a member of the Southland Land Board. Registrars of Births, etc., appointed. D. H. GUTHRIE, Minister of Lands. Office of Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 9th April, 1920. T HE Publio Service Commissioner has made the fol · Trustee of the Hairini Rabbit Di.strict appointed,-Notice lowing appointments in the Public Service :- No. 2006. (Mrs.) ISABEL ANDERSON BAGNALJ, to be Registrar of Births and Deaths of Maoris, and Vacci Department of Agriculture, nation Inspector, at Te Ahuahu, as from the 1st April, 1920. Wellington, 10th April, 1920. IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased (Mrs.) MARGARET RICHMO'ID BusH H to appoint, in terms of section 75 (2) of the Rabbit to be Registrar of Births and Deaths of Maoris, and Vacci Nuisance Act, 1908, nation Inspector, at Karioi, as from the 22nd March, 1920. A. COULTER FRANCIS HALLIDAY GARTH to be a trustee of the Hairini Rabbit District to fill the to be Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, and Vacci vacancy left unfilled at the first election of trustees of the nation Inspector, for the district of Arrow, as from the said district. 24th March, 1920. W. NOSWORTHY, A. C. TURNBULL, Minister ef Agriculture. Secretar:y. APRIL 15.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1145 lnapector for tke Purp Appointing W edneJJday aa the Statutory Cloaing-day in the An:ac Day. Separate Diatrict of the Borough of Eketahuna. Prime Minist.er's Office, Wellington, 29th March, 1920. W HEREAS by section 17 of the Shops and Offices Act, HEREBY notify, for public information, that as Anzac 1908, it is enacted that the result of every poll I Day this year falls on a Sunday it is specially fitting, taken in any separate or combined district under the authority in remembrance of the notable deeds of the Australians and of that section shall be notified to the Minister of Labour in our own New Zealand soldiers on that memorable and his the manner therein provided, and the Mjnister shall there torical occasion, that special aervices of public worship be upon appoint the day determined by the result of such poll held by all religious denominations, and I therefore suggest as the statutory closing-day for that district : to all Ministers of religion and all congregations to hold such. And whereas the Town Clerk of the Borough of Eketahuna services at such hours during the forenoon or afternoon as has notified to me that the result of the poll taken in the are found convenient. separate district of the Borough of Eketahuna is in favour W. F. MASSEY, of Wednesday as the statutory closing-day in that separate Prime Minister· district: Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers in this behalf conferred on me by the said section. 17, I, William Ferguson I Massey, Minister of.Labour, do hereby appoint Wednesday Re,,ult of Poll for Proposeil Loan. as the statutory closing-day in the separate district of the Borough of Eketahuna. Wellington, 13th April, 1920. Dated at Wellington this 7th day of April, 1920. HE following notice, received from the Chairman of the T Council of the County of Thames, is published in W. F. MASSEY, accordance with the provisions of the Local Bodies' Loans Minister of Le.hour. Act, 1913. NoTE.-This notice takes effect from the 1st day of June, J. ALLEN, 1920, and continues in force till another day is e.ppointed Minister of Finance. by a simile.r poll [section 17 (11)]. THAMES COUNTY. I Result of Poll on the Proposal to raise a Loan of £'!0,000. Appointing Thuraday as the Statutory Closing-day in the Pu11su ANT to section 12 of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, Separate District of the Borough of Wairoa. 1913, I hereby give notice that at a poll of the ratepayers of the Puriri Bridge Special Rating Area, County of Thames, HEREAfl by section 17 of the Shops and Offices Act, taken on the 26th day of ~larch, 1920, on the proposal of W 1908, it is enacted that the result of every poll the Thames County Council to raise a loan of £20,000 for taken in any separate or combined district under the authority the purpose of constructing a bridge across the Waihou River of that section shall be notified to the Minister of Labour at Puriri, with a toll-gate thereon, the number of votes re in the manner therein provided, and the Minister shall there corded for the proposal was 94, and the number of votes upon appoint the day determined by the result of such poll recorded against the proposal was 53 ; informal, 1 ; total, as the statutory closing-day for that district : 148. And whereas the Town Clerk of the Borough of Wairoa I therefore declare that the proposal was carried. has notified to me that the result of the poll taken in the Dated this 30th day of March, 1920. separate district of the Borough of Wairoa is in favour of JAMES MoCOBMIOK, Thursday as the statutory closing-day in that separate County Chairman. district: Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers in this behalf conferred on me by the said section 17, I, William Ferguson Massey, Minister of Labour, do hereby appoint Thursday as Results of Poll8 for Proposed Loans. the statutory closing-day in the separate district of the Borough of Wairoa. Wellington, 9th April, 1920. Dated at Wellington this 7th day of April, 1920. HE following notices, received from the Mayor of the T Council of the Borough of Milton, a.re published in W. F. MASSEY, . accordance with the provisions of the Local Bodies' Loans Minist.er of Labour. Act, 1913. NoTE.-This notice takes effect from the 1st day of June, W. F. MASSEY, 1920, and continues in force till another day is e.ppointed by Acting Minister of Finance. a simil&r poll [section 17 ( 11 )]. 1146 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 38 Notice .fixing tke Closing-hours of Boot and Bkoe Dealers' working-days as follows: On Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes l'lhops in tke Borough of Palmerston North., under tke l'lhops days, and Thursdays at 5.30 p.m., and on Fridays at 9 p.m., and Offices Act, 190/i. • with the following exceptions-(1) the working-day immedi ately preceding Christmas Day and the working-day imme • HEREAS a requisition in writing, signed by a majority diately preceding New Year's Day, when the closing-hour W of the occupiers of all the boot and shoo rlealers' shall be 11 p.m. ; (2) should the occupier of any shop affected shops in the Borough of Palmerston North, has been for by this requisition observe (pursuant to section 19 of the warded to me, desiring that all such shops in the district Shops and Offices Act, 1908) any of the days therein men shall be closed in the evening of working-days as follows : tioned other than Saturday as the statutory closing-day in On Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays at 5.30 p.m., any week, then and in such case the closing-hour on Saturday and on Saturdays at 6 p.m., with the following exceptions for any such shop in that week shall he 6 p.m., and should (1) should the occupier of any shop affected by this requisi such special day fall on l!'riday the closing-hour on the work tion observe, pursuant to section 11 (2) of the Shops a,nd ing-day immediately preceding such Friday shall, subject to Officee Act, 1908, Saturday as the statutory closing-day, then exception (1) hereof, be 9 p.m.: and in such case the closing-hour on Wednesday shall be And whereas the Dunedin City Council has certified tbat 5.30 p.m. and on Friday shall be 6 p.m.; (2) should the the signatures to such requisition represent a majority of the occupier at any shop affected by this requisition observe, occupiers of all the shops in each of the trades of {l) draper, pursuant to section 19 of the Shops and Offices Act, 1908, (2) clothier and mercer, and (3) boot retailer within the City any of the days therein m,mtioned other than Wednesday as of Dunedin: the statutory closing-day in any week, then and in such case Now, therefore, I, William l!'erguson Massey, Minister of the closing-hour on Wednesday in any such week shall be Labour. in pursuance of section 25 of the Shops and Offices 6 p.m., and if such day should fall on Saturday the closing Act, 1908, do hereby direct that on and after the 19th day hour on Friday in any such week shall be 6 p.m., and, of April, 1920, all the shops in each of the trades of (1) draper, further, if such special day should fall on Friday the closing (:!) clothier and mercer, and (3) boot retailer within the City hour on Saturday for those shops that are usually closed for of Dunedin shall be closed accordingly. the half-holiday on Saturday shall be 6 p.m. ; (3) subject Dated at Wellington this 19th day of April, 1920. to exception (5) hereof, the working-days (other than the W. F. MASSEY, daya observed as statutory closing-days) in the period from Minister of Labour. the 20th day of December to the 30th da,y of December (both dat.es inclusive), when the closing-hour shall be 9 p.m.; (4) Thursday and Friday of Spring Show week, when the RedP./ining Boundaries, of Ike Borough,._, of Devonpf)Tt and closing-hour shall be 9 p.m. ; (5) the working-day immediat.ely Takapuna. preceding Christmas Day and the workit1g-day immediately preceding New Year's Day, when the closing-hour shall be Department a£ Internal Affairs, 10.30 p.m.: Wellington, 8th April, 1920. And whereas the Palmerston North Borough Council has P URSUANT to the provisions of section 20 of the Muni certified that the signatures to such requisition represent a cipal Corporations Amendment Act, 1910, the bound majority of the occupiers of all the boot and shoe dealers' aries of the Borough of Devonport are hereby defined as set shops within the Borough of Palmerston North: out in the First Schedule hereto, the boundaries of the said Now, therefore, I, William Ferguson Massey, Minister of borough having been altered by an Order in Cuuncil dated Labour, in pursuance of section 25 of the Shops and Offices the 16th clay of 1Iarch, 1920, made under the Municipal Act, 1908, do hereby direct that on and after the 26th day Corporations Amendment Act, 1913, published in the Neu of April, 1920, all the boot and shoe dealers' shops in the Zealand Ga,ette No. 28, of the 18th da.y of March, 1920. Borough of Palmerston North shall be closed as follows: On And also, in pursuance of the said section 20 of the l\funi Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and l!'ridays at 5.30 p.m., cipal Corpora.tions Amendment Act, 1910, the boundaries of r the Borough of Takapuna affected by the said Order_ in and on Saturdays at 6 p.m., with the following exccptions- (1) should the occupier of any shop affected by this requisi Council dated the 16th day of llfareh, 1920, are hereby de tion observe, pursuant to section 11 (2) of the Shops and fined as set uut in the Second Schedule hereto. Offices Act, 1908, Saturday as the statutory closing-day, then and in such case the closing-hour on Wednesday for any such FIRST SCHEDULE. shop shall be 5.30 p.m.; and the closing-hour on Friday for BOUNDARIES OF THE BOROUGH OF DEVONPORT. any such shop shall be 6 p.m. ; (2) should the occupier of ALL that area in the North Auckland Land District bounded any shop affected by this requisition observe, pursuant to by a line commencing at a point on low-water mark of section 19 of the Shops and Offices Act, 1908, any of the Ngataringa Bay in line with the south-ea~tern boundary days therein mentioned other than Wednesday as the statu " northern portion " of Lot IX of Section 1, Parish of Taka tory closing-day in any week, then and in such case t-hc puna, and proceeding to and along the said boundary and closing-hour for any such shop on Wednesday in any such the south-eastern boundary of Subdivision 36 of Lot VII; week shall be 6 p.m., and if such day should fall on Satur thence along the north-eastern boundary of the said sub day the closing-hour for any such shop on Friday in any such division for a distance uf 200 links ; thence along a right week shall be 6 p.m., and, further, if such special day should line bearing 75° east of nort.h to the main Devonport-Wai fall on Friday th"" closing-hour on Saturday for those shops wcra Road, and across the said road to the south-western that are usually closed for the half-holiday on Saturday shall corner of Lot VI ; thence along the southern boundary of be 6 p.m. ; (3) subject to exception (5) hereof, on the working said Lot VI and its production to low-water mark of the days (other than the days observed as statutory closing-days) Hauraki Gulf; thence along the low-water mark of the said in the period from the 20th day of December to the 30th Hauraki Gulf and of Waitemata Harbour and Ngataringa day of December (both days inclusive) the closing-hour shall Bay to the point of commencement : be the aforesaid bearing be 9 p.m.; (4) on Thursday and on Friday of Spring Show and distance more or less. week the closing-hour shall be 9 p.m.; (5) on the working day immediat.ely preceding Christmas Day and on the work ing-day immediately preceding New Year's Day the closing SECOND SCHEDULE. hour shall be 10.30 p.m. BOUNDARIES OF THE BOROUGH OF TAKAPUNA. The notice published in the New Zmland Ga.zetfe of the ALL that area in the North Auckland Land District bounded 28th ,July, 1910, fixing the closing-hours of boot and shoe by a line commencing at the north-western corner of Sec shops in the Borough of Pa.!merston North is hereby can tion 104, Parish of Takapuna, and proceeding thence along celled as from the date of coming into operation of this the southern side of Archer Road to the northernmost corner notice. of the said section ; thence along a right line to the south Dated at Wellington this 14th day of April, 1920. western corner of Section 12, and along the northe1n side of W. F. MASSEY, the road forming the southern boundary of that section ; Minister of Labour. thence across that road and along the north-west.em boundary of Section 3 to Gordon Avenue; thence along the north western side of said Gordon Avenue to and across Beacons Notice fixing tke Olosing-kours of ( l) Drapers', ( 2) Clothiers field Road (Devonport-Waiwera Road); thence along the and Mercers', and (3) Boot Retailers' Shops in tke City of north-eastern side of that road to Sea View Road, and along Dunedin, under tk, Shops and Offices Act, 1.908. the north-western side of Sea View Road to and down a stream crossing at the westernmost corner of Allotment 25 HERE.AS a requisition in writing, signed by a majority of Section 5 to the high-water mark of the Wairau Stream; W of the occupiers of all the shops in each of the trades thence along the high-water mark to the south-eastern corner of (1) draper, (2) clothier and mercer, and (3) boot retailer in of Allotment 23 of Section 5, and across the mouth of the the City of Dunedin, has been forwarded to me, desiring that said Wairau Stream and along the high-wat.er mark of the all such shops in the city shall be closed in the evening of Hauraki Guli to the southern boundary of Lot VI of Sec- APRIL 15.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1147 tion 1, Parish of Takapuna ; thence along the northern to be members of the Board of Agriculture established by boundary of the Borough of Devonport hereinafter Exports.-Weekly. ETURN of PRINCIPAL EXPORTS of NEW ZEALAND PRonucE from the Dominion during the Week ended Tuesday, R 6th April, 1920. NoTE.-These figures are subject to alteration. They represent the entries from the ports received st Head Office, Wellington, up to /l p.m. on Tuesday. • Goods exported are credited ss far as possible to each district of production (as per list appended to return for week ended 31st August, 19Hi, New Zealand Gazette No. 103, page 3117), whether exported through the port for such district or not. ------~ ---- ·------·- Frozen Meats. Districts.• Butter. Cheese. Gold. Lamb. I Mutton. I Other. £ I £ £ £ £ £ Auckland ...... 576 Ksipsrs ...... Tsursnga ...... Gisborne ...... New Plymouth ...... We.itsra ...... Pe.tea .. 24,559 238,900 ...... Wanganni .. 47,088 12,409 9,310 16,657 726 .. Wellington ...... 23,250 ...... Napier •• .. .. 3,851 10,015 36,682 6,979 481 .. Wairau (including Picton) •• 2,064 5,567 ...... Nelson •. .. 4,516 ...... Westport .. 1,670 ...... Greymouth .. 2,082 ...... Hokitika .. 2,177 1,258 ...... Lyttelton .. .. 1,101 ...... Timsru ...... I ...... Oamaru ...... Dunedin ...... I ...... Invercargill .. .. I .. .. I .. , .. ----- Totals .. 88,007 J-26~:250 ---;:242 --2M361--1-,207 576 Phormium Districts.• Grain and .1 Hides and (including Tallow. Timber. Wool. I · Pulse. Skins. Tow). ------£ £ £ £ £ £ £ Auckland 1 1,263 14,510 Kaiparn .. Tsurangs Gisborne New Plymouth 2,184 1,320 Wsitsrs .. Patea Wangsnui 1,902 7,318 Wellington 4,121 10,099 Napier .. 40,634 4,721 Wairau (including Picton) •• 6,150 19 3,546 Nelson •. I Westport 1,093 372 I Greymouth 208 16,082 Hokitiks 395 Lyttelton : : I 404 27,392 1 723 I 216 523 Timaru •. Oamaru .. Dunedin ~60 .. . : Invercargill :: I__'_:?" __:_: __ 4: .. 1,589 11,553 -----,----I 23:~86--16:~49-1-24~:897 Totals 1 Customs Department, W. B. MONTGOMERY, Wellington, 7th April, 1920. Comptroller of Customs. APRIL 15.) THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1149 Ezporta.-Weekly. ETURN of P&INOIPAL EXPORTS of NEW ZEALAND P&ODUOE from the Dominion during the Week ended Tuesday, R 13th April, 1920. NOTE.-These figures are subject to alteration. They represent the entries from the ports received at Head Office, Wellington, up to 5 p.m. on Tuesday. * Goods exported are credited as far as possible to each district of production (as per list appended to return for week ended 31st August, 1915, New Zealand Gazette No. 103, page 3117), whether exported through the port for such district or not. Frozen Meat.a. Dlatrlcts.• Butter. Cheese. Gold. Lamb. Mutton. Other. £ £ £ £ £ £ Auckland 176 82 Ka.ipara Tauranga Gisbome New Plymouth Waitara Patea .• Wanganui 22,222 8,741 Wellington 2 16,304 Napier 5,668 Wairau (including Picton) Nelson 683 Westport Greymouth Hokitika Lyttelton 26,910 66,676 Timaru Oamaru Dunedin Inveroargill 38,387 19,603 Totals 27,769 149,166 28,344 84 I Phormiom District.a.• Grain and Hides and (lncludlug Tallow. Timber. Wool, Pnlae. Skins. I Kaurl-gum. I Tow). £ £ £ £ £ £ £ Auckland 2 118 19,309 20 Ka.ipara 9,091 Tauranga Gisbome New Plymouth Wa.itara Pate& Wanganui 26,649 Wellington 2,189 1,081 Napier. Wa.irau (including Picton) Nelson Westport Greymouth Hokitik& Lyttelton 1,776 16,688 Timaru 1,837 Oamaru Dunedin 30,344 244 6,470 80,683 Invercargill 484 1,200 69,636 Totals 2 34,864 1,443 64,303 9,111 166,906 Customs Department, W. B. MONTGOMERY, Wellington, 14th April, 1920. Comptroller of Customs. 1150 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 38 Immigration and Emigration Returns. ETURN of IMMIGRATION to and EMIGRATION from the DOMINION of NEW ZEALAND during the MONTH of MARCH, R 1920, showing the Countries from which Persons arrived and to which they departed, and the Ports of Arrival and Departure. ARRIVALS FROM AND DEPARTURES TO DIFFERENT COUNTRIES, Arrivals. Departures. ------·------Countries. Adults. Children. Adults. I Children. 1 -- ___ I___ p!~~~~. _____I ___ I___ I___ Ip:~~~E!. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. I I United Kingdom • . . . . . 149 262 51 I 40 502 95 98 I 18 20 231 Australian Commonwealth .. .. 1,376 1,066 194 193 2,829 1,275 922, 86 91 2,374 Cook Islands ...... 2 1 . . . . 3 5 8 I 1 1 15 Fiji • . • • .. .. . 56 42 13 15 126 56 32 I 10 7 105 Canada • . • . . . I 111 67 12 12 202 61 48 i 12 2 123 United States and Canal Zone 59 41 I 4 3 107 73 44 9 6 132 Hawaii ...... 4 5 .. • • 9 8 7 j 1 .. 2 16 9 8 7 1 ~~!~~ly Isi~nds : : : : : : i ~ .. .. ~i ~~ 3: I ~ 2 ~~ Society Islands • • . . . . 9 3 8 6 26 ...... Foreign Pacific Islands (undefined) . . 3 1 . . . . 4 · 4 2 1 . . 7 1------:-----·- Tota.ls, March, 1920 .. .. ; 1,869 1,497 290 216 3,932 1,632 1,197 I 146 131 3,106 Totals, March, 1919 .. .. ' 672 625 126 122 1,545 885 6841~ 78 1,761 ------~------The arrivals during the month of March, 1920, exceeded the departures by 826. In the corresponding month of 1919 there was an excess of departures over arrivals of 216. ARRIVALS AT AND DEPARTURES FROM DIFFERENT NEW ZEALAND PORTS.* Arrivals. Departures. I parts. I ----- Adults. I Ohlldren. j Malell. I, Females. I Persons.Total Adults. Children, Males. I I I I Females. I ~~- Auckland •. .. .. 1,602 254 1,084 772 1,856 1,216 I 121 543 1,337 I 794 i Wellington .. .. 1,639 284 1,000 923 1,923 I 1,494 135 915 714 1.,629 Lyttelton •• ...... I 2 .. 2 .. 2 Timaru ...... 7 .. I 1 6 7 Invercargill .. .. 125 28 75 78 153 I 110 211 66 65 131 ------'------Totals, March, 1920 .. 3,366 566 2,159 1,773 3,932 ,.,,, I "' I ,. ,,, , .,.. ,.,,, ------Totals, March, 1919 .. 1,291 I 248 798 747 1,545 ~9-~ ~~11,761 CIIINEBIII (Included above). Arrivals. Departmes. - JI Me.lea. Females. Males. Females. At Auckland ...... 86 ... From Auckland ... 25 ,, Wellington ...... 69 ... Wellington ;;; ... 25 3 - - " - - 155 ... 50 3 NOTE.- Figures of arrivals do not include members of Expeditionary Forces. • It is important to mention that, in the returns from which this table is made up, immigrants to the Dominion are all counted at the first port of arrival, and emigrants at the final port of departure. Census and Statistics Office, J. W. BUTCHER, Wellington, 14th April, 1920. Acting Government Statistician. > i MAGISTRATES' COURTS -CRIMINAL CASES. I-' 01 t:, T.ABLB showmg the NmtBBB of PBBSONS brought bofnre the several M.AGISTBATms' CocraTS in New Zeal&nd during the Year 1919, and summarily dealt with, &c. . ..; I . , I Classlllcatlon of Summary Convictions, according t;o Offences . Excludl~~c-%':f!:/'l~ Chargeo Arrested \ .§ .S .:i ~ I! ...: Ii Against the I,."g · ,; ' . ! Revenue • ~ " i _a 8 '" o Person only. " " ~ " ,:. "' • Agamst Good Order. I Acta ., Prev!ouo Columno. or summoned. =~ =a u ~ "C ;; :; ;i...~ = - ... ~ . .£ ~ - ' ~ ~~ G) ~ I ! ~ ~ !.8t .! E g ~ E - . ~~ i TotalOffences, ti1i'"'~ 2 ~ o i:i ai . ~.om rt.J'Clo>. !tit: =S • a, • .S="CI~ includJng !;;:!l-1 "g 8 8 oe,13 G)q.c ~i:i~t: o= ~. !R ~! 8 -=os= Courto. .s - ; Multiple Charges, -5-s'o g " I oe l » i ~ ~ gp:js E ~~ & ,c, 0 .. i~ J . I l;..~ 1 'i3 '":§ each Offence ~.id 'ii 'g :§ ~ :; 11:1 .S~ 1:1 bfle ;j;;: E! ti:5 ~=~ :: ~ ' ~~ e '"'·;:.;'§ being Ag'" !!I -5 _ a § o -o . .5- ..,l! ~~ ;,,~ """" ;a'2 o ,." =i ZH::.:3i>< II Distinct Arrests I DlotlnctSummary reckoned as a tt;J$: ·s 'a I ! S § i I ~ ~ tr!5: !;E-t5~ ~ ! A= e oo .., i=-a ~ 8 ~ .i or Convlctions. 1-3 Dlstillct Person. C, S .$ $ 0 rS OJ e ~ j .au3 =; ! o -~ I 5i ~ A it 5 ~ 5 5 ~ .S Summonses. ..,.. A re O tlJ I o g"C!.s ..,.. ' 1 1:1:t at "Z O tt.1._ 0 0 I -< -- i:a:i ;rn d I .s - £1: = u ~ ---':----':-I _,___I II I ! Auck!and Provincial District- ' --1-'--:, I I ' I I I I z l ; I t_:i:j M, & F. M. I ~-. ~-. I ~-. ~-..F:.1 ~-...F: 111, F: ~-. .F'. ~-. ~-. j ''.·. -~ I ~·. .F: ~-. /:[ ~: ~: ~-. -~· ~-. I ~-. ~-. ~: ~-. ~-. ~-.1 _11: ~-. .F: ~-. ~: i M. & Jr. M. Jr. !'1' -~ F. ~: . •F: A~~:;- ~ 1 N 3: ~2512 .~~413~~ l~~: ;~. ~!I 84 ~. 2 .~~92~~1 : : : : -~ : . ~6 • : : l ,~~5:l~~i ~ . ~:: : : : : . ~01 2,155 1,943121211,979 1: Au!!~~ ~~ ;i ~ ~~. ~ 1~~ ~~O ~ ~~. 1 ~~5 ~~ ~~2 ;J ~~ t_:i:j r1 1 1 Sum.mons 3,155,2,923:.2324941 2925718188['12 6 2 18 11,960170[ .. ··1 51 9 9 .. 108 11 .. .. 33'I. 3148 29,· 573 29 10 2 9 .• 1,019 87 2,644 2,450.194 1,868 1,725 143 1 1 1 I Cambridge- I I I ( I I I 1 I ~ Arrest 60 59, 1 . . . . . 2 ...... 2 . . 2 . . 53 I 'I . . · 1 l ...... 16 1 • . . . 271 . . . .•• , 9 . . . • ...... • • • • : 51 50, 1 45 441 1 1 1 1 > Co~i::::::.~:~- 62i 56! 6 , 18 3 1 •• .. ; • • .. ! . . 3: 3 ...... • . . . . / • • • • • • 3. .. i •••• ! 13 . . . • . . . . 1 21 2 60 55: 5 40 371 3 z 1 1 1 t, Arrest 3 21 1 ...... _ l I .... : ...... 1 ...... 1 .. 1 1 i. • • • 1 . • ...... • . 3 2 11 3 2 1 1 Da~;~~~~ 271 25 2 4[ 1 .. lj .l...... 21 . ... [ 1 ...... 2 •• •• •• 2 ·-'11:·· 3 .. •• •• •• •• 12 .. . 25 23 2( 19 19II 1 11 1 1 1 .Arreet 35 35; 5 .. 1,. ·1 4... 2 .. 1. 22 ··I ··,·...... 14, •. .. .. 5 .. ··I·· 3 ...... ··I·· .. .. 22 22 ! 17 17 1 Summons 163 158 5 16..•. [ 10 .. 6;...... 126 5 . ,! .. 16...... 11 •• •• •• 3 .. , 15, 2 34 1 ...... 1.. 47 2 132 128 4 1 109 105 4 ~ I t_:i:j Giaborne- ' I 1 ' • , 1 I I I I ' I ' I I I I Arrest 446 432 14 71 13, 11 1 . . 121,. 8 21 391 II . . . . 7 1 . . . . 62 2 . . . . 213 6, 21 1 2 61 ...... T. 27 . . 331 320 11 . 301 2921 9 1-3 1 1 Su!"mons 441: 415. 26 47 2 22 2' 1[.. . .• 1.. 1 345 22, ··:·. 10/ 2 .. . . 16, 6 .. ,.. 9 21' 54; 4 1 77 1 4. I.. 2,.. 176 4 347 324 23 285 266' 19 1-3 1 1 1 1 Hamilton- I 1 ! I f I I I l I I ! 1 [ , M • •••• • • • • .• Arreet 165 161( 4 2 2 .. 1 4 1 18[·. 135 3 1 3• . . . .. 32, ...... 70 3 1 3 16 . . .• . • . • . • 11 • • 126 122 4, 109 106 3 1 1 Sum~ons 508 4791 29 79 3 36l 2. 7... 3 2 3.. 351, 221 . . . . 4.. • • . • 19 1 . . . . 7 . · I 26 1 3 181 13 • . . . 11.. 103 5, 432 405 27! 338 3171 21 1 1 Helensv1lle- I 1 j I · , , I I ' Arrest 3 3 . • . ... 1 . · 1 ·. • ...... 3 .. , ...... • . . 1 • • . . . . 2 . . • ·I·. . . . • . • . . • • ...... , 3 3 .. f 3 3! ...... • • • • .Skummo.ns 33 27 6. 2, .. 25 6 1 1 ...... • l 411 10 1 ...... 10 3, 28 25 31 26 23 3 H 1 1 1 1 urangt- I ' 1 Arrest 2 21 .. .. • • • • • • • I.. , . . . . 2: • • ...... • . . . . . • . . . • 1 . . • • . • 1 . • . . . • . • .. .. • . 1 1 • , 1 1 1 1 1 Summons 161 111 5, .. , 3. . .. -: ... ·1 8 ' 5 • • ...... I . • . . . • ...... • 4 .. . . . • • • . • 4 5 11 9 21 8 61 2 1 1 1 Ht~~~~- 5 5 . ·I . . . · I· .. .. I .. /...... 5 ...... I ...... · '1 · ...... • . . 5 .. ' 51 5 I 5 51 Sum none 8 7( l 1 . • • • ... , . . . . , • . . 6 1 .. . . 1.. . , ...... 1 . . 1.. 1 . . • .. • . . . • 2 1: 7 6 1. 6 Ii 1 I-' I-' Ot I-' i\IAGISTRATES' COURTS.-CRIMINAL CASES...... 01 TABLE showing the NUMBER of PERSONS brought before the several MAGISTRATES' COURTS in New Zealand during the Year 1919, and summarily dealt with, &c. -continued. "" -d f'la~siflcation of Summary Convictions. according to Offences ~ 1[ Excluding llultipie Charges Arrested ~g" d -; ~ Against the I u'g c ;1 Revenue 0 Against GQ()d Order. included In or summoned. ~ :;; Pers.on only. .: ,:,e o .:::1 i::. ~ >. Acts. E~ J ,::t: <:,.l c:J Previous Columns. ::s ~ -t,c;"-::l § ~ .!i t,f i:i ~ s~ ~" :'I Total Offences, &~·::: ~ ~ Q,)~ .s gi O § t! - ::i ! "' ,B .. ~ ~ including ~i: ~ ;! :j I " gj ~ g-g~ Courts. § ; .s ~ 1-f~~ :-gf~ ~~ .B. ~ I I ci ~ 1,- l\Jultiple Charges, al 8 ~ "g ~ ;;;c:;..., ~ ":t= ~ ,co .~~ 'iii ~GS.~ I each OffC'nce ~~~ "' ::; ::'.' ~ o!~ o .. 8 .c-oo i::~ .!::d:i:::~ j ~ ! i .~] being :·»;~ . dd j 'ii 1 Distinct Arrests reckoned a~ a "'"" I s "8 ~ ~~ ~.~_g ~I~~ :.:: B~o~ Distinct Summary :> ~ - " ·1 t(, rn Cl Distinct Person. 8 ·a >.:; :::E-.ct; ~ A :s le ·1 I:;; g~:!~ or Convictions. 8 ~ ;t El:§ ~ O.:: ~-; ;aQ "' ~ ~ Summonses. s~ iS ~ ! £0 . i i~ 1· ! o ·a I ~ <~ ~~:11~ i ~: ~ "'·~ 0 ;:' "'< ~ ~UJ ~ .... I ~ ------·· - I ! -~·-1··---- ' -3 Auckland Provincial District-I i I I, I I--i-1--1 I I I ' I i I I I I P::: continued. I ' :j I t_:,j Huntlv- iM.&11'. I I I i ! . I I I · 1 I I ' M. IF.!M.IIF. M._F.IM.IIF.,M.iF. M. II'. M .... F. I'. M F.! M., P. M. I ,.M. & F., 1\1. I F. IF.: M.1· M. F. M. M. I ! M. M<. M. 1 F. M. I F IM. & ~- 1 I F. F. F.1. F., 1 Arrest 22 21 1 2 • • a' . . 1. · I .. I ...... L>, 1 i • • . • . .. · I 1 I I . . . . 13 ...... 1 11 ..... ,.. . . 161 15 1 11 101 l Summons 84 83 :i . . . . (l .. I .. 1•. , •••. 11 H 14 1 2 8 .. ' 10 .. :17 11 .... : .. 1.. 17 78! l 69· 1 G3 1 .. 