jnmb. 33.] 1021
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1923.
Opening Lands in the Marlborough Land Diatrict for Sale or slopes of from 300 ft. to 2,700 ft. above sea-level; the flat Selection. and easy parts will be found well suitable for dairying, and the hilly parts good healthy sheep-country. JELLICOE, Governor-Genera.I. As witness the hand of His Excellency the Govemor N pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities Genera.l, this 9th da.y of March, 1923. I conferred upon me by the Land Act, 1908, I, John Rushworth, Viscount Jellicoe, Governor-General of the D. H. GUTHRIE, Minister of Lands. Dominion of New Zea.land, having received the report of the Under-Secretary in this behalf, as provided by section Notice of Clurnge of the Purpose of Portion of a Reserve in one hundred and fifty-four of the said Act, do hereby th p: .1 w d ·z•- H k • B L d D · t · declare that the lands described in the Schedule hereto shall e own °1 00 vi "'• aw e 8 ay an is rict. be open for sale or selection on Wednesday, the ninth JELLICOE, Governor-General. day of May, one thousand nine hundred and twenty- . . . three · and also that the lands mentioned in the said WHEREAS by section six of the Pu bhc Reserves · and Sched~e may, at the option of the applicant, be pur- . ~omains Act, 1908 (herei'.1after referred ~o as "the chased for cash or be selected for occupation with right of said Act ), the Governor-General 1s empowered, m the case purchase, or or{ renewable lease; and I do hereby a.Iso fix of any public reserve vested in His Ma~esty. or the Governor the prices at which the said lands shall be sold, occupied, or I General for any of the purposes compnsed m Class II of the leased as mentioned in the said Schedule hereto and do Second Schedule to the said Act, to change the purpvse for decla~ that the said lands shall be sold, occupied, 'or leased I which such reserve was set a~rt ~ any other purpose: under and subject to the provisions of the Land Act, 1908. II And whereas the land descnbed m the Schedule hereto forms portion of a reserve duly set apart for polioe purposes, SCHEDULE. being a purpose within Class II of the Second Schedule to the said Act, and it is expedient to change, as hereinafter MARLBOROUGH LAND DISTRIOT,-8ECOND·CLASS LAND. provided, the purpose of such portion: Marlbor1YU9h County.-Tennyson Survey District. Now, therefore, I, John Rushworth, Viscount Jellicoe, SEOTJON 3, Block II : Area, 433 acres 3 roods. Capital value, Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, do £1,735. Occupation with right of purchase: Half-yearly rent, hereby, in pursuance of the powers conferred on me by £43 7s. 6d. Renewable lease : Half-yearly rent, £34 14s. section six of the said Act as aforesaid, declare that the Section 4, Block II : Area, 298 acres 2 roods. Capital portion of the reserve described in the Schedule hereto is value, £918. Occupation with right of purchase : Half hereby chan~ed from a reserve for polioe purpeses to a reserve yearly rent, £22 19s. Renewable lease : Half-yearly rent, for post and telegraph purposes. And I do hereby further £18 7s. 3d. declare that this notice is issued subject to the provisions of section seven of the said Act, and shall take effect according Section 9, Block II : Area, 376 acres 2 roods. Capital va.lne, to the provisions of that section. £1,252. Occupation with right of purchase : Half-yearly rent, £31 6s. Renewable lease :. Half-yearly rent, £25 Os. 10d. Situated in the Upper Opouri Valley, Tennyson Survey SCHEDULE. District, and distant about seven miles from the main Bien- ALL that area in the Hawke's Bay Land District, oontaining heim-Nelson Road, and from a dairy factory, access to which by admeasurement l rood 14·2 perches, more or less, being is by a formed 12 ft. road to the southern end of the block. I Lot l of Section 43, Town of Woodville. As the same is
The river-flats and sidelings were originally covered with 1· more particularly delineated on the plan marked L. and S. heavy bush, from which the milling-timber has now been 6/7/116, deposited in the Head Office, Department of Lands removed. The standing bush is of mixed nature, but the and Survey, at Wellington, and thereon bordered red. greater part is birch. Portions of the flats have been burnt, I . . and sown with English grasses, and all sections will be found As witness t~e hand of His Excellency the Governor- to be well watered, "ith good building-sites and boundaries General, this 14th day of March, 1923. on good fencing-lines. The country rises from easy to steep I W. FRASER, for Minister of Lands. A 1022 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. rNo. 3p
lianger8 nnder the Animalc Protection a,nd.Game Act, Jf/21-?2, I Registrars of Marriage,, Appointment and Resignation of Officer., of the New Zealand J)i11ision of the Royal Navy, Deputy R,r1istrar-< of Jiarriage;:, &,c,, appointed. Navy Office, Registrar-General's Office, Wellington, 9th April, 1923, Wellington, 11th April, 192:1. IS Excellency the Governor-General has been pleased T is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons have H to approve of the appointment and resignation of the I hcen appointed to be the Deputies of the Registrars of undermentioned officers :- Marriages and of Births and Deaths for the districts set Mr, WILLIAM THOMAS ADAIR LoNGHUJts·r to H.M.S, respectively opposite their names, viz. :- " Philomel " as Probationary Schoolmaster, as from William Gunn Te Awamutu (at Ohaupo).* the 10th March,' 1923, vice Randell, resigned. Leslie Gavin Campbell Bartrum )Ir, WILLIAM RANDELL, Probationary Schoolmaster, Packard Petone.• resigned. Dated 19th March, 1923. Thomas Cullen Hampden. R .. HEATON RHODES, Minister of Defence. John Thomas Norman James Nightcaps.* John Hayman Lynch Morrinsville. Ernest Charles John Foot Palmerston North, Appointment of European Member of the Rarotongan J.,land Henry Edgar Moore Rotorua. Council. Arthur \Vansey vVellsted Kurow. Cook Islands Department, * Births and deaths only. Wellington, 9th April, 192:J. W. W. COOK, Registrar-General. .T is hereby notified that, in pursuance of the Regulations I , for the Election of a European Member of the Raro tonga Island Council, Mr. WALTER GEORGE 'l'AYLOR, of Titikaveka, Planter, lle8ult~ of Polls for Proposed Loa.ns, was duly returned as the European Member of the Island Council of Rarotonga on the 28th !\larch, 192:l, Wellington, ~th April, 1923. HE following notices, received from the Chairman of the l\L POxlAR~:. Minister for the Cook Islands, T Board of the Mangawara River District, are puhlished in accordance with the provisior.1s of the L<.~eal Bodies' I..,oans Olerl~ of the -~[aqistrate's Oowt oppointr:,z. Act, Hll:I, "', l•', MAS8EY. Minister of Finance. Office of P:iblic Service Commissioner, Wellington, 29th March, 1923. ll1ANGAWABA RIVEB DISTRICT. HE Acting Public Service Commissioner ha~ made the Re8'lill8 of Polls on Proposals io raise Loans. T following appointment i11 t,he Pu hlic Servi<::e : -·-- PURSUANT to section 12 of the Loco.I Bodies' Loa,ns Act, HuoH :r.rcNRO, Esq., 1913, I hereby give notice that a poll of the :catepayers of to be Clerk of the Magistrate's Court at. Papakura, for the the Central and Eastern Subdivision of the Mangawara River purposes of the Magistrates' c,rnrts Aot, HlOR, as from t,he Distrrnt was taken on the 23rd l\'farch, 1923, on the proposal 13t day of April, 19?3. of the Mangawara River Board to borrow the sum of £12,000 A. C. TURNBrLL, ·'lecretary, sterling for the carrying-out of certain river-works, and the payment of necessary expenses arising therefrom. The num her of votes recorded for the proposal was 34, and Superintendent of Mercantile Jfarine appointed, thP number of votes recorded against the proposal was 22. I therefore declare the proposal was carried, Office of Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 3rd April, 1923. PuRSu ANT to section 12 of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, HE Acting Public Service Commissioner ha.s made the 1913, I hereby give notice that a poll of the ratepayers of T following appointment in the Public Service :- the Mangawara River Dist,rict was taken on the 23rd l\Iarch, GEORGE FREDERICK CHURCH, Esq,, 1923, on the proposal of the Mangawara River Board to borrow the sum of £2,000 sterling for the carrying-01tt of to be Superintendent of Mercantile Marine &t Awa.uni, for certain river-works, and the i,ayment of necessary expenses the purposes of the Shipping and Seamen Act, 1908, as from arising therefrom. the 20th day of March, 1923. The number of votes recorded for the proposal was 52, and A. C. TURNBULL, Secretary. the number of votes recorded against the proposal was 134. I therefore declare the proposal was rejected. Substitute Regi.,trar of Elerto:; ,1ppoir1ted, PuRsUANT to section 12 of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, I hereby give notice that a poll of the ratepayers of Office of Public Service Commissioner, the Ten Foot Special Drainage Area of the Mangawara River Wellington, 4th Maroh, 1923. District was taken on the 23rd l\'farch, 1923, on the proposal HE Deputy Public Service Comm. issioner has made the of the Mangawara River Board to borrow the sum of £4,000 T following appointment in the Public Seniee :-·- sterling for-- the carrying-out of certain drainage-works, and the pay1nent of necessary e~penses arising therefrom. •ToHN 0LA.SS0N HAR.DING, Esq., The number of votes recorded for the proposal was 5, and to be Substitute Registrar of Electors for the Rlectoral Dis the number of votes recorded against the proposal was 40. trict of Ho.wke's Bo,y, for the purposes of the Legislatme The number of votes which were informal wa,s l. Act, 1908, as from the l•t day of February, 1923. I therefore declare the proposal was rejected. A, C. TURNBULL, Secretary. Dated this 23rd day of March, 1923. Amending entry on page 733 of the New Zealand Gazette W A!:TER S. CARTER, 'N'o. 24, of the 15th MHrch, l9n, Chairman, :Mangawara River Board. I APRIL 12.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZ.flJTTE. 1023 Reaul!8 of Polls far Proposed Loans. 1 sentatives for the Electoral District of Tauranga, and by the indorsement on such writ it appears that Wellington, 5th April, 1923. CHARLES EDWARD DE LA RARCA MACMILLAN HE following notices, received from the Chairman of T the Council of the County of Inglewood, are published has been duly elected to serve as a memher for the said in accordance with the provisions of the Local Bodies' Loans district. Aet, 1913. J. HISLOP, Clerk of the Writs. W. F. MASSEY, Minister of Finance. INGLEWOOD COUNTY COUNOII,. TrUBtus of the A.piti-Pohangina RJbl,it Di•trict el.eel."'1. Rcaults of Polls on PropOBals lo raise Loans. Notice No. 2.?64. PURSUANT to section 12 of the Local Bodies' Loans. Act, Department of Agriculture, 1913, I hereby give notice that a poll of the ratepayers of Wellington, 4th April, 19~3. the County of Inglewood was taken on the 7th day of March, OTICE has been received, under the hand of the 1!123, on the proposal of the Inglewood County Council to N Returning Officer of the Apiti-Pohangina Rabbit Dis borrow the sum of £3,275 for erection of Ngatoro and Make- trict, constituted under Part III of the Rabbit Nuisance Act, t,awa RridgeR on the .Junction Road. .. 