701 Kaeo- 1 '1 .. I .. ·· ··H wl ,, ' I . Arrest I 1 I I ~ , .. i .... "]"I ...... j ...... I .. ; .. Ii .. ·I .. '...... 1 Summons ·· i ··• ··I ·· ·.I.. ·.\:: ··\·· •• •• .. I .. "I . ·, .... I..... , I ...... I .. ... I ::I:: I ~ 1 i .... ·r .. Kaikohe- 1 ··, ·• .. I I I ' ' I . ·r .. ·.. ·r .. t_:,j Arre•t 33 1 .... , .. 1 28 321 i 1.... I .... •· ... 32 .. •I .... 1 1 1.. 1 .... 27 lf 27 S11tnill0IIR 91 ·:1 ...... ~H .. "I ~ 18/ .. 11.. 51 .. : .. 90. 11 2 . . 9 . . 2!.. . • . .•. 76 1 .. : . ,J, .. I .. .. L 1 .. 1 .. .. 67 66, L 54 Kaitaia- I fl .. 2 18... , 2 .. , "i" 3~1 .. ?.ii ' . I I I ,! ·. , , ~ I i I I I µ.,,. Arrest 22/ 221 .. ,, li .. 1_ .. , .. ! ...... 201 • ·1 . . . . 2j.. . . :. ·1· ~ 51 " I • ~ .. 101 •. i • • • • • .. •11 11 101 Summo11ti 139, 1 I 101 132. 7 24 2 17: 41 4• ...... 871 1: .... , 31...... ", ••••"1··1. 1 9 • , D , , 36• .. • • 1 , Ill 105n_ ... 6 81! 80, z Kawakawa : ' I I 271 ' I . I "11/ I ' I t:J Arrest ' . I I 6 1 , I i 11 101 1 .. , ...... , .. I...... 1 s:_ .. 11 ...... 1; .. I .. I .. 1 • I 10 sl 8 1 ..... I...... I 9i Summons 33! 29 3 . • 11 •• 2, • • .. .. •. 25 1 .... 1 .. , ... 11 3 I 2 ~' . i'I 41 i 1 1 ...... ,I ...... 30 21, 3 24' Kawhia- 1 1 ··1" ui "111 231 I I . . I Arrest ' ·I_ .... , .... \ ...... 1 . 6, .. 11 ...... 1 .. 1 .. .. 3 (li (JI (Ji · · i .... 311 .. J ...... ' .. 6 61 Summons I t_:,j~ 6. 6 ..... , .. I ··.···! ... . 6[ i, .. 1 .. 6 61 6[ Kohukohu '"I" .. ,.. ··:I .. .. ·I 51 I ...... I I "'I". :: ::, J: .. ii :: I 8 Arrest I i .. I .. ···1 .. 1 .. I .. .. I 8 Summons "" .. I.[ ...... 26 25 ··I.. . • 2, ··I "I .. , "I" i ...... ~~I i...1._··I ··. . .1. .. i l.'i! 19, Mangonni- 1 1i' ...... 11 . • i[.. 31 . • • .. • °I"" 231 221 11 191 .. t:"'.1 ' I I ' Arrest 1 11 .. .. I 1 .. 1 ··I" .... •1 ·· .... 1 ...... Summons "'I" ...... I...... ··I·· ..... ·. 16 I .. .. 14...... 11. •• •. 2 4 6 la~I l"!I... ·· ,I .. 131 Matamata i:I .. i: ...... l...... ·1 Arrest I l;i .. i~I " ...... 1, .. 3.i... 11: .. .. 11'...... 2 3 =~i 2' Summons 13 . ·1 . . . . 3.. . 2[ :: :: :: 12 121 Matiere- 10: . ·1!, . . .. 2...... l "31 : :: :: ... : 101 10' I Arrest 7 11 ' I I 1 .... 7 7 11 Summons ...... ··1· .... · ...._ .. 71...... '1 ·· ...... 17 2 • • 1 .. . ' .. .. 17 10 9 Maungaturoto 1611 i1 "i :: :: "ij'i :: .: ...... ··," .. • 8j 1~/ i Arrest 17 1 .. 17 ...... 1 .. 11: 1,.. .. . 5 10 101 10 lOi .. Summons 39 37, 2 4 •• 41 ...... , .... ··I .. .. 71 ·· .. .. 3 .. ··[·· . . • 1, 291 2, ...... 1 •, • • 3 . . .. 1 . . 4 ...... 211 2 301 28 2 23 21 2 z Mercer- I I ' ? Arrest 6' I 41 1 6 4 4, Summons 4 31 ••.••.. 1 .... , ••••• "1 "1 , ··I··• • • • 1 4 o:i :1 .. [ :: ~·:: :: :I J:: .• i :: :: :: :: :: ::I:: :: : 2, zl 4 3 3: CJ:) I Morrinsville I f 1 1 1 1 2 181 1 13 12 ~ 23 21 2 .. .. 2 7 41 I:" Arrest I I .... l1 .. ,.. I .. I I .. 1.. 11 .. 7 .·I 13 21 I 28191 28 22· Summons 35 35 .... I .. 2 .. 1 29 •• ··1"l...... ""'" 2 lli ...... "I"' "I" 16 221 ..... Ngaruawahia I I Ct J:: ::l::i .... 10 3, .. l 16 16 161 161 Arrest 16 16 .... , .... 1 .. 16 .. ••l••I ••I•• .. \.. ··I .. ..:...... • ... 1 .. 1...... 11 34 34 Summons 36 36 .... ' .. 4! .. 32 .. 1 2 .. 1 .. , .. .. 21 8 11 30 ao: Onehunga- I 4 .. 1 •• , .. 51 14 9 I 1 28 28 23 231 Arrest 1 11··1 "", 1, .. 33 • ·1 Summons 1:~: lf: .7 . 3 : : !I· i 38 1 .... 67 5 2 21 •• 4' l 6[ •• 39' 1, .• 15 2 101 951 6: 68 64 4 1 ! Opotiki I 1 91 Arrest 11 1 .... 1 .. 9 1 1 .. [ .. 1 1 5 1\ .. l 11 10 1 10 1 101 1 011 Summons 74 71 3 "l"i•••• 1 67 3 l .. 1 •• 5 3 61 .. : 9 43 3 68 65 3 64 3 Otahuhu- i 4 l 15 15 .. 15 Arrest 181 .. I 18 .. 13 .. 1.. 151 ::1 ::1 ): I :r! 73' 5 74 5 Summons 87181· 82 5 3 .. \· 2, •• ..··1· . 73 5 1, .. 2 l 13 .. · 421 3 14 2 79 68) 1-3 Otorohanga I 7 ll 10 1 11 1 Arrest 16 151 1 ••!• 15 1 8 101 681 4 18 321 4 61 57 4 58 54 4 ~ Summona 64 41 l ·,;,1:: 1, .. 58 4' 11 .. 31 .. Paeroa- I I z Arrest 27 27 .... 22 .. 1 .. 9 2 .. 4 17 17 .. , 15 15 t_:rj 41 •• .. 1.. 1 1, .. .I 1 1 Summons 49 31 8; 1 91 .. 29 2 1, .. 2 1 15 36 33 3 26 24 2 Papakura ~ 4:1 4 4 .. 3 3 Arrest 8 3 .. 3 t:'3 Summons 58 91 2, •• 2, .. 4, •• };;;n 41 91, 3, .. 1 2, .. 8 1, .. 37 3/i 2 32 2 t_:rj Paparoa- I :: ::~ Arrest -~91 .. I.... ,.. Summons ...... 1 " .. ,.. ::1::1 8 Port A wanui- I ··1 I ..I .. 31 Arrest 23 231 .. 4 4 ··1 4, •• 41 .. 2 2 14 141 .• 3 ~ 71·· 115 1 7' ··1 .. I ·i9 1.. 29 361 86 73 Summons 110 lO!l 1 6 8 .. ••!••j ..I. ·1 3 ...... "1! 851 t:I Pukekohe- I i ::11 Arrest 681 55 35 2, .. 14 .. 1 .. 3 1, •• .. 1 .. 1, 29 291 .. I 27 68: . ·I .. I .• 21 .. • 3 .. j .. J. 81--! "!"'i .. ··[ "'"' 1 28 1 "I" 1 36 4 90 85 5 72 681 4 Summons 1001 1031 6 3[ . . 13 2 5 • • • •. 821 4 .. ;.. I 2 •• 1 .. 5 101 •. Raglan I , , I 1· ~ Arrest 1! 1 • ... I•• 1, :r .. l 11 .. l t_:rj Summons 8 8 "I" ...... 7 7 7 7 7 ~I ::\ ::1 :· ::1::1 :: ::i :: :. •• • •• •• ••I•• ..I .. 1 .. , 1-3 Rawene- I "[·· .. Arrest 13 2 9 9 7 7 131 . ·1· ··I . 3, .. 6 ..... Summons 21·· .... 1... 8081 ..l ··1· .. 1.... 5 1 .. 4 ••··I 18 .i1:: :: 76 66 651 1 ~ 931 9~ ~ , 4 .. 2 ....• 411 l 741 2 Rotorua I Arrest 12 19 . . 1 .. 1 14 47 47 .. 37 37 62[ 62 .. 1 8 .. 2 .... 4 •• 481 .. 1 I·· ..... 1 "1: 6~ 142 135 7 116 112 4 1 ~~1:: :: 5 3 . 24 Ii Summons 160 8 20 5j l .... l .. : ... . 134 51 3411 "s[ I I :: : 4.. 2, .. i Russell- 16:1 1 1 2 ..... 2 1 3 3 2 l Arrest 4 1i ...... i.... •••• l .. 1 ... . 4 11 Summons 36, 181 101 30. 2021 10l 1 26 16 10 261 JOI "i .. 5, ...... ' •• ··'. •• 21 IOI .. I. ••I•• 21 ·· 1 .. Taumarunui "I I 9 73 731 69 69 Arrest sal 83 .. 1 •• ' .... 1 ...... I o .. I .. .. 77 ''I 2, .• 4 .. I. 61 57 4 Summons .. . 31 .. 4 6: .. :: ::I 25 271 2 84 raupo- 1 7:1 .. 5 Arrest 9;1· 2 2 6 6 6 9: J~~II :: ~l~I :: ::1 :: ::i :: ::1' 6: -~I I ··;·· ~ommone 2. 11 .. .. 2. 1 .... i ...... ::1: .~: :I .. 11 :. ::i::I "I :: I 3, 2 1 ..... Ot co MAGISTRATES' COURTS.-CRIMINAL CASES. I-" TABLE showing th" Nu,rnEll of PERSONS brought before the several MAGISTRATES' CouRTs in .New Zeale.nd during the Year 1!119, ,n,d summarily deah with, &c.-,:,mtinueti. .. ------~ ----~ Ot...... 1 I, . ! 1 j • ·1·1 Classlflcation of Summary Convictions, according to_Ol!ences --· 11 Excluding llultlple Charges tt> , I 1-, 1 Again~t the ~'g . e1 . Revenue 1 6 1 ~ 8 . a I I . included in Arrested I z: t.) .. i = ! i= "?: 0 Per ,00 only c i:: ;:: c . o:i • Against Good Order. Acts Q) • orsummCJned. E ~ 1 ~ -E' i ·::; :.:. s · :&: ?'>~ ~ -a' ~ t ------· -- .S ~ 1: Previous Columns. - 0::::, ?i~ ' '1) .!a d) ~ -~ ~ ~ ..!V '1) ~ 0 CC I I I 00 'i '1 Total Offences, ~2~ :: A 00 ~ ~ I ,n • .EZ'; 00"0 8 2 ~ ~ -; ~ g I c11 .51',c,~ : -·------0 Court&. including ; ~ _ ] ~ - o I ~ "d !s Q) o.::: o.. c ~ - o :, .E • ... ~ o c I Q) ~ ; 0 l\Iultiplc.Charges, 'fioO O ~ :;; j ~ !I d ; g g~:: g =.. ~ & -0° .. :o~ 1 ·§ · 1 ~ g.~ ~ f gf :a each Offence .~..,., -o "C _£ ..., .... 1 ~ Cl,) ""'4 .. 5 ..c; .t::'""' '= c ,.8 .:,a~ d ::. f Q.: :5 ~ I ! >.; ::, being Ac; ~ ~ :: 8 S I O !~ ~~~·..= :1: ~~ ~..., § ~ :9~ ~ d I ~ :B t: ~O,.j Distinct Arrests Distinct Summary reckoned as a ~ a= ·! "E E! S a i -; ; '"' ;'.:-~ ~ ;; E-1 :! ~ ~ ~ Agf 5 .g O i... gr~ '"' \ ~ f ~ ~ or Convictions. Distinct Per~on. ""'._ ~ - f - o S . i3 ::, : S gJ ~ ~ ~ = I Q o !3 I tr·~ =a cj I ~ j -8 ; :5 £ ,S I ~ .5 Summonses. . .S O : ~ I S i I u, .1,' a.i <- ~u:i·~ '.;3 fo r.?. t.1 .S I Q I ~ Z , O O ~ , I 'O i. rn O =~ ~ ~ ~ ,.., «I ~ I • ·1 d 1 .,: . I l"I ;;"' ..., ·- ' --, 1 - 1-- - . , -- , 1 i--,-n~ 1 1·-n , '[ 1 , , 11 1 -1---r- 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 8 Auckland Provincial District- ·, ' , '_ I 1 ! . ' I ; ·1 1 . . '. . - • i 1 , , ·1 I ' 1 continued. I I I f i I , J ·I I I ; I i i I i I , I I I I I M F. I Tauranga- ,M. & FI "- F. 1 M, j F •. M. ·."· 1 M •. F. IM., F. 1 M-1 F.1 "· , F. f M.; F. M. 1 F.I_ ,1. F. M. F. M •. F. M •. F. I 01.. F .. M. I F. )I.. F. M. I F. 1 M. 1 F. "· & F., /,1 .\: F. 1 1 " I •. ~ Arrest . I 121 117 4 ' 8! . ..·,.-j .. 1.... I' .. , 11 .. : 1081 4 .. : .. 18: ...... 15! ...... 1 401 1 6 ... 1 ~I) .. i ...... 1 3 62 58 41 61 57 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 128 . 10 1 j. •• •• Summon, 206'. 1921 141 15 .. 1 1\ 1, li ··, ...... I 175 12': .. j .. 2 .. ' ..... 3, .• .. 46: a 31 .. 30! 9 .. l .. 63 150 138: 12 1:l8 z 1 I 1 Te Aroha- / j I I i I i I j 9 I i i j 1 . i I i t:rj I I I I 44, 31 44 42 2 Arrest, I 70, 66 41 3, .... 1 .. 1 ·· .. 13111 2 .. 1 481 3 .. , .. 1 .. 1 \·I 71 .. ~9 21.. ... 111... ·····! .. ··, .. I •• 47 ··l··I 1 Summons 721 65 7 51 2'. ... '.' .... 1 .. ' 57 7 .... , ...... ··I 2 ••.• 3 •• 4 1, 25 .. \ .• I···· 231 68 62i 6 60 541 6 ~ 1 1 1 1 Te Awamutu-- i ! [ I 1' 1' . I " i : I I ' I 1 I , I i 92 ') 89 N Arrest .. I 116 114- 21 1 .... ,.. . . 5.. 108I 2 .. .. " .... , .. I 13 lj.. 63, 21 1,.. 24- •. 1 1 •• 94 87 2 1 ··I ··h .. .. 109] .. - 99 t:rj Summons 125 1251 .. 6, .. 1 ...... , 1091 •• ...... : .. 1.. 1 •. f .. ! •• 31'... 191. ·1 50 . . 1 ...... 35 •• 109, 1 991 · · J 101 .. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Te Karalm- , 1 I I I I . I · • I Arrest 13j ~21 11 .. 1 .. 1. . ·1 .. .. , .. 1 .. 1 11 .. io1 l .. .. 11 .. : . ·!··[ 1 .. ··]·· 5 lj ··: .1 2 ··H .... 1, .. !l, 1i "9 ~ 1 1 1 1 24rn .. ~4 p;,,, Tcs~i:::~s 291 _g ...... 2i-·1 .. 1·-!-· ... , ",, .. 1 _7! .. ·'I" .. ··1 ··.. 11 .. I.... 31 .. ·r1 9 .. ,...... 141.. 24! 1 ~:1 z 1 •• 1 •• .. 18 . . 14 Arrest 29 :2of .. ··I .... ,.. 1 .. ; 6 .. 1 .. 21: ...... 1•••... I 4; .. 1 i •• io: .. 7 .. 18] 14 151 2 126 124 2 c SummonH 1 1 214: 212i 2 711 20! .. 71! .... ··11J'· 1771 2'1' . . 4 .. I "l" .. I .. I ··I·· 41 ··1 311"1 35 ··i 1291 2,i 15311 I Te Puke- I Q Arrest 161 16 .. ·11· .• , ...... , 1,. ui...... 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(7'j ~' ; · · ·1: ·· 1 ··:1· .. f .. 1 ···1 ·· ·· ·· ·1 ·· Ii Summons - I, 16 1 ··I··l . . . . 1··. . .··I· . . ·...... ·+·. . . . 3 ...... 3 1 ··...... , 8 . . 9 81 l 7 ?! .. Warkworth 1 6 11 .. .. 2 .. , .. 1: 4 •• . .. .. ··, ...... 1...... 61 .51 1 5 41 A1·rest 91 7jI 2I . . I ...... l I .. ' I I . I 1 I I 'I 1 ...... 11 Snmmons 11\ .. 1 I.. ..1.. 2 .. , ...... )· 9 .. , ul -· 1 13 .. 13i : : I ~ Wellsford . . . 13: '.'i :: .' :. .'. •• ·. . . Arrest J .. .. I.••••.. · · .•• r .... 1·. .. "I ...... • 1·1 ~ I .. t' I ,,, " I I 1 .. , .... 1 •• .• .. .. •• . .. 2 11 .. Summons .. -1 -1 .. .. . "I" " .. "I" ··1 .. 1 .l. ! .. Whakatane- ··J ,.... 1201 11 13, .. 1 .. ,. 36:.. 4211; .. 3 .. 95 J 87 861 1 Arrest •• 1 134· 2 .. ..: .. 1 .. 1...... 135! 11 u.. 11 1 1 74 1 4, .. . . 7 ... ,.. l' .. 4 .. •• .• .. .. 50 79 75 il 4 .._,~ Summon• .. I 821 78i 4 l .. ' 31 .. · 3 751 41 t ....1 Whangart'i ' I I I I I AHest 7.51 •. · . . • • 21 . \ . . . . . 13 . • 49 . . , 1 . . 10 . . . . . • • • 69, 691 •. 1 62 621 •• 84 84. "I 5 l 2\ l .. 163 4 Summons "I "I'' 2001 1961 41 167 225j 2:HI 4 7 221.. 9, ...... 11-. 182 41' . . .. 5i- . "I": 131 .. 8 ...i 23,.. 62 . . l l .•• • 1 701 \Vhangaroa I 3 2 Arrest .. I 3 3 .. I .• ..l .. 1 .. , .. •• .. 1.. . 21 .. : ••.. 2. •• .. • ••• 1...... l .. •• 31 .• I 21 •• ··I· .. .. 12 9 8 1 Summons 10: l . • . . . . . · I · . . . I • • . • • • • • ' 4 . . 3 . . • • . · 1 31 .. 10 21 15i 13. 2, l . . 211.1 .. I' ...... I Whitianga.- 1 I .. .. •• ,...... •• .. .. •• • .. .• ' .. •• 1 1 11 •.• I 11I .. I! .. ·1 .. •• .. 1 •• ...... 11 · 11 .. : Arrest i).. 1 4 4, .• ' 3 3 •• Summons 4 4 ...•• :. .. .. 11 .. ! .. : .. --1·. 31 .. . . • .. 1, .. .•1 ! ... I .. 11. ·.I ...... l .. 'l'aranaki Provinoial Diatriot ' I ' I 1-3 I ; , I 1 Eltham- l i I : I • I I . P4 24[ 1 ...... 21 . . 18, .. 2 J .... , 2 .. 24 23 11 24 231 1 Arrest 25, 24 11 ...... 1...... 1 i .... , trj 1 Summone 82: 811 1, 5 .. 5.. 31 .. 1 1.. 61111 ... 41- .. I·· 1'.. 21··: 6 .. 1 7 ...... 41 1 73 72i 11 60 59: 1 Hawera 53 41 49 4.5 4 z 103 99 4 8 .. 11 .. : .. : .. 17.. 11 .. 72, 4 .. .. 1 1...... 341 .. 30I 4 ..i.. 4/ . .. .. 1.. 3 ... - 571 Arrest 1 trj 1 1 1 1 197 154 ]49 5 • • • • • • • 1 .. I .. Summo1t1 :Ao] 211f 23 23 29110 3 1 162. llj .. .. 2j ...... 5 3211 39 . \· 83 9 1 ·I·. 1871101 1 lnglewoo,l 1 1 ~ 4 2 Arrest - -1· 2 I 2 11 ' 21 .. I • . . • II . . I . • 21 ...... 1 ...... ·1 ·. .. .. I .'i I .. .. ·1" ·;,I. "1 .. ..I . .. .. 49 42 4i! "1 N Summo11• .. 42I 1 .. . . . i.. 4, .. .. • .. ] 2 .. 201 ...... • 16 •• 4: "1i aO 49 \ 41.. 1 -I. 'I"! .. 1 1 ..I ...... 11 trj Manaia- 1 11 ul .. p:> Arrest ··I l . , lj d •• 1 1~: ~41 ..! "I ...... 11'. "I" .. .. 13' ... '...... ' . · 1 81 · • • • · · 31 · • · • · · · · 1'.. 11. · · 1 491 1 1 43 42i l t-+ Summons 1 421 1 i .. .. 3 1 · 1 .. ! .. • • I .. 5 1 91 .. ' 25 . . I .5o; ". 41. 11 41.. 81 ...' ...... 1... · l ' ~1 ·· ~ew Plymouth r ... . p:> 7 I 1 6711 59, 8' .56 491' .. Arrest .. I 93 851 sl 1 .. 3 .• 1 1 23 .. 52 11 ...... ! • • 81 . . 31 .. .. 31 . · 1 · · 1 101 211 226 181 175 6 z SummonM 262 ::5.51' 7, 18 . . 40, l 1, . • . ... 1961 6:1 . . . . 31 I .. "I 7 . . .. I .. 181" 51 .. 3... 1141 61 2191 11 tj Opunake : ; I 2 Arrest ., 91 I I I ! ' 2 · I ...... ' I .. • .. 2, . • I .. 1.. .. I .. . .1.. .. I . • 11 2'... ! - _I ...... I .. " " .. ..I. . .. 3~1 24 2~1 2 Summon .. 531 48, 5 91 . 4/.. 51 .. ' 30! 51 . . . ·1··1 4 . • ·H 11 .. 21.. 31 .. ..!. 191 511 i 351 2i ~ Patea N 3 3' .• ! 3 Arrest .. I 41 4 •• I .. , .. .. I.. .. , 4 1 . ·I ...... I .. I.... 1...... 3 .. : ..... 11 • ...... I.. .. ' .. I 31 .. trj "I ...... 26, 22: 22 18 4 Summm1t1 351 :iol 5 6 .... : 1 ...... I.. 24 4 1 .. • . • . .. H .. , .. .. h .. I .. 1 41-. 6 . .. .. 141 4tl' 4[ 8 13tratford - I 1 1-3 .. I .. . .. 19 19 •• 17 171 .. Arrest 28 21 1 11 .. .. d ...I .... 1 .. /.. 3 .. 1s1 1! .... I .. i··i .. 1 rn: 11 .. '.. .. . •• ...... 11 .. trj 1 ]10 Summ1111" .. ! 184j 169 1 15 13 9[ l l ...... 1 1 l4til 9 ... 1 . 5i"·, 13 .. .1 .. 1 11 .. 10 42 ..... 2.. 121 8, 1181 1121 (j! ~4 Waitara- I ' I ' 11 : ' 4: 3 l 4 3, l Arrest _41 1 .... , .. ! • ...... 1. 41 11, .... 11 .11 .. ·1 I ··I" ;J ·'1 .. .. . 1! 11 ·· ...... :· '1 .. I .. I 1! ... ·1·. 26 Summons 5J1 ;,9' . , 6 . I 81,, .. I...... 441 .. 1. ·-/" 41·· .. . ii .. ··I... 11 .... "I 10 .• .• .• .. .. 24 .. I 331 331 .. : ~61 .. Hawke's Bay Provincial Dis I i I : ' I I i I I I I I I I trict- I I . ! ' I I I I i I Dannovirke- I I I I I ' ! I I I . ' I • i I I 76 wl u Arrest 981 9J! i .. . 2...... 2 ...... 7) 21 . ! . . lOJ ..l. iiiil 3 2111 21 .... 1· .... , .51 .. 731 6 1 Sil .1 131 J 192 51 ]69 IH~ 5 8um111on111 :: I :!U5 JJ9 6 26! . 7 .. 1 • . .. . 166 1 6 .... I 1 . • • • I 11 . . · 11. 19.. . 42 31 2 .. . 2 . . 93, 2 1971 'I" .. .. I Hasting•• I ' • ' ' 103'. 981 ii 87 ~ 5 Arrest ... ! 133! _12~ .5, ~ 4 .. 21 .. 94 I 5 .... , 11 .. 1 .. . I 9 691 3 2 .. 61 i .. .. 71 1 /·;I .... 1 "I ... 1 259 S1rn1mon• ' 3431 I 25s 31 .... I 4! 1 .. 1 41 .. 51 .. [ 26 2 511 rn .. .. 1 . • 161 13 308 ml30 .. 30 36 1., . -61 ,) 4 .. 4: .. 1 1 2731 35 Napier- i ' ~ ..... 1 r- 1 ' I 10 25 6 13 .. .. ., 1 .. 26 16:.,)I 6 3 1 441, 1' ...... 1ol 2 I'1 240' 229, 11 215 2051 ,.... Arrest 3011 286 15113 21 31 .. ' . . 10 . • 4! . 1 1 1 413: 18 349 13 .:Jl Summo111 "I 486 18: 56, 4) 32 1 . . . . 3 . . 6 .. 389 13 .. , . · I. 4I' t' .1 :nl .. 3 ...1 32. 11 83J 41 .... 73.. 1731 71 1 4311 .5041 1 33:1 OT Ormonddll" i I I I ' I : Arreet 3 1 1 . 1 1 31 21 1, 2 2, 11 .. [ .... "I 1 .... "I . I . .I. ·1 ...... I .. 1.. ··I .. I ...... "I" ..... 11 Summon• :~ I 40 391 l 2 . • 1 . • 4 . . • • • . 1·I·. . 31 l . . . . 2, . • •.. i . . . . 1. . , 5,.. 12 • • • • • . . . . . 11: 1 :12 31 l' 25 24, :.\JAGISTRATES' COURTS.-CRIMINAL CASES. TABLE showing the NuMDER of P,rnso:ss brought before the several MAGISTRATES' CounTs in New Zealand during the Year 1919, and summarily dealt with, &~.-continued. ,_...... Ol ·1 " . .; I . . ;1---·------C1~a~-ii~~t10n _of Summary Convictions, accordin; to Offenc~ o:i i i ,; Excluding Multiple Charges included in Anei,ted :§ g i:. . ~ ~ ! "; ~ Agamst the I~i ~ I ~ . j • 1 Against Good Order. Revenue ~ ~>.~ Previous Columns. orsummoned. gf ~ I '5 'E I ~ ~ _Person only. := ~ I ~~ ------~ - -- -- ~-- ~0 :::" " Totnl-0-ffences, 1~! l: I ~ J$ ~ ·~ 1 I ]j~ j,:, ~ ~ ! ~ oi I I ,; I · 1=1-;;"d.. a: I including ~ i:i.. ; -g ~ - ~ "t:I ~ '- Q ~ ~ ~ g ~ o ~ .E! • ~ ~ :i Courts. 8 i ~ ~~;§ tMuJtipleCharges, 'fioO O i OS :;; i A -=E'1a~s 0 :E~ 1 § I ~ g.e "fi j ~os~tloe0 e.s;-; en.ch(!trence .:a .... I 'fil oe .:z : 2 ~tioo ;j,# 8 .!l~; E~ 1 ~:3 ~ I ~ =~ ;i ~ ~ Distinct Arrests bemg :::i;;os I !1 J: :!:! 8 e O .::o .. c.:: 'C~~~ >,.... §to~ :S~ I O d ~ ~:3~ Ii Distinct Summary reckouedasa t:i..~, .~ !I El S E CS ;s-. I t'~ti :::E-1.C_. t~ ""'i:::18 .c:1i:. s.. ~., 1-o ~ or Convictions. I f u ;a Swnmonses. , DlstinctPerson. ~~ ~ § s 8 = I = ~Q,) l.!;s:§. ~ ~.e ~o.!:: A;as.. eo G) ::8 d) O C s I 8 0 "' 1· M ..,,5 .. ,,, "' - .. I O !l, .,A "" 5 "-" 5 - -o O j ~ o ;;'t.'l.;:s I !:: ' :::., =! 0 0 XI~ O ~ 'i I ----~ ' .,: : I J:'I ~er.! c'.: I ·= I I s " 11 i I ' . .. I ' I ' ) i I .. . I .. ' ! - - - . - -~--T· H .. wke's Bay Provincial Dia- 1-3 trict--contln11«L I . I I I i M. 1 F. M. 1 11'. ,M. & F.i M. v. Porangahau- I(. & F.! M. i F. : M. IF. M. F_il M. F. M. i Jl'.; M. IF.') M. F. 'M. IF. M. IF.! M. I M. ! M. F. j M. Fi Al. I F. ; M.) M. M. &F'71 1 1 Arrest 8 7 1, . · 1 ·. 1 ...... · 1 ·. I 6 1 .... , ... · 1 . . . . 2 . • . .. • 1 11 .. ' .• '. · 1 ... . 6.I 11, 61 5·, 1 21. .. 20. 20, ~ SummoDB 22i 221 .. I . . . . 1 .. I .. i. . "l "i .... I 21 ...... I 1i .. I .. : .. • • • • 1 . · 1 4 . . 3, .. I • .I...... 121 I Waipawa.- z 1 Ij .. ::1 I~ I ' I trj Arrest 26 261 . · I 3 . • . •.. : . · 1 · . l'. . . 19 . · I.' . . . · I 1 •• i . • I 11 . . !. 7 . · 1 . . . . 91 .. I •• 01 .. I 3i- .I I· . H 43 3 32ul 30u. 2 Sumrr..ona 12i 11 461 501 :71 3 21··10111.. ·r1 ·rl 34 2.1·. ··: 81 11 2,1 1 ·· ·1 " .. ! 3 .• 1 8 1 8 .. I ~ Waipukurau- ··I··: ·r 121 1 11' 1 10 1 Arrest 22. _1, 1, .. II . . . T...... •. 2i- . 19 1 I • . . .. , .. 1i 1. ,) .. , ~ .. : 41 .. . · 1• ul I . .. 13! .. 111 471 37 1 N Summon1 49 48 1 4 .. I 5 .. 11-. ... , 381 1 .... 21'· ...... : ~ .. "··. 14 .. , .•• 461 1 38 trj 1 1 ·r: .. Wairoa 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I Arrest 41 41 . . 1, ...... : . • . ..• i 40 . . . . . 1 ...... ' 3o ...... 4 . . · .. ; .. lj 371 361 36; >- 1 371 .. Summons 72i l; 144 142 126!. I2fij .. 154: 1s2 1 2 41 1 11 .• • ··I·. 1' .. i 1:.. 135 1rl ti •• ··•·· 10 .. .. 4 16 ··I 261 . . 1 .. Woodville- I I , 1 9; .• Arrest 13 13 1, ...... ,. l . .. 11··1. 101 .. ••• I 2 ... .I..! 1! .• .. 4 1.. 2 .. 1 ...... -' .• I! 91 8 sl Summons 3o .. I 49 49/ .. 461 46 Cl.;I 65 81 \·1 ··I·· .. :I .. ! 561 .. ··1... 1 ·· .. "T 81: ..1..1 1 ' 4 .. 1 4[ ··.··I 411.. . ~ Wellington ProvinoiRl ni;. I i trict-- Ii I I I I ' I I I I I Bull's- I I I 121 12 ~ Arrest 1 .. I .. Ii 14; 13 2 .... 121 1 .. • .: •••• 3·. 81 1: 11··1 .... , .. , ' 2\ J N 151 ··1·· ··I ··1··) ··I··.' ··I ->s: Summons 41 40 1 81 4 .. ..[.. 1..I 27 1 ...... I .. .. 1, . ·' 4 1 11 .... !. ·1 1. 24i 23 trj C..rterton- 1-3 1 1 1·· 1~11 97; 97 Arrest 114! 114 ••: l'. •. 31. .· 4'1··1 1061 .. 11·· 8 .. ..'..I 841 .. 9 .. ! I .~II :: 1:: ..l.. i'..! ··H 86 2 69 2 Summons 96 04 2 10 ...... 75 2.... 1/ .. 1 6 1 14, .. 511 1 88, ol 1 ··I·· 711 ~ Eketahuua 1 I 4' Arrest 9 9 .. 1 I . . . 11 .. I 2:.. 51 . . . . : . . . · 1 ·. . . ! • • 4 .... 1 11 .. I .. 81 sl 4 Summons 46: .• I 55! 451 45, •• 61, 61 .... 1 101. I ··:··: ··1·· 511 . · 1· 2,··1' .. , .... I .. ..• 31: ··I .. ,.. Featherston- ::11 .. 1 22 221 .• Arrest 2:i'. 23 ··1 .. .J.l ··1•••• 23 .. .I .... ,.. 31' .. 16 .... i 4 .... I.. ··I··! ··'··• 16 11 31 ;~,, 25, .. Summon• ·· 1 :41 34 .. 3 .. I 2 .. \·1 281 .. 1.. 1.~ 4 5 .. 1 31 .. ! .. 311 Feil Summons 121 12i 4 "! .. ,. .. .. : 11...... I ". 3',., 1/ .. 1 3, .. ·1 8 8 .. 1 8 ;::l I "("I ....I , s1· Culverden- I · 1 1 I t" r,;i Arrest 2: 2 .. ', .. / ...... ,.... ' .. , : .. .. 1: "I I, "1 .... , .... ' .. I " 2, 2, " I 2 2 ~ Da~,:7s:~~ 27i 21! l ...... :...... 13 I...... I .. 1 ...... 1.. 1 11 41 21 181 3 13 11 2 o, 1 1 1 Arrest ! .. I .. .. : .. 1. .. .. , T' " I , .. 1...... I .. I .. I.. I " ... ' I I " II 'Su'."rnons 10. 10 9. "j.1 .. .. . "'I "I ...... 1'· 9 ,I 10 101 I 9 9 II"/ . .'I" .. .. "I , ·1 1 hramty- I I , .-,rrost' l I .... , ...... 1, ··:I .. , .... , .. ·' .. .. I .. .. ·I "I" ...... ,.I l l 1 1 I Summons 43i 38 5 I 12 4' .. 1...... '.. 251 1,[ .... · .. 1 .. 1 .. ,.. 2 .. .. I .. 41 .. 1.. 1.. .. 19 1 1 36 34 21 261 25 1 I Karamea- . I : J I J j , I I Arrest ...... I .. :...... 1 .. : .. I.. 1 ...... , .. 1 .. .. I .. J .. .. : .. ..1 .. J . , .. i .. I ...... '. 1.. J Summons 331 27. 6 .. 131 4: ...... 1, ... 13 2'· 1 .... 11 .. .. 9 ' .. I.. : .... 21 2 1 23 221 1: 12 11 1 1 Motueka- i 1 1 1 I · , · I · . '-3 ...... 1 • .. .. , .. .. 1 .. : .. Arrest I 10 . 9 l ...... 1 I 9 1 .. 1 2 1 .. .. 61 .... I .. .. 1 .. I 10, 9 1 101 91 1 Summons .. I 80 75 5 14 .. / 12 1 2 .. 1 ...... 47 4 ... /. l .. 31 .. 1.. ! L .. I 12 2 .. !.. ' .. .. 30 2 68 63, 51 48 44 4 µl "I" 1 Murchison- : I ' . . 1 1, I I I I I 1 ti:;1 ' - . I I I 1 . - ' Arrest I 7 1 ...... 1 .. 1 ...... 1 71 ...... 1 .... 61 ...... 1 .. 1.. 1 7 7 71 Summons 38 38 ... ·r . ·110 ... ·1· 'I "•" .... I 28: .. "I' l...... ".. 1' .. 2 .. I l ...... 1.. 23 31 31 25 251 z 1 N't;:; I 41 1 39 2 l .. "1" .... 171 .. 2 .. 1 19 2 ...... I .. 1.. 1 15 2 .. 1..1 2 .... 1 .. ;.... 2, 27 25 21 201 18 2 ~ 1 Summons .. I 212 :!03 9 23 2 :l7/ 3/ l ...... :l .. , 1501 41 .... 6 ... .. ,.. 3 .. .. l 22.. 25 :lj .... 1 .. : .. ;. 93 21° 182 174 8j 140 137 3 1 1 Reefton- · 1 I J ! N Arrest .. ! 45, 4:5, .. j .... 1 .. I.... 44 .. 1.. 1 ...... 1.., .. "I :l3: .... , .. i 11 .. 1.. 1 .. .. :l'i :n, :,61 :l6 t,:;j J .... ! ...... , ...... 1 ...... Summons . 51 50 l 2 .. I :l .. , .... 1 .. 41'\ 1 .. 1 L .. 4jl! :l .... :is .. 47 46 l 42 41 1 ..,__ 1 1 Takaka- j i j 1 . · · · ~ Arrest . . 1 4 4 . . . . . ·I· ...... , . ·I· .1 . . . . 4_ ...... 1 • • • • • ~- ••• , • • • • • • 3 3 . . I 3; 31 > Summons . . . . ! :38 38 3 .. ; 3 . . . . ·. · I ...... 3:!1 .. · ...... i l • • . . '. · I . . I q .. I 5 .. .. i...... 14 3. • 37 3. 21 32 ~ Westport- !. I ! J · , · I £i 1 Arrest .. ·· 1 59 57 2 3 .. •• 1 4 .. 50' 2, :l ...... 10 1, .. ,.. 1 29 .. 1 .. 5 ...... ,.. 4 52 50 2 46 44 2 ··["I" .... ··J"I 1 tJ 1 1 Summons .. .. 267 251 lti 15 3 29 I. 7 ...... 1 200; 12'1.... l .. .. 3 ' .... 1 7j.. 25 11 ...... :.. 163 10 :!38 :!25 13 195 1841 11 1 Westland Provincial District- i ' j I ·1 ' 1 , I I Q I Groymouth- ! I i : , . i i , f I , > Arrest 129 127 :l· 7 9', ., 2.. l.. 5.. 103' 2 1 •• .. 1 :l .. , .... 1 :ll .. .. 52 1.. 18 11 • J ... ·.. 9/ 90 89, I 75! 74, l N •) 9 .) ... •): •) •) •)' •) , , : -· I •)' r •) ,.•• 1 •) •) _l ->. 1 1 i 9 < c , ~ Summons -8- _,_ 10 _s - -ti - ll...... 4 .. -03 6 . . •. 4 .. 1 .. le» .• .. , _ L l 49 ...... 1.. LI! ., _59 -521 , , 197 192 a ti:;1 ··I 1 1 1 1 , • [ ' ! ·1 ' • _' • _ Hokitika- 1 I .I 1-3 Arrest 7! 71 . ..: .. i .... : .. j...... 71 ...... "!" ...... 6 · 1...... a a ·· a, " '-3 1 _summons 100 95 :; 16: l s1 .. , 3 .. 11: .. 1 .. 66 4 "I"' .... '"'I "I" 1. 1 ti .. ! 8 I I •••• i\l 3, 90 85., 5 65: 61 4 t::j h.umara.- . • . j , • I i i . . I • Arrest 6 6 . . . . . ·I· ...... 1• . • . . . 6, .. I ...... I . . b • • • . . . • • , ...... li 6 . . I 6 6 1 Summons 15 14 1 .... 1:.. ..j...... 131 1 ...... 1 :...... "I +.. 2 .. : ...... l 14 13 l 13 12 1 Okarito- 1 ' Arrest ...... ····· ...... , , , , . ·I··' ····I ··I" .. · .. "...... j...... " I 1 Summons 2• :!. •••••• ··!··1' ...... :!, ... ·I ...... ·1·· .. . . 2! . . 2 !! :..) .. Ross - , ! : 1 I 1 Arrost 4 "I . 1-...... 1 . . 2 .. . . ! .. 1 .. .. 1 · ...... 1 ...... :, 3 2 2 .. :Summon• 2:l 2:1 4 ...... i .. .. l!l .. .. li .. ..· .. ' l I...... 11 i.'i l:i; J:l 1:i ..... -g ...... MAGISTRATES' COURTS.-CRIMINAL CASES .. -0:, TABI.E showing the NUMBER of P;:RSONS brought before the several MAGISTRATES' COURTS in New Zealand during the Year 1919, and summarily dealt with, &c.-continued. 0 . I . ______.-- _Classification of Summary Convictions, aceo!d.ing_to Offences. ---· 1 ii Excluding )lultiple Charges :i g I Against the ! b[l'g · · ~ . Revenue Arrested " i ~ :; 1 included in ~~ 0 Person only. ! i::: c$ ~ .:: >, ~ ~ Agamst Good Order. Acts. or summoned. 11 j S ~ i, Previow Columns. E§ ~ ~ I I Jij ~I!: ~ ':: O <.; ----~---- ~:E .il ~ l 1 ) ~ en O C: C: i Q .E t~ ls Total Offences, eii~;,. " '1l . ,_E.:§a;i ·~-o~~ ~t -; . C) . including ;i:t~ "' .2 .9~-=~ 11------~------ = ~ Court,. .c ._ ·- is "' 8 ; -s~1;~z e;~i cr3 i,,i = ! g~ j :s ~;;; : ~ o O .." M~!~tloi~~~~es, I ;:, CJ m3 o .. a ~ ...:c 8' -g CJ :i ~ 'E! ~ · ~ .s-.::: ~ E.5 m:O II 'ls ] 5 ts!t:l =hir,e Cl)~ I,.,~ ec:5 ==~ :s; ~ ....:l..4 f ~ S~ f ! Distinct Arrests ~c=.... jj I a "8 0 1 Dietinrt Summuy _ :i I>.~'; 'gt:.8- t~ 2 !5 :a~ ., ~ o5..;;i., :' reok~:i:cf as a ~ii= ~! ~ or Convictions. :g A;a'"" ::1 Distinct Person. ~~ ! ~ ~ ~ I ~: .= ~ ~ ~.s eo ~ :: t ~" :fl 11 Summonses. 00 iS ! J ~ <:i ituJ:; Z ·; Ci .!Q =.. ~ ~_g 5 - I j J r1'J o :5oe !: - : ~ as o o oo :-;= o <1 I~;("/) j .5 ~ 0 'i ii 1-:i ::q \Voatland Provinci,d District-·, ' tij continued. I Stalfor 1 •• I· • • • : • • • • •. I I •• , • , • • ! I ! 1 i 16, •• Arrest .. 1 20. 20\ . -I .. , .... 1.... . 20 I I 2 . . •. . I ll I I 6. . . I 11 •. i 16, 16 .. rn[ 1. .. 1 ··1 ... 1 Summons 1 105 3 . 21- . . . • • 9 • • • • . , 2 .. 1 26, 26 • . • I 38 1 109 105! 41 99 119! 115 4 6 . . 3 11··1 ...... r 1 1, 2i" . 961 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Southbridge 1 Arrest I •••• -I .. '··i I .•••••• ,.. . '··I:' ··I·· .. .. · ' ' ' ··I··:3 ] .. 1 I i I ..13 I·· 9 I 18 Summons ··I··.,,.. I _o ··1.··1··16 4 . . ··. . ··H····,·. . 1 ...... ·1····1. .... , 16 3 ·· ul ·· 4I ·· 1,l Hi 3 8 1 1 •• South Ra.kaia- 1 ! ,' ·r .. '.. : I •• 1 ·· 'I ·· 1.. 1 ·1 ·r ~I ' 1 14; • . 14 .. ArreRt 16 161 . ·I .. .. .·1·., .... ·1·. ... ·1 Hi, .... ! ••••• ,· • 21 .. I . •i• • 9, . 11.. 4 .• ·1 ..... "I .. I .. 'I 141 u, •• ~ Summons 1 31, :H . . . 2 .. I ...... 261 . . I 241 24 .• ~8' • . • .. 1 . . I .. 10: . . i 261 Temuka r ...... ;. 'i" 5i" . 131 .. ... r I : I I I I I r Arrest 31: 1 321 1 z I 391 381 l; • . . . , I, • ' • • • 1 . · 1 • . • .. "I 381 . . .1 .... ,.. 1: .. I .. . . 2~, .. ,.. 1 8 . ·1 .. 1.· ., ··1·· ·1 .. ' .. I 3; :nl trJ Summons • • 99 3 2, ...... 9 1 23 2 .. [ .. ' . • . . 591 . . 11~ 2 .. I 1:i8! 1:n 7[ 16 1 11 . . . 1 . . . . •. . 4 4 I ...... 61 . . 109' 31 89 87 'l'imaru ~ I ... j .. 239 3 222 3 Arrest . 284 281il 3 1I . . 5, .. 1 L 9' .. I 7 .. 255: 31 ..1.. 4!. • .• 19 .... l 201 9i .. ! 1,,1 ... .i..l .... 7 .. ; 2421 2191 1 Sun1n1ons 1 1 44 7 21 N I 704, f,77 211127 2 37, 11 31[. · I .·11, 2 11. 480122,1 . . .. 61.. •' 421 1 . ·•·· 411 .. 33 3 (iJ 11 ..... ·:·· 3311 17, 638 6121 261 468 Waima.te 1 trJ Arrest . . I 32 32 . · I 4 . . 11 .. 1 . . . . 2 .. 1 2 .. 23 .. I .. I...... · 1 · .1 Ii • • . . !.. I 17 . 2, .. 1 21 . . . .1 .. i . . . . 1 .. I 24 24 .. 161 rnl .. 197 l', l(;:J 162 1 g:; Summons 22:11 2221 1 34[ . . 9 . . . :1,.. · I .. , . . ... J l 761 l ! • • • • . • 1··I ...... I . . •. . . . I . . 22 . . 3l "'I .. ;.. . -1- · I 12:i:I L 198 Otagu Provincial District ' : I I I I ' I ' I I ' ' I I I Alexa.n Sununons 1 ,! • • • • ~ 2· 21.. . . • • • • . . •• ...... •. . . 2 . . . • ...... 21 ..... 2 2 .. 2 2, N Ta.pa.nni- trj Arrest aj a ...... ar· . . : . . . . 'I·. .... , . . 3 . . . . . • . · I ·.: .... ! .. • • • • 3 3 . • 3 a·1 1 Summons 21 ! 211 .. I 1 . . . • . . 1 . . • • . . . • . . 19 • • . • . . . '...... I . . i • • 2 . . • • • • 4 ...... I • • • • 13 . . 19 19 . . 181 18 8 Wa.ika.i" 8 Arrest 3i 3l1 • • . . . . • • ...... , • . • . , . • . • . 3 . . . • 3 3 a ...... 