1908, that The number of votes recorded for the proposal was 196, and ARTHUR BROOKING, the number of votes recorded against tho proposal was 112. HENRY LONDON OSBORNE, I the:\"efore dP-clare that the propoRal was carried. DAVID MARTIN, PURSQ'ANT to section 12 of the Local Rodies' Loans Act, Wrr.LIAM llfoK. STEWART, and 1913, I hereby give notice that a poll of the ratepayers of TiraoPHil,US E. CRAINE the County of Inglewood was taken on the 7th day of March, have heen duly elected trustees of the said dll'trict. 1923, on the proposal of the Inglewood County Council to borrow the sum of £1,300 for erection of County Offices. W. NOSWORTHY, Minister of Agriculture. The number of votes recorded for the proposal was 168, and the number of votes recorded against the proposal was 138. I therefore declare that the proposal was rejected. Trustees of the Umutoi Rabbit District elected.-Notice No. 2257. PURSUANT to section 12 of the Local Bodies' Loans Act, Department of Agriculture, 1913, I hereby give notice that a poll of the ratepayers of Wellington, 10th April, 1923. the County of Inglewood was taken on the 7th day of March, OTICE has been received, under the hand of the 1923, on the proposal of the Inglewood County Council to N Returning Officer of the Umutoi Rabbit District, borrow thf.' sum of £20,425 for main road improvementa. constituted under Pa.rt III of the Rabbit Nuisance Act, The num her of votes recorded for the proposal was 108, and 1908, that the number of votes recorded against the proposal was 140. PERCY ERIC ANDREW CuRTIS, I therefore declare that the proposal was rejected.· EDWARD ALEXANDER, Dated this 28th day of l\farch, 19?.3. PETER WHITE JENSEN, ALI!'. CoRKrr.L, Chairman. HAROLD KNIGHT, and ROBERT OSWALD BATCHELAR have been duly elected trustees of the said district. Result of Poll for Proposed Loan. W. NOSWORTHY, Minister of Agriculture. Wellington, 10th April, 1923. HE following notice, received from the Chairman of the T Council of the County of Franklin, is published in Special Order ma,de by the Inglewood County O The Public Work& Amendment Act, 1911, Section 2.-License Officiating Mi11isters for 1928.-Notice No. 12. to construct and Ulle Electric Lines. ~ I -- Registrar.General's Office, lbt ,; ~. Office of the Ministe:i- of Public Wo~ks, Wellington, 10th April, 1923 . .'".Iii . Wellington, 7t~ April, 1923. . PURSUANT to the provisions of the Marriage Act, 1908, HE Minister of Public Works hereby notifies, for pubhc the following names of Officiating Ministers within T information, that the following are the requirements the meaning of the said Act are published for general infor and provisions subject to which he will be prepared to advise I mation :- His Excellency the Governor-General in Council to entertain Ch h ,1 th p . applications for licenses under section 2 of the Public Works urc 0, • rovince of New Zealand, commonly called Amendment Act 1911. the Church of Englatid. (1.) Every application for a license to construct and use The Reverend Ri:W~i Tawhiri. electric lines for lighting and other purposes under section The Reverend Wilham George Hodge Wea.don. 2 of the Public Works Amendment Act, 1911, must be Methodi•t Ch.,rch of Ne"' Zealand. made in writing to the Minister of Public Works at Welling Mr. Francis P. Kellow. ton, and be accompanied by a plan (in triplicate) showing The Reverend Thomas Featherston Watson. by means of a distinctive coloured border thereon the pro posed area of supply, the position of the power-house and Chm·ch of Christ. substations, and the route or routes of the electric lines Mr. William Evan Vickery. proposed in the initial installation, indicating in each case where the lines cross main telegraph and telephone lines, Church of Jem• Christ of Latter-day Saints. railways, and tramways, and full particulars as regards- Elder Joseph Maiben Stephenson. (a.) System of supply-i.e. direct current or alternating Elder Warren Tonks. current, voltages of generation, transmission, and distri W. W. COOK, Registrar-General. bution ; manner in which the electricity is generated i.e., whether by water-power, steam or oil engine, &c., or if the power is to be purchased in bulk, the source and nature Officiating Mini•ler• for 1923.-Nolice No, 18. of such bulk supply ; the rated kilowatt output of the genera.tors to be installed. In the case of a water-power Registrar-General's Office, development the static . head in feet to be stated, also the Wellington, 10th April, 1928. number of cubic feet of water per second proposed to be T is hereby notified that the name of the following utilized. I Officiating Minister has been removed from the list of (b.) In cases where the applicant is a private individual, Officiating Ministers under the Marriage Act, 1908, by the full name, occupation, and address must be supplied. request:·- (2.) In cases where the applicant is not a local authority, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. or if a local authority desires to operate beyond its own Elder Sidney Wha.anga Christy. boundaries, the written consent of the local authority con cerned must be obtained and forwarded with the application. W. W. COOK, Registrar-General. (3.) In cases where an electric - power district has been constituted under the Electric-power Boards Act, 1918, the Notice to Marin~rs.