1 I .. .· I· ...... a . . a, ~ Summons • • • • 8, 8 1 . . • • . . 4 3 ...... " I" .· I· . , . . : . . . 1 .. . . 1 2, . . 8 8 . . 3 3 Wa.ikoua.iti- "I ...... Arrest Ii 11 .. 1 • • 1 • • . .• • 1 ...... 1 . . . • . • 1·• • •! .. I . ' i ...... 1 . . . • . . . . • • . • . • • • • • 1 1 . • 11 1 Summons 6 311 2 • • • • 2 1 • • 1 • • • • 1 . . • • , . • • • •, • • • • • , . • . • • • , . .. . • . • . • •, I •• • • • • • • 1 • • 5 3 2 11 1 Winton I I I Arrest 3 .... ' ....•• I .. ·•••• •••• 3 ...... • 1•••••• 2, .. •••• 1 .. 3 a 1 1···· ...... a a .. a Sum1nun1":1 33 331.. 4 . • 9. • 1 3...... 17 .. I . . . . . · 1·. ... ·, . . .. I • • • • • • • •• ·, • • • • • • "1 . . . . 17 . . 30 30 14 14 Wyndham- Arrest 2 1 1 ...... ••.... ::i·· .. .. 1 1 .....• 1 •••••• , •• •• •• • • 1 1 .. .• ...... •• •. 2 1 1 2 1 1 Summons 18 18 . . 3 . • .. • • I ·. .. :;;j ...... 15 . • . . . . ' .. I. . . .I. .I 1 ...... • I • • • • 7 . . . • . . . • . . 7 . . 18 18 . . 15 151 .. 1 1 I Arrests .. 15,009140001009 49!! 39 308 16,117 34551144332612195 911 •••• :371!11160 lil776 155 4 .. 7,162469 187 lBl,654136 l •• ! 2 •• 878 12111,40810,650 75810,424 9,726 698 Totals l Summol18eS .. 125,438238721566 2 1831738158:62830 ~10 97 8184091177 1 .... 39544 59 211004 89 •• , •• 417 19jl56612514,763243 34 4119413 9977 63821,78320,469131417,16416,1511013 .... ~ Grand totals .. 140,447378722575 3452222[0046174:7453349512453034306042088 •... 76655_219 312780 244 4: •• 7,5794881175314316,417379 35 41961310855 759!33,19131,119207227,58825,8771711 ,:.,., ; I ! I i I ', ', I 1164 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 38 MAGISTRATES' COURTS. TABLE showing the NUMBER of CIVIL CASES HEARD, the AMOUNTS SUED FOR, and the AMOUNTS AWARDED in the several Magistrates' Courts in New Zealand for the Year 1919. Cases tried and disposed of during Year. Plaints entered. (Including cases where _the a·nount is pa.id into {'ourt ,rn l acrepte Number. 1-~r;;t,al Amount Total Amount Total Amount sued for. Number. I sued for. recovered, Auckland Provincial District. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ •• d. Ahipara Auckla.nd 5,880 112,636 19 0 3,295 60,821 2 11 53,531 17 5 Cambridge 106 1,557 11 2 85 1,362 19 2 1,180 12 5 Ccromandel 25 362 16 l 18 239 15 0 176 13 3 Dargaville 389 5,413 8 4 325 5,112 10 11 4,553 5 5 Gisborne 982 17,985 19 4- 900 16,110 11 9 13,596 6 9 Hamilton 946 20,664 10 l 761 12,219 12 11 I0,173 19 11 Helensville 71 1,186 19 9 47 807 16 7 692 5 8 Hikurangi 23 158 6 3 20 158 10 IO 139 3 2 Hohoura 31 436 7 l 36 538 0 10 502 12 8 Huntly 62 719 5 8 50 473 l 5 453 5 7 Kaeo .. 3 48 9 8 4 61 11 IO 61 11 10 Kaikohe 29 570 19 3 31 538 15 9 322 7 3 Kaitaia 137 1,540 11 8 130 1,477 3 4 1,303 18 6 Kawa.kawa 48 1,096 11 l 39 508 9 10 414 19 10 Kawhia 100 938 14 7 99 969 18 11 874 14 11 Kohukohu 31 243 10 7 28 138 IO 6 116 12 5 Mangonui 48 492 11 9 M 581 14 10 537 3 9 Matamata 79 1,718 12 10 53 i 1,144 18 11 1,025 9 5 Matiere 61 710 15 11 78 , 937 4 3 370 l 8 1 Maungaturoto 49 494 8 l 57 602 4 2 i 564 12 4 Mercer 70 1,280 4 0 47 539 7 0 531 13 10 Morrinsville 91 1,476 14 5 78 l, 792 14 IO 1,306 3 11 Ngaruawahia 92 1,313 7 l 63 1,132 13 5 1,041 11 2 Onehunga 92 839 16 0 52 4# 0 l 412 5 6 Opotiki 203 3,336 19 3 134 2,319 1 IO 2,267 3 10 Otahuhu 85 471 0 9 55 271 6 8 265 14 2 Otorohanga 64 1,970 8 7 85 2,048 6 4 1,473 IO 0 Paeroa 143 2,483 0 2 102 1,849 19 11 1,315 8 7 Papakura 64 2,803 7 11 62 2,486 0 0 2,158 16 8 Paparoa 16 376 19 l 19 375 l 4 375 l 4 Port Awanui 291 3,689 3 4 272 2,912 18 10 2,604 5 4 Pukekohe 86 1,465 11 9 53 1,177 6 6 958 16 0 Raglan 16 167 2 0 14 121 11 3 108 7 4 Rawene 362 3,999 17 10 329 3,792 3 5 3,380 18 IO Rotorua 251 2,350 3 7 165 1,930 17 4 1,690 12 7 Russell 2 8 17 6 2 8 17 6 8 17 6 Taumarunui 359 5,237 14 6 245 4,641 8 l 3,753 l 2 Taupo .. 45 1,110 5 6 40 1,077 13 7 842 IO 4 Tauranga 143 1,412 8 5 127 1,277 19 0 1,211 6 7 Tc Aroha 202 3,435 1 5 147 2,451 9 4 2,072 6 IO Te Awamutu 167 3,695 17 5 177 3,497 8 8 3,184 2 3 Te Karaka 31 420 2 5 27 270 18 IO 68 0 l Te Kuiti 429 9,063 19 1 220 7,269 11 2 5,145 2 0 Te Puke 52 654 15 8 32 560 13 9 206 3 4 Thames 216 3,641 4 11 133 2,277 3 8 1,979 8 IO Tolaga Bay 127 1,752 13 4 94 1,068 16 8 963 12 8 Waihi .. 73 527 4 3 53 286 2 9 227 8 IO Waipapakauri Waipiro Bay 205 3,170 10 3 187 2,649 15 4 2,436 19 4 Waipu 25 297 7 6 13 210 8 IO . 181 0 l Waiuku 52 !HO 9 8 52 , 910 9 8 1 865 9 8 Warkworth 15 182 14 2 105 2 5 , 95 4 5 Well.sford 5 48 9 3 I 69 6 7 I 59 19 6 Whakatane 341 4,728 14 5 214~ 3,314 17 3 . 2,854 5 4 Whangarei 278 5,187 15 0 189 5,164 6 6 3,327 11 6 Whangaroa 41 409 7 0 34 273 3 4 I 259 4 4 Whitianga 8 64 11 0 18 351 17 10 ! 312 6 8 Taranaki Provincial District. i Eltham 186 2,923 8 5 82 ! 1,269 IO 1 1,111 12 4 Hawera 719 12,941 9 10 400 ! 6,378 18 4 5,384 6 9 Inglewood 98 992 8 l 57 501 9 IO 465 IO 2 Manaia 78 1,127 18 l 664 16 2 660 6 2 New Plymouth .. 8,355 2 l 4,917 17 4 483 2 4,434 6 4 Opunake 163 2,704 6 6 i! I 1,562 13 8 1,267 5 8 Patea .. 44, 665 l 3 32 ' 564 18 11 3311810 Stratford 310 5,492 17 0 183 2,599 15 9 i! 2,277 1 6 Waitara 149 1,423 1 10 107 891 17 8 891 17 8 Hawke'a Bay Provincial District. Da.nnevirke 329 5,633 6 6 191 3,304 5 10 2,937 3 5 Hastings 773 12,337 2 4 450 6,416 4 9 5,826 16 5 Napier 814 11,771 13 IO 521 6,133 13 9 5,579 5 11 Ormondville 24 347 7 7 16 199 11 0 163 18 3 ------~- -~---- APRIL 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1165 MAGISTRATES' COUR'fS. TABLE showing the NUMBER of CIVIL CASES HE.ARD, &c., in the several Magistrat.es' Courui continued. --- OUea tried &nd dlaJ)Ole4 of during Year. Plaint. entered. (Including aaaea where tho amount i1 paid into Coun and :cl':.r.tecl In discharge of the debt, allO cuea where fu gmont is hy default, oonfeued, or oomented to In Court.) Total Amount Total Amount Total Amount Number. sued for. Number. sued for. recovered. ------·----- I I Hawke's Bay P10t1i11cial Dislrict-continnrd. ! £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d Porangahau 20 ! 164 2 3 II 32 206 8 8 163 15 9 Waipawa 104 1,226 16 l 11 59 931 9 2 657 13 2 Waipukurau 163 2,513 3 7 11 123 2,219 0 2 1,535 3 11 Wairoa 341 5,061 8 0 260 3,884 6 2 3,511 17 2 Woodville 42 641 18 0 I 40 803 2 7 694 13 6 W eUingt,m Provincial District. Bull's .. 33 282 13 9 21 252 12 8 243 14 2 Carterton 156 1,868 16 11 I 128 1,604 8 9 1,230 7 6 Eketahuna 93 1,888 18 9 ' 76 1,125 16 5 497 16 7 Featherston llO 1,898 3 3 78 1,303 8 0 1,270 5 9 Feilding 331 7,311 15 4 176 4,223 6 3 3,410 8 11 Foxton 80 784 2 2 85 1,024 15 3 616 16 9 Greytown 75 743 15 0 44 429 5 3 404 4 3 Hunter ville 42 659 2 2 42 659 2 2 Ii 508 19 4 Kimbolton 8 37 16 5 7 37 16 5 8 8 6 Levin .. 128 1,777 9 2 89 977 8 7 936 0 l Lower Hutt ll3 1,638 12 4 81 1,162 0 9 862 19 6 Mangaweka 19 298 8 11 21 361 14 11 234 14 11 Martin borough 46 941 3 11 28 524 19 7 471 19 2 Marton 214 2,628 5 4 130 1,699 13 4 1,521 6 3 Masterton 286 5,978 19 9 , 175 3,480 8 5 2,760 13 1 Ohakune 154 2,032 12 2 125 2,2211310 1,501 11 4 Otaki .. 62 1,093 12 5 32 480 1 0 374 19 5 Pahiatua 94 1,466 17 1 64 829 18 5 648 io 2 Palmerston North 1,005 14,284 l 1 633 8,361 1 2 7,461 5 8 I. Petone 120 1,102 1 3 68 720 19 9 695 14 8 Pongaroa 11 87 5 9 6 61 ll 0 40 15 1 Raetihi 114 2,653 16 5 98 2,646 16 5 2,261 14 10 Taihape 248 3,217 ll 5 186 1,949 17 1 1,734 10 7 Upper Hutt 45 439 2 4 35 362 16 10 260 14 5 ,vanganui 1,465 20,871 6 ll 803 12,826 2 1 11,044 15 9 Waverley 59 635 15 9 32 366 3 10 363 6 4 Wellington 4,002 76,943 11 5 2,407 39,105 18 2 112,241 1 7 Marlbarooyll Provincial Distri'.ct. Blenheim 279 4,786 17 3 185 3,499 3 11 2,575 2 1 Haveloek 43 675 16 8 47 778 2 11 327 6 1 Kaikoura 74 930 19 0 64 772 4 0 567 3 6 Picton 7 52 18 4 6 50 0 4 13 18 1l N«i,on l'rom'.ncial JJist1·1d. Ahaun, 4 69 9 4 2 34 4 8 .. Hrightwater 37 327 7 5 18 133 5 4 121 11 0 Rrnnnerton 3 13 6 0 1 6 12 0 6 12 0 Charleston I 70 5 5 1 70 5 5 66 3 11 Cheviot 27 245 10 8 24 245 14 5 155 1 10 ColJingwood 40 513 16 3 1 32 360 14 0 206 3 0 Culverden 20 i 631 0 2 15 391 16 1 172 8 4 Denniston 2::1 258 17 9 I 15 192 3 6 124 6 5 0-ranity 8 236 12 9 ! 7 163 6 4 138 6 4- Karan{ea 13 265 7 9 11 219 18 l 91 19 1 )lotneka 47 1,183 13 10 55 1,125 ll 6 617 10 2 :\1:urehison 9 I 218 12 2 5 191 3 3 I 191 3 3 Nelson 358 5,460 8 5 186 3,022 9 11 2,769 13 2 Reefton 86 904 14 1 68 581 15 1 501 14 2 Takaka 25 150 0 1 17 103 4 6 91 15 6 Westport 160 2,181 7 1 114 1,444 4- lJ 1,113 4 1 TV estl,nul l',·m•inrinl fli.,tricl. Crevmouth 561 5,932 7 2 404 3,627 9 8 1,844 10 0 Hokitika 86 l ,419 13 1 59 982 lfi 0 880 18 5 Kumarn 4 42 19 8 4 36 15 6 36 15 6 Oka.rito 2 142 18 2 1 2 3 2 ' 2 3 2 Ross .. 2 100 0 0 3 100 0 0 90 0 6 Stafford i ...... I .. Canterlmr11 l'rtminc-ial fli•tric.t. i Aknroa 12 232 3 8 I 10 234 9 10 229 5 4 Amberlev 16 160 10 3 14 247 12 3 292 3 8 Ashburton 267 3,654 8 8 142 2,151 5 3 1,624 16 5 Chatham THlnnds 2 26 0 0 3 226 0 0 8 13 0 Christchurch 3,329 46,921 10 9 1,883 27,626 2 18,853 15 4 I 0 Darfield 52 701 14 4 62 794 14 8 451 15 0 Fairlie 13 12:l 9 4 :I 16 239 12 7 162 16 l ------~------" 1166 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZET'f.ill. [No. 38 MAGISTRATES' COURTS. TABLE showing the NUMBER of CIVIL CASES HEARD, &c., in the several Magistrates' Courts continued. Cases tried and disposed of during Ye&r. (Including cases where the amount is paid into Court Plaint. entered. and accepted in discharge of the debt, also cases Ooort.a. where judgment is by default, confessed, or consentr.d to in Court.> ·---- Total Amount Tot.al Amount Tot.al Amount Number. I sued for. Numher. I sued for. II recovered .. oa,,terlntry f'rovi11cinl f)i.,trict~continued. £ !,1, d. £ s. a. I £ s. d. Geraldine 18 :1:11 !l !I Hi 282 4 7 261 lO 8 Kaiapoi 40 434 19 l j5 192 3 1 ! 174 15 7 Leeston 17 226 11 0 13 137 14 2 130 14 2 Little River 20 173 18 :l l(j 112 Hi 11 72 16 11 Lyttelton 37 555 16 3 22 252 8 8 236 15 11 ' Methven 43 i 561 18 7 39 491 17 5 264 10 4 Oxford .. 10 70 10 0 8 58 14 5 39 9 5 Rangiora 83 1,114 4 11 40 412 5 7 408 1 8 Southbridge 1 1 10 0 2 2 10 0 2 10 0 South Rakuia 13 139 7 3 l l 101 14 0 I 9 17 6 Temuka 76 1,156 15 2 4i, 668 10 5 i 617 I] 11 Timaru :176 7,274 4 189 2,940 10 5 2,6{l9 r, 11 Waimatc 170 1,995 7 2 89 931 12 2 n2 6 Otago Provincia.l /Ji.,tr-ict. Alexandra 37 272 19 3 27 225 17 0 162 3 8 Arrowtown 10 127 f) 8 9 122 1/i 8 ll7 11 7 Balclutha 183 2,445 19 I 100 1,335 10 0 1,025 7 6 Black's 5 61 19 2 5 71 10 6 71 10 (i Bluff .. 24 230 9 5 17 189 6 8 189 (i 8 Clinton 8 48 6 10 6 38 10 7 38 10 7 Clyde .. 33 201 6 10 24 145 16 ;) 136 10 5 Cromwell 21 754 16 3 10 264 l l 6 181 18 (i Dunedin 2,032 20,665 5 9 908 10,362 2 0 8,915 I 5 Gore 234 3,673 1 8 155 2,604 19 10 1,914 18 4 Hampden 27 ·488 12 I 23 438 16 0 432 0 4 [n vercargill 1,000 15,105 10 6 i.04 8,349 18 0 8,187 l6 6 Kaitangatn 70 641 8 7 11 60 5 0 29 10 II Kurow 7 84 3 5 5 16 l 5 16 1 5 Lawrence 56 995 19 6 41 1,033 8 4 798 18 7 Lumsden 9 248 r, 7 12 212 5 10 142 4 4 Macrae's Mataura 62 444 4 3 47 423 18 3 409 4 5 Middlemarch 7 121 I 2 !) 131 0 2 130 6 2 Milton 40 354 ll 4 29 131 0 9 217 2 2 Mosgiel 27 238 10 2 22 :n8 :l 6 226 lu 11 Naseby 11 143 0 3 ti 35 13 9 34 10 0 Oamaru 141 1,734 7 6 80 1,029 14 2 91/i 18 8 Orepuki 18 87 10 /'i ] .!) 67 I 11 H7 1 l 1 Otautau 77 798 9 2 54 423 ;3 3 390 5 6 Outram 8 89 5 5 6 38 8 5 38 8 5 Owaka 12 109 1 10 ll 92 9 7 69 5 4 Palmerston 7 74 1 0 9 113 17 3 96 13 9 Port Chalmers 37 219 2 1 24 141 19 ;) 136 14 Ii Queenstown 21 199 10 11 13 147 15 0 146 3 :1 Riverton 78 l,OM 5 8 45 579 19 0 4i,7 6 4 Roxburgh :14 :n9 l l 6 50 399 19 4 :im 13 8 St. Bathan's Stewart Island ~'apanui 28 319 17 2 30 I 296 16 () 238 8 11 Waikaia 8 57 5 4 7 I 55 9 2 45 10 /'i Waikouaiti 14 119 {j 2 10 12/'i 13 11 99 17 8 Winton 27 294 19 4 25 I 234 18 I 225 3 3 I Wyndham 29 I 535 rn 4 ;I 47/i 3 1 ___''-~-L 1,181 ~-2- ----~------·~---- Tot~ls :!8, 77,i 619,r.76 7 5 I 24,(l80 I :18,,,orn 18 ,, • :119, 1:14 13 :1 I i ,1 TABLE Rhowing SUMMARY of CIVIL CASES HEARD during the Year l!ll!l, according t.o Race of Plaint.iff and Defendant. [ Plaints entered. Cases tried and disposed of during Year. Plalutltt'. l>elendant,. Total Amount I Total Amount L~u'.~~r. Toi:.:J'¥:r~nt Number. sued for. J recovered. £ 8. d. £ s. d. £ s. ,I. 10 :l311,6(i:l 8 I F.nt'OJlPan Rnrop~a.n 34,702 /i59,800 9 21 .339 7 I 284,113 II !l Maori :l,63!) !'i0.217 14 6 :!.B!ll ,J J ,Oii,"i JU l :lO. l(i/i 12 J Maori" Europc.,m llO 3,414 10 10 2,247 I:! :l 1,:i02 !l 10 Mi:vn·i 324 fi,143 11 4 278 ,i,Oi.:{ 2 ;) :l.:l/i2 ]fl 4 Totals 38, 77,i HHl,576 "i 5 24,080 38ii, 0 l!l 18 ;'"i 319,134 13 3 Census and Statistics Office, ,J. W. 1:IUTCH ~:It, Wellington, 9th April, 1920. A.d,ill,!! Go\'Prntnent- Rt.aJistinia.n. APRIL 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1167 Got•ernment Meteorolopical Observatory. CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE. MEANS AND TOTALS FROM THE CHIEF STATIONS. Fehruary, 1920. ETEOROLOGICAL Observations, Wellington, for M the month of February, 1920. Observations ta.ken ..> ; .... I Extremes. I " i m~ 0 . -·-·----- :;~ I~~ 9 a.m. ...0g» . ~'! 1-""" ,:i. ,:i. I 1.i=a Name of Station and c:I s .... .,;";'.... Observer . 1i:,; ~~ j~~ Altitnde of Observatory, 8 ft. a,E-1 i~ I GS '"o1-1 = Iii E! ::;i ... ::;i.; ., Po< --- :0 ill g~)I I "'.!:I ;~E-1(1.l! .. 08 I~~ i,9u; From Seit-registering Instruments, s5 .,; < :.: SJ .. ::I. A~ " ... ·for Twenty-four Hours previously. g ,g,..,_$ 'dJl-::i""" . I -c5 O,J:l I • i Ft. NoRTH lsLAND. Deg. Deg. Deg. Points. Dys f g..::i ,:i. ,:i.. .,. . ~ P-<1J i,j 0 c ... a.; ~ al~ .s"' "E •... _....i 125 AUCKLAND 67·0 72·4 61·6 459 10 tt:S s .. e" .. ·;:.S c:I .. ~ .. ~ ~ ;::: 0 F. A. F. Bnrnett 18! E-1.i= ~i E-<; ii."3 I!=~ 1~~ .9 .... ,; ~""~ .to to eta :i_g f'd o:.i "'o 1l 'ii8 46 TE ARORA,, 70·4 78·6 62·2 481 9 <;; :; ~.:I SUMIIIARY FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY, 1920, February proved a fair and warm month, though dull and misty conditions were somewhat frequent. Heavy rains occurred in most parts on the 8th and 9th and between the 25th and 28th, and, except in the Gisbome and Napier districts and the West Co&at and southernmost portions of the South Island, the total rainfall for the month was considerably above the average, at many places more than double. The ruling disturbances were a sob-tropical low, the centre of which paSBed in the vicinity of Cook Strait on the evening of the 9th, and a similar low acting in conjunction with one southward of the Dominion from the 24th to the close of the month. D. C. BATES, Director F 1168 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZE'£'l'E. [No. 38 NEW ZEALAND RAINFALL FORJFEBRUARY, 1920.] J New Zealand Rainfall Jor February, 1920-continued. [NOTE.-1..&te returns for stations appear at end of table.] I Station. ToJ~)It!ll, I Days ;with I (100 to Inch). Ram Station ToJ~iJi:11, I Days .with I (100 to Inch). Ram. NORTH ISLAND-continued. (B.) NORTH-WEST AsPEOT--CAPE MARIA VAN DIEMEN TO NORTH ISLAND. CAPE EGMONT--OOntinued. ( .) NORTH-EAST ASPECT-NORTH CAPE TO EAST t::APE. Ngatimaru, Tarata Riversdale, Inglewood (817 ft.) 1204 ..·· 1 12 Cape Maria Tan Diemen (the light- 268 9 ln,r'ewood 1286 11 house-keeper) Upper Mangorei .. 1568 11 Mangonui 385 !l Kaeo 709 17 (C.) SOUTH-WEST ASPECT-CAPE EGMONT TO CAPE PALLISER Russell (T. R. Clow) 495 12 Opunake 673 lO Kawakawa 519 11 Riverlea, Kaponga Puhipuhi Plantation, Whakapara, 829 11 Eltham 838 11 Whangarei Rawhitiroa, Mata, Eltham 635 8 Aponga.. 455 19 Stratford (1,020 ft.) 124:3 11 Rnatangata 506 18 Ohawe, Hawera 561 10 Wairau Falls, Power-station Hawera 661 11 Kamo .. 529 12 Patea .. 582 9 Whangarei 530 16 Mataimoana 718 11 Maungaturoto 587 I 0 Oruamatua, Moawhango Mangawai 550 8 Whangamomona .. 878 10 Mount Eden, Auckland 487 11 Taumarunui 649 11 Kaukapakapa, Auckland Okahukura 576 11 Cuvier Island 44 7 12 I Tokaanu 575 11 Rocky Bay, Waiheke 447 12 Ohakune 501 11 Tairua . . · 834 15 Raetihi 432 8 Turua, Thames 470 10 Horopito 544 II The Domain, Paeroa 487 9 Waiouru Belle Vue Farm, Mangaiti.. 426 10 Newtonlees, Kaitoke, Wanganui Karaka 353 10 Parikino, Wanganui River 542 ' 10 Morrinsville 355 5 Marybank, Wanganui Incomlplete Tirau 386 11 Belmont, Tayforth, Wanganui 700 10 Whakarewarewa, Rotorua 73;3 12 Waitahinga, Kai Iwi 804 i 9 Waiotapu 553 11 Wanganui 442 I 7 Ruatoki 328 9 Dalvey, Turakina 377 I 10 Opotiki Ruanui Station, Wanganui Maraehako, Opotiki 443 9 Erewhon Station, Moawhango 263 8 Waiawa, Opotiki 637 11 Hunterville 525 7 Mautotara, Te Araroa 776 17 Waituna West, Feilding 499 13 Raukokore, Thames 393 12 Thoresby, Marton 511 8 h>hueroro Station, Raukokore 730 12 Waitatapia, Bull's Glen Oroua 434 7 (B.) NORTH-WEST ABPEOT--CAPE MARIA VAN DIEMEN TO Foxton 390 8 CAPE EGMONT. Feilding 395 10 Terrace End, Palmerston North 385 11 348 Rangitihi 10 Komako 676 8 Kaitaia 240 6 Kimbolton Herekino ·North 2e3 10 Kairanga 435 6 Umawera, Hokianga 328 14 Arapeti, Mangaorc 540 11 Wekaweka 575 12 Arapeti, Mangahao 679 13 Rangiahua, Hokianga Harbour Mangahao, No. 1 790 Kohukohu 412 13 Mangahao, No. 2 983 Waimatenui 678 18 Shannon 437 10 Whatoro 486 11 Otaki .. 405 9 Keretoki Station, Waimatenui 674 11 Kapiti Island 383 9 Matakohe, Kaipara 371 5 Waikanae Terawhati, Pakotai 955 12 Pahautanui 276 4 Helensville 371 9 Makara 695 7 Onehunga 330 9 Reservoir, Brooklyn 753 8 Waiuku, Auckland Onewhero 416 7 (D.) SOUTH-EAST ASPECT-EAST CAPE TO CAPE PALUSER. Kawhia 515 11 East Cape 487 15 Turangaomoana, Matamata • 432 10 Waitakaro 304 IO Ruakura Farm, Hamilton Ea8t 551 9 Pa.kihiroa Taupo 380 10 Tolaga Bay Taharua Station, East Taupo 755 10 Waihau, Tolaga Ba.y 356 14 Otewa, Waitomo County .. Kaharoa, Waimata Valley 315 12 Putake, Waitomo 6~0 8 Motuhora 567 13 Waitomo Caves .• 597 9 Koranga Valley .• 373 14 Whawharua, Otorohanga (C. B. Hob- ' Eastwood Hill, Gisborne 138 IO son) Otoko .. 187 13 Roto-o-Rangi School, Cambridge 483 12 Waitahoata, Whatatutu 210 9 Rangitoto, Te Kuiti Te Karaka 163 11 Te Kuiti 49ii 11 Puha, Poverty Bay 130 8 Puketiti, Piopio .. 871 13 Glenroy Station, Gisborne 377 15 Hamilton, Waikato Waihuka, Gisborne 109 10 State Farm, Waerenga 417 9 Ormond 189 8 Horahora Rapids, Churchill 357 10 Patutahi, Gisborne Glen Murray 510 9 Whakapunake 326 14 Ngaruawahia 557 10 Strathblane, Hangaroa Waitere te Awamutu 555 11 Muriwai Waiatua, Kaitieke, Raurimu fi9f\ 12 Tabora, Gisborne 484 15 Mangaotaki ( 550 ft.) Gisborne 180 11 Paekaka, Paemako 557 10 Morere .. 493 8 " Te Matai, ' Aria 688 10 "Pihanga," Ruakituri Valley, Napier 214 10 Ohura 72(j 11 Mangaone Valley. Tangitere 810 14 Mangatoi, Mokau River 777 10 Portland Island .. 82 8 Okoke .• 1114 13 Kaihunahuna, Wairoa ..·· / Purangi 1066 11 Maungaharuru, Wairoa 347 APRIL 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1169 New Zealand Rainfall Jor February, 11120-;.,ontinued. New Zealand Ra,nfaU for February, 1920-continued. ------· ------ Total Fall. · 1 Days with Station. I Points R . Station. ToW:J Fall, I Days with I (100 to Inch). am. 1 (IO{t~'1~sch). Rain. -- --~------NORTH ISLAND-continued. SOUTH ISLAND-continued. (D.) SOUTH-EAST ASPECT-EAST CAP.E TO CAPE PALLISER-- (E.) NORTH ASPECT-CAPE FAREWELL TO KAIKOURA- continut.d. continued. Omahanui, Wairoa 345 12 Tarawera 375 12 Avondale Sta.tion, Blenheim 703 8 Tutka Lake 186 10 Marshlands, Blenheim 504 8 Eskdale, Hedgeley Glenlee Station, Blenheim Riverbank, Rissington, Napier 175 10 Hapuku 672 12 Napier .. Wahine, Sherenden, Hastings (F.) WEST AsPEOT-CAl'.E FAREWELL TO PUYSEOUR POINT. Mokopeka, Hastings 187 10 Farewell Spit 900 9 Frimley, Hastings 161 11 Karamea, Westport 352 4 Whanawhana, Hastings .. 215 10 Westport 300 8 Maraekakaho, Hastings 244 11 Warwick Junction Te Mata, Havelock North .. 187 7 Reefton (643 ft.).. 439 8 Te Roto, Poukawa 184 9 Greymouth 506 9 Pukehou, Te Ante 230 10 Otira Gwavas, Tikokino 287 lfl Otira (1,255 ft.) 570 8 Aramoana, Waipawa 289 10 Ross, Westland 601 8 Rangitapu, Waipawa 266 10 Okura Mount Vernon, Waipawa .. 172 11 Puysegur Point Waimarama, Hawke's Bay 186 9 Waipukurau 202 !l (G.) EAST Asp:e:cT-KAIKOURA TO CAPE SAu~nERs. Motuotaraia, Wanstead (l 202 Hanmer Springs Nurse,ry .. i\18 7 Makaretu :1s2 10 Riverside Farm, Amuri 347 9 Oruawharo, Takapau 289 11 Highfield, Amuri 473 11 Tangarewa Station, Takapau Keinton Combe, Waiau, Amuri 554 10 Ormondville Waiau .. 437 8 Woodbank, Wimbledon 34,j 9 Gore Bay, Cheviot 443 9 Pine Grove, Danne virke 308 9 Oxford .. 544 8 Pohangina, Ashhurst 395 8 Amberley 363 8 Mangatainoka 434 8 Mount Whitnow, Woodgrove Eastry, Tane, Eketahuna •• 415 10 Alford Forest 905 10 Tawataia, Eketahuna 4:12 8 Mount Somers 532 12 Putara .. 694 8 Bea]ey .. 429 7 Eketahuna 291 8 Arthur's Pass 788 8 Castlepoint 239 7 Rhodes Convalescent Home, Cash- 342 8 Anuedale, Tinui .. 280 10 mere Hills Ditton, Masterton 380 10 Islington 367 9 Bush Grove, Masterton 390 10 Governor's Bay 339 7 Marangai 249 9 New Brighton 252 8 Eringa, Masterton 307 11 Otahuna, Tai Tapu 408 8 " Tyneside," Masterton 288 10 Little River 411 7 Hikurangi College, Clareville Magnet Bay, Little River •• 291 6 Wa.ihakeke, Carterton 446 11 Pigeon Bay 385 5 Martinborough 390 11 Coalgate 540 13 Featherston 457 8 Horora.ta 38:l 12 Summit 615 11 Darfield 371 10 Waiwetu 417 7 Akaroa Wainuiomata Reservoir 423 11 Mount Torlesse, Springfield 555 10 Whiteman's Valley, Silverstream 398 9 Methven 578 10 Western Hutt 476 8 I Rudstone, Methven 526 10 Whangai Moana, Pirinoa .. Lake Coleridge Homestead 411 8 Point Howard, Wellington Harbour ·T~comlplcte· · Double Hill 386 5 Ka.rori Reservoir 690 10 Wmohmore, Ashburton Seatoun 525 6 Brackley, Mayfield 483 10 SOUTH ISLAND. Ashburton 351 11 Fa.irview, Springburn 500 12 (E.) NORTH ASPECT-CAPE FAREWELL TO KAIKOURA. Staveley 668 11 Collingwood 1213 9 Evandale, Mount Somers .• 497 11 Bainham 1463 8 Lynnford, Hinds .. 363 11 Onakaka 116G 9 Peel Forest 568 11 Takaka.. 1272 8 Kapunatiki, Rangitata :l58 8 Motueka 1284 8 Cefn Orchard, Geraldine 36fi 12 Upper Moutere 10:!6 8 Waitui, Geraldine a25 11 Stanley Brook, Nelson 1104 8 Ora.ri Gorge !l44 12 " Harakeke," Central Moutere 9.J.6 8 Orari Estate, Orari 346 11 Upper Sherry River . . . . 1046 7 Balmoral Twyuha.m Station Creek, Glenhope.. 781 7 Braemar 312 6 Tophouse . . . • 6i\6 7 Horwell Downs, Fairlie 465 12 Port Hardy, French Pass .. Lambrook, Fairlie 326 8 Stephen Island 355 7 " Craigieburn," Kimbell , The Brothers 158 7 Mary Burn Station, Mackenzie Oountry j 307 7 Cape Campbell 251 7 Godley Pea.ks, Te Kapo, Mackenzie 345 6 Picton .• 670 10 Country Freezing-works, Picton Athlone. Albury Endeavour Inlet 1328 9 Warata.b, Albury 385 10 Manaroa, Pelorus Sound 636 8 Ka.kahu Bush, Gera.ldine 303 8 Waite.ta Bay, Pelorus Sound 776 7 Pleasa.nt Point 261 7 Hartley Hills, Hillersden .. Te Pah Farm, Seadown 320 8 3eddon Smithfield 369 9 "Chancet," Ward 337 9 Timaru Reservoir 320 7 Timara Station, Renwioktown 621 8 Benmore Station, Omara.ma 183 9 Kaituna, Marlborough Otiake .• 244 10 Spri~ Creek, Blenheim 552 7 Livingstone Erina., Blenheim 867 8 Arnmore, Windsor 300 9 1170 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 38 New Zealand Rainjall Jor February, 1920-oontinued. New Zealand Rain.fall Jor February, 1920-oontinued. Tot&! Fall, I Days with Station. Pomts I R. Station. : Tot&! Fall, IDays with I(100 to Inch). &m, (100~~'¥!~h). Rain. SOUTH ISLAND-continued. SOUTH ISLAND-continued. (G.) EAST AsPEOT-KAIKOURA TO CAPJII SAUNDERS-continued. {H.) SoUTB AsPJIIOT-CAPJII SAUNDERS TO PuYSBGUR PoINT Tota.r& Station, near Oamara -continued. Duntroon 265 9 W&ik&wa V&!ley., 79 7 Pakeuri, Oamara 278 9 Wharu&rimu 41 8 Oam&ra 254 8 Uplands, W&imahak& 64 9 Steward Settlement, Oamara 167 6 Roslin Estate, Woodlands 70 11 Trotter's Creek; Hillgrove 302 10 Dipton .. 52 4 Kauroo Hill, M&heno 253 10 Bluff Ba.lruddery, K&uroo Hill. Maheno R&dio-Awaru& 38 9 Bushey Park, Pa.lmerston South 305 14 Sightoaps 109 10 Opoho, Dunedin {383ft,) •• 107 6 Otaut&u 83 7 Burnside, Dunedin •• 53 9 Creighton 194 9 Fish-hatchery, Portobello •• 15:l 7 Manapoori 78 4 Whare Flat 73 7 Mosgiel 20 6 (I.) ISLANDS. (H.) SOUTB AsPJIIOT-CAPE SAU1IIDEB8 TO PUYSJIIGUB POINT. Centre lsl&nd 54 7 Stewart lsl&nd 141 14 P&er&U • • 199 8 Ha.If-moon Bay, Stewart Island us 12 Great Moss Swamp, via Patearoa 46 6 Niue Island I Eweburn Nursery, Ranfurly 148 8 Avarua, Rarotonga, Cook Islands W &ipiata 148 7 Aitut&ki Island, Cook Islands Naseby 146 4 Mang&ia, Cook Islands Robertslea, Middlemarch 249 10 Chatham Island .• 150 7 Ta.rr&11 •• ' IOI 5 Mount Pis& Station, Cromwell 97 5 Maungawera, Otago 98 3 Luggate, Cromwell 113 9 M&norburn Dam. . 94 9 LATE RETURNS. Queenstown 109 7 Waipukurau, November, 1919 124 9 Moa Creek 70 6 December, 1919 13 1 Little Va.lley ,, January, 1920 273 6 St. Bath&n's 179 6 Point Howard, January, 1920 439 10 Blackstone Hill 180 7 Opoho, January, 1920 87 6 Clyde 84 7 Tarras, October, 1919 222 3 Ea.rnscleugh 74 6 November, 1919 276 3 Teviot River 102 6 December, 1919 .. 83 2 Roxburgh 94 4 ,, January, i920 44 1 Mo& Flat Downs.. 32 4 Centre Island, January, 1920 275 9 Sunnyva.le Oroh&rd, Island Block Niue Island, November, 1919 169 8 Baloluth& 90 2 December, 1919 1918 16 Garston 52 4 ,, January, 1920 1243 16 F&irlight Station, Nokom&i 49 7 Avarua, December, 1919 2305 26 Glenfa.lloch Station, Nokomai 73 6 Mangaia, November, 1919 160 4 Wendonside 81 7 December, 1919 440 5 Wendon 63 7 ,, January, 1920 2837 22 Lawrence Chatham Islands, November, 1919 177 13 Ow&k& •• 40 4 December, 1919 176 10 T&panui Nursery 58 8 ,January, 1920 .. 106 13 LeUers of Naturalization granted or endorsed. Department of Internal Affairs, Wellington, 14th April, 1920. T is hereby notified, for public information, that letters of naturalization or endorsements of letters of naturalization, I in accordance with the provisions of the Aliens Act, 1908, have been granted to the persons named and described hereunder. · F. H. D. BELL, Minister of Internal Affairs. ______N_am_•_· ______N_a_tl-ons_u_t:v_. ____P_la_ce_o_f -Res~ld=~ J _____o_ccu_pa_tl_o_n_. _____,J~l!ii-a_t1Ualba_Da_ta_of_tlo_n. Cohen, Morris Russian [ Auckland I Draper .. 31/3/20. Fleron, Ch1-istian Frederick Nicholas Danish .. Ashburton Carpenter 26/3/20. Ginisty, Paul French .. Jerusalem Catholic priest 31/3/20. Helbling, Valentine .• Swiss •• Stratford. . Buttermaker Koch, Fritz Inglewood Farmer 26/3/20. Kristianson, Kornelius N;rwegian Wellington Seaman 31/3/20. Kristiansen, Niels Danish .. Eltham Engineer 26/3/20. Larsson, John Leonard Swedish Kakariki.. Cheesemaker Lawson, Peter Da.nish .. Hawera . . ]factory assistant 31/3/20. Maori, Daniel Italian .. Opunake Farmer Petersen, George Danish .. Swanson 26/3/20. Reggiardo, Antonio .. Italian Dunedin . . Retired showman 27/3/20. Torgersen, Peter lngvald Norwegian DargaYille Labourer 26/3/20. Zimmerman, Joseph Edward Swiss .. Patea Butcher 31/3/20. ------ APRIL 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. Deceased Person,' Eltata. Tm PUBLIC TRUST OPPICB 01!' Naw ZEALAND. - lNCOBPOBATBD UNDBB TRB PBOVISIONS 01!' TIIE PUBLIC TBUBT 01!'1!'10B AcT, 1908. ARTICULARS of the Eeta,ee of Deceased Persons placed under the Oharge of the PUBLIC TausTBB during the P Month of Mnroh, 1920. Date ~&me of Deoeased. Bestdent•e. Occup&tion. of Remarks. ~1 Death. 1 Alga.r, Herbert .. Redcliffe Farm labourer -/11/18 Int.estate. 2 Allen, Nicholas Herbert .. Hamilton Engineer .. 29/2/20 3 Alley, Eric Alex. . . Hikutaia Gentleman 29/11/18 4 Anderson, Charles .. Nelson Seaman •. 20/12/19 5 Antunovich, Mate Nikolin .• Ma.tiere •• Labourer .. 16/12/19 6 Bampus, Gerald William .. Auckland Unknown .. 18/2/20 .." 7 Ba.rry, Julius Augustus .• Tunakotekote Farmer .. 11/10/19 8 Barwick, William .. Christchurch Clogmaker 20/1/20 9 Begovich, J. . • . • Auckland Contractor 1/1/20 10 Bentizen, Claude. . . . Owhango Labourer .. 7/1/20 11 Bisney, Edwin Cotterell .. Auckland Settler .. 24/4/19 12 Boys, Charles . . . . Seacliffe Mental - hospital at- 29/1/20 tendant 13 Buchanan, J a.net . . . . Dunedin Widow .. 5/7/18 Intestate. 14 Campbell, John ...... Wellington Seaman .. 30/12/19 15 Carlson, Ole Kristian . • • . Clydevale Farmer .. 20/12/19 16 Cle.fly or Claffey, Patrick .• Auckland ,, .. 27/2/20 17 Clow, Beilby Hope . . . • General carrier 15/2/20 18 Cocherton, James Stewart.. • • Author .. 30/11/19 19 Condron, Robert . • • . rl'e P~ke Labourer .• 10/12/19 ,, 20 Cuthbertson, Jane Gibson .. Timarn .. Married woman 7/12/19 Testate. 21 Davi~. F. L...... Gisborne Labourer .. 9/9/18 Inte~tate. 22 Delbridge, Jane • • . . . • Au~kland Married woma.n 27/1/20 23 Dugdale, Nellie . • . . . . Mosgiel .• .. 8/1/20 24 Duke, George ...... Gisborne Farm worker 31/8/18 25 Duncan, Isabella.. . . • • Auckland Widow .. 21/4/19 26 Falconer, James ...... Dunedin Settler .. 15/12/19 27 Faulkes or Fox, John . • • • Hikurangi Labourer .. 5/1/20 In~tate. 28 Ferry, Charle~ . . . . • . Hyde .• Old-age pensioner .. 26/12/19 29 finch, Tryphena . . . • Ma.niotahi Widow .. 2-5/U/19 30 Forde, Mary Kelly . . . . Invercargill Married woman 13/12/19 ,, 31 Forster, William . . . • . . Nelson Bootmaker 21/1/20 Testate. 32 Gilbert, James ...... Dunedin Farmer .. 7/12/19 33 Gilbertson, Percy Alex. . . . . Nelson Sailor .. 24/11/19 34 Giles, Henry . . • . . . Christchurch Farmer .. 4/11/18 35 Godwin, Rar.hael Anne . . • . Wa.nganui Widow .. 16/2/20 In~tate. 36 Grant. David A...... Dunedin Farmer .. 7/4/18 Testate. 37 Hamilton, Walter • • • . Manaia .. 13/7/18 Int.estate. 38 Hamilton, William . . . . Ona.ere .. B~hman :: 4/5/18 39 Harcw, Richard . • . . . . Auckland Carpenter .. 24/11/19 40 Harpur, Henry ...... Greymouth Labourer •• 3/11/16 41 Helliwell, William Taylor • . . . Ma,terton Carpenter .. 26/6/17 42 Henderson, Jessie Alice . . . . Lumsden ~farried woman 2/2/20 43 Herin, ClaN'noe Alfred • . . • Wauganui Infant .. 30/11/18 44 Hermann, Alois ...... Okaia.wa Dairy-farmer 24/1/20 45 Heron, John • . . . . . Temuka Labourer .. 12/2/20 46 Hodgson, Stevens A. R. . . . . Napier .. Civil engineer .. 21/9/19 47 Hoori Tuoro or Hori Pitutako Tuoro Waiotemarama .. Farmer . . . . 20/5/18 48 Hund, Adolf ...... Wellington Cook . . .. 4/2/20 49 Hunt, Phoebe Charlotte . . . . Masterton Married woman .. 24/1/20 50 Hunter, Robert . . . . Springfield Fa.rm labourer .. 6/12/19 51 Hutchens, Richards Lavars .. Ha.wera Music-teacher .. 28/12/19 52 Irwin, Annie Mary . . . . Clinton .. Dressmaker .. 5/2/20 53 Isaa.cs, W. A. . • . . . . Auckland Marine· engineer .. 17 /11/19 54 Johnson, Charles...... Carterton Ra.ilwa.y surfa.cema.n 8/2/20 55 Kelly, Andrew ...... Mokau Farmer . . . . 26/2/20 56 Kelly, John ...... Christchurch 19/12/19 57 Kennaway, Andrew Laurie .. Ocean Beach Cle~k :: 2/3/20 58 Lane, Ellen Isabel Ma.ry . . . . Feilding .. Housewife .. 16/12/19 59 Lane, John Erdly . . . . Factory-manager .. 17/12/19 60 Laws, Isabella Agnes . . . . Wa~gan~i Married woman 28/11/19 61 Ls Trony, Paul . . . . Tautuku Old-age pensioner .. 31/1/20 62 Loga.n, John Joseph . . . . Taihape .. Farm labourer 20/2/19 63 Lynn, Ellen . . . • . . Hastings Married woman 1/1/20 64 McAuliffe, Ellen ...... Woolston 21/2/20 65 McCrea.nor, Joseph . . . . Christchurch Ra.ilwa y" porter l/9/18 66 McLeod, Donald Murdoch .. Waipu .. Not known 29/12/18 67 McMa.naway, D'Arcy Lee .. Havelock South .. Labourer .. 20/12/19 68 McQuinn, John . . . . Christchurch l/12/19 " 69 Maddox, Elizabeth Jane . . . • Auckland Married w~~n 24/11/18 " 70 Mazzoney, A. S. . • . . . . Waihou Contractor 11/11/18 71 Medhurst, William . . . • Glenhope Labourer .. 17/5/19 72 Montgomery, Eliza Jane . . . . Greymouth Laundress .. 9/1/20 73 Morrison, Roy ...... Wellington Soldier .. 10/12/19 74 Nicholls, Thompson William .. At sea. .. Sailor .. 6/11/18 75 Norman, Charles . . . . Waihi .. Seaman .. 10/10/19 76 O'Brien Daniel ...... Pa.eroa. .. Gum-digger 12/12/19 1172 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 88 DECEASED PERSONS' ESTATES-continued. Da.te Na.me of Decea.sed. Residence. Oocupa.tlon. of Rema.rks. ~1 Dea.th. 77 O'Brien, Ellen Constance .. Upper Hutt Married woman 16/2/20 Int.eata.te. 78 O'Malley, Catherine Christchurch Widow 1/1/20 79 Pa.ore. Herewaka Waikahana Native 3/12/12 80 Parkins, Sydney Henry Auckland Tea-taster .. 26/12/I9 81 Patterson, Mary Ann Rangiriri Domestic duties 16/2/15 82 Pea.cock, James Ernest Napier .. Motor mechanic 22/2/20 83 Rakiraki, Samuel Mataura Labourer .. 17/1/20 84 Ratima Pekamu Te Kuiti Native 27/4/13 85 Reed, Charles James Hamilton Postal employee 20/1/19 86 Reynolds, Florence Whakatane Married woman 2/ll/18 87 Rigby, Edward Waipiro Bay Bushman 4/ll/18 88 Ross, Reuben Daniel Masterton Labourer 16/11/18 89 Russell, Mary Sophia Riverton Widow 26/l2/I9 90 Scott, Thomas Greytown Labourer 13/9/19 91 Scott, Thomas Alex. Kaiapoi Farmer 11/7/17 92 Shearer, James .. Westport Mine deputy 17/ll/19 93 Simpson, George Wellington Soldier 13/9/18 Tes~te. 94 Smith, Jessie Murray Te Aroha Domestic duties 30/ll/19 Intestate. 95 Smyth, Henry John Owaka .• Labourer .. -/5/19 96 Stratford, Frederick George Nelson .. Carpenter .. 7/9/18 97 Tairua, Peter Ma.ta.ta .. Farmer 2/4/17 98 Taylor, Richard .. Wairoa .. Farm labourer 21/9/18 99 Tearle, William George Opotiki Bushman .. 9/11/19 100 Wallace, W. J. Napier .. Tramway employee .. 28/4/17 101 Wallace, S. P. Timaru .. Labourer .. 27/9/16 102 Watson, J. W. Christchurch Hairdresser 8/12/18 103 Waugh,John Oamaru .. Carpenter .. 18/1/20 104 Wheeler, Francis George Mangaituroa Survey hand 13/11/18 105 White, John Invercargill Retired farmer 10/12/19 106 Woodruffe, Ellen Louisa Epsom, Auckland I Widow .. 21/9/19 107 Woods, Thomas .. Auckland Not known 3/3/20 108 Y oungson, Alex. Balclutha Railway fireman 28/11/18 Wellington, 7th April, I 920. ROBERT TRIGGS, Public Trustee. Notice publi8hed purB'Uam to tke ProvisionB of Sootion 15 of the Public Tl"IJ,IJt Oj/i.ce Act, 1908, and SootiOnB 18 and 19 of the Public Tl"IJ,IJI Oj/i.ce Amendment Act, 1913, OTICE is hereby given tha.t, no person having taken out administration, the Public Trustee has filed in the Supreme N Court at Wellington an election to administer the several estates of the persons deceased whose names, residences, a.nd occupations (so fa.r as known) are hereunder respectively set forth, their gross properties being estimated not to exceed £400 in each case. · Date TE8tate Offloe Name. Realdenoe. Oconpatloh. Date I Election I I of Death. filed. I In~. admlnllterlng. -- - -- ·-· - I I Armstrong, Clarinda .. Wanganui .. Widow .. .. 9/ll/19 7/4/20 Intestate Wanganui. 2 Baker, Frederick George .. .. Bushman .. 21/10/17 7/4/20 Wellington. 3 Barwick, William .. Wooh!ton .. Clogmaker . . 20/1/20 7/4/20 " Timaru. 4 Bloomfield, Joseph .. Orari .. . . Old-age pensioner 24/1/20 I0/4/20 Tes~te 5 Carlson, Ole Kristian or Clydesdale .. Farmer .. 20/12/19 7/4/20 Intestate D~~din. Kristean 6 Crouch, Albert Edward .. Palmerston North Bricklayer .. 27/12/17 7/4/20 Wellington. 7 Dryden, John William .. Millerton .. .. Miner .. .. 27/9/18 7/4/20 Testate" 8 England, Edward .. Culverden .. Ploughman .. 7/ll/18 7/4/20 Intestate Chri;tchurch. 9 Ferry, Charles .. Hyde .. .. Pensioner .. 26/12/19 10/4/20 Dunedin. IO Forster, William .. Brightwater .. Bootmaker . . 21/1/20 8/4/20 Tesblte Nelson. ll George, Ernest Albert Cross Creek .. Railway guard .. 7/2/20 7/4/20 Wellington. Michael ; or George, Ernest " 12 Grant, David Albert .. Outram .. .. Farmer .. 7/4/18 8/4/20 Dunedin. 13 Hawton, Leo Victor .. Te Kuiti .. .. .!!'arm hand .. 23/10/18 10/4/20 " Wellington. 14 Hepburn, May .. Okaiawa .. Housewife .. 8/1/20 7/4/20 Intestate" 15 Hopkins, George Edward .. Wellington .. Carpenter .. 9/3/20 10/4/20 " 16 Hunter, James Joseph .. Marton .. Farmer .. 22/11/18 7/4/20 " " 17 Matchett, Robert John .. Chesterfield, Otoro- School-teacher .. 12/9/18 8/4/20 Tesi:.'.te Auckland." hanga 18 Mogg, William James .. Masterton .. Painter .. 16/9/18 8/4/20 Wellington. 19 Mcilwraith, Hugh .. Wellington .. Coachman .. 7/1/19 7/4/20 Intestate" 20 McLean, Isabella .. Rakaia .. .. Widow .. .. 4/2/20 8/4/20 Testate Christchurch. 21 Olds, Harold .. .. Auckland .. Driver .. 112/10/17 7/4/20 Auckland. 22 Park, Thomas ,Joseph .. Hawera .. .. Fencer .. 4/ll/18 7/4/20 In~;tate Palmerston N. 23 Peacock, James Ernest .. Napier .. .. .Motor mechanic .. I 22/2/20 7/4/20 Napier. 24 Quinn, Bridget .. .. 'Greymouth .. Widow .. 19/10/15 8/4/20 Tes~te Wellington. 25 Reynolds, Florence .. Whakatane .. Married woman .. 22/ll/18 8/4/20 Intestate Hamilton. 26 Richards, Walter James .. Marokopa .. Farm-manager .. 7/9/18 7/4/20 Testate Auckland. 27 Ross, Alfred William .. Featherston .. Labourer .. * I0/4/20 Wellington. 28 Semmens, Arthur Burnard Whatatutu .. Shepherd .. 30/8/18 10/4/20 " Gisborne. 29 Thomson, James Campbell Wellington .. Porter .. 7/10/19 7/4/20 In~;tate Wellington. 30 Turpin, Frank .. .. Taihape .. .. Bushman .. 29/9/19 7/4/20 31 Waugh,John Oamaru .. Carpenter .. 18/1/20 10/4/20 " Dun~di:n ...... " * 3rd or 4th October, 1917. Wellington. 12th April, 1920. ROBERT TRIGGS, Public Trustee. APRIL 15.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1173 Notice to Mariners.-No. 13 of 1920. Conscience-money received. Marine Department, The Treasury, Wellington. N.Z., 13th April, 1920. Wellington, 12th April, 1920. HE following Notices to Mariners, which. have been HEREBY acknowledge receipt of the sum of £1, T received from the Hydrographic Office, London, are I forwarded to the Railway Department by a person published for general information. unknown, as conscience-money to the New Zealand Govern B. W. MILLIER, ment. Acting-Secretary. G. l<'. C. CAMPBEL1-:., Secretary to the Treasury. WARNING-SIGNALS DISPLAYED BY BRITISH VESSELS ACCOMPANYING SUBMARINES. Government Offices to be closed on Friday, the 23rd April, ATTENTION is specially drawn to the following information 1920, in Celebration of St. George's Day and St. David's with regard to vessels accompanying submarines:-· Day. British men-of-war, Auxiliary Patrol vessels, Royal fleet and Mercantile fleet auxiliaries, and all British merchant Office of Public Service Commiseioner, vessels, whenever proceeding in company with submarines Wellington, 9th April, 1920. are to fly "M" (International) at the masthead, accom S provided under Public Service Regulations, the panied hy a group from the numeral table in the International A Government Offices throughout New Zealand will Code of Signals, indicating the number of submarines in be closed on Friday, the 23rd April, 1920, in celebration of company. This signal is a warning to vessels that submarines St. George's Day and St. David's Day. are in the vicinity. When " M " flag is displayed vessels arc D. ROBERTSON, cautioned to steer so as to give the escorting vessel a berth Public Service Commissioner. of at least one mile, and also to pass astern of her. When from any cause this cannot be clone, the escorting vessel should be approached at slow speed until warning is given of the danger zone by flags, semaphore, or megaphone, as most convenient, a g.ood look-out being kept meanwhile for CROWN LAND.5 NOTICES. the submarines, whose presence may be only indica,terl by their periscopes showing above water. The use of the large red flag has been discontinued for this purpose. Land in Otago Land Districtforfeited. IRELAND. Department of Lands and Survey, Wellington, 12th April, 1920. SOUTH-WEST CoAsT.-BEREHAVEN.-LoNEHORT PorNT. OTICE is hereby given that the lease of the undermen LrnHT NOT EXTINGUISHED. N tioned land having been declared forfeited by resolu Position.-On Lonehort Point. Lat. 51 ° 38f' N., long. tion of the Otago Land Board, the said land has reverted 9° 47' w. to the Crown under the provisions of the Land Act, 1908. Abridged Description.--Lt. occ., W.R.G., ev. 5 secs., 18 ft., vis. 3 m. (U). SCHEDULE. Remarks.-Information has been received that the acwlting light with white, red, and green sectors was not extinguished 0TAGO. LAND DISTRICT. as stated in a former notiee. SECTION 22, Block II, Catlin's Survey District. Tenure: Note.-The note "Extinguished (1919)" against the above Occupation with right of purchase. Formerly held by light on the chart is to be expungPd. Thomas John Cook and Leslie Gray Cook. Reason for forfeiture : Forfeiter! by request of lessees. CANADA. D. H. GUTHRIE, NovA ScoTrA, SouTH CoAsT.-MARY JoeEPH HARBOUR Minister of Lands. APPROACH.-EXISTF.NCE OF ROCKS. (a.) Position.-At a distance of 13·3 cables, 91° (S. 66° E. mag.), from Thrumcap Lighthouse. Thrumcap Light Reserve for Lease by Public Tender. house, lat. 44° 57f N., long. 62° 2f W. Depth.-17 ft. North Auckland District Lands Office, Remarks.-This rock is of small extent. Auckland, 12th April, 1920. (b.) Position.-At a distance of 3 cables, 271° (N. 66° W. OTICE is hereby given that written tenders will be mag.), from the position of the 10 ft. depth on Lang N received at this office up to 4 o'clock p.m. on Friday, Shoal. the 28th day of 1\fay, 1920, for a lease for fourteen years of Depth. --9 ft. the undermentioned reserve, under the provisions of the Remark.s.-This rock is about 50 yards in extent and is Public Reserves and Domains Act, 1908, and amendments. marked by kelp. (c.) Position ( Approximate).-At a distance of 14! cables, 221° (S. 64° W. mag.), from the position of the 10 ft. SCHEDULE. depth on Lan!( Shoa! referred to above. SECTION S.W. 13, Waiau Parish, Franklin County: 22 acres, Depth.-30 ft. known as the Patumahoe Domain, on the corner of the Remarks.--This rock is a pinnacle rock. Patumahoe - V/aiau and Drury Roads. Minimum annual Variation.-23° \V. rental, £1 10s. MEDITERRANEAN. CONDITIONS OF LEASE. lTALY, LIPARI lSLANDS.-LIPARI.--LrnnT ESTABLISH1m. 1. Lease to be for grazing purposes only, and subject to ALTERATION I~ CHARACTER OF LIGHT. resumption at six months' notice. 1. Light established : 2. The lessee shall have no right to compensation either for Position.-On Punta Scaliddi, at a distance of 520 improvements put on the land or on account of the aforesaid yards, 28° (N. 35° E. ma!(.), from San Pietro church resumption, or for any other cause; but he may, on the spire. Lat. 38° 28f N., long. 14° 57!' R expiration or sooner determination of the lease, remove all Abridged De.scription.-Lt. F., red, 46 ft., vis. 5 m. buildings or fences erected by him, but not otherwise. He Characteristics : will be expected to plough the whole area and put it down Character.-A .fixed red light. in grass. Elevation.-46 ft. 3. The lessee shall not sublet, transfer, or otherwise dispose Visibility.-5 miles. of his interest in the lease without the written consent of the Structure.---Grey square tower, Hi ft. in height. Commissioner of Crown Lands. 2 Alteration in character of light : 4. The lessee shall prevent the growth and spread of all Position.-At San Giacomo. Lat. 38° 28/f N., long. noxious weeds on the land, and he shall with all reasonable 14° 57!' R despatch remove, or ca.use to he removed, all noxious weeds New Abridged De.,cription.-Lt. occ., ev. 24 secs., or plants as may be directed by the Commissioner of Crown 126 ft., vis. 11 m. Lands. Alteration.-The character of the light has been altered 5. The lessee shall discharge a.JI rates, taxes, charges, ·and from occulting red to occnltiny white et-ery twenty-fonr other assessments that may become due and payable. 8econd..'I. 6. Rental payments in arrear for two calendar months Remark,,.-The visibility of the light is now 11 miles; shall render the lease liable to termination; or a breach of the other details of the )ight remain unaltered. covenant in the lease, expressed or implied, shall entitle the Variati.on.-7° W. Crown to re-enter and determine the lease. 1174 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 88 7. Tenders to be endorsed on the outside "Tender for short fern and manuka. Soil rich in swamp, poor clay (gum Lease," and to be accompanied by the first half-year's rent land) on balance of section; poorly watered by dra.iu in at the rate tendered, and lease fee of £1 ls. swamp. Distant about five miles from Awanui, about one 8. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. mile and a half of which is formed road, balance unformed. Full particulars may be ascertained on application at this office. Hobson Oounty.-Okahu Parish,. R. P. GREVILLE, Section 49 : Area, 93 acres O roods 13·4 perches : upset Commissioner of Crown Lands. annual rental, £10. Weighted with £55 10s., valuation for improvements con sisting of felling, grassing, and fencing. Education Ruen,ea in Wellington Land Di-•trict for Selection Altitude, 250 ft. to 500 ft. above sea-level. About 30 acres /,Jt Discharged Soldiers on Renewable Lease. · flat, 9 acres hilly to broken, balance undulating; 16 acres rough grass, 9 acres cleared and grassed, balance tea-tree District Lands and Survey Office, scrub, &c. ; few kahikatea trees. Soil mostly poor pipeolay, Wellington, 12th April, 1920. on clay formation ; fairly watered by creek except in dry OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned educa summer. Distant about nine miles from Mititai by cart. road partly metalled. N tion reserves are open for selection by discharged soldiers on renewable lease under the provisions of the Educa Section 98 : • Area, 99 acres 2 roods 14 perches ; upset tion Reserves Act, 1908, the Land Act, 1908, and their annual rental, £4. amendments, and section 103 of the Reserves and other Lands Disposal and Public Bodies Empowering Act, 1919. Section 99: Area, 99 acres 3 roods 17 perches; upset annual rental. £4. Applications will be received at this office up to 4 o'clock Altitude, 100 ft. to 200 ft. above sea-level. About 20 acres p.m. on Thursday, 27th May, 1920. peat swamp hard to drain and 20 acres level land in each Applicants must appear personally before the Land Board section, balance undulating, covered with fern and manuka for examination at the Municipal Hall, Palmerston North, on scrub. Soil clay and pipeclay, on clay subsoil: well watered Tuesday, let June, 1920, but any applicant who so desires by swampy springs. Distant about eleven miles from Mititai may be examined by the Land Board of any other district. by formed cart-road, metalled three-quarters of the distance, The ballot will be held at the Municipal Hall, Palmerston and about a quarter of a mile of track to reach Section 98. North, at 10 o'clock a.m., at the conclusion of the exami nation. Rodw,y Oounty.--Oruawharo Parish,. No rebate of rent will be allowed for prompt payment, and Section 188 : Area, 225 acres; upset annual rental, £11 10s. lessees will have no right to acquire the freehold. Weighted with £58, valuation for improvements comprising An application may include any number of lots, but no ploughing and grassing, surface sowing, fencing, &c. person will be allotted more than one lot. Altitude, 24 ft. to 700 ft. above sea-level. About 30 acres flat, 100 acres undulating, balance very broken to precipitous ; SCHEDULE. all covered with fem and scrub, except 70 acres recently burnt. WELLINGTON LAND DISTRICT.-FIRST-CLASS LAND. Clay soil, varying in quality from fair to very poor, on clay Kairanga Ooonty. - Subdivieions of Awapuni Education subsoil; well watered by streams and springs. Distant. about RuenJe No. 367.-BT.ock X, Kairanga Survey District. one mile and a quarter from Te Hana Railway-station by formed cart-road not metalled. Lot. Area. Capital Value. IHalf-yearly Rental. Jllonqonui County.-Oruru Parish. Section 28 : Area, 39 acres 2 roods 19 perches ; upset A. R. P. £ s. d. £ .. d. annual rent, £5. 1 4 1 18 650 0 0 13 0 0 Elevation, 100 ft. to 275 ft. above sea-level. Tl,e soil is 2 4 l 22 650 0 0 13 0 0 of alluvial light clay, and heavy clay resting on clay formation. 3 6 2 30 960 0 0 19 4 0 The forest is ordinary light mixed. Well watered by streams. 4 6 2 32 960 0 0 19 4 0 About 3 acres alluvial flat, 4 acres light bush, balance un 5 6 0 12 870 0 0 17 8 0 dulating to hilly open lands, except about 14 acres in roul(h 6 6 0 12 830 0 0 16 12 0 grass. Distant from Mangonui twelve miles and a half J:iy good metalled road to within a few chains of section (balance GENERAL DESCRIPTION. no road). Franklin Oounty.-Otau Parish. Awapuni Reserve is situated on the main Longbum Palmerston North Road, about two miles from the Palmers Section N. 67 : Area, 381 acres; upset annual rental, £20. ton North Post-office. It consists of level land, rich river Elevation, 500 ft. to l,000 ft. above sea-level. Practfoally deposit, which has been ploughed and resown and is now in all bush land, broken. Soil clayey loam on sandstone forma good pasture. The subdivisions are eminently suitable for tion ; well watered by running streams. Forest is light to market gardening. Steps are being taken to sink an artesian heavy, comprising tawa., rata, hinau, miro, and a little totara, well, and if water is obtained a supply will be laid on to the with a dense undergrowth of kiekie, supplejack, munga boundary of each lot. Each lot is fenced on three sides. munga, &c. Distant about eight miles from Clevedon, about Lot 6 is intersected by a drain reserve. The buildings on six miles being by ca.rt-road, ba]a.nce unformed. Lot 5 are of no value. Rodney Cnunty.-Pakiri Surt•P.y Distrfrl. G. H. M. McCLURE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Section >i, Block IX : Area, 114 acres 1 rood 37·7 perches ; upset annual rent, £12. Weighted with £17 !Os., valuation for improvements comprising--felling and grassing, 5 acres, £10; ten chains Education Ruert'llS in Nurth Auckland Land District for Lease fencing, £7 !Os. by Puhlic Auction. Elevation from 100 ft. to 200 ft. above sea-level. The soil · is of a loamy, clayey nature, re,ting on clay formation. The District Lands and Survey Office, forest is medium mixed, comprising ka.hikatea (small), puketea, North Auckland, 13th April, 1920. mannka, &c., with a fairly dense undergrowth of kiekie, N OTICE is hereby given that the education reserves supplejack, &c. Well watered by small stream. About described in the Schedule hereto will be offered for 20 acres bush, balance of area open land in fern, tea-tree, and lease by public auction at the District Lands and Survev rushes. Le-ve1 to easy undulating land, mostly ploughable. Office, Auckland, at 12 o'clock noon on Thursday, the 27th day of May, 1920, under the provisions of the F..ducation Distant eight miles from Wellsford Railway-station-about two miles by formed and metalled road and six miles roughly Reserves Act, 1908, and amendments, and the Public Bodies' Leases Act, 1908. formed clay road in poor repair. Section 8, Block IX: Area, 142 acres 3 roods 24·3 perches; upset annual rent, £15. SCHEDULE. Weighted with £39, valuation for improvements com NORTH AUCKLAND LAND DlsTRICT.--SECOND·CI.ASS LAND. prising-felling, 15 acres ; grassing, 15 acres ; and fencing. Elevation from 100 ft. to 200 ft.. above sea-level. The soil Mongonui' County.-Awanui Parish. is of a loamy, clayey nature, resting on clay formation ; well SECTION 9 : Area, 103 acres; upset annual rental, £5. watered by small stream. Open land in fem and tea-tree, Weighted with £21, valuation for half share of 28 chains about 15 acres grass, level to easy undulating land, all plough. draining. able. Distant eight miles and a quarter from Wellsford Altitude, oo;ft. to 150 ft. above sea-level. About 12 acres Railway-station-eight miles by formed cart-road, two miles raupo swamp, balance easy slopes to level land covered_with of which is metalled, and twenty chains no formed road aceess. APRIL 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTB. 1176 Section 9, Block IX : Area, 140 acres ; upset annual rent, Altitude, 50 ft. to 520 R. above sea-level. A few acres of £14.. river flats, partly overrun with blackberry ; balance level to Weighted with £22 15s., valuation for improvements com broken land, a considerable portion of which is ploughable; prising-felling and grassing, 5 acres ; fencing, 17 chains. about 50 or 60 acres ordinary mixed forest and heavy manuka, Elevation from 100 ft. to 200 ft. above sea-leYel. The soil balance fern and scrub. Roil of fair second-class quality, on is a loamy clay, resting on clay formation; well watered by clay subsoil;, well watered by streams. Distant about three small st.ream. Open land in fern and tea-tree, 5 arres grase. miles from Taumarere Railway-station by formed cart-road. Easy undulating rolling country, all ploughable. Di~tant eight miles and a half from Wellsford Railway-statinn--ei~ht Bay o.f Island., County.-Hul.-erenui Survey Di,,trict. miles by formed cart-road, two miles of which are metalled, Sections I03 and 104, Block V : Area, 298 acres 1 rood and half a mile no formed road acces3. 36 perches; capital value, £190; instalment on deferred payment (exduding interest). £9 !Os. ; half-yearly rent on lltanuka,t County.-Papakura Toten.hip. lease, £4 5s. 6d. . Sections 1 to 4, Block X , Arca, 3 ro<>ds 18 perch!'s ; upset Altitude, 300 ft. to 700 ft. above sea-level. Undulating to annual rental, £4. hilly land of inferior quality, covered with short fern ·and Weighted with £3 14s., valuation for improvements con scrub; poorly watered by swampy. stream. Access from si~ting of fencing and grassing. Towai Railway-station, about twenty chains distant. Flat land, on ,nain South Road. Soil brown volcanic Section 49, Block V : Area, 4 7 acres 3 roods 4 perches ; nature, resting on elay ; no water. capital value, £70; instalment on deferred payment (.excluding interest), £3 lOs. ; half-yearly rent on lease, £1 Us. 6d. ABSTRACT OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF LEASE. Altitude, 400 ft. to 600 ft. above sea-level. A few acres 1. Term of lease, twenty-one years, with perpetual right of flat and swamp, balance level to undulating and hilly land renewal for the same term at a rent to be determined by covered with short fern and scrub. Soil an inferior clay, revaluation in accordance with the provisions of the First on sandstone formation ; well watered by swampy stream. Schedule of the Public Bodies' Leases Act, 1908. Distant about one mile from Towai Railway-station hy. 2. Rents payable half-yearly, in advance, to the Receiver formed and metalled cart-road. of Land Revenue, Auckland ; the first half-yearly payment, with lease fee (£2 2s.), to be made on the fall of the hammer. Great Barrier Tslawl Co·unty.-Aotea Pari.,h. 3. No lease to · be assigned, underlet, or the possession thereof parted with except with the consent of the Land Section I07 : Area, 93 acres 1 rood 31 perches ; capital Boord. value, £100; instalment on deferred payment (excluding 4. All rates, taxes, charges, and assessments whatsoever interest), £5; half-yearly rent on lease, £2 5s. to be paid by the lessee. Alt.itude, 800 ft. to 1,200 ft. above sea-level. Undulatin1r 5. The leases shall be prepared generally in accordance to broken land, covered with light mixed forest comprising with the provisions of the Public Bodies' Leases Act, 1908. rata, rimu, tawa, &c., with heavy undergrowth of scrub. 6. Interest at the. rate of IO per cent. per annum to be Soil a brown loam of fair quality ; fairly watered by stream. paid on rent in arrear. Di~tant about, one mile and a half from Tryphena Landing 7. Consent of the Land Board to be obtained before sub by unformed road. dividing, erecting any buildings, or effecting other improve Sections N.W. 69, 70, 144A, and S.E. 144, Area, 474 acres; ments. 