-No. 17 of 1923. written consent of the Electric-power Board must be obtained and forwarded with the application. (4.) No work shall be commenced until the license has been Marine Department, issued, and no portion of the initial installation shall be used Wellington. 10th April, 1923. until a formal permit in writing, under clause JO of the regu T HE following Notices to Mariners, which have been lations under section 2 of the Public Works Amendment Act, received from the Department of Trade and Customs, 1911, and published in the New Zealand Ga.zette No. 73, of the Melbourne, are published for general information. 12th day of October, 1922, has been received from the Minister. A. D. PARK, Secretary. (5.) Application for an inspection under clauses 10 and 13 of the regulations hereinbefore referred to shall be accom TASMANIA. panied by a plan of the lines to be inspected, setting out the BANKS STRAIT.-SWAN ISLAND LIGHT.-lNTENDED details required to show routes completed and pressure of ALTERATION IN CHARAOTERISTICS, I ines in colours specified below. ~LUUNERS and others are hereby notified that the power of (6.) Plans shall be preferably in black and white, with the the fixed and fl.ashing white light on Swan Island will be following colours used for the plll'poses indicated :- increased, and the length of flash reduced, on or about 10th Extra high pressure Red. May, 1923. High pressure Yellow. Position.-Lat. 40° 44' S., Jong. 148° 8' E. Low pressure Green. Oharacter.-Continuous white fixed light varied by fl.ashes Plans should be prepared to the largest scale reasonably every minute, thus : Flash 4! secs., eclipse 55! secs. consistent with keeping such within the limits of foolscap Power.-Fixed, 7,000 candles; fl.ashing, 148,000 candles. size where possible, or, if necessary to exceed this size, not Remarks.-The other details of the light will remain un greater than 22 in. by 30 in. The scale in any case should changed. No further notice will be given. · be not less than one inch per mile. Plans should have north point of compass marked on same. SOUTH COAST,-CAPE BRUNY L!GHT,-!NTENDED ALTERATION (7.) In order to standardize the conditions as far as pos IN Cl!ARACTERISTIOS. sible throughout the Dominion, it is suggested that ·when Mariners and others are hereby notified that the power of convenient the three-phase four-wire system be adopted for the fl.ashing white light on Cape Bruny will be increased, distribution at a frequency of 50 cycles per second, and a and the length of flash reduced, on or about 14th June, 1923. voltage of 230 between each phase and a neutral for lighting Position.-Lat. 43° 30' S., long. 147° 9' E. purposes and small motors, and 400 volt,s between phases Gharacter.-White flashing every twenty-two and one-half for supply to large motors. second8, thus : Flash 21 secs .. eclipse 201 secs. J. G. COATES, Minister of Public Works. Power.-208,000 candles. Remarks.-The other details of the light will remain un changed. No further notice will be given. Surveyor, Zicmseti. Survevors' Board of New Zealand, Election of Governors, Auckland Grammar School Board. · Wellington, 6th April, 1923. '.I. is hereby notified, for genera.I information, that licenses N accordance with the Auckland Grammar School Act, I under the Surveyors' Institute and Board of Examiners I 1899, and with the regulations thereunder for the Act, 1908, have been issued by the Surveyors' Board to the election of Governors by the Education Board of the Dis following surveyors:- trict of Auckland, I hereby notify that at a meeting of the Bailey, Frederick William. said Board held this day Dibble, Samuel Trevor. Mr. GEORGE BROWNLEE, Harrison, Stoa.rt Stanley. Mr. AROHIRALD BURNS, and . Innis, Robert Leslie. Mr. JAMES PRENTIOE MoPHAIL ·Nelson, Stanley. Smith, Cedric. were duly elected Governors of the Board of Governor. con Strawbridge, John Samuel. stituted by the said Act., M. CROMPTON-SMITH, E. C. BANKS, Chairman of Meeting. Seeretary, Surveyors' Board. Auckland, .5th April, 1923. APRIL 12.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1025 Public Triutee.-Decea.sed Per10fU' Estates under Administration. TBB PVBLIO TavsT Ornox or N111w ZBALANi>. - lNOOBPOBATBD VNDBB THB PB0vrs10NS or THB PVBLIO TBUBT Orr10E AoT, 1908. ARTICULARS of the Esta.tee of Deoea.sed Persons pla.oed under the Cha.rge of the PUBLIC TBUBTBB during the P Month of Maroh, 1923. Date 0 ~&me of Deceased. Residence. Occupation. of Remarks. z Death. Achison, William Edward .. Petone •. &ttler 4/3/23 / Tes~te. 2 Ainsworth, William Runanga Coal-miner 10/3/23 3 Alltnby, Charles Awatuna Farmer 2ii/12/22 I Intestate. 4 Arthur, Thomas .. Wellington Sailmaker 19/3/23 [ 'lestate. 5 Aydon, Percy Ernest Auckland Labourer .. 10/2/23 Intestate. 6 Barker, Sarah .. Dtmedin Spinster .. 26/i/22 i'es(ate • 7 Barrowman, Fergus Ferguson Greymouth Retired Civil servant 23/3/23 , s ,Baynton, John Henry Bennett ; also Wanganni Carpenter .. 