8. Lease is liable to forfeiture if conditions violated. capital value, £240; instalment on deferred rayment (exclud Education reserves are included in the classes of land on ing interest), £12; half-yearly rent on lease, £5 8s. which, with the approval of the Advances Board, money Altitude, 50 ft. t.o 600 ft. above sea-level. Steep and may be advanced by the State Advances Office. broken country ; about 150 acres light mixed forest comprising The reserve is clescribed for the general information of heavy manuka and some puriri, kahikatea, and rimu trees, inteI\ding bidders, who are recommended, nevertheless, to with medium undergrowth of supplejack, kiekie, &c. Soil of make a personal inspection. as the Department is not l'espon poor quality, with rock outcrops in places, and loose stones sible for the absolute accuracy of any description. scattered over section ; poorly watered by three small streams. Possession will be given on day of sale. Distant about three miles from TryphPna by bush track. Form of lease may be perused and full particulars obtained Sale posters and full particulars may be obtained at this at this office. office. R. P. GREVILLE, R. P. GREVILLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Commissioner of Crown Lands Land in the North Auckland Land District for Sale ar Lease Land in the Narth Auck/,and Land District far Sale or Lease to to Discharged SfJW.iers. Discharf!ed Souliers. North Auckland District Lands and Survey Office,· North Auckland District Lands and Survey Office, Auckland, 10th April, 1920. Auckland, 10th April, 1920. OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned lands OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned lands N are open for sale or lease under the Discharged Soldiers N are open for sale or lease under the Discharged Soldiers Settlement Act, 1915, and the regulations thereunder : and Pettlement Act, 1915, and the regulations thereur.der; and a,pplications will be received at the North Auckland District applications will be received at the North Aucklanrl District Lands and Survey Office, Auckland, up to 4 o'clock p.m. on Lands and Survey Office, Auckland, up to 4 o'clock p.m. Tuesday, the 25th May, 1920. on Tuesday, the 25th May, 1920 The lands may he purchased for cash or on deferred pay The land may be purchased for cash or on deferred pay ments, or selected on lease for sixty-six ye.ars, with right of ments, or selected on lease for sixty-six years, with right of renewal for further successive terms of sixty-six ye.ars and a ranewal for further successive terms of sixty-six years and a right to acquire the freehold. right to acquire the freehold. Applicants must appear personally before the Land Board Applicants must appear personally before the Land Board for examination at the North Auckland District Lands and for examination at the North Auckland District Lands and Survey Office, Auckland, on Wednesday, 26th May, 1920, Survey Office, Auckland, on Wednesday, 26th May, 1920, at at 10 o'clock a.m. 10 o'clock a.m. The ballot will be held at the conclusion of the examination The ballot will be held at the conclusion of the examina of applicants. tion of applicant'!. SCHEDULE. SCHEDULE. NORTH AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT. NORTH AccKLAND LAND DrsTT,ICT.-8FJCOND-CLASS LAND. SECOND-CLASS LAND. Bay of Islands CountJ1.-R·11apekapelca Pari,h. Franklin County.-Awitu Parish. SECTION 105, Area; 412 acres; capital value, £260; instal SECTIONS 67 and S.W. 68: Area, 184 acres 3 roods 16 perches; ment on deferred payment (excluding interest), £13; half capital value, £280; annual instalment on deferred payment yearly rent on lease, £5 17s. (excluding interest), £14; half-yearly rent on lease, £6 6s. G f176 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 88 Altitude, 30 ft. to 150 ft. above sea-level. Undulating land, Rodney Oaunty.-Pakiri Survey District. covered with light manuka and fem. Soil a brown loam of ·fair quality, on sandstone formation; poorly watered. Dis Rection 38, "Block XII: Area, 95 acres ; capital value, £70; tant about two miles and a half from Awitu Post-office, two annual instalment on deferred payment (excluding interest), miles of which is by formed road, balance track along main £3 10s. ; half-yearly rent on lease, £1 lls. 6d. ridge. Altitude, 100 ft. to 250 ft. above sea-level. Undulating land, covered with small scrub, about three-quarters plough able. Soil brown clay, fair to medium quality, on sandstone Bay of frlands Oaunty.-Hukerenui 811.rvey District. formation; no water on section. Distant about one mile Section 27, Block II : Area, 956 acres 3 roods 30 perches; from Wellsford by good metalled cart-road. capital value, £975; annbal instalment on deferred payment (excluding interest), £48 15s. ; half-yearly rent on lease, Whan(!arei Oounty.-Parahaki Parish. £21 18s. !)d. Section 27 : Area, 54 acres O roods 7 perches; capital value' The elevation ranges from about 400 ft. to 600 ft. above £60; annual instalment on deferred payment (excluding sea-level. The soil is of clay, resting on ironstone rubble interest), £3; half-yearly rent on lease, £1 7s. formation. The forest is heavy mixed, comprising rata, rimu, totara, taraire, &c., with a fair undergrowth of supple Elevation from 250 ft. to 400 ft. above sea-level. Badly jack, punga, nikau. Well watered by several streams. About watered in summer, but water could be got by sinking. The 150 acres of bush mostly in gullies, balance manuka and fem, soil is of clay, resting on clay formation. About 5 or 6 acres undulating to broken and steep. Suitable for sheep. Distant level on various parts of section, balance undulating to hilly, from Taumarere and Hukerenui Railway-stations about practically all tea-tree scrub and fem (partly burnt) and gorse. thirteen and eleven miles, by cart-road (rough) from Tau Distant from Whangarei three miles by cart-road metalled marere and formed road from Hukerenui,. half way. Section 28, Block II : Area, 726 acres 2 roods ; capital Waitemata Caunty.-Paremoremo Parish.. . value, £750; annual instalment on deferred payment (excluding interest), £37 !Os. ; half-yearly rent on lease, Section 227: Area, 61 acres; capital value, £80; annual £16 17s. 6d. instalment on deferred payment (excluding interest), £4; half-yearly rent on lease, £1 16s. Elevation from 400 ft. to 600 ft. above sea-level. Soil is Altitude, 50 ft. to 250 ft. above sea-level. Undulating of clay, resting on rubble formation. The forest is mixed, comprising rata, rimu, totara, taraire, &c., with a fair under to broken country, covered with small manuka and a few growth of nikau, punga, and supplejack. Well watered by patches of mixed forest. About half the section is plough several streams. About 100 acres of bush mostly in gullies, able. Soil brown loam, on clay subsoil; poorly watered. balance manuka and fem, carrying a quantity of danthonia Situated about three miles from Albany by formed road feed. Suitable for sheep. Undulating to broken. Distant unmetalled. from Taumarere or Hukerenui Railway-stations thirteen and ten miles, by cart-road from Taumarere and fair-formed road FIRST-CLASS LAND. from Hukerenui. Waitemata Oounty.-Paremoremo Pariah.. Section 29, Block II : Area, 543 acres 3 roods ; capital Section 24 7 : Area, 24 acres O roods 20 perches ; capital value, £550; annual instalment on deferred payment value, £95; annual instalment on deferred payment (excluding (excluding interest), £27 10s. ; half-yearly rent on lease, interest), £4 15s. ; half-yearly rent on lease, £2 2s. 9d. £12 7s. 6d. · Weighted with £30, valuation for improvementa consisting Elevation from 400 ft. to 600 ft. above sea-level. The soil of fencing, &c. is of clay, resting on rubble formation. The forest is mixed, Altitude, 50 ft. to 100 ft. above sea-level. Clay formation. · comprising rata, rimu, totara, taraire, &c., with a fair under· Suitable for fruit or poultry farm. Land covered with short growth of supplejack, punga, nikau, &c. Well watered by scrub and fem. Poorly watered, but water can probably be several streams. About 150 acres of bush, balance manuka obtained by ridge sinking. Situated about two miles from and fem, undulating to steep. Suitable for sheep. Distant River-head on the road to Albany. from Taumarere or Hukerenui Railway-station fourteen and nine miles, by rough cart-road from Taumarere Station and formed road from Hukerenui. SECOND-CLASS LAND, Bay of Islands O=nty.-Punakilere Survey District. Bay of I8lands Oaunty.-Kawakawa Survey District. Section 11, Block XIV : Area, 576 acres 2 roods ; capital Section 5, Block VIII : Area, 332 acres I rood 33 perches ; value, £900 ; annual instalment on deferred payment capital value, £290; annual instalment on deferred payment (excluding interest), £45; half-yearly rent on lease, £20 5s. (excluding interest), £14 10s. ; half-yearly rent on lease, £6 lOs. 6d. Altitude, 300 ft. to 1,000 ft. above sea-level. Easy slopes to broken and steep country, one-half fern, balance heavy Altitude, 2 ft. to 250 ft. above sea-level. Undulating to mixed forest comprising kahikatea, rata, rimu, taraire, &c., hilly land ; half heavy manuka, balance small manuka and with strong undergrowth of nikau, punga, supplejack, and fem. Soil sandy and strong clay of fair quality, on sand, kiekie. Soil fair clay, on sandstone formation ; well watered stone formation ; poorly watered by small streams. Dis by streams. Distant fourteen miles from Kaikohe by formed tant half a mile from Paihia Wharf by rough cart-track. road unmetalled. Section 71, Block XVI: Area, 101 acres 2 roods; capital Section 7, Block XV : Area, 440 acres ; ca pita! value• value, £100; annual instalment on deferred payment £650 ; annual instalment on clef erred payment (excluding (excluding interest), £5; half-yearly rent on lease, £2 5s. interest), £32 !Os. ; half-yearly rent on lease, £14 12s. 6d. Altitude, 80 ft. to 200 ft. above sea-level. Undulating Altitude, 500 ft. to 1,000 ft. above sea-level. About one to hilly country, covered with short manuka, about three half of area iR atanding bush, balance being fem and old quarters ploughable. Soil an inferior clay, on clay subsoil; kauri worldngs. The soil poor to fair clay, on sand formation. poorly watered by swamps at north end which may dry in Mixed forest, comprising tawa, taraire, rimu, totara, and summer. Distant about a mile and a quarter from Kawa towai, with heavy undergrowth of kiekie, supplejack, and kawa Railway-station by formed road. nikau. Well watered by several streams. Distant about fifteen miles from Kaikohe by formed road (two miles and a Mangonui Oaunty.-Mangonui Parish. half from Awaroa Junction). Sections S.E. 76 and E. 77: Area, 186 acres 2 roods /lfangonui 001mty.-Rangaunu Survey District. 11 perches; capital value, £140; annual instalment on de ferred payment (excluding interest), £7; half-yearly rent on Section 6, Block XII : Area, 160 acres; capital value, lease, £3 3s, £200; annual instalment on deferred payment (excluding Altitude, 300 ft. to 600 ft. above sea-level. Undulating interest), £10; half-yearly rent on lease, £4 10s. to hilly land, covered with fem and manuka, except about Altitude, from 50 ft. to 400 ft. above sea-level. Undulating 45 acres of mixed forest, comprising puriri, totam, rimu, to broken land, nearly all worked-out forest in fair feed. taraire, &c., with moderate undergrowth of nikau, supple Soil of fair quality, sandy clay and pi.peclay, on sandstone jack, &c. Clay soil of inferior quality, on sandstone forma formation ; well watered by small streams. Distant about tion; well watered by permanent streams. Distant about ten miles from Awanui, five miles of which is formed cart• eight mile.• from Mangonui by form!'(} road. road, balan9e fo!1Iled 6 ft, track, APRIL i5.] THE N:B.:W Z1JALAND GAZET'rE. 1177 Section 12, Block XII : Area, 146 acres 3 roods 26 perches ; Altitude, 40 ft. to 250 ft. above sea-level. Undulating capital value, £350 ; annual instalment on deferred payment country, covered with light tea-tree and fern, three parts (excluding interest), £17 10s. ; half-yearly rent on lease, ploughablc. 8oil is fair to good quality, on clay formation ; £7 17s- 6d. fairly well watered by swamp creek. Distant about two Elevation, from 250 ft. to 450 ft. above sea-level. The miles and a half from Swanson Railway-station by good cart soil is of fair clay, on limestone in places, also cement. The road. forest was heavy mixed bush comprising rimu, totara, taraire, kauri, &c., with a heavy undergrowth of punga, nikau, and Section 212: Area, 16 acres :l roods 34 perches; capital supplejack. Well watered by 111angatete and several small value, £170; annual instalment on deferred payment (exclud streams. Approximately 147 acres of undulating to broken ing interest), £8 !Os. ; half-yearly rent on lease, £3 16s. 6d. land, half the area being worked-out mixed bush, and balance Altitude, 100 ft. to 300 ft_ above sea-level. Undulating manuka and fern. Distant from Kaingaroa two miles by land, covered with small tea-tree and fern, mostly all plough partly formed road. able. 8oil is of fair to medium quality, on clay formation ; poorly watered. Distant about two miles from Swanson Bay of Islands County.~R-uapekapeka Survey District. Railway-station by good formed road. Sections 114A and 115; Area, 342 acres 1 rood 15 perches; SECOND-CLASS LAND. capital value, £250 ; annual instalment on deferred payment (excluding interest), £12 10s.; half-yearly rent on lease, Hokianga Cuunty.-Waolcu S-urvey District. £5 12s. 6d. Altitude, 400 ft. to 900 ft. above sea-level. Undulating to Section 3, Block XII : Area, 189 acres; capital value, hilly land, chiefly fern and scrub, with patches of ordinary £130; annual instalment on deferred payment (excltidirig mixed forest in gullies ; these patches include a few kauri interest), £6 10,;_ ; half-yearly rent on lease, £2 18s. 6d. trees too scattered to be marketable. 8oil of medium second Altitude, 500 ft_ to 7,30 ft. above sea-level. Undulating class quality, on sandstone formation ; well watered by to steep and broken country, covered with light to heavy streams. Distant about seven miles from Kawakawa Railway 1nixed forest comprising rimu, towai, rata, taraire, &c., station by formed cart-road. with heavy undergrowth of nikau, punga, kiekie, supplejack, &c. Clay soil of fair quality, on sandstone formation; well Briy of Islnnds County.-lfassell Survey District. watered by small streams. Distant about twelve miles from Taheke by formed wagon-road. Section 4, Block XIV : Area, 409 acres ; capital value, £210; annual instalment on deferred payment (excluding 8ection Hi, Block XVI : Area, 200 acres ; capital value, interest), £10 !Os.; half-yearly rent on lease, £4 14s. 6d. £160; annual itrntalmcnt on defcned payment (excluding Altitude, 40 ft. to 500 ft. above sea-level. Undulating interest), £8; ha,lf-yearly rent on lease, £:l 12s. to broken country. About 15 to 20 acres of light mixed Altitude, 750 ft. to 1,400 ft_ above sea-level. Undulating forest, balanee forn and manuka. Soil clay and poor pipe and hilly land, about 11 acres was felled and burnt some clay: well watered by streams. Distant about five miles years ago but not sown, balance heavy mixed forest, com from Taumarere by formed road. prising rimu, rata, miro, hinau, pukatoa, tawa, tarairc, &c., with thick undergrowth of makomako, kohutuhutu, hange JJul1.son Con11ty.-'l'e K-uri Survey Uistrict. hange, karamu, kiekic, pung:a. supplejack, toikiwi, &c. Soil sandy elay and clay loam, on sandstone formation ; well Section 4. Block l : Area, l lti acres 2 roods; capital Yalue, watered by streams. Distant eleven miles from Waimamaku, .1:120; annual instalment on deferTcd payment (<·xuluding six milPs of which is by eart-road, balance formed bridle interest), £6 ; lrnlf-yearly rent on lease, £2 14s. track. Weighted with £14, valuation for old k,wri house in poor rapair and 2 a.eres grass. 8ale posters and full particulars may be obtained at this Altitude, 300 ft. to 400 ft. above sea-level. Practically office. all level fern and manuka land. Clay soil of poor q ualit_y R. P. GRIWILLR, (gum land), on sn.ndstune formation ; no water on section. Commis:;ioner of Crown Lands. Distant five miles from Tikinui Landing, three miles of which is by cart,-road, balance by track. Hobson Co,mty.-T·ntnmoe Sun•ey District. Land in the Ca11f,;rb11ry /,nnd District for &ale or LeaBe lo 8ection 5, Block X: Area, 428 acres; c>1pital value, £400; Discharged Soldier.;. annual instalment on deferred payment (excluding interest), £20; half-yearly rent on lease, £9. Weighted with £51, valuation for 44 chains fencing. Distriet Lands and Sm·vev Office, Altitude, 1,200 ft_ to 1,.500 ft. above sea-level. Half un Christchurch, l:lth April, Hl:lll. dulating, half broken country; an urea of 29 acres has been OTICE is herohy given that the uncl,,rrnentioned lands felled and grassed, but has now gone back to scrub ; baia,nce N are oprn for sale or Jea.se unrl<'r tlw l)ischa,rged SoldiPrs heavy n1ixcd forest eomprising rimu, rata, to,vai, taraire, &c. Settlement Ad, 19\ii, ltnd the re[u]ations tlwrnund,•r; and Clay and semi-volcanic soil. on sandstone formation : well applications will be received at the District Lands and watered by streams. Distant ele vcn miles from Kai h u SurTcy Office, Christchurch, up to ,i o'<:loek p.m. on .\londay, Railw11y-station, four miles of which is by cart-road, balance the 7th June, 19:W. by track in bad repair. This track was originally formed The lands 'may be purchased fot· ,·ash or on deferred pay as a cart-road, but has been badly damaged by floods. nientl-3, or selected on lease for sixty-six years, with right of 8ection 2, Block XV 1 : Area. 478 acres; capital value, renewal for furthPr euccpi-;si\·c terms of sixty-six years and a £1,000; annual instalment on deferred payment (excluding right to acquire the freehold. interest), £50; half-yearly 1·ent on lease, £20 lOs. Applicants must- appear pPrscmally before the Land Board Elevation from JOO ft. to 300 ft. above st•a-lcvcl. The soil for examination at the Distt·il't Lands and Survey Office, is of clay, fair quality ort half: other half poor, mostly pipe Chrislchureh, on \Vedncs two miles, and a quarter of a mile from Aylesbury Railway The improvements that go with the land are about thirty station on the Christchurch-Springfield line of railway. miles of boundary and subdivisional fencing valued at £1,197. Sale posters and full particulars may be obtained at this Access is from Kurow Railway - station, about thirteen office. miles by fairly good road. Rabbits are somewhat numerous H. D. l\L HASZARD, on this block, but they are now being trapped and poisoned. Commissioner of Crown Lands. Plans and fuUparticulars may be obtained at this office. H. D. llf. HASZARD, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Land in the Canterbury Land District for Sale or Lease to Discharged Soldiers. District Lands and Sllrvey Office, Christchurch, 13th April, 1920. Land in the Canterbury Land District for Sale or Lease to OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned lands Discharged Soldier.,. N are open for sale or lease under the Discharged Soldiers Settlement Act, 1915, and the regulations thereunder; and District Lands and Survey Office, applications will be received at the District Lands and Survey Christchurch, 13th April, 1920. Office, Christchurch, up to 4 o'clock p.m. on Monday, the OTlCF. is hereby given that the undermentioned lands 7th June, 1920. N are open for sale or lease under the Discharged Soldiers The lands may be purchased for cash or on deferred pay Settlement Act, 19li>, and the regulations thereunder; and ments, or selected on lease for thirty-three years, with right applications will be received at the Dist.rict Lands anri Surv~y of renewal for further successive terms of thirty-three years Office, Christchurch, up to 4 o'clock p.m. on Monday, the and a right to acquire the freehold. 7th ,I une, 1920. Applicants must appear personally before the Land Board The lands may be purchased for cash or on deferred pay for examination at. the District Lands and Survey Office, lrlPn ts, or selected on lease for thirty-three years, with right Christchurch, on Wednesday, the 9th June, 1920, at of renewal f0r further successive t-erms of thirty-three years 10 o'clock a.m. and a right to acquire the freehold. The ballot will be held at the conclusion of the examination Applicants must appear personally before the Land Board of applicants. for examination at the District Lands and Survey Office, Christchurd1, at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, 9th J·une, Hl20, at 10 o'clock a.. m. SCHEDULE. The ballot will be held at the conclusion of the examination CANTERBURY LAND DISTRICT.-FIRST-CLA8S LA;>,D. of applicants. Paparua County.-Chri.stclmrch Survey D,:.,tri,tt.-Hornby Settlement. HCHEDULE. SEc1·roi,; 7, Block XIII: Area, 3 acres; capital Yalue, £200; instalment on deferred payments (excluding interest), £10; CA~TEltBFRY LAND D1sTRICT.-81woND-CLASS LA.\"D, half-yearly rent on lease, £4 10s. Jl'uitohi 8ettlement.-W1tiparn County.-Waituhi, W,iipara, Section 10, Block XIII: Arca, :l acres; capital value, N uble, awl Oltnl,·u 8 uney Districts. £200; instalment on deferred payments (excluding interest), £10; half-yearly rent on lease, £4 !Os. Instalment Good flat agricultural land in grass ; there is Californian on Dl!fcrrcd ,Hnl!-yearly thistle on both sections. Situated a bout half a mile from Section. Area. Capital Value. Payment Bent on (excluding I Leaae. Hornby Railway-station by good road. Hornby is six miles Interest). from Christchurch, and may be reached by regular tram and ·-----· mot.or-bus service. A. I{, P. £ £ s. d. £ s. d. The improvements that go with the land are as follows : 0 0 1"068 7,250 362 lO O 163 2 6 Section 7, 17 chains of fencing Yalued at £10 ; 8ection 10, IA 28 1 13 12 chains of fencing valued at £8. 2 i 624 0 0 3,7:lO 194 0 0 83 18 6 ! Sale posters and. full particulars may l>c obtained at this 150* 7 11 6t office. 3 ,116 0 0 7,300 395 0 0 164 5 0 H. D. llf. HASZARD, 3A 14 2 20 600* 30 6 01· Commissioner of Crown Lands. 4 l,200 0 0 7,380 369 0 0 166 1 0 5 803 0 0 5.920 296 0 0 133 4 0 fl 788 0 0 4,950 247 10 0 111 7 6 6A I 50 0 15 } Pa.,taral Run in Canterbury Land District fur Licenee to 7 :1,oso 0 0 () 6,960 348 0 0 156 12 0 Discharged Soldier-s. 7A J 5:! 0 } 8 764 0 0 f 5,510 277 O O 124 13 0 8A ,36 0 20 } District Lands and Survey Office, 667 () 0 u 4,990 249 10 0 112 i3 6 Christchurch, 10th April, 1920. 9A ,}l 3 ;J f UTICE is hereby given that the undermenti_oned pastoral 10 733 () () N ;},:i30 276 l O O 124 R 6 run is open for selection by discharged soldiers in JOA 46 3 0 } terms of the Land Act, I !l08, and the Discharn;ed Soldiers i Settlement Act, 1915, and amendments; and applications * Buildings. t Instalment of interest and principal will be received at t,he District Lands and Survey Office, on buildings. Christchurch, up to 4 o'clock p.m. on Monday, the 7th June, 1920. NorE.-The deferred payment instalment includes payment Applicants must appear personally before the Land Board for buildings. for examination at the District Lands and Survey Office, D.1!1SCR:!:l"TLO~S OJ.i· SEC'l'.10~8. Christchurch, at 10 o'clock a.m. on Wi,dnesday, 9th .June, Section 1.-8mall Hats along Hurunui River, rernaindt>r 1920, but if any applicant so desires he may be examined steep broken pastoral country, well grassed with English and by the Land Board of any other district. native .rrasses; well watered. Altitude, 1,200 ft. to 2,760 ft. The ballot will be held at the conclusion of the examination The lw7nestrad block for this section is Section I A, which is of applicants. nearly all low hills, well grassed. Access is by good dray road thirteen miles from lfawarden Railway-station. 8CHEDULK Hection 2.-Sina.11 fiats along Jack's Creek Road, remainder somewhat steep pastoral country, well grassc,d with English CAN1'ERBURY LA~D DISRTTC1'.-NA'1'IOX,IL E1'DOW~U,:~1' and native grasses; well watered. Altitude, 1,250 ft. to Waimate Connty.-Heu-lings, Dalzell, and Gibson Survey 2,100 ft. Access is the same as for 8ection 1. Districl.s. Weighted with £150 for cottage and stable, which may be Rux 66A, Class A : Area, 21,200 acres; annual rent, £660; paid for in cash or by twenty-eight half-yearly instalments term. fourteen years. of £7 lls. 6d. or out of advances; total half,ycarly payment All pastoral country, with flats (more or less stony) alonµ; on le asp, £91 I Os. the Waitaki River, remainder rough broken country ranging H<'l'.tinn :3.--About 120 ,wrcs son1c,vhat stony flats, rcn1ainder from 800 ft. to 6,300 ft. The vegetation consists mostly steep and broken pastoral country, well grassed with Rnglish 1,{ native grasses. Well watered. and native grasses; well watered. Altitude, 1,2f>O ft. to ' \ APRIL 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1179 :!,:lOO ft. The homestead-site for this hlock is 8ection 3A, I Section 57, Block VI: Area, 7 acres 3 rools 21 perches; which is all flat, in mixed grasses, with plantation of Pinus upset price, £60. insig,,;s. Weighted with £220, valuation for improvements com- Weighted with £600, valuation for a cook-house and wool- prising five-roomed house, outhouses, and fencing. shed, which may he paid for either in cash or by twenty-eight Section 58, Block VI : Arca, 2 acres 3 roods; upset price, half-yearly instalments of £30 6s. ; total half-yearly pay- £20. ment on lease, £1!)4 lls. Section 60, Block VI: Area, 2.acres 3 roods 7 perches; upset Access is the same as for t'!ection l. price, £30. Section +. -About 50 acres som">wlmt stony flats along: Weighted with £200, valuation for improvements com- Hurunni River, remainder all steep broken pastor;;,! country prising four-roomed house, outhouses, and fencing. well grass~d. Altitude, 1,30() ft. t-o 2,137 ft. The homestead- Section 61, Block VI : Area, 2 acres O roods 13 perches; site for this hlock is a- small flat on the south-east corner. upset price, £25. Access is from Hawarden Railway-station by thirteen miles Weighted with £100, valuation for four-roomed house. of good dray-road and by unc mile and a <1uarter of unformed road, which will shortly be formed. Section 6'2, Block VI: Area, 2 acres O roods 10 perches; upset price, £25. Section 5.-A few small flats ,dong ,"Jack's Creek, remainder Weighted with £140, valuation for improvements com- low, broken, pastoral hills, well grassed with mixed grasses; prising four-roomed house, outhouses, and orchard. well watered. Altitude, 1,250 ft. to 1,700 ft. Access by good road, thirteen miles and a half from Hawarden Railway- Section 63, Block VI: Area, 3 acres 1 rood 13 perches; station. upset price, £35. Weighted with £160, valuation for improvements compris ~ection 1>.-Abnut 3;)0 aeres somewhat stony flats, ren1ainder ing four-roo1ned house, outhouses, garden, and orchard. c,isy slopes, well grussed \\ith mixed grasses ; there is also some manuka s<"ruh; well watered. Altitude, J,:mo ft. to Section 65, Block VI : Area, 3 acres 2 roods '27 perches ; ?.,100 ft. The homestead block for this sPct.ion is Section GA, upset price, £25. 1·ontaining about 8 acres of flat, remainder eMy slopes. Access Weighted with £70, valuation for house and outhouses. is from Hawarden Railway-station by t.hirwen miles of gJod Sections 66 and 82, Block VI : Area, 7 acres 1 rood road and by one mile of unformed road, which is shortly to J;J perches; upset price, £80. be made. Weighted with £330, valuation for improvements compris i'lcetion 7.-Ahout 200 acres some\\ hat stony and s\>ampy ing four-roomed house, washhouse, garden, and fencing. Hats, ren1a.inder easy slopes, well gra.ssed with mix~d ~rasses; Section 67, Block VI : Area, 4 acres 1 rood 4 perches ; well watered. Altitude, l,ano ft. to :!,'100 ft. The homc upset price, £45. st,,a uso 1i'HE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 88 NATIVE LAND COURT NOTICES. S&Umg of the Na.twe La.nd Oourt a.t Te Kuiti. Registre.r's Office, Auckland, 7th April, 1920. OTIOE is hereby given that a sitting of the Native Land Court will be held at Te Kuhi on the 18th day of May, N 1920, 10 hear and determine the matters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written, in respect of which appli cations have been received by the RAgi9trar, and all such other matters as may be lawfully brought before ii. [Auckland, 1920-5.J E. P. EARLE, Beginraz. SOHEDULE. APPLICATION ll'OB ilVlDBTIGATION OP TITLE. ------· ------·No. Name of Applloana. Name of Land. Bonndarlea. __i_l_P_ep_e_n_e_E_k--e-to_n_.e_._· ______~I _T_e_K_a._u_r_i~------·-'.~' See Map 6737. APPLICATIONS l!'O~ PABTITIONS, ------~----- No. Name of Applicant, I Name of Land. 2 Hori Erueti Awaroa A 9B. 3 Riki Omipi (Broadfoot and Finlay) ,, B 4, Section 7. 4 Whitinui Hohepa (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) Hauturu West. 2, Section lB 1. 5 Moeroa te Riri (F. Phillips) East C 2B, 'Sej)tion 2B. 6 6iiehana Tuhoro (F. Phillips) ,, B 2, Section 2B 3n. 7 Wetere Eketone .. ,, B 2, Section 2c 5B. 8 Hikihiki Tutunui .. West G 2, Section 2B 2. 9 Riki Omipi ,, ,, 1, Section 2c. 10 Mokau Hapimana .• Kahuwera B 2B 1. 11 Tuwhakaririka Paire.ma (Broadfoot and Finlay) Kainga.pipi 7. 12 Ngamihi te Huia (Broadfoot and Finlay) " 10. 13 Kino Whakairi (Broadfoot and Finlay) .• Ka.ruotewhenua B 2B 5A. 14 Te Amohaere Ririe. (Broadfoot and Finlay) B 2B 5B. 15 N. A. Robinson and another (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) B 2B 5B. 16 Huirua Paire.ma .. B 2B 7c. 17 Morgan Patupatu (Broadfoot and Finlay) B 5c lB. 18 Te Kiri Ahiwaka (Broadfoot and Finlay) ,, B 5a 2B. 19 W. D. Hattaway (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) Te Karuotewhenua lo 3. 20 Riki te Pe.ea Poopi • • . • Kawhia. M 2. 21 H APl'LJCATJONS POB PABTIT!ONS-continued. Name of Applicant. Name of Land. ------62 T. H. Gr11nt Ohura South K I, Section 2c 4A. 63 A. Bell .. N, Section 2B. 64- ,John O'Connor (Broadfoot and Finlay) N 2E 1. 6.5 Puhi te Aohau N :'EI. 66 Para Hikaia N 2E 3n. 67 Te Aohau Wereta .. N 2E 3o 1. 6ij Umaroa Keipa N 2E 3c. 69 M.aungaronga; Keepa (Broadfoot and Finlay) ,," .. N2E3c:?v. 70 Houpapa te Urn (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) OrahiriN 1. 71 Poihaere Tuhoro (F. Phillips) •. Y. 72 Patupatu Keeps (F. Phillips) .. ,, 1, Section 28. 73 Takerei Kingi Otaio 3. 74 Whina Tana Ouruwhero 3M. 75 N. Gibb~ (Broadfoot and Finlay) Pchitawa 2B 5E. 76 Walter Alexander Lei,_(Broadfoot and :B'inlay) 1 Piha lB 3A l. 77 Tanira]l te Tauru (Broadfoot and Finlay) .. I ,, }B 3A 3. 78 Te Wa Kiore (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) I Pukenui 2c 4. 79 ,, 80 Te Hik~ Oterangi .. Pukcroa-Hangatiki 4c 2n, Section 2. 81 Hera Huanga (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) 4D 2c. 82 Wharemahihi Hotu .4n2n8. 83 H. Rothery (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) 4n 2K 3. 84 Pango te Riri (F. Phillips) 5n 2. 85 K.ahupukatea Pairama Puketiti '2B 2B. 86 Matekino Pairama Pukeuha B 2. 87, W. G. Kay{Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) Rangitoto A l2B 1. 88 Ngarn Paehua A 15H. 89 Te Matan Wild (F. J. Christensen) A 21B 2. 90 Rona Tuheao A42B. 91 Tame Kame (F. Phillips) A 45B 2B. 92 A. R. Craddock (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) A 46B 2. 93 E.G. Symes (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) ,, A 46B, Section 3. 94 Te Whakauruhanga te Roia .. Rangitoto-Tuhua 2F l. 95 W.W. Bruce (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) 25, Section I B 2B, 96 Rangawhenua Pahere (F. Phillips) 29A. 97 Te Hautawaho Hariata 29c 2A IR. 98 Te Whakaranu Ngahuri 29c 2c 3. 99 Watikena Herewini (Broadfoot and Finlay) 29c 2o. 100 Wineora Hone ,te Matin (F. Phillips) 31E 2B. 101 Te Ahuru Hone te Matin 33c 3B 3B. 102 Tapuae More (F. Phillips) 330 3B 4B l. 103 Wihana Hone te Matin 33c 3B 4B 3. 104 Watikena Herewini (Broadfoot and Finlay) 35G 2B. 105 Ropere Rangawhenua 36A lB. 106 Ngataua Kopere .. 38B 2. 107 G. H. Metcalfe (Broadfoot and Finlay) 37A 2K 2. 108 Emera te Akau (Broadfoot and Finlay) 60A 3B 4. 109 0. J. Benck (Broadfoot and Finlay) 60A 3B 4. 110 Toheriri Tawhana 6Ic, Section 5. 111 Taitoko Hiriake 61F 2B 2B 2. 112 John R. Sellers (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) 6lr, Section 2B 2. 113 K. J. Hegglin (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) 61N. . 114 K. ,J. Hegglin (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) 61N. 115 F. L. Parker (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) 64P. 116 W aeroa Matena 66A. 117 W. H. Bowler 66B. 118 Hikaka Ponte.ma (Broadfoot and Finlay) 68n. 119 Mihi Paretekorae (Broadfoot and Finlay) 68K, Section 3. 120 Watikena Herewini 69B. 121 Ina Kahutana 76A. 122 Mohuri Tu Kemata 76B l. 123 George H. Metcalfe (Broadfoot and Finlay) 76B 3B. 124 Te Mahuri Tawhana (Broadfoot and Finlay) 76B 6. 125 E. G. ThomJll!On .. 76B 8B 2. 126 Te Ngore P!!,retekorae (Broadfoot and Finlay) 76B 8B 2. 127 Wahanga Takuira 77n IB 2c I. 128 Urn Whakaki (F. Phillips) 77B ln 2o 2. 129 Hika Poutama 77E 2c 3. 130 Hinete Raupara Kainamu 78B 4A. 131 Watikena Herewini (F. Phillips) Tahaia R2c 3n. 132 Rangitotohu Titi .• Tapuiwahine lB, Section 2F. 133 Teaohau Wereta, alia.s Pukoka Tikapa Taumarunui Township, Ohura South G. 134 Pango Hone Taumatatotara I.~, Sec·tion 1. 135 Waiuku te Huia .. Tokanui In 2A. 136 Hone Hettit Ruihi (Broadfood and Finlay) Turoto A 2 No. 2. 137 ,, A 2, Section 2. 138 Te Rew,;i Tangihaere Umukaimata IA 2B 3B. 139 A. R. Patene Waipa, Lot 52. 140 Aata Omipi Waiwhakaata 3B. 141 Uia Ngamo Wharepuhunga l4B 7. 142 Manawanui Tuhata l6B. 143 Hatarei Makuini }6B. 1#1 Tunoho Paraone .. 17. U82 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. fNo. 38 APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 12L OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909. -----~~ ----·----- No. Name of Applicant. Name of Land. 145 N. A. Robison and T. Evans (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) Karuotewhenua B 2B 5B I and 2. 146 H. J. Cameron Ohura South A IB I and 2. 147 Moerua Natanahira (Broad and Finlay) Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4c 3A 2. 148 Ngawai Rangawhenua Rangitoto-Tuhua 36A lB land 2,and Section IA l. 149 Chief Surveyor 36A 2A, Section 2B, o, D, F, ando. 150 Te Tahi te Ringitanga 36A 2A, 2o and n. 151 Wehi te Ringitanga ,, 68G 2o and 2n. 152 W. Eveleigh (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon) Turoto C 2B 2B 1-4. APPLICATIONS TO DEFINE CROWN'S INTEREST, No. Name of Applicant. Name of La.nd. I ------1531 W. H. Harries .. I Wha.repuhunga. 8. 154 . • . . • 10. 155 • .. • 17. APPLICATIONS FOR SURVEY 0BABGING 0BDERS, Date from whloh ~o. \ Name or Appllca.nt. Name of Land. In'8ree, la oalculat £ s. d. 156 Chief Surveyor, Auckland .Horokawau 22 l 3 ll November, 1919. 157 Karuotewhenua 3D 3B I 7 7 0 7 January, 1920. 158 Kinohaku East lF ISA 9 8 9 17 September, 191!.l. lF 18B l 4 5 17 1919. 159 3A 2B lA 5 12 11 I 26 1919. ,, 3A 2B lB 7 3 10 I 26 1919. 1Kinohaku East 4o, Section 3A JO 11 6 l October, 1919. 160 3B 9 13 10 l 1919. ,, ,, 3c 22 16 2 l 1919. Te K uiti 2B 3A, Section 3A, . I 2 15 0 26 1919. 161 j H " 3n. • 6 14 0 26 ,, 1919. Ohura South C l, Section 2A 13 2 5 12 November, 1919. 2B to 15 o 12 1919. r 2o 9 12 3 12 1919. 162 2D 11 17 4 12 191a 2E 5 13 3 12 191a 2F 17 15 9 12 1919. 2o 11 10 7 12 ... 1919. 163 Chief Surveyor, New PI;y-mouth l Ohura S~uth N 2E 3B,2 6 6 6 16 October, 1919. 164 Ohura South N 2E 3o, Sec l 7 2 14 Jua.e, 1919. tion 3, Lot l 165 Ohura South N 2E 3o, Sec 7 2 14 1919. tion 3, Lot 2 166 Ohura South N 2E 3o, Sec 7 2 14 1919. tion 3, Lot 3 167 Ohura South N 2E 3o, Sec l 7 2 14 1919. tion 3, Lot l 168 Chief Surveyor, Taranaki Ohura South N 2E 3o, Sec 7 2 14 1019. tion 3, Lot 5 169 Ohura South N 2E 3o, Sec 7 2 14 1919. tion 3, Lot 6 170 Ohura South N 2E 3n, Sec 7 2 14 1919. tion 3, Lot 7 171 Ohura. South N 2E 3o, Sec 7 2 14 1919. tion 3, Lot 8 172 Ohura South N 2E 3o, Sec 7 2 14 1919. tion 3, Lot 9 173 Ohura South N 2E 3o, Sec- 7 4 2 23 July, 1919. tion 3, Lot l lB 13 November, 1919. Chief Surveyor, Auckland . , J Orahiri l, Section 32A 0 10 6 l74 l ,, ,, 32B l l 0 13 ,. . 1919. Orahiri I, Section 25B I 2 10 6 21 October, 1919. 175 l ,, 1, ,, 25B 2 3 10 6 21 ,, 1919. 176 Otorohanga 3o, Section 2 l l 0 16 December, 1919. Pehitawa 2B, Section 4o l .. 11 0 2 2 1919. 177 { ,, H 40 2 •• 12 3 4 2 ,, 1919. J Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4o 3A 2A 13 7 0 8 November, 1919. 178 1 ,, 40 3A 2B 17 6 11 8 ,, 1919. Puketiti 2B, Section 2B 10 10 0 8 October, 1919. 2o 5 15 6 8 1919. 179 { 2D 5 15 6 8 1919. 2E 21 13 4· 8 1919. 2F 13 13 0 8 ,, 19J!l. 180 Chief Surveyor, Taranaki Puke~ha D 2A. :• 19 8 0 17 ,June, 1919. 181 ,, D2B •• 18 16 10 17 ,, 1919. Rangitoto A 62D 1 22 0 5 February, 1920. 182 Chief Surveyor, Auckland .. ,. A62D2 2 2 0 5 ,, 1920. 183 Rangitoto-Tuhua. 64B, Sec 1 l 0 1 October, 1919, tion ll! Anm 15.i THE NEW ZEALAND GAZE'l"l'E. 1183 APPLICATIONS FOB SUBVlllY CHARGING 0BIJlllBS-continued. No. Da,e from which Name of Applicant. Name of Land. Amount. Interes, is calculated. ------I £ s. d. IS4 I Chief Surveyor, Taranaki .. Rangitoto-Tuhua 67 A 2A I 7 14 8 23 December, 1919. 185 68G 2A 5 15 7 16 May, 1918. 186 680 2B 4 15 9 16 1918. 187 680 2c 30 18 3 16 1918. 188 680 2D 59 14 3 16 ,, 1918. 189 68H 2B 24 lfi 4 11 April, 1919. . 190 79 lA 2 7 4 18 July, 1919. 191 79B lB 2 10 8 18 1919. 192 79B le 0 15 6 18 1919. 193 -'790 2A 6 14 4 18 1919. 194 79D 1 2 18 4 18 1919. Turoto C" 2n 2A 11 16 4 2 1919. C 2B 2n 1 6 3 2 2 1919. C 2n 2n 2 4 13 5 2 1919. C 2B 2B 4 20 6 2 2 1919. 195 I Chief Surveyor, Auckland .. D 2, SePtion 2A 9 11 0 2 1919. D 2, 2B 1 11 10 6 2 1919. I D 2, 2B 2 11 11 1 2 1919. , 1 E 2, 2 9 15 7 2 11)19. t, ,, E 2, ,, 3 9 7 11 2 1919. 196 .• I Wharereina 2n .. 1 1 0 25 November," 1919. ------·------~~------I APPLICATIONS FOB ROAD ACC11l8S. No. Name of Applicant. Block to which Access is Block over which Proposed Road will run. ---,- required. 1971 W. J. Turner (Broadfoot and Finlay)! Kinohaku East 2B 2 Kinohaku East 2/l 7R. 198 M. E. Garmonsway (Hine, Vernon, Motukotuku A 1 Motukotuku A 2. and Howarth) I 199 H. J. Cameron I Ohura South A lB 2 Ohurn South A lB 1. 200 Te Arairiri Ngahuru , Ohura South A 3>:, Sec- Rangitoto-Tuhua 2F. tion 2c 1 Ohura South A 3A Section 2, A 3E Section 2c 3:s, and A 3E Section 2c 1. Rangitoto-Tuhua 7; 2F, Sections 1, 2, and 3; 2A, 2:s, 2c, 2n Section 2, 2E, 2o, 2H, 8, 67B 4 Lots 1 and 2, 67B 1, 67c, 74B Section 1 Lots 1 and 2, 201 Chief Surveyor 74B Section 6o 2, 74B Section 6:s, 74B Section 6E, 73B, 66A, 74B Section 6A. Puketapu. Waituhi-Kuratau 2. Hauhungaroa 8. Rangitoto-Tuhua 52D 3 and 67A Lot 1. 202 Te Arariri Ngahinu (Broadfoot and Ohura South A 3E 2c lD Rangitoto-Tuhua 7B, 2F 1, and 2F 3. I J<'inlay) 203 I D. B. Tacon ,, G 4E, Sec. 6 Section 13, Block XIX, Taumarunui. 204 Tuauru te Waihanea .. I ,, M2A .. Ohura South M 2B, M 2D 3, and M 3D 5. 205 I John Hulton Waugh (Hine, How i Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4c 3n 11 Pukeroa-HaDgatiki 4c 3B 2. arth, and Vernon) 206 Ngoro Hotu (Hine, Howarth, and I Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4D 2n 4D 2D Nos. 5 and G. Yernon) No. 8 I 207 Ditto Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4D 2D 81 4D 2D 6 and ;;. 208 District Surveyor I 4D 2D 8. 209 Tata Henare (Hine, Howarth, and I Puketiti 4B .. Puketiti 5c 5D. Vernon) 210 T. Dent (Broadfoot and Finlay) Rangitoto A 54 Rection 2, Block IV, Mangaorongo. l?ll Whakauruhanga te Roia Rangitoto-Tuhua 2F, Sec- tion 1 212 Percy Beard Rangitoto-Tuhua 21B 2B Rangitoto-Tuhua 66A. I I and 4 213 David Morgan (Broadfoot and Fin- Rangitoto-Tuhua 29c 2D i 33c 3n 4. lay) 214- Chief Surveyor Ra':1gitoto-Tuhu_a 35H, fsee- ; 3/iH 2. tion 2 A-B 215 Robert Gordon (Broadfoot and A 66B I. ! Finlay) 216 I Mawson and Long (Hine, Howarth, Rangitoto-Tuhua 72B, Sec 72B, Sect,ion 3c. and Vernon) tion 3D 211 I Chief Surveyor Rangitoto A .. Rangitoto A. APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 11 OF THE NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT AND NATIVE LAND CLAIMS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1919. ~o. ! Name of Applicant. Names of Land. 218 I Je.mes Tatham (Hine, Howarth, e.nd Vernon) I Kinohaku Ee.st lF ~8, lF 29A, lF 29B l, lF 29B 2A, and lF 29B 2n. 219 ! Chief Surveyor . . • • , , Kinohaku East lF Section 21, lF Section 17, lF Section 16, lF Sec , tion lA, lF Section lB, lF Section le, and lF Section 22. ------' H 1184 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. No. 88 APPLICATIONS FOR EXCHANGES. __ No. '---I______N_•_m_•_o_f_A_p_p_u_cu_t. ______~------N_•_m_e_of_L&n __d. ______ 220 1 Teone Haereiti .. Awaroa B 4 8B 1. l Iringarangi te Pou Taharoa B lB 2 and Hauturu East lE 5o 2A 2B 2B. 2.,1 f Charles Haylock . . . . Marokopa 5D 3B. ~ ( Iringarangi Poumataaho (A. Howarth) ,, 5D 3A. 222 ( Manupure Katarina Ohura South M 2n, Section 3. t Mere Katarina .. ,, G 3o lo. 223 I Te Wharemakiki Hotu Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4n 2F. ( Ngoro Hotu Kinohaku East IF 23A. 224 ( Te Haumihi Pairama Puketiti 2B 2E. l Te Amohaere Pairama ,, 2B 2F. ( Pee Paretekorae .. Rangitoto A 46B I. 225 ( Miki Paretekorae Puketapu. 226 I Watikena Herewini Rangitoto-Tuhua 33c 3B 4B I. l Pare te Komanga Tahaia B 2o 3A. ( Miki Paretekorae Rangitoto-Tuhua 68F lB. 227 l Amohaere Rangitahi 77E 20 3. APPLIOATIONS TO ABBBBB THE AMOUNT 011' COMPENSATION PAYABLE TO 0WNEBS 011' NATIVJII LAND TAKBN BY PROCLAMATION UNDBB THB PUBLIC WOBXB ACT, 1908. No. I Name of Applic&.11,, Name of·L&nd. I Area '8.ken. Purpose for. which taken, A. R. 1', rl Awa.roa A 2H 2 13 3 0 Scenic purposes. Ii A 2H l 3 0 0 i A2H2C 32 2 0 228 Under-Secretary for PublicWorks~ f A 2H 2c 0 0 t7 I. A2H2E2 I 26 I 2 ll A2H2E2 0 I 0 ,, A 2H 2D 4 0 11 229 Waitomo County Council (Broad- I Kaingapipi Nama 9 I 0 9 foot and Finlay) r' Pirongia, Section I, Block I 0 3 17 For road. 230 Under-SecretaryforPublicWorks\ j Di~II . . . . 0 0 22·4 LI Kaipiba lOB l 0 34 231 Collins and Downes .• J Pokuru 2F 2c 2 ' 0 0 13·89 I ,, 2F2o2 0 0 31·32 232 Te Kuiti Borough Council (Hine, 1 Pukenui 2D 7B 2 Howarth, and Vernon) 2D 4A 0 3 l'l For railway. 233 A. Tole .. {: J. 2D 4B 0 0 25·7 234 Waitomo County Council (Broad- I Ra~gitoto-Tuhua 64 4 3 37 foot and Finlay) 235 Under-Secretary for Public Works I 79 F 2 0 l 38·6 For road. MATTEB BEFEBRED BACK TO THE NATIVE LAND COUBT BY THE NATIVE APPELLATE COURT FOR REHEARING. No. No.me of Land. Matter for rehearing. -;~61 Wharepunga 7 and 8 ~--,i::oision dated 27th July, 1916, appointing suooeSBors to Te Hui- ram11 Puke, deceased. · APPLICATION FOR REHEARING. No. Name of Appellant. Name of Land. Decision In respect of which Appeal is made. 2871 H. T. Reynolds (Hine, Howarth, IOhura South M 8B 2 . , Decision dated 16th July, 1918, pa.rtitioning the and Vernon) said land. -~-'------NOTICE. 288 Notice is hereby given that the Native Land Oourt sitting at Te Kuiti on the 18th May, 1920, will hold an inquiry as to the identity of Wi Pero le Hei, na.med in the order for Wharepuhunga No. 18F. All persona Interested are requested to attend. ------APRIL 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZNTTE. 1186 APPLICATIONS FOB CANCELLATION OIi' Buoo111ssION OBDIIIBS. No, I Name of Land. Nature of Application. 2391 Hori te Ka.ponga. Wha.repuhunga. 16 To cancel order appointing successors to Ma.tire Pa.ko, alias Te Ka.ponga., deceased, on the ground I tba.t order wa.s prooured by means of fraud. 240 Horia.na. Pa.tu 19 a.nd 20 To ca.nee! orders a.ppointlng successor to Pa.tu Mu I ka.ka.i, deceased, in both blooks, on the ground that orders were procured by means of fra.ud. APPLICATION FOB PBOBATIII, ------No. Name of Applioan,. Nallie of n-aed. I , • 241 ITa.pu Toiha.u (Broa.dloot a.nd Finla.y) 1 Hema. Ra.ngihaua.ta.. ------+--- APPLICATIONS FOB LIIITTIIIBS OF ADMINISTRATION IN PERSONAL ESTATES, No. Name of Applican,. Name of Deceased. I 242 , Henry G. D. Gage • . • • Annie Gage. 243 I Erina. Pa.hiri Piko (P. B. Fitzherbert) Hiwi Piko. 244 ! Tia.ra.ukura. te Huii,, (F. Phillips) Wha.re te Huia. Sitting of thB Native Lana Oourt at Te Araroa. Registra.r's Offioe, Glaborne, 8th April, 1920. OTIOE Is hereby given cha.I 1;be matters mentioned in the Bohedule hereunder written will be baa.rd by the N Na.tlve La.ad Court sitting a.t Te Ara.roe. on the 11th di,,y of l\Ia.y, 1920. [Gisbome, 1920-12.) HAROLD CARR, Registrar. SCHEDULE, APPLICATIONS TO DIIITIIIBlll!NE BIIINIIIFICIABY OWNERS, No. Name of Applicant. Name of Land. I l I! Raiwi Rangihuna and others .. I Te Ara.roe. Native Township. 2 Rawinia Hauiti . . . . 3 1 Mana.hi Para.para and others .. 4 Poneke Huihui . • . . 5 , Paratene Nga.ta 6 Tame Kiwara and others 7 , Popata. Pariohe 8 ' Bena.re Ahuriri 9 Kararaina Tawhena and Maora Tipuna 10 Ma.tauru Wanoa .. 11 , Tu Ma.hue and Mara.re. Ma.hue 12 'I Ani Kane Roki 13 Ema Mateterangi and others .. 14 Ani Wa,itoa (Taihorahia ). I APPLIC&TION FOB PARTITION 0~' CROWN'S INTEREST, No. I Name of Applic&nt. Name of L&nd. ~ ,·-N_a._t-iv_e_M-in-i-st_e_r .• : Ta.patu and Waitangirua. APPLICATIONS Il'OB PABrITIONS, -~- Name of 4ppllcaai. N&me of Land. ------16 Mere Ngakaho and Piripi Puha Kaiinanga 3. 17 Riwai Raroa and others Maraehara A (p&rt). 18 Parekura Tureia and others Marangairoa 1. 19 Wi Taota. IA. 20 Ani Kane Roki and others IA l. 21 Rawinia Hauiti IA l. 22 Wi Taotu IA 3. 23 Tairawhiti District Maori Land Board IA 4. 24 Apia Paku Paihia IA 6. 25 Hare Paihia Puha and othel'S .. " IA 12 1186 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZE'l1TE. [No. 38 APPLIOATIOl'tl l'OB P ABTITIONS-ConUntuci, No. I Name of Applicant. Name of Land. 26 Henare Ahuriri and others Marangairoa IA 14. I 27 Ani Waitoa and others ,, lA 14 (Whakararanui). 28 Maora Tipuna and others lA 14. 29 Tairawhiti District Maori Land Board lA 14. 30 Uruwhiua Huriwai and Wiremu te Roha Huriwai lB 10 (Arowhata). 31 Heni Huriwai and Henare Paringatai 1B 14 (Mataihoro). 32 Wiri W aaka Poi .• lB 15 (Reirua). 33 Tipiwai Houkamau le 6. 34 Henare Poananga .. le 6e. 35 lD (Kautuku). 36 Wi Rar~~ and others lD (Taupo). 37 Whare Haerewa .. lD 20. 38 Rawinia Hauiti 2E. 39 Pineamine Downs 2E 2B 5. 40 Harete Ngarori and others 2E 2A. 41 Tutere Wi Repa .. Matak~ua. 42 Wharau Taitna and others 43 Wi Ngara Houkamau 44 George Stainton 45 Heni Houkamau and Wingara Houkamau 46 47 Tapita Purukina •. Pakihikura 3. 48 Patihana Tihore and others Tapatu. 49 A. Kimaird Hovell 50 Peti Manuera and others 'ra;tu and Waita11girua. 51 Peti Pape Tihiomanono. 52 Tairawhiti District Maori Land Board 1. 53 Tuhoro Tawa and Harete Tawa 2. 54 Wi Taotu 4. 55 Matauru Wanoa .. 4J. 56 Meiha Pohoikura .. 4o. 57 Matauru Wanoa .. 4J. 58 Harete Ngarori and Manihera Parapara Tokata" lB. 59 Rawinia Hauiti 2. 60 Penetana Pahina and others •. 2B 61 Ani Kane Roki and Watene Korau 2B. 62 Makoare Pariohe .. ,, 2c. 63 Mahe Tipcne and Auraki Ra.. Wharokahika IA. 64 Wi Tupaea and others 1B 4. 65 Tairawhiti District Maori Land Board lB 4D. 66 Whaaka Parakau •. 1B 4D. 67 Maharata Koto 3B 1. 68 Pira Hauiti 6e 2. 69 60 2. 70 Hen~ Pereto 17B. 71 Wi Ngara Houkamau 18E 4. 72 Heni Houkamau .. 18a or o. 73 Rehutai Pereto 18H (Umukapua). 74 Makahuri Petiha .. ,, 18K 2B. 75 Ani Waitoa and others Whetumatarau. 76 Tairawhiti District Maori Land Board 5. 77 Mehaka Tauhore and others 5. 78 Ani Waitoa 7. 79 Matauru Wanoa .. 7B 7, 80 Akuhata Kawakawa 7B 9. 81 Parekura Tureia and others 7B 9. 82 Tairawhiti District Maori Land Board 8. APPLICATIONS FOB ADJUSTMENT OF PABTITIOJSB. ------No. I Name of Applico.nt. Name of Land. --;------~~ - 83 The Regiatrar, Tairawhiti District Native Land Court • • [ Maranga.iroa 2E 2a. 84 •• , Whetumatarau. 85 Wiremu 'Pelhana and Ane Kane R~ki 7B, 86 Ra.winia Hauiti 3 and 7a . .. I APPLICATIONS l'OB ASSESSIIIENT OF 00MPENSATI0N E'OB LANDS TAKEN l'Olt PUBLIC PURPOSES, -N~o_. ____N_•m_•_o_f_A_pp_1_ic_u_,. ______N_am __ e_of_L_an __ d_. ___,I Ar~~-e_n_._,____ P_urpoee ___ ·f-or_w_h_1_e_h_t_a.k_e_n_. ___ A, R. P. 88 Under - Secretary for Public ITe Araroa. Native Town 1 2 0 I For a police-station site. Works ·ehip, Section 34 (part) 89 Ditto • • · Te Araroa Native Town 0 0 39 , For a post-office site • ship, Section 60 90 Tihiomanono 4 5 0 0 IFor a Native-school site. APRIL 15.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1187 AFPLICATIONS FOB 8UBVBY 0HABGING·OBDBBB, ------~ D&te from which No. \ N&me of Applic&Dt, N&me of Land. Amount. Interest Is c&lcul&ted. £ s. d. Marangairoa le lA 20 0 0 17 April, 1918. le lB 43 6 0 17 1918. f le 2 20 2 0 17 1918. 91 Chief Surveyor, Napier .. le 3 9 10 0 17 HHS. le 4 64 8 0 17 1918. lo 5 19 14 9 17 1918. lo ti 89 8 0 17 1918. Tihio~ono 1 18 17 ti 29 N~~ember, 1918. 92 3 7 14 6 29 1918. 4 93 14 4 29 1918. 1Tokata " 4A 3 1 7 27 Janu~ry, 1919. 93 { 4B 7 18 10 27 1919. 5A 4 0 0 11 Sept~mber, 1919. 5e 3 lti 0 11 1919. !11 5c 1 8 0 11 1919. { 5D 28 11 5 11 1919. APPLICATIONS FOB EXCHANGES. No. Name of Applicant. Name of Land, :-1 {Ao.ta. Henihane. or Arthur William Henderson Tihlomanono. Akube.te, Kawe.kawe. • . . . Tokate.. {Potene Tnbiwai •. Mara.nge.iroa 2o. 96 Haure.ki Pa.rape.re. e.nd others • 2D. 97 { Heni Houkamau Whetume.ta.rau. Pira Hauiti Whe.reke.hike. 6. 98 f Tiwana H. Turi Whetumat11r11u. ' 1Pe.ore. Totoro Mate.kaoa.. 99 { Tutere.ngiwbiu Puha e.nd others Tihiomanono 4E. The owners . . •• Ma.rangairoa lA 5. APPLICATIONS FOB INCOBPORATIONS, _No.['------N-&m-~~-pp-llca-n-t. ------ Name of Land. 100 !Tutera.ngiwbiu,:'uba and others I M11re.ng11iroa lA 6 (Whakarara.nui). 101 I Tihiomanono 4E. I APPLICATION TO wmD UP A BODY COBPOBATE, No. Name of Applicant. Name of Land. 102 J Mere Ngaka.ho e.nd Piripl Puha •• .· I Ka.iine.nga 8. MISCBLLANEOUB APPLICATIONS. ----~------· No. I Name of Applicant. Name of Land. Na.ture of Application. 116 'fipiwai Houkamau and others Matakaoa To lay out a road on the said block. 117 Wharau Taitua For private road over block giving acces~ to Whare kahika 3. 118 Riria Taitua, Wharau Taitua, Wharekahika 18K 2 ]!'or road access over the said block to Wharekahika and Apikara Taketake 18K 5B. 119 J. Tangitupua Tipene 18K 7, 18K 8 ]for amendment of boundaries. 120 Henare Ahuriri and Te Ara Ore- 6c 2, 6c 3 For amendment of boundary. hua Ahuriri 121 Arthur William Henderson Tokata 4c and o 122 Tu Mahue Marangairoa lA 10 To determine ;ho are the rightful owners. 123 J. Tangitupua Tipene and Hera Wharekahika 18K 7 ' For issue of an injunction order restraining the J. T. Tipene owners of Wharekahika 18K 2 from emptying their drain-water on the said block. 124 Ripeka Houkaman or Paia Matakaoa For amendment of succession order appointing successors t.o Ripeka l'aia. 125 i Popata Pariohe and others Whetumatarau 7B 11, 12, To determine ownership of sheep depasturing on the and 13 said land. 126 Panikena Kaa l\forangairoa 1c and 1D For settlement of dispute as to po1·tion of boundary (Kautuku and Pakihi) (as directed by Appellate Court). ------ 1188 'rHE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 38 MAORI LAND ADMINISTRATION NOTICES. Meeting of the Tokerau District Maori Land Board. Auckland, 9th April, 1920. OTICE is hereby given shal a sitting of the Tokerau District Maori Land Board will be held at Kaikohe on N Monday, fihe 31st day of May, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of considering the matters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written, and such olher matters as may be lawfully brought before it It is hereby notified for the general information of parties that, unless reason is shown to the contrary, the Board will dlamiaa, on she ground of non-prosecution, any of the applications hereinafter referred to as "Adjourned Appllce.tiona " which are not brought on for consideration at the meeting. [Tokera.u, 1920-4.] E. P. EARLE, Registrar. SCHEDULE. APPLICATIONS FOB CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS, Nature Record No. of Dale. Name of Land. Names of Partiee. ~o./ AlienaUon. ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS. 3202 Tmnsfer 7 Se11tember, 1918 Karetu U , Rangingangana Pomare and others 1 to Hare Pomarc. 2 3305 10 June, 1919 Waiinanone tH · Leopold T. Busby and another to Blanche Evans. 3 3335 7 August, 1919 Waihou A 2B 2 I Ngatumu Toe to William Whit taker. 4 3360 27 March, 1912 Kohewhata 35 (part) 'I \Vi Tute Penetana to Kaka Porowini. 5 3363 25 August, 1919 Otao 2B Te Waewae Haratua and ot,hers f to Wi Parata. (l' 3368 22 1919 Te Kahaka Peti Kiriona to H. B. Matthews. 7 3391 H 1919 Whakatere · llfanawakaiaia; Hone Hehere and others to E. R 31 Rogere. 8 3392 Transfer 26 1919 Oue No. 52 . . Hariata Makiri to A. R. Phillips. 9 :1430 Lease 18 ,, 1917 Whatitfri A . . Tipene 'l'uhapo to Grey ~Iihaka. 10 I 3432 'J~ransfer 3 i\larch, 1917 Oromahoe Q 'J'ukaru Tango and others to A. E. Hedggood. 11 3480 Sale of timber 26 ,June, 1919 MotatRu 5A IA KakR Porowini to Harold Howes. 12 34!14 Transfer 20 ,January, 1920 Pirikotaha Jlio. 13 (part) j ,viremu Katene and another to G. H. Woods. 13 3498 15 September, 1919 Otnhi lB 4B 2 Huke Tara and others to C. R. Banton. 14 3499 14 January, 19'!.0 .. Kohewhata 9u No. 2 Keita Mare and another to C. }'. S. Hows. 15 3500 19 November, 1919 Herepoho A Turiti Hapimana.. and another to I Alfred Faithful!. 16 3508 ,, 6 :February, 1920 .. Waitaheke 3 and 4 (part) G. F. Falkiner to L. M. Hingston. 17 3522 Lease 19 November, 1919 ;\fotatau le 4u f Hone Kopa to Albert Crossley. 18 3523 le No. 7A i Itikai Waa and others to Albert Crossley. 19 I 3531 1 transfer 30 January, 1920 Patoetoe A .. f ;\Jihi Reo to A. Burling. 20 , 3434 1 ;\fort-gage 3 October, 1919 Peria No. SB 1 Kahi Netana, alias Ropi Natana, to C. B. N. Dunn. NliW APPLICATIONS. 21 3539 ' Transfer 22 November, 1919 ' Motatau 5v ' Taka Perepe and others to T. B. Williams. 22 3540 26 ,January, 1920 .. Tuhuna 41A I Moka Pou and others to G. E. Killen. 23 3541 I .Lease lJ December, 1919 .. Tarairc lC.J .. Turia Reewe to W. J. Jury. 24 3542 1 Transfer ! 14 October, l!H9 .. Kohewhata 29B Heni Whautere and others to T. H. Hooker. 25 3543 14 February, 1920 .. l'upuke R No. :! Waikere Heke and others to Wiremu Rika Hoke. 26 :1544 4 December, 1919 .. Kohewhat.a 65A Raina Ruawhare and another to W. J. Jamieson. 'l.7 3545 15 September, 1!)19 Otuhi !B No. 1 Huke Tara and othorn to (;. R. Banton. :l8 3547 Lease 18 November, 19Hl Kohcwhata No. :!9F (part) Kahn Wi te Hira to Dalgety and Company (Limited). 29 3578 I Transfer 23 September, 1919 Mangamuka West 3L No. 6 Paikaraihe Ihimaera to George Andrewes. 30 3579 19 December, 1919 .. 3L 7B J Kerei lhimaera to V. A. Abl"aham. 31 3580 27 September, 1919 :Vlotalau " le :fr Hone Karawhe to Mau l\Iangu. 32 3581 3 November, l!ll9 t-lcl'tion 5:!, One B, Waoku 1 Te Rauhi Kingi and o.thers to Hurvey District ' A. R. Phillips. 33 3582 14 J<'ebruarv, 1920 .. l "takura :!B le 4 Hohepa Waata to Paenoa Kingi. 