24/2/22 In state. known as John Henry Bavnt-0r, 9 Bennett, Rose . . . . • Slope Point Widow 11/12/22 10 Bennett, William Francis Farmer 24/11/22 ll Berry, Albert Arthur .. Christchurch Carrier 10/3/23 12 Betts, William Henrv Ward Okaie.wa Farmer 12/9/22 Test;te. 13 Bonnife.ce, John . . • .. Lyttelton Railway s.liunter 10/1/23 Intestate. 14 Bowie, John llfange.karamea Farmer 6/3/23 Iii Buchan, Francis Glasgow Ship's cook 6/10/21 16 Burt, William Mark Te Hape.ra Chemist's assistant .. 6/3/23 17 Butcher, Fanny Eliza Geraldine Married woman 14/5/20 18 Cameron, Grace .. Clinton .. Widow 28/8/22 Testate. 19 Card, William Sinclair Featherston Taxi-t,ropriefor 21/3/23 20 Caulfield, Patrick A•tekland Waterside worker 27/1/23 Int;~tate. 21 Clark, Sarah Ann llf arried 1\' oman 23/2/23 22 (',oleman, Miehe.el We1iin!:,'1oon Lahourer .. 24/2/23 23 Conway, Herbert Percy Christchurch l\fail-contra0tor 27/4/22 24 Craddock, Charles Grey Retired hotelkeeper 16/3/23 Test~te. 25 Dawson, Annie .. Taiha~e .. Widow 28/1/23 26 Edgar, Robert Te Kuiti Bridgp oYerseer 12/3/23 27 Faulkner, Lucinda Stirling .. Widow 15/3/23 28 Fisher, Henry Christch urcb Retired pictnre-dealer , 24/2/23 29 Ford; Henry ,Joseph Nelson Old-age -pensinner 4/3/23 Intestate." 30 Godfrey, Augusta Wilson .. Wellington Spinster .. ll/3/23 Testate . 31 Hall, William .Albert Henrv Palmerston North Custodian 10/2/23 Intestate. :l2 Hastie, James Leonard Cedric Mangawai Farm lauom·er 22/12/22 33 Hill, John He.wera, Gardener .. 6/3/23 3,! Holdsworth, Emily .. Bradforrl, England Married woman 10/5/13 35 Holland, Mary Josephine .. Invercargill Domestic .. 23/11/22 36 Holmes, John Nelson .. Settler 10/3/23 37 Howell, Ellen Wellin1:, 41 Lilley, Kate Invercargill 1 Widow 4/6/19 Intestate. 42 Lucas, Frances Harriet Aomngi.. .. 1 ,, •• 18/2/23 Testate. 43 Malone, Ann Lowther . . I Married woman 13/5/06 Intestate. 44 Mulcahy, Elizabeth Mary Da.rlinghnrst,Sydney, ,, 28/2/21 45 llfcEwan, James .. Auckle.nrl Retired sailmaker 20/12/22 Testate." 46 McKenzie, James Pnkera1l Labourer .. 16/2/23 47 McKeown, William Wellington 24/1/18 Intestate." 48 McNamara, James Pe.trick Sydney .. 29/9/22 Testat~. 49 O'Jalley, Cecilia .. He.milton :Married" woman 1/3/23 50 Orr, Mary .. ,Johnson ville Widow 15/3/23 51 Palmer, John Copplest.one Bndleigh, County Bnilrler J0/4/22 Devon 52 Parker, Emily Motneka 8pinst~r 7/3/23 :;3 Pascoe, Edward John Wellington Butcher 28/2/23 54 Pedlow, ,Tames Dnnedin Retired surfaceman 15/2/23 ,, 55 Porter, John Anderson DobslJn Retired sawmiller .. 29/9/22 Intestate . 56 Prebble, Eliza Ann Christchureh ll!arried woman 19/3/23 ij7 Purcell, Laurence Auckland Carrier 2/3/23 TeRtate." 58 Re.ilton, Andrew Wright Christchurch Retired railway-ganger 8/3/23 59 Reddy, l\Iary Ngahaurange. Married woman 6/3/23 Intestate." 60 Ritchie, Mary Ann Wellington Spinster .. 14/3/23 Testate . 61 Rowe, James Albert Christchurch Farmer ll/2/23 Tntestatc. 62 Sedgwick, Wilfred Pnkeora Fe.rm -assistant 12/9/22 63 Shanahan, ,Jobn .. Auclde.n Public Trust Office, Wellington, 3rd April, 1923. J. W. MACDONALD, Public Truit.ee. ~ 0 ~ l{ETURN Oil' TBB NUl!IIBBR, TONNAGE, .&.ND CREWS OF VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AND CLEARED OUTWARDS AT THE SEVERAL PORTS Oil' NEW ZEALAND DURING THE QUARTER ENDED 31ST MARCH, 1923 0:, ENTERED. CLEARED. Whence. British. Foreign. Total. I, Whither. British. Foreign. I Total. ------·------1------,------Ports. United I British I Foreign I United British I Foreign I I [ I j King- P<;>sses- I Co_un- I Kmg- I P?sses-1 Co_un- , · .., ~om,~--· ! ~101·=·--/~nl;:_ .; . .; II !I . "' . ~o:· I s10~~- I ~rile:. I mI . .; I . m m ; i ] '1 ·1·1 j . i · •. I CD ; ] ~ ~ . ~ ~ . ~ ~ . ] w ; ] m ; §b ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "i m ; " .. ~ 1 "' § ='" ::::d!-! Giaborne 1 ' 1 4,198 67 .. 1' . . . . 1 4,198 I 67 , 1 200 j 10 200 , 10 z NewPlymouth 1 1 4 11,849 178 .. .. , .. 4 11,849 178 •. t;j 1 1 ~ ~ f;;;~~ j I :~ ii ,,:(~ 11,.g: :; I ;~ I .. .. ,i:l: I 3 ,lr.; ,oo: ;,. ;,,;;, t:;rj Napier .. I 3 12,098 . 162 .. 12,098 162 9,058 196 Wairau . . i • • 1 •• 1 Picton I 1, 7881 51 l, 788 51 [ ~ Ne!aon ' · · · · I Westport 6,732 105 6,732 105 3 8,272 ' 137 8,272 137 rz GreY:~outh .. I ; 10 I 7,689 231 7,689 231 t::, Hok1t1ka II . . · · i • • · · i • • II • • · • • • I L;yttelton .. . . 12 I 27, 1391 12 27,139 I 486 1· 1 13 : 45,599 , 800 , 45,599 800 1 1 Timaru ...... I •• I . . .. I • • . I 2, I 2 4,758 80, I 2 4,758 80 • • ! 1 •• ' • • • • Oa.ma.ru .. 1 i 1 3,466 1 3,466 65 'I ...... ; .. 1 .. , ...... I ~ Dunedin _ . . . . 1 4 I I 4 , 8,174 ! 4 8,174 150 .. .. I 2 10 I . • . . ' 12 42,036 693 I ...... 12 42,036 693 tc.J 1 1-3 Bluff Harbour.. ,-,- 91__ _ 9 21,4731- 5561 .. • .. ' .. , ll 21,473: 556 _ 1 4 ! 4 .. 9 26,839 582 .. .. _ .. , 9 26,8391 582 I I- .. , I •. I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-3 t:;rj S Tng [Cargo .. \ . . I 4 I 1 31 985 , 34 I 2 j l ,016116 51 2,001 f 50 I .. I I 3 .. I • • • • 3 807 351 .. I . . . · I 3 807 35 "i ai i 1Balla.st(a) .. 1 •• 'I .. .. ! •• .. .. ., .. 1· ...... I •• •• .. I . • 1 .. 2 I •• f .. I •• •• . . 2 1,016 1 20 2 I 1,016 20 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ~ Stea (b) {Cargo . . 18 .. I 93 .. 124 \ 131 I 426,926 110,035 4 '13,860 :133 135 1440, 786 10,168 ,I 35 .. 169 .. \ 5 ' .. \108 401,373 9,537 ' 1 13,500 I 321109 404,873 9,569 1 m Ba.llast(a) 1 . . 3 I •• 116 .. ' 119 I 85,547 1 1,470 ...... l!l 85,547 1 1,470 ' .. , .. •. 38 I .. 2 37 98,923 1.824 3 10,358 98 40, 109,281 1 1,922 1 Clrandtotal .. .. 