34 3583 10 October; 1919 .. Waihou A tiB GA Eruera Kaihc and others to W. E. an 36 3585 24 November, Ull9 \Vluikatere-Manawakaiaia 1 Rena Tahi to Matthew Lundon. H 34 37 31i87 [ Transfer 2J Heptembcr, 1919 Ptrnakitere 2B 4n Rameka Ker~ and others to ~lanly Hitchon. 38 3588 :!5 ,, )919 2B 7J Ditto. 39 3595 I 24 November, 1919 :lB 7D Eramiha Neho to Manly Hitchon. 40 3596 , 11 February, 1920 . . 2B 7P Ichu tc Tuhi and others to Manly Hitchon. 41 3597 I HJ 1920 •• [ Rangaunu No. a Wi Parihi Whakaeke and another to John A. Cook. APRIL 15.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1189 APPLICATIONS FOB CoNnBMATION OF ALIBNATIONS-continued. Na,nre No. Beoord No. of D11'8, Name of L&nd. N11me1 of Panlee. I I Aliena.,ion. NIIW APPLICATIONS-continued. 42 3598 Transfer 27 ,January, 1920 . . Tawata, Section 4B No. 4 Mahia te Haki and others to Rongohira Matene and Rameka Matene. 43 i 3600 8 December, 1919 .. Wharepoke 2L, Section 2 Arapera Puriri to Pouri Wi Keira. 44 I 3601 6 1919 .. Whhinaki No. 3B No. 9 .. Ngatote Wiremu Kau-ne and an other to Harding W. Leaf. 411 3602 17 October, 1919 .• 'l'akou East D No. 2 Winiata Rameka and others to H. E. Mountain. 46 3603 1 December, 1919 .. Utakura la 2o No. 2c Te Itinga Tuhiwai to Charles J, Wells. 47 / 3604 Conveyance 5 March, 1920 Kaingapokanoa Carline Walsh and others to Emma I I Moir. Al'PUCA.TlONB TO SUMMON MlllETlNGS 01!' OWNERS UNDEB PABT XVIII 01!' THE NATIVE LA.NJ;> ACT, .1909. No. I RecordNo. J Na.me of Land. Na.tnre of Propoaed Aliena.'1on. ADJOUBNED APPLICATIONS. 48 3234 Okakewai A That the said land be vested in the Native owners. 49 3235 B 50 3329 (1 51 3330 1) 112 3331 E NEW APPLICATION . 53 359!1 Waima South A ln 4 .. . · 1 That the said land be sold to Howell St. Clair Williams, of Rawene, contractor, at the price of £1 5s. per acre. ------·---'------ APPLICATIONS FOB LEASE DNDEB PART XVI OF THE NATIVE LAND AcT, 1909. No. i Record No. Name of Land. Na.me or Applica.n,. ADJOUBNED APPLICATIONS. 541 3299 Mota.tau 2, Section 23B Ruki Brown. 55 3409 . I 2, 56 Hugh Christie. NEW APPLICATION. 56 3546 I Mota.tau 2, Section 16B .. Hone Kop&. ------~---- APPLICATIONS UNDEB SECTION 96 OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909. No. I Record No. I Name of Land. Na.me of Applican,. ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS. 3313 Uakauga No. 8 Hone Tamati and another. 5715g 3367 Ruapekapeka 7E Tuwhangai te Kooti Pomare. APPLICATIONS IN TEBMS OF SECTION 230 OP THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909, FOB THE CONSENT OF THE GohBNOR-GENEBAL IN COUNCIL TO MORTGAGES. No. ' Record No. I Na.me of Land. Names of P&rties. ADJOUBNED APPLICATIONS • 59 3345 , Takou East C . · 1 Kil te Ohu to Walter C. Mountain. 60 3434 Peria No. SB • • Ka.hi Netana, alia.• Ropi Na.tana, to C. B. N. Dunn. ------~ APPLICATIONS UNDER PART XVIII OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909, FOB CONFlBJUTION OP REBOLUTlONB. Name of La.nd. Resolution. No. I Record Noj_ ADJOURNED APPLICATION . 61 3332 I Utakura lB 2R, Section 4 .. j That the said land be sold to W. L. Harrison, of Ut.akura, for the sum of £3 10s. per acre. NEW APPLICATION . 3265 Muriwhenuat.ika No. le . · 1 That the said land be leased to Murdoch Munro for a term of twenty-one yea.rs at an annual rental of £25 or 5 per cent. of the Government valuation, whichever be the grea.ter. 1190 '1.1.fi.lil .NEW ZEALAND GAZET'l'.lil. [No. 38 Meeting of the Waikato-Man.iapoto District Maori Lana Board. Auckland, 8th April, 1920. OTIOE is hereby given that a sitting of the Waikato-Maniapoto District Maori Land Board will be held a& N Ngaruawahia on Tuesday, the 11th day of May, 1920, at 10 o'olock in the forenoon, for the purpose of considering the matGers mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written, and such other matters as may be lawfully brough& before U. n is hereby notified for the general information of parciea that, unlesa reason is shown co the connary, the Board will dismiss, on the ground of non-prosecution, any of the applications hereinafter referred to as "Adjoumed Applications" which are not brought on for oonslderation at the meeting. .E, P. EARLE, Registrar. SOHEDULE. APPLICATIONS FOB CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS, Nature No. Record No. of Name of Land. Names of Parties. Alienation. ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS. l 10093 Sale 15 October, 1918 Te Akau A 6 Wiremu Hoete to Theodore J C. Comille. 2 10294 1 13 June, 1919 Okauia No. 4A Te Rei to Adam Douglas. 3 10310 1 II July, 1919 Pakftrikari 2c I Tukua Parauri and another to Harry Smith. 4 10320 Timber lirense ' 23 1919 Kaiwaka 2B 3 Maoa Tunui and others to Wil I liam Robert Paterson. 5 10326 Sale 22 1919 ! Allotment 264, Parish of Paretaiko Miriama and others to Pukete Walter Jabez Westney. 6 10329 Opuatia No. 9A Enoka to Wairaihi Enoka. 7 10330 Whaanga No. le Amiria Mahikai and others to A. R. Langley. 8 10331 ln I (part) Matin te Ruruku to A. R. Langley. 9 10332 T_;.;ase ,, Jnl(part,) JO 10334 Transfer Putataka, Lot 8 Houkura ;n Record No. Name of Land. Nature of Proposed Alienation. NEW APPLICATIONS. 16 i 10965 I Rangitoto-Tuhua. 7/6A 1 Sale to Richard Edward Bennett and Reynold Douglas Bennett f for the sum of £1 5a. per acre. 11 I 10969 j ,, 37B Sale to the Orown for the sum of 15s. per acre. 10970 Lot 127, Tamahere Sale to Harry Robinson for the amount of the Government 17AI valuation. APPLICATIONS UNDEB PABT XVIII OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909, .FOB CONFIRMATION OF RESOLUTIONS, Record No. Name of Land. Resolution. No~i AD.l'OUBNBD APPLICATION. 10089 Manuaitu B 4B • , That the land be leased to Frederick Barker for a term of forty. 181 l two years, at an annual rental of 4s. per acre during t-he firet twenty-one years, and Ss. per acre during the remaining twenty I one years. NBW APPLICATIONS. 19 10073 I Lot 107B, Tamahere That the land be sold to William Glosson Phillips for the sum of £20 per &ore. 20 10569 1 Otorohanga 2c 2B That portion of the land to the eaet of the road be sold to E. M:. Edkins for the sum of £2 per acre. 21 ' 10673 I M:aungatautari 4H 5B That the land be sold to Andrew H. Ohristie and another for the eum of £2 10s. per acre. 22 10793 Lot 117, Tdmahere That the land be sold to William H. Hume for the sum of £10 per acre. 23 10795 Lot 120 That the land be sold to Sholts Ferguson for the sum of £10 per acre. ------APRIL 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1191 Notice of Meeting of Owners under Part XVllI of th, I day, the 1st da.y of May, 1920, at 2 o'olook in the a.Uernoon, Natwe Land Act, 1909. for the purpose of considering the following proposed resolu ! tion:- RBGULATlON No. 52. " That the land be sold to Henare Tei, of Motukiore, for a sum of £3 per acre or the Govemment valuation, whichever HE Maori Land Board for the. Tokeran Maori Land be the greater." T District hereby notifies that a meeting of the owners Da.ted a.t Auckland this 1st day of April, 1920. of Wa.ihou A No. 2ANo. 2Bwill be held, in pursue.nee of Pa.rt A. G. HOLLAND, XVIII of the Native Land Aot, 1909, a.t Horeke on Satur President. day, the 1st day of May, 1920, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon, for the purpose of considering the following pro posed resolution :- Notice of Meeting of Oumen under Part XV/11 of the " That the said land be sold to Nga.tumu Toe and Fred Natfoe Land Act, 1909. Eru Toe, returned soldiers, at the amount of Government valuation.•' RBGULATioN No. 52. Dated at Auckland this 6th day of April, 1920. A. G. HOLLAND, HE Maori Land Boa.rd for the South Island Maori Land President. T District hereby notifies that a meeting of the owners of Upokoorakaitauheke Reserve 884 (Timaru) will be held, in pursuance of Part XVIII of the Native Land Act, 1909, at Notice of Meeting of Owners under Part XVIII of the Temuka. on Thursday, the 20th day of May, 1920, at 12 Natfoe Land Act, 1909. o'clock noon, for the purpose of considering the following proposed resolution:- REOULATION N 0. 52. " That an offer made by the Crown to purchase the land or any part thereof at the Government capital va.lue shall be HE Maori Land Boa.rd for the Tokerau Maori Land a.ocepted." T Disiriot hereby notifies that a meeting of the owners of Dated at Wellington this 8th day of April, 1920. Motukiore No. 2A will be held, in pursuance of Pa.rt W. E. RAWSON, XVIII of the Native Land Aot, 1909, at Horeke, on Satur. President. BANI< RUPTCY NOTICES. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. In Bankruptcy. VIDENCE of the loss of certificate of title, Vol. 57, E folio 103, of the Register-book, in favour of ROKA In the estate of FRANK RHODES, of Napier, Hotelkeeper. HARIATA HOPERE AND OTHERS, for Sections 64 and OTICE is hereby given that a first and final dividend 65, Town of Taupiri, having been lodged with me, and appli N of ls. lid, in the pound is now payable at my office, cation made to issue a provisional certificate of title, notice Dickens Street, on all proved and aooepted claims. is hereby given of my intention to issue a provisional certifi ROBERT BISHOP, cate of title accordingly at the expiration of fourteen da.ys 14th April, 1920. Deputy Official Assignee, from the 15th day of April, 1920. Dated the 8th da.y of April, 1920, at the Land Registry Office at Auckland. Ill In Bankruptcy. THOS. HALL, r1iJ District Land Registrar. j In the este.Le of WII,Llill CosTELLO, of Martinborough, Blacksmith. OTICE is hereby given that a first and final dividend VIDENCE of the loss of certificate of title, Vol. 262, N of 9s. Bd. in the pound is now payable at my office, E Church Street, Masterton, on all proved and accepted folio 127, of the Register-book, in favour of WILLIAM claims. Promissory notes (if any) to be presented. CHARLES BERRIDGE, for Lot 16 on deposited plan 9147, being part Allotment 51, Parish of Titira.ngi, having been ARTHUR D. LOW, lodged with me, and application made to issue a provisional 9th April, 1920. Deputy Official Assignee. certificate of title, notice is hereby given of my intention •to issue a provisional certificate of title accordingly at the In Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Oourt holden at expiration of fourteen days from the 22nd day· of April, 1920. Wanganui. Dated the 12th day of April, 1920, at the Land Registry Office at Auckland. OTICE is hereby given that THOMAS HENBY Kmo, the THOS. HALL, N Younger, of Wanganui, late Boardinghouse Pro District Land Registrar. prietor, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden at my office 44 Maria. Place, Wanganui, on Monday, the 19th day of OTICE is hereby given that the parcels of land here April, 1920, at 2.30 o'clock p.m. N inafter described will be brought under the provi E. M. SILK, sions of the Land Transfer Act, 1916, unless caveat be 10th April, 1920. Deputy Official Assignee. lodged forbidding the same on or before 17th May, 1920. In Bankruptcy.-In the Supreme Oourt holden at 6427. DANIEL JOSEPH ASHBY.-Allotments 62, 85, Wellington. and 86, Parish of Puniu, containing together 151 acres O roods 8 perches. Occupied by applicant. Plan 13386. OTICE is hereby given that JAMES COLLINS, Medical 6201. ALFRED MOORE.-Parts of Allotments 52, 54, N Practitioner, of Wellington, was this day adjudged and 56, Parish of Ahipara, containing together 316 acres bankrupt ; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors 0 roods 33 perches. Occupied by applicant. Plan 11493. to be holden at my office on Wednesday the 21st day of 6453. ROBERT CHARLES MAGEE, JAMES MAGEE, April, 1920, at 11 o'clock a.m. ' THE YouNGEn, and ELIZABETH L~OX MAGEE.-Lot 68 S. TANSLEY, of Allotment 2, Section 45, City of Auckland, containing 8th April, 1920. Official Assignee. 22'8 perches, fronting Pitt Street. Occupied by applicants. Plan 12879. In Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Oourt holden llt Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Ohristchurch. Dated this 13th day of April, 1920, at the Land Registry Office, Auckland. OTICE is hereby given that FBEDBBICK McCLURE of THOS. HALL, N Christchuroh, Carter, was this day adjudged ~nk District Land Registrar. rupt ; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden at my office on Monday, the 19th day of April, 1920, at 2.30 o'clock. OTICE is hereby given that the parcels of land herein A. W. EAMES, N after described will be brought under the provisions 10th April, 1920. Official Assignee, of the Land Transfer Act, 1915, unless caveat be lodged I 1192 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 38 forbidding the same within one month from the date of the 12667. ARTHUR HOLDEN HAMMERTON.-1 rood 4 Gazette containing this notice. perches, Lot 173, plan 2374, part Rural Section 243F, Weston 1409 .. (Plan 3810). DAVID PAUL.-25 acres 2 roods Road, City of Christchurch. Occupied by appJi.cant. 37·2 perches, being Section 30, Waitara East District. Occu 12589. JOSEPH HENRY GIBSON.-122 acres 2 roods pied by Percy Joshua Reeve Warren. 26 perches, Rural Sections 8838 and 9634, Block I, Patiti 1410. (Plan 3816). HENRY WILLIAM BURKITT. Survey District. Occupied by applicant. I rood 2 perches, being Subdivision 2 of Section 1, Block Diagrams may be inspected at this office. XI, Mimi Survey District. Occupied by applicant. Dated this 6th day of April, 1920, at the Lan-d Registry Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Office, Christchurch. Dated this 8th day of April, 1920, at the Land Registry C. E. NALDER, , Office, New Plymouth. District Land Registrar. A. L. B. ROSS, District Land Registrar. ------OTICE is hereby given that the parcels of land herein N after described will be brought under the provisions OTICE is hereby given that the parcel of land herein of the Land Transfer Aot, 1915, unless caveat be lodged N after described will be broughi und&r the provisions forbidding the s&me within one month from the date of of the Land Transfer Act, 1915, unless caveat be lodged publication of this notice in the Gazette. forbidding the same within one month from the date of the 12568. LESLIE JAMES LOHREY.-1 rood 35·8 perches, Gazette containing this notice. Lot 1, plan 5269, part of Rural Section 136, St. Albans Street, 1412. (Plan 3843.). FANNY MARY SMITH.-6 acres City of Christchurch. Occupied by applicant. 3 roods 31 · l perches, being pa.rt of Section 88, ·Fitzroy Dis 12668. JOHN TRELEAVEN.-12 a.ores l rood 25 perches, trict. Occupied partly by applicant and partly by Eusta pa.rt of Rural Section 10526, Block IV, Christchurch Survey tius Griffiths, of New Plymouth, Agent. District. Occupied by Ezra Hebden Treleaven and Dunning Diagram may be inspected at this office. Nigel Treleaven. • Dated this 8th day of April, 1920, at the Land Registry 12669. FREDERICK EDWARD WEST and KENNETH Ollioe, New Plymouth. WINSTONE WRIGHT.-2 roods 20·4 perches, Lots 189 and A. L. B. ROSS, 190, plan 2912, part of Rural Section 325, Julius Street, City District Land Registrar. of Christchurch. Unoccupied. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 13th day of April, 1920, e.t the Land Registry OTICE is hereby given that the parcela of land herein Office, Christchurch. N after described will be brought under the provisions 0. E. NALDER, of the Land Transfer Act, 1915, unless caveat be lodged for District La.nd Registrar. bidding the same within one month from the date of the Gazette containing this notice. 1413. (Plan 3810.) DAVID PAUL.-7 acres 2 roods 10·8 perches, being parts of Section 26, Waitara East Dis trict. Occupied by Done.Id Laing and Albert Edward Julian. ADVERTISEMENTS; 1414. (Plan 3810.) HERBERT EDWARD CUDBY.-35 acres O roods 37 perches, being Section 25 and part Section 26, Waitara East District. Occupied by applicant. THE MAREBURN GOLD AND SCHEELITE MINING Diagrams may be inspected at this office. COMPANY (LIMITED). Dated this 9th day of April, 1920, at the Land Registry ~. New Plymouth. In the matter of the Companies Act, 1908 ; a.nd in the A. L. B. ROSS, matter of the affidavit and application of William Grey, District Land Registrar. Chairman of the Ma.reburn Gold and Scheelite Mining Company (Limited). HEREBY notify that no objection to such application OTICE is hereby given tha.t the pa.roe! of land herein I having been made and lodged with me, as by the said N a.fter described will be brought under the provisions Act required, I do now declare such company to be dissolved. of the Land Transfer Act, 1915, unless oa.vea.t be lodged Dated at Dunedin this 26th day of March, 1920. forbidding the same within one month from the date of the J. MURRAY, Gazetee ccnta.ining this notice. Assistant Registrar of Companies. 1480. ROGER WALTER HANSARD a.nd FRANCIS LOGAN.-6 acres O roods 30·2 perches, pla.n (provisional) 2779, Lot 1, parts Suburban Sections 4, 5, and 46, Town of THE COMPANIES ACT, 1908, SECTION 266. Napier. Occupied partly by Hubert Thomas Aymes and partly unoccupied. AKE notice that the names of the undermentioned Diagra.m may be inspected at this office. T companies will, at the expiration of three months Dated this 12th day of April, 1920, a.t the Land Registry from the date hereof, unless cause be shown to the contrary, Office, Napier. be struck off the Register, and the companies will be dis W. JOHNSTON, solved:- District Land Registrar, The Matakitaki Hydraulic Sluicing Company (Limited). 1910/1. The Nelson Coalfields (Limited). 1912/3. OTICE is hereby given that the parcel of land herein N after described will be brought under the provisions Dated at Nelson this 23rd day of March, 1920. of the Land Transfer Act, 1915, unless oa.veat be lodged R. H. BOURKE, forbidding the same on the expiration of one calendar month Assistant Registrar of Companies. from the da.te of the Gazette containing this notice. I Application 4868 (deposited plan 4333). JOSEPH MORRIS and WILLIAM McPHERSON COLE.-39 acres," part of THE COMP_ANIES ACT, 1908. Pokohiwi Block, Otahoua Survey District. Occupied by tenants. SECTION 266, SUBSECTION (3). Diagram may be inspected at this office. Dated this 14th day of April, 1920, at the La.nd Registry AKE notice that, at the expiration of three months from Office, Wellington. T the date hereof, the name ef the undenmentioned com W. WYINKS, pany will, unless cause is shown to the contrary, be struck District Land Registrar. off the Register, and the company will be dissolved :- The Marton Club House Building Company (Limited). OTICE is hereby given that the parcels of land herein (07/18.) N after described will be brought under the provisions Given under my hand, a.t Wellington, this 12th day of of ihe Land Transfer Aot, 1915, unless caveat ·be lodged April, 1920. forbidding the same within one oa.lendar month from the J. MORRISON,· date of publication of this notice in the Gazetee. Assistant Registrar of Companies. ------· - --- APRIL 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1193 THE COMPANIES ACT, 1908. (14/33rds) of a penny in the pound upon the rateable value of all rateable propert,y of the Borough of Palmerston North, SECTION 266, SUBSECTION (4). comprising the whole of the said borough ; and that such special rate shall be an annually recurring rate during the AKE notice that the names of the undermentioned currency of such loan, and be payable yearly on the first day T companies have been struck off the Register, and the of June in each and every year during the currency of such companies have been dissolved :- loan, being a period of thirty-six and one-half years, or until The Alexandra Antimony Company (Limited). (08/l9.) the loan is fully paid off. The Qneen Shipping Company (Limited). (19/9.) :!0th March, 1920. 357 J. R. HARDIE, Town Clerk. Given under my hand, at Wellington, tlris 12th day of ------··---- April, 1920. J. MORRISON, PALMERSTON NOR'fH BOROUGH COUNCIL. Assistant Registrar of Companies. WATER AND 8EWERAOE LOAN OF £25,500.-RESOLUTION MAKINO SPECIAL RATE. In the matter of the Companies Act. OTICE is hereby given that the TEXAS COMPANY N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in N (AUSTRALASIA) (LIMITED), proposes to carry on busi I that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, the ness in Wellington, and that the office of the company will Palmerston North Borough Council hereby resolves as fol - be at Number 220 Lambton Quay, Wellington. lows:- Dated this twenty-ninth day of March, 1920. That, for the purpose of providing the interest and other charges on a loan of £25,500, authorized to be raised by the THE TEXAS COMPANY (AUSTRALASIA) (LIMITED), l'e1lmerston North Borough Council, under the above-men By its Attorney, tioned Act, for the purpose of extending the sewer through J. MACDONALD SMITH. unsewered streets, extending the water reticulation and pur Witness-Leonard O. H. Tripp_, Solicitor, Wellington. 327 chase of water-meter, and to provide a sewerage system for Hokowhitu and purchase of pumping plant and equipment, the said Palmerston North Borough Council hereby makes and OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto levies a special rate of eighteen sixty-fifths (18/65ths) of a N existing between Mr. A. de B. BRANDON and the Hon. penny in the pound upon the rateable value of all rateable T. W. H1sLOP as Barristers and Solicitors, under the firm property of the Borough of Palmerston North, comprising the or style of "Brandon, Hislop, and Brandon," is this day dis whole of tho said borough; and that such special rate shall· solved by mutual consent, Mr. Hislop retiring from the firm. be an annually recurring rate during the currency of such Mr. Hislop will be succeeded by Major A. de .l:l. Brandon, loan, and be payable yearly on the first day of June in each D.S.O., 111.C., and Captain T. C. A. Hislop, Barristers at Law and every year during the currency of such loan, being a and Solicitors, and the practice will in future be carried on period of thirty-six and one-half years, or until the loan is under the firm or style of "Brandon, Son, and Hislop." fully paid oft. Dated this 31st day of March, 1920. 30th March, 1920. A. DEB. BRANDON. :358 J. R HARDIE, Town Clerk. T. W. HISLOP. 150 :Featherston Street, Wellington. 354 --~- - ~------· --·------PALMJmSTON NORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. MEDICAL REGISTRATION. ELECTRICAL 'fBACTION AND DESTRUCTOR LoAN, £24,fiOO. REsOLUTION MAKING flPECIAI. RATE. GEOFFREY MICHAEL FULTON BARNETT, Bachelor I 1 of Medicine and .Bachelor of Surgery, New Zealand IN pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in University, now residing in Christchurch, hereby give notice that behalf by the Local .Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, the that I intend applying on the 30th April, 1920, next to have Palmerston North Borough Council hereby resolves as fol my name placed on the '.\ledical Register of the Dominion of Jaws :- New Zealand_; and that ~ have deposited the ev~dence of I That, for the purpose of providing the interest and other my _qualification ~n the office of the Registrar of Births and charges on a loan of £:!4,500, authorized to be raised by the Deaths at Dunedin. . IPalmerston North .Borough Council, under the above-men- . GEOFFREV: BARN~TT, tioned Act, for the purpose of providing sufficient electrical Christchurch Hospital, Chnstchurch. traction, providing extra lavatory accommodation, and erec- Dated at Dunedin 31st March, 1920. 3551 tion of destructor and purchase of plant and equipment, the __ said Palmerston North Borough Council hereby makes and levies a special rate of twenty-one eightieths (21/80ths) of a OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore penny in the pound upon the rateable value of all rateable N subsisting betweea RICHARD HOPPY and ALBERT propert,y of the Borough of Palmerston North, comprising the ELDRED ORCHARD, carrying on business as Hairdressers and whole of the said borough; and that such special rate shall be Tobacconists at Christchurch under the style of '· Hoppy and [ an annually recurring rate during the currency of such loan, Orchad," has been dissolved by mutual consent as from and be payable yearly on the first day of June in each and 23rd March, 1920. every year tl uring the currency of such loan, being a period Dated the 27th day of March, 1920. of thirty-six and one-half years, or until the loan is fully paid R HOPl'Y. off. A. E. ORCHARD. 30th March, 1920. ~ :~icl~~:cl~~ - above signatures-E. W. White, Solicii~i ~-HAR~IE, Town C'lerk~ 1 I~~ --~-- PALMERSTON NORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. PALMERSTON NORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. STORM-WAT.Im DRAINAGE LOAN OF £19,475.-RESOLUTION l'UIILIC WonKS LOAN, £39,500.-RESOLUTION MAKING SPECIAL MAKINO SPBCIA.L RATE. RATE. N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in I that behalf bv the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, the I that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, the Palmerston North" Borough Council hereby resolves as fol Palmerston North Borough Council hereby resolves as fol lows:- lows:- That, for the purpose of providing the interest and other That, for the purpose of providing the interest and other charges on a loan of £19,475, authorized to be raised by the charges on a lo'1n of £39,500, authorized to be raised by the Paln1erston North Borough Council, under the above-men Palmerston NorLh Borough Council, under the above-men tioned Act, for the purpose of straightening, widening, and tioned Act, for construction of concrete water-tables, laying deepening the Kawan Drain, carrying out of a storm-water down of ro:Hlways in tarred 1narnuh1rn or other process, con scheme and construction of concrete conduits, and the strnction or r,1instatement of bridges in concrete construction, straightening, widening, and deepening of the Hokowhitu of new footways and repairs to existing footways, and cyclc Lagoons, the said Palmerston North Borough Council hereby tracks, the said Palmerston North Borough Council hereby makes and levies a special rate of nine forty-seconds (9/42nds) makes and levies a special rate of fourteen thirty -thirds of a penny in the pound upon the rateable valne of all rateable 1194 I'HE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 38 property of the Borough of Palmerston North, comprising the PALMERSTON NORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. whole of the said borough ; and that such special rate shall be an annually recurring rate during the currency of such loan, HO-USING LOAN OF £10,000.--RESOLllUON MAKINO SP~;CIAL and be payable yearly on the first day of June in each and RATE. every year during the currency of such loan, being a period of thirty-six and one-half years, or until the loan is fully paid N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in off. I. that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 191:1, the 30th March, 1920. Municipal Corporations Act, 1908, and its amendments, the 360 ,T. R. HARDIE, Town Clerk. Housing Act, 1919, and any other authority it thereunto enabling, the Council of the Borough of Palmerston North hereby resolves as follows :-- That, for the purpose of providing interest and other PALMERSTON NORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. charges on a loan of ten thousand pounds (£10,000), autho rized to be raised by special order passed on the 12th day of RECREATION-GROUNDS LOAN OF £10,000.-RESOLUTION February, 1920, and confirmed on the 16th day of March,1920, MAKING SPECIAL RATE. for the purpose of erecting workers' dwellings on any land purchased, acquired, or appropriated by it for the purpose, I N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in either within the Borough of Palmerston North or adjacent that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, the thereto, for occupation by workers employed or resident in Palmerston North Borough Council hereby resolves as the said borough, as published in detail in a local paper follows:- circulating in the district, the said Council hereby makes a.nd That, for the purpose of providing interest and other levies a special rate of :l/32nds of a penny in the pound charges on a loan of £10,000, authorized to be raised by the sterling (on the basis of the unimproved value) of all rateable Palmerston North Borough Council, under the above-men property in the Borough of Palmerston :~forth, comprising tioned Act, for the acquisition of sites at Terrace End and the whole of the said borough as defined in the New Zealand north-western part of the borough for recreation purposes, Gazette dated the 20th day of January, 1882; and that such the said Palmerston North Borough Council hereby makes special rate be an annual-recurring rate during the currency and levies a special rate of one-ninth (I/9th) of a penny in of such loan, and be payable yearly on the first day of ,Tune the pound upon the rateable value of all rateable property in ca-ch and every year during the _currency of such loan, of the Borough of Palmerston North, comprising the whole being a period of thirty-six years and a half, or until the loan of the said borough ; and that such special rate shall be an is fully paid off. annually recurring rate during the currency of such loan, and 31st March, 1920. be payable yearly on the first day of June in each and every :l64 J. R. HARDIE, Town Clerk. year during the currency of such loan, being a period of thirty-six and one-half years, or until the loan is fully paid off. 30th March, 1920. BEATRIX HELEN BAKEWELL, M.B., Bae. Surg., 361 J. R. HARDII~, Town Clerk. I , 1920, Univ. N.Z., now residing in Wellington, hereby give notice that I intend applying on the 10th May next to have my name placed on the Medical Register of the Dominion of New Zealand; and that I have deposited the PALMERSTON NORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. evidence of my qualification in the office of the Registrar of Births and Deaths at Wellington. ABATTOIR LOAN OF £5,000.-RESOLUTION MAKING SPECIAL B. H. BAKEWELL, RAT~J. Khandallah. Dated at Wellington !Jth April, 1920. 36& N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in that I behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, l!Jl3, the Pal merston North Borough Council hereby resolves as follows:- That, for the purpose of providing interest and other ALAN EDWIN PARK, M.B., Bach. Surg., 1920, now charges on a loan of £5,000, authorized to be raised by the I , residing in Wellington, hereby give notice that I intend Palmerston North Borough Council, under the above-men applying on the 10th May next to have my name placed on tioned Act, to carry out extensions, alterations, and additions the l\Iedical Register of the Dominion of New Zealand; and at the abattoir and boiling-down works, the said Palmerston that I have deposited the evidence of my qualification in the North Borough Council hereby makes and levies a special rate office of the Registrar of Births and Deaths at Wellington. of one-eighteenth (l/18th) of a penny in the pound upon the ALAN EDWIN PARK, rateable value of all rateable property of the Borough of Wellington Hospital. Palmerston North, comprising the whole of the said borough ; Dated at Wellington 9th April, 1920. 366 and that such special rate shall be an annually recurring rate during the currency of such loan, and be payable yearly on the first day of June in each and every year during the cur l'ERCY ERROL ALLISON, M.B., Ch.B., Univ. of N.Z., rency of such loan, being a period of thirty-six and one-half I , 1920, now residing in Wellington, hereby give notice years, or until the loan is fully paid off. that I intend applying on the 10th May next to have my name 30th March, 1920. placed on the Medical Register of the Dominion of New Zea 362 J. R. HARDIE, Town Clerk. land; and that I have deposited tho evidence of my qualifi cation in the office of the Registrar of Births and Deaths at Wellington. PALMERSTON NORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. PERCY ERROL ALLISON, Wellington Hospital. MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS LOAN OF £7,300.-RESOLUTION MAKING Dated at Wellington 9th April, 1920. 367 SPECIAL RATE. N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in that A GENERAL MEETING of the company of Bird Bros. I behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, the Pal (Limited) will be held at my office, Dee Street, Inver merston North Borough Council hereby resolves as follows:- cargill, at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, 20th April, 1920. That, for the purpose of providing the interest and other BusINESS.-l'resentation of Liquidator's final report. charges on a loan of £7,300, authorized to be raised by the WM. BIRD, Palmerston North Borough Council, under the above-men 368 Liquidator. tioned Act, to acquire sufficient land for the erection t,hereon of municipal buildings and public library, the said Palmerston -----~- ---~----~------North Borough Council hereby makes and levies a special rate J. GODBER AND CO. (LIMITED). of five sixty-fourths (5/64ths) of a penny in the pound upon the rateable value of all rateable property of the Borough of I" LIQUIDATION. Palmerston North, comprising the whole of the said borough ; OTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 230 of and that such special rate shall be an annually recurring rate N the Companies Act, 1908, that a general meeting of during the currency of such loan, and be payable yearly on tho members of the above-named company will be held at the first day of June in each and every year during the the registered office of the company, 326 Lambton Quay, Wel currency of such loan, being a period of thirty-six and one-half lington, on Friday, the 30th day of April, 1920, at 3 p.m., years, or until the loan is fully paid off. for the purpose of having accounts laid before them showing 30th March, 1920. the manner in which the winding-up has been conducted and 363 J. R. HARDIE, Town Clerk. the property of the company disposed of, and of hearing any ~------~- ---- APRIL 15.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1195 explanation that may be given by the Liquidators, and also able value of all rateable property in Class " A," one penny of determining by extraordinary resolution the manner in in the pound on the rateable value of all rateable property which the books, accounts, and documents of the company in Class " B," and three-farthings in the pound on the rate and of the Liquidators thereof shall be disposed of. able value of all rateable property in Class "C," all of which Dated at Wellington this 14th day of April, 1920. classes and the rateable properties therein are set out in the classification list and ,·aluation schedule hereto attached: H. BALDWIN \ L. . .d t 369 WM, C, STEPH! In the matter of the New Zealand Insurance Company Boundaries of the Special-rating Area, Trust Act, 1916. All that area in the Waihou and Manawarau Ridings of Schedule as at 30th November, 1919, the Piako County bounded by a line commencing at a point CHARLES FREDERICK THOMAS, Manager, do on the right bank of the Waihou River at the north corner I , solemnly and sincerely declarc,- of Section fi, Block XI, Aroha Survey District, and following that river to the intersection of \Vood's Road on its north L That the liability of the members is limited. side; thence following along that road to the junction of 2. That the capital of the company is £1,500,000, divided the Stanley Road on its western side: thence following that into 1,500,000 shares of £1 each. roa(l on its ,vestern side to the south-east eorner of Section 4, 3. That the number of shares issued is 1,500,000. .Block I, \Vaircrc RurvPy District ; then<'e following the south 4. That calls to the amount of 10s. per share ha vc been boundary-line of the said Se<:tion 4 ancl also its westem made, under which the sum of £750,000 has been received. boundary to thP ~:aiorongomai-..:.\1ang-akawa H.oad, which 5, That the amount of all moneys received on account along to th<' junction of main drain and road; thence follow of estates is £470,433 8s. lld. ing a skew line across SPction l 7, Rlock XI. Aroha Survey 6. That the amount of all moneys paid on account of District, to :lrikkelsen's Roa,1, which al on?; on its eastern sido estates is £458,706 18s. 6d. to the _junction of Taylor's Road, which along on its northern 7, That the amount of the balilnce held to the credit of sidt~ to the road forming the eastern boundary-line of Sections estates under administration is £11,726 10s. 5d, 256, 2"7, 2!i2, and :!(rn of Waihou Township; thence following 8. That the liabilities of the comp,1ny at the close of its along that roa,l on its eastern side to the south boundary financial year (to wit, the 30th day of November last) were- line of Rcction !J2, Blo<'k XI, Aroha SurYey District; thence Debts owing to sundry persons by the company, viz. following a skew line across !J:l and 92A, and continuing on On judgment : Nil. in a further skew line across Sections U\l, 3, 4, 100, and 101, On speciality : Nil. Block XI, Aroha SmTey Vist,frt, to the point of intersection On notes or bills : Nil. of Racecourse Road with T.ovcgrovc's Road , thence follow On simple contracts : £97,331 ls, 9d. ing along t.l,e soul h side of the Racecourse Road to the Race On estimated liabilities: £1,049,969 5s, 10d, course Rcspr\·c ; thence following a direct line acros3 the said 9. That the assets of the company on that day were reserve to the Stanley Road, and along that road to tho Government securities, New Zealand: £397,183 10s. north-west corner of Section 6, Block XI, Aroha Survey Government securities, British and British Depen- District; thence along the northern boundary-line of that dencies: £411,542 15s. 5d. section to the Waihou River, the point of commencement. Bills of exchange and promissory notes : Nil. Cash at bankers : £115,932 lls. 10d, W, R JOHNSON, Other securities: £1,337,258 lls, Clerk, Elstow Drainage Board. And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously be Waihou, 9th April, 1920. lieving the same to be true, and by virtue of the provisions \Ve hereby certify that the above resolution was passed of an Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand intituled at a meeting of the Elstow Drainage Board properly con the Justices of the Peace Act, 1908. stituted and held at Waihou on Friday, 9th April, 1920. In C. F, THOMAS, testimony whereof the common seal of the Elstow Drainage Declared at Auckland this 7th day of pril, 1920-C. JL Board is hereby affixed, set and impressed, in the presence of- Bennett, J.P. 370 FRED. T. ROWE, Chairman. 3i2 GEORGE STEWART, Trustee. In the matter of the TAPUWAE LAND AND TIMBER COMPANY {LIMITED), l'ALMlfRSTON NORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. N oTiCE is hereby given that at an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders of the above-named company HousTNG LoA~ OF £!0,000.-ltEsOT.UTH'~ MAKIN" SPECIAL duly convened and held on the 15th day of March, 1920, the RAn; following extraordinary resolutions were passed, and con firmed at a second extraordinary general meetini:1 of share N pursuance and exPr<'i~c o_f the powers vcstc,1 in it in holders held on the 7th day of April, 1920 :- I that, behalf bv the L,icul Jl,ir\ie:s' Loans Act, 191~, the (a.) That the company go into voluntary liquidation, Municipal Curporaiions Act, mos, and its amendments, the (b.) Thatllfr. L, A. DENTON, of Hastings, Public Accountant, Housing ,\d, l!ll!l, and any other authority it thereunto be and is hereby appointed to liquidate the company, en>tbling·, the ('oun,,il uf the Borough of Palmerston North here resolvt~s as foll0wT'3 ;- LAURENCE A. Dl~NTON, Liquidator. That, for the purpose of providing interest, and other Hastings, 10th April, 1920. 371 drnrges on a loan of ten thousand pounds (£10,000), authorized to be raised by special order passed on the 12th day of Fobrnary, 1920, and confirmed on the 16th day of March, ELSTOW DRAINAGE BOARD. 1U20, for the purpose of erecting workers' dwellings on any land purchased, acquired, or appropriated by it for tho WArnou SPECIAL DRAINAGE AREA LOAN, £2,000.-l.t,;soLr purpose, either within the Borough of Palmerston North or noN MAKING SPECIAL RATES adjacent thereto, for occupation by workers employed or resident in the said borough, as published in detail in a local N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in paper circulat,ing in the district, the said Council hereby I that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1918, the makes and levies a special rate of 3/32nds. of a penny in the Elstow Drainage Board hereby resolves as follows:-· pound sterling (on the basis of the unimproved value) of all That, for t\;e purpose of· providing the instalments in rateable property in the Borough of Palmerston North, com respect of principal and interest on a special loan of £2,000, p1·ising the whole of the said borough us defined in the New anthorizecl to l,e raisetl by the Elstow llrninugc Board, under Zeahrwl Uozdte elated the 20th ,lay of ,TanuMy, 1882: and the Loca] Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, for widening, deepening, that SlH·-h sp(-'1·hl rate be an annual-recurring rate during and hnproving present watercourHes and drains, and con- tho <.·11rr01wy of Huch loan, Hnd hn 11ayahlH yearly on the structing new watercourse~ and drainH, within tho \Vaihou first day of ,June in each and every yPal' during tho eurrcncy Special Drainage Arna of the Elstow Drainage Distriet, the of such loan, being a period uf thirty-six years and a half, Elstow Drainage .Board hereby makes and levies a special or until the loan is fully paid off. rate (on a graduate,! scale according to the classification list Dated at Palmerston North this 30th day of )!arch, Hl20, of lands) of Ll; lG of one penny in the pound on the rate- , 373 J. A, NASH, llfayor.::;:°" ------·------· ------ 1196 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 38 APPLICATION FOR LICENSE ]'OR A WATER-RACE. JOHN MAXWELL CLARKE, Bachelor of Medicine I , and .Bachelor of 1:lurgery, New Zealand University, UND.ER TRE.;,MrnrnG:AcT, 1908. now residing in Dunedin, hereby give notice that I intend applying on the 6th l\fay, 1920, next to have my name To the Warden of the Otago Mining District at Roxburgh. placed on the llfodieal Register of the Dominion of New URSUANT to the Mining Act, 1908, the undersigned, Zealand ; and that 1 have deposited the evidence of my P Thomas Philip Michelle, of Roxburgh, Miner, hereby qualification in the office of the Registrar of Births and applies for a license for a water-race, as specified in the Dt>aths at Dunedin. Schedule hereto, the course whereof has beon duly marked ,J. M. CLARKE, out for the purpose. 24 .Bruce Street, Roslyn, Precise time of marking out privilege applied for: Noon, Dated at Dunedin 7th April, 1920. 376 23/3/20. Date and number of miner's right: 22/3/20; No. 118991. Address for service : At the office of Stewart Fletcher, Solicitor, Scotland Street, Roxburgh. OTAMATEA COUNTY COUNCIL. Dated at Roxburgh this 23rd day of March, 1920. Schedule. RESOLUTION MAKING SPECIAL RATE. Locality· of the race, and its starting and terminal points : N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in that Commencing in a creek (name not known) running through I behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, the Ota Section 6, Block X, Teviot Survey District, and terminating maka County Council hereby resolves as follows:- in applicant's orchard (same land). That, for the purpose of providing the instalments in Pegs marked X. rcspeet of principal and interest, and also the other charges Length and intended course of race : ]'ive chains; easterly. on a loan. of £460 (four hundred and sixty pounds), autho Points of intake : One. rized to be raised, under section 18 of the above-mentioned Estimated time and cost of construction : One week; £5. Act, for tlrn purpose of forming, metalling, and improving Mean depth and breadth : o in. by 18 in. the roads in the Tokatoa Hiding of the Otamatea County, Number of heads to be diverted: Half a head. the Otamate11, County Council hereby makes and levies a Purpose for which water is to be used : Irrigation. ,,_pccial rate of one-twelfth of a penny in the pound on tho Proposed term of license: Twenty-one years. c-11,1,ital value of all rateable property lying within the Toka THOMAS PHILIP MICHELLI~, toka Riding of the Otamatea County; and that such special (By his Solicitor, STEWART FLETOHER), rate shall be an annual-recurring rate during the currency of Applicant. such loan, and be payable yearly on the first d11,y of July in each and every year during the currency of such loan, being Precise time of filing the foregoing application: 12.40 _p.m., a period of thirty-six years and a half, or until the loan is 8/4/20. fully poiid off. '.lune and place appointed for the hearing of the applica 377 RODNEY COATES, Chairman. tion and all objections thereto: Thursday, 27th May, 1920, at 4 p.m., at Warden's Court at Roxburgh. Objections must be filed in the Registrar's office and noti fied to applicant at least three days before the time so OTAi\lATEA COUNTY COUNCIL. appointed. Ii,. J. BROOKS, RESOLUTION MAKING SPECIAL RATE. 374 Mining Registrar. N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in I that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, the Otamatea County Council hereby resolves as follows :- APPLICATION ]'OR LICENSE l!'OR A WATER-RACE. That, for the purpose of providing the instalments in respect of principal and interest and also the other charges UNDER THR MINING AcT, 1908. on a loan of £i,,OOO (live thousand pounds), authorized to he raised by the Ottunatca (;ounty Council, under the Local To the Warden of the Otago Mining District at Roxburgh. Dodif's' Loans Act, 1013, for the purpose of forming, metalling, URSUANT to the J\Iining Act, 1908, the undersigned, and improving thn roads in t,he Kai waka Riding of the P Thomas Philip Michelle, of Roxburgh, Miner, hereby Otamatca County, the said Otamatea County Council hereby applies for a license for a water-race, as specified in the Sche makes and levies a special rate of five-eighths of a penny in dule hereto, the course whereof has been duly marked out the pound upon the rateable value of all rateable property for the purpose. lying within the Kaiwaka Riding of the Otamateft County; Precise time of marking out privilege applied for: Noon, and that such special rate shall be an annual-recurring rate 23/3/20. during the currency of such loan, and he payable yearly on Date and number of miner's right: 22/3/20; No. 118991. the first day of .Tuly in each and every year during the currency Address for service : At the office of Stewart l<'letcher, of such loan, heing a period of thirty-six years and a half, or Solicitor, Scotland Street, Roxburgh. until the loan is fully paid off. Dated at Roxburgh this 23rd day of March, 1920. 378 RODNEY COATES, Chairman. 8ched,,le. Locality of the race, and of its starting and terminal points : Commencing in a creek (namo not known) in Sec VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION. tion 6, Block X, Teviot Survey District, and terminating in applicant's orchard (samo ground). OTICE is hereby given that at an e,:traordinary general Pegs marked X. N meeting of shareholders of the Makerua Estate Com Length and intended course of race : 60 yards ; northerly. p11ny (Limited) held on Thursday, the 18th day of March, Points of intake : One. HJ20, at the registered office of the company, No. 39 Johnston Estimated time and cost of construction : Two days ; £2. Street, Wellingt,m, the following special resolutions were Mean depth and breadth : 6 in. by 4 in. p:1ssed :- Number of heads to be diverted: One-sixteenth of a head. (!.) That the company be wound up voluntarily under Purpose for which water is to be used : Irrigation. the provisions of the Companies Act, 1908 ; and that WIL Proposed term of license: Twenty-one years. LI,L>I STANLEY WHEELER, of Wellington, Accountant, be and THOMAS PHILIP MICHELLE, is hereby appointed Liquidator for the purpose of such winding (By his Solicitor, STEWAH'r FLETCHER), up. Applicant. (2.) That the Liquidatm be and is hereby specially autho rized, in lieu of realizing the assets of the company, to dis tribute the same or any part thereof in kind pro ratn amongst Precise time of filing the foregoing application : 12.41 p.m., the shareholders of the company as may be agreed between 8/4/20. th,, Liquidator and t-he sh:ueholders. Time and place appointed for the hearing of the applica Notice is also given that a.tan extraordinary general meeting tion and all objections thereto: Thursday, 27th M:oiy, 1920, of tlw shareholders of the }lakerua Estate Company (Limit,ed) at 4 p.m., at Warden's Court at Roxburgh. l,d,l on Tuesday, th<' 13th day of April, 19:lO, at the regist,erc,d Objections must be filed in the Registrar's ollice and noti ofiice of the eompany, Ko. :l!J Johnston Street, Wellington, 11;,, fied to applicant at least three days before the time so special resolutions before mc11tioned were confirmed. appointed. Dated this thirteenth day of April, 1920. F. J. BROOKS, 375 Mining Registrar. 379 JOHN U. TURNBULL, Cbailu,an. APRIL 15.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 11917 AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL BOARD. HE NEW ZEALAND OFFICIAL YEAR· BOOK, T containing latest information, Historical, Political, N accordance with the provisions of the Auckland Grammar I School Act, 1899, it is hereby notified that Professor Official, Statistical, Industrial, Commercial, &c. ; Digest of A. P. W. Thomas hM been reappointed a Senate's Member Land Laws and Description of Land Districts. Price, 2il. Gd. of the Auckland Grammar School Board. Auckland, 13th April, 1920. W. WALLACE KIDD, SPECIAL REPORTS ON EDUCATIONAL SUB· 380 Returning Officer. JECTS.-CATALOGUE OF THE PLANTS OF NEW ZEALAND : Indigenous and Naturalized Species. AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL BOARD. By T. F. CHliliBBMAN, F.L.S., F.Z.S. Price, ls. .Orders should be addressed- N accordance with the prov. isions of the Auckland Grammar I School Act, 1899, it is hereby notified that Mr. J. H. " GOVEB.NMBNT PB.INTIIB., WELLINGTON." Upton and Mr. J. Stanton, LL.B., have been elected members of the Auckland Grammar School Board by the members of INDEX TO THE LAWS OF NEW ZEALAND. the General Assembly of the Provincial District of Auckland. Auckland, 13th April, 1920. BROUGHT UP TO THE END OF 1918. W. WALLACE KIDD, 381 Returning Officer. PB.ICB, lOs. Sn. Send order to GOVEB.NMIINT PB.INTIIB., Wellington. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. OTICE is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore DESIGNS, TRADE-MARKS, ANI: N subsisting between ,JoHN BROWN and THOMAS HIND PATENTS, MARSH KER, the Younger, carrying on business as Timber COPYRIGHT. merc.hants at Christchurch under the style or firm of " J. T. Brown and Son," has been dissolved as from the 31st day of The Patents, Designs, and Trade-marks Acts : Price, Match, 1920. ls. 6d. Dated the tenth day of April, 1920. The Patents, Designs, and Trade-marks Regulations : JOHN BROWN. Price, ls. THOS. H. KER. The Copyright Act, 1913, and Regulations : Price, ls. Gd. Witness to the signatures of John Brown and Thomas Hindmarsh Ker, the Younger-W. C. Bishop, Timber Clerk, The Patent Office Journal, containing applications for Christchurch. 382 patents and trade-marks, abridged descriptions and drawings of inventions, illustrations of trade-marks accepted, &c., published fortnightly: Gd. a copy, or GRIFFITHS, FRASER, AND COMPANY (LIMITED). 10s. 6d. per annum. The above may be obtained on application to the OTICE is hereby given that the following resolution has GOVERNMENT PRIN'I'ER, N been entered in the minute-book of the above private company and signed by all the members thereof :- Wellington Resolved-That as the objects of the company as set out in the Memorandum of Association have now been completed, and no further use exists for the continuance of the company, SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF, NEAR SUMNER, the company now be wound up voluntarily; and that CHRISTCHURCH. Mr. D. C. FRASER be appointed Liquidator for the purposes of such winding-up. 0ND1iB. THE CONTROL AND SUPERVISION OF THII EDUCATIOB Dated this 12th day of April, 1920. DIIPAB.TMINT. C. A. GRIFFITHS. D. C. FRASER. Director: Mr. J. E. STIVINB. 383 J. STANTON. OR Deaf Children of sound intellect. The pupils are F taught to understand and use ordinary speech. The CHANGE OF NAME. full charge for board and education is £40 a/ear, but less is accepted from parents who cannot affor to pay this . JAMES VICTOR BAGGSTROM, of Auckland, Railway amount. In case of necessity admission is free. I , Employee, do hereby give notice that on and after the By the Education Act it is compulsory for deaf children 27th day of March, 1920, the surname of JAMES will be to come under instruction at the age of six, and to con assumed, taken; and adopted by me in lieu of the surname of tinue until the age of twenty-one unless the Education Baggsstrom by which I have been heretofore called and Department previously grants exemptioi:. Though a child known ; and that at all times hereafter the name of VrcTon is, as a rule, best fitted to begin the school course at the JAMES will alone be used .and adopted by me as my name age of six, advice should be obtained as soon as any aign and surname in all transactions, documents, and writings, of deafness is observed. and all legal and, other proceedings and instruments, instead The following classes of deaf children are adU1itted to of the name of James Victor Baggstrom. the School for the Deaf ( sound intellect being always a And I further give notice that I have caused to be deposited necessity) :- in the Supreme Court Office at Auckland, New Zealand, a deed-poJ) under my hand and seal evidencing my assumption 1. Children born deaf, or who have lost their hearing and adoption of the said name and surname. before learning to speak. Dated this 30th day of March, 1920. 2. Children who can hear a little, but are too deaf to be taught in a public school. JAMES VICTOR BAGGSTROM. 3. Children "Who have lost their hearing aft.er having Witness to the signature of James Victor Baggstrom- learned to speak. F. H. Williamson, Solicitor, Auckland. 384 The Act imposes upon every parent, teacher of a' school (either public or private), constable, or officer of a chari JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE. table or kindred mstitution who is aware of the place of residence (either temporary or permanent) of a deaf child, PUBLISHED MONTHLY. and the householder in whose house any such 'child re sides, an obligation to send notification of the fact to the · Minister of Education, giving the name, age, and address SUBSCBil'TION, 2s. 6D. PER ANNUM, INOLUDING POSTAGE of the child; and any neglect or failure to comply with SINGLB COPY, 6D. this provision involves liability to a fine. 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