18 .' 3, 97 ! 16125 ... 153 II 513,458111,539 _6 ]14,8761149 11591528,334 ]ll,688 1351 72 40 II 5: / ~ 501,103 11,3961 6 jl4,874 150 '154, 515,977111,546 ··_i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Corresponding Quarter, 116 i 5 95115 13 31144, 479,902110,981 3 10,450 1146 147 I 490,352 ln,127 ,'134 . ! 63 \ 42 9 l 145 I 497,304 11,080 I 4 12,3961164 149 509,700111,244 1922 . , I ' I 1 I I I I I I I , 1 ---- -~ ~~ --- ~ -- . (a) 11 BaUaat" means-(1) Inwards," having• no cargo for diecha.rge in New Zealanc'l"; (2) Outwards, "having no cargo loaded in New Zealand." (b} 0 Steam" includeP: "motor." Cmtoms Department, Wellington, 10th April, 192:-J. W. B. MONTGOMERY, Comptroller 0! Customs. z 0 Cl:> o:i APRIL 12.J THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1027 Minister's Decisions under Cu1toms Acts. Customs Department, Wellington, 10th April, 1923. T is hereby notified, for public information, that the Hon. the Minister ot Customs bas decided to in,erpret the I Customs Aots in relation to the undermentioned articles as follows:- ~oTE.-" Noi elsewhere included" a.ppears a.a n.e.i.; "other kinds" as o.k.: "a.rtiolee and materials suited tor, &ad to be [lSed solely in, the fa.brication or repair of goods within New Zea.land" as a. and m.s. Artiicles marked ,hue tare revised.decisions. I I Rate of Duty. Classification undAr Tariff, RPcord. Goods. I and Item ~o. British I I - Preferentia.J Intermediate I General Tariff. Ta.riff. Tariff. ~--!-~------Advertising a,rticles other than printed books, &e., viz. :- 6/1/285 •• Pals Pepmintun1 Free Games,'' being AR articles of an advPrtis 25 p:•r cent. 35 per cent. 40 pm· cent. a game distributed by, and advertising ing d1aractP-r (1112) the preparations of, the Pals Pcpmin tum Chemical Company A. and m.s., viz. :- Belts, fittings for, viz. :- 5/122 Erinoid slides for the manufacture of As a. and nu. (fi4:{) Free 5 per t:ent. 10 p0r cent. ladies' belts 3/254 Copper sheets, in circular form, for the As a. and m.s. (04:l) Pree 10 per c,ent. j 10 per cent. 1nanufacture of copper cylinders, &c. 14/41 Glass rods, polished or nnpolished, for As a. and nu. ( M3) Fref~ ltJ per cent. ' 10 per <"ent. use in the manufacture of towel rails Hatmakers' materials, viz.:- 5/24/2 Tassels, hatmakers', being short As a. and m.s. ((i43) FrPe Free Frre. lengths of narrow braid with tas selled ends, used for joining the ends of bat leathers in the manufacture of hats 3/536 Hedge-knives and slashers, oval steel As a. and m.s. (04:!) Free 5 per cent. 10 per cent. fe;rules for the manufacture of 3/298 Iron sheets, plain black, cut to shape As a. and m.s. (tH:l) ~'rec 20 per cent. 20 per cent. but otherwise unworked, for nse as sides ~nd bottoms in the manufacture of baths or buckets Tinsmiths' materials, viz. : Lamps, fittings for,- 3/4/17 Screwed brass collars for manu As a. and rn.s. (043) Pree 5 µer cent. 10 per cent. facture of metal oil-lamps Articles for P' display, viz. :-- 30/12/45 Copper pl.a ,vith nfl..1nes of early AR articJp~ for diHplay in Free .Fr~r· fi"rpe. settlers inscribed thereon, to be affixed , a publi" park (:!13) to rnemor.ial trees in a public reserve Artfo1es, n.e.i., viz. :-- 20/152 " Plastic Wood," a substance with the As article., n.e.i. (fl44) .. Frep Free Ji,rPe. consistency of dough, which will ad here to an v surface and is suita hle for patching 1ip moulders' pat,tcrn"i, &c. Cenwnt, Portla.nil, &c., viz. :~ 4/10/21 Toxement eornpounds, " R.r.,v.," used As cement, Portland, &e. ls. J)t"l' <·Wt. Is. (lrl. per ls. Hd. per in eonjunction with Portland cement (304) cwt. ewt. to render concrete water- or acid-proof Chen1icalf.;, druggiRts' sundrieA, &c._, n.e.i., ' viz.:- Charcoal tablets, for use in churches, As druggists· sundrie,i-., 20 p,·r <'ent. :m per i;('llt.1 3il per eent. being rharcoa.l with the arlditi.on of n.c.i. (157) other materials l,~11:rthenwa.re, n.C'.i., viz. :- t18/2:J/2 Teapot spouts, rubber (revist'R decision As parts of teapots - 21J per cent. 30 per cent. I :l5 per f'ent. on page !l7 of Tariff-hook) earthenware, n.e.i. (2\l3) or ehinaware (!l91) Educational apparatus, viz. :- 20/47/29 Blackboards, silicate, being paper-pulp As educati,>l!al apparatus F,w, 10 per cent. ]Ii per cent. boards with a coating of specially (fi2-I) prepared paint on each side Electric appliances and materials, viz. :- 2/102/JO Nleeves, cast lead, nsed in joining to- I As p,irts of cahlc conner·- Free 10 per cent. ]() per eent. gether electric cables, the ends of the torn ('1:l:h,) latter being fitted into the sleeve which 1 is then soldered at each end to the lead covering of the cables ! Fancy goods and toys, viz. :- tfl/157/2 Serviettes and doyleys of paper, un- As fancy-gnods (320) 20 per cpnf.. 30 per cent. 35 per cent. printed, or printed only with floral or siinilar designs (modifies decision in l\LO. No. 8 respecting "pa.per, tissue, crinkled or plain., printed with floral or other designs ") Furs, wholly or partly made up, &c., viz. :- ,5/27/2 Fur strips, in lengths suitable for use as :f fur trimmings, whether consisting of one piece or of several pieces SBV\'Il ] · together, and whether lined or 1111- , A f I 11 rt] 2- t 371 t ' 40 I, d s urs, w 10 y or pa y ;:, per cen . .- per cen ·/ ]JPr cent. 1ne ...... nrnde u into a , ,are] 5/27/4 Fur ta,Is, bemg 1m1tat10n tails made by I p ti 1 ' · f f · h J ruaH, or o ier a.1 J.l'IC 1es sewmg ur to a core o _twme or ot er I ~ · (232) ' material n.e.,. 1028 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 33 Bate of Duty. Record. Goods. i Ol&aslllcation under Tariff, . and Item No. British Preferential Intermedl&te General I Tarllr, Tariff. Tariff. -----:------~------~-- Glassware, n.e.i., viz.: 20/153/2 Siphons, " Prana " sparklet As glassware, n.e.i. (287) 20 per cent. 30 per cent. 35 per cent. Haberdashery, n.e.i., viz.:- 5/27 Trimmings, imitation astrakhan, of wool As haberdashery, n.e.i. 20 pet cent. 30 per cent. 35 per cent. (226) Leather :rp,.a.nnfactures, n.e.i., viz.:- 9/85 Belts, leather, with pock,,ts for carrying As leather manufactures, 20 per cent. 30 per cent. 35 per cent. tools (used by electric linesmen) n.e.i. (269) Machines and implements, agricultural, n.e.i., viz. :- 3/538 Poultry-marking pliers, being small As agricultural implc- Free Fre° Free. metal punches used for marking ments, n.e.i. (436) poultry in the web of the feet Machinery, &c., n.e.i., peculiar to use in manufacturing and industrial pro- cesses, viz. :- 2/268 Bottle-filling and capping machine (the Davis Watkins Dairymen's Manufac turing (',o.'s) for automatically filling milk into bottles and affixing card board caps thereto. NoTE.-The a.utomatic bottle and case feeders or conveyors used in conjunc tion therewith are dutiable under Tariff item 453) Cardboard-boxmaking machinery, viz.: 2/92/8 Corrugated roll gluing machine, for gluing paper wrappers used in box making :2/92/8 Lacing and fly-leafing machine for t attaching paper lace, &c., to card board and other boxes ~/92/8 Wrapping-machine for use in making loose-wrapped lids Condenser, for steam-engine or steam turbine over 750 brake horse-power, parts of, viz. :- 2/252 Automatic atmospheric exhaust valves, being safety-valves specially con- structed for and peculiar to use in liberating steam automatically from As ma.chines, &c., pecu Free 5 per cent. 10 per cent. a. condenser when pressure therein liar to use in industrial is increased owing to any defect in processes (481) (2) pumps, &c. Food-canning ma.chines, viz. :- 2/219/2 " Peerless " rotary exhauster (Peer less Husker Company, manufac turers) for removing air from cans before soldering 2/299 Paper-slip-folding machine, for folding over the edge of narrow slips of paper in reels, for use in packing chocolate confectionery Printers' machines, viz. : 2/18/36 Printing-press, platen, the" Diadem" Woollen-mill machinery, viz.:- 2/144/3 Hosiery-finishing ma.chine, the "Hunt" Patent, for pressing hosiery fabrics while in the piece, and for putting a finish thereon 9/48/5 Lug straps, " Vim" patent rocker, U-sha.ped, having bend specially reinforced, bei~ parts of a.nrl peculiar to looms and consisting I of several narrow strips of leather JI cemented together Machinery and appliances peculiar to metal-working, viz. :- 3/29/4 Torch, " Staysalite ·" linemen's, being As appliances peculiar to Free 5 per cent. 10 per c,>nt, an alcohol soldering lamp specially metal-working (481) (1) suited for use by electric linemen engaged in overhead construction work Machines, sewing, viz. :- t2/34/7 Chain-stitch sole-sewer (boot-sewing l machine) t2/34/7 Lock-stitch stitching machines (boot- As sewing,machines (467) Free 5 per cent, 10 per cent, sewing machine) (a.mending decisions I in M.O. No. 9) J APIµL 12.] TH13.. NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1029 MINISTJDB's DBOISIONS UNDBB CUSTOMS AcTs--continued. Rate of Duty. Classlftcatlon under Tariff, Record. Goods. and Item No. British Preferential Intermediate General Tariff. Tariff. Tariff. Ma.chines, washing, viz. :- 2/268 Pressure bottle. washer (the Davis As washing-machine (470) 20 per cent. Watkins Dairymen's Manufacturing Co.'s), to be used in automatically washing milk-bottles (NOTE.-The motors, air-compres sor, exhaust fan, and thermometers therefor to be separately classified under their respective Tariff headings.) Measuring, counting, &c., machines, in struments, and appliances, viz. :- 3/469/2 Cloth chart, "Putna.ms Improved," an As measuring instruments, Free 5 per cent. 10 per cent. instrument in tubular form with a n.e.i. (476) fixed and a. sliding arm for automatic· ally measuring and showing the length of a roll of cloth 2/297 Coin or token counting and packing As counting machines, Free 6 per cent. 10 per cent. machine, consisting of an electrically n.e.i. (476) driven counting machine, and a pack ing appliance for preparing paper wrappers which a.re automatica.lly filled by the counting machine, the whole being mounted on a cabinet (NoTE.-The electric motor is to be separately classified under item 433A.) Meta.I, manufactured articles of, n.e.i., viz.:- 20/163/2 Siphon charger, the "Prana," an As manufactured articles 20 per cent. 30 per cent. 36 per cent. apparatus specially suited for charging of metal, n.e.i. (547) ordinaryco. soda · wateP. siphons with Paper, n.e.i., viz. :- t6/167 Paper, crinkled tissue or crepe, un As paper, n.e.i. (360) or printed, in rolls. (Revises dee,ision (3!H ), according to size in M.O. No. 8) Salts of the metallic elements, viz. :- 4/33/6 " Carbosil " (Joseph Crosfield and Sons, As salts of the metallic Free Free Free. Limited), for nse in oleanging wool, elements (137) piece-goods, &o. Slippers, parts of, viz. :- t9/28/2 Soles, leather, with wool sewn on, for As parts of slippers (248), making slippers. (Revises decision (249), or (260) on page 301 of Tariff-book) Stationery, n.e.i., viz. :- 6/82/6 Multistamp, consisting of a special As stationery, n.e.i. (376) 20 per cent. 30 per cent. 35 per cent stamp-holder "ith self-inking pad and stencils for insertion therein for making impressions on document•, &c., similar to those made by rubber stamps Suction-gas producers, viz. :- 2/236/8 " Blue water gas " generator (W. As suction-gas producer 20 per cent. 30 per cent. 35 per cent. C',oward and Co., Limited, manufac (458) turers) Timber, viz. :- Logs, hewn or unworked, not sawn, viz.:- tl6/3 Poles, from which the sapwood has As logs, hewn or un- Frc•o Free Free. been roughly removed by adze, axe, wor keel (,503) or draw-knife only, and either in octagonal shape or wholly or partly rounded. (Revises decision in llf.O. . No. 9) I Tobacco-pipes, parts of, viz.:- 18/23/2 Rubber caps, for fitting over bowls of As parts of tobacco-pipes 20 per cent. 30 per cent. i 35 per cent. tobacco-pipes, for use when smoking (336) in wind and rain Va.Ives, taps, &o., n.e.i., viz.:- 18/23/2 " Buffa " crockery savers, of rubber, As parts of taps, n.e.i. 20 per cent. 30 _per cent. I 36 prr cent. specially shaped for fitting to water (641) I taps over sinks 2/262 Sluice-valves and non-return valves, As valves, n.e.i. (641) 20 per cent. 30 per cent. i 36 per cent. even if imported with a qpndenser for a steam-engine or steam turbine of over 760 B.H.P. Vehicles, all kinds, and fittings, part., and materials for, viz.:- 3/108/2 Hinges, of brass, unbored, specially As metal fittings for Free 6 per cent. 10 per cent. suited for use on doors of carriages carriages (658) or motor-oars · · Wire-straining implements, viz. :- 3/97/7 Wire grips, Klein's" Chicago," specially As implements specially I Free 6 per cent. 10 per cent suited for use by electric linemen suited for use in strain for straining wires in overhead con ing or stretching wires struction work (492) _ Minister's Order No. 10.] W. B. MONTGOMERY, Comptroller of Customs. B 1030 THE NE\V ZEALAND GAZETTE. .[No .. 33 Government Meteorowgical Observatory. CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLE. ETEOROLOGICAL Observations, Wellington, for MEANS AND TOTALS FROM THE CHIEF STATIONS, M the month of February, 1923. Observations taken February, 1923. 9a.m. Altitude of Observatory, 10 ft. ~ · I ------~-- I!.; I Extremes. ;) (I) ...... /li :! > NA.me Ot Station a.ud q;i < I I 'Cl8- c::lo"~ From Self-reglaterlng Instruments, i"' I ". 1 i:, J . for Twenty·fonr Hours previously. 6 0:2 'g! I Observer. I~~~ I "-" 00~~ 1!~~ ,:i.. ,;.. ,;..I .l, I .,1.,; " ;£1 1 0 .:: ~ 1~8£ joS El.:l El~ a.:i I :a I.;£ I .s .. 00' '------·---·--- "0 · I a:I ~! ~! ~! I ~ g Ii ~~ 1; j Ft. ' Deg. Deg. , Deg. Points. Dys. ! ~~~ ~.:! de i_s 'a+l t:~ .EA E30 I NORTH IRLAND. A ~ i i'- ::;l rn ~ 1 _L_ i5 12,'1: AUCKLAND 64·3 70·5 58·1 1:185 12 1 >------T~ mil RuAKURA FARSI. .59·8 71·4 I 48·3 274 8 ~'ab. Fab. Fab. Fab. Fab, [ HAMILTON EAST 29·83:3 72·7 63·5 68· I l:l8·0 56·7 182 , J ')f N.W. I W. B. Monro 2 29·7fi4 74·:J 64·3 6fl·;l 12;J·O 57·8 Ii!) I 101 s. 4fi1 TE ARORA .. 306 9 3 29·927 72·2 !\fl·8 66-0 13:l·O 50.0 200 I:N.N.W. ! G .. F. McGirr 4 29•775 70•2 6} •1, 65•8 131 •0 5fi•:J :J78 I a N.W. "40 IWAIHI .. 68·8 72·7 MrO 434 9 5 2!)'756 68·1 48·2 58·1 122·0 35·8 200' Oi N.W.' W. O'Connell 6 29·445 67'1 59·9 63·:i 12!)·0 55·1 497; PN.N.W.I 100 TAURANGA .. 173·8 54·4 255 7 7 29·720 69·2 60·2 64·~ 131 ·0 56·0 4231 41 N.W. C. J. Butcher 8 29·727 68·2 63·:l 65·7 123·0 59·7 529 1 I 10 1 N.W. 925 RoTORUA .. I 72·3 51 ·o 275 7 9 29·90H 68.1 51'7 59·!1 128·0. 39•1 2!?6 I 5 · N.E. W. E. Penno 10 30·033 67-4, 44·8 :36·1 130·0) 33·/i .114 :l 1 N.W. 60 I NEW PLYMOUTH (jO·G 67·1 54·2 808 15 ,l 30·175 69·0 .5:1'4 61·2 128·0, 48·0 152 71 s. G. H. Dolby 12 30·025 69·6 55·0 62-:\ 136-()143·9 95 2,50 I MomlAHAKr 62·0 10·2 a:n 468 \J 13 29·885 71 ·0 51.3 6l-l 140·0 39·!) 139 IOII N.s. J. G. McFarlane 14 29·747 67·7 60·5 64-1 133·0156·0 3!12 20801 TAIHAPE 5G·l 64·2 48·0 421 12 15 29·642 70·9 5!)·0 64·9 137·0 53·5 2721 6'1 ~":· I, A. R. Fannin 16 29·491 71 ·4 60·6 66·0 129·0 56·8 377 r, N.W. 10(' p ALMERA'rDN NORTH .. G0·6 68·3 52.9 4$8 12 17 29·fi50 70·9 4!)'3 60·1 129·0, 36·3 ".5') 0 s. 2 J. A. Colquhoun 18 29·982 67·7 51 ·3 5!l·5 l:J:1·0146·7 182 / 21 s. 4 !Ji OrtOUA DOWNS no 9 67 2 54·6 287 12 19 29·:328 65·0 57·8 61-4 127·0 .53·0 :J76 10· N.W. 14 ! H. D. Stride I 20 29·320 69·2 53·8 61·5 l:n·O, 47'4 272 !!WNW1 :l6 11 !) I CENTRAL DEVELOP MEN'! : 59·0 65·5 52·6 343 9 21 29·82] 65·6 50·6 58·1 136·0] 47·5 ::1311 1; s. 7 I FARM, WERABOA I 22 29·715 65·0 53·2 59·1 127·01 4!l·5 27.5 101 s. 3 J. E. Sharp 23 29·755 62·0 50·0 f\6·0 126·0 40·5 1/\6 IO N. GS 3771 MASTERTON 60·6 71·7 49·5 854 12 R. Brown 24 29·7. 87 67'1 54·5 60·8 121 ·0152·0. 318 101 s. I l 25 30·075 61 ·l 53·2 57·1 L08·0 50·1, 276 81 s. 18(;i GREYTOWN (jQ· l ae5 15 26 29·!137 67·0 54-·6 60·8 126·0 53·1[ 228 IOWNWI 3 I W. Allan 10 WELLINGTON 27 29·863 64·0 iil·R 57·9 UO·O 41 ·8 205 , 9' N.W., 68·2 55·3 147 14 1 IO S. -1 : 29--~71 6.7.·0 5.2.. 2 5.~·6 123.. 014.2.. 7 2.~ I I 0 SOUTH ISLAND. 1 871' BRIGHTWATER 62·0 71·0 53·1 171 13 · Ven. Archdeacon ;~ : : : : : : : : I : : I :: :: I ------1----1------Kempthorne 34 NELSON 60·4 70·8 50·0 • 29·791 6R·2 55·3 61·7 128·1148·5 26915·7 . . Hi 110 8 1 Wm. 0. Davies t 29·9so 69·3 55-7 62·5 124·8 49·o 2:;9 5·21 . . 3n l 22t : HANMER SPRINGS 69·5 44·7 278 10 1 W. G. Morrison ' --- - 25! CHRISTCHURCH i ,j9·2 69·4 49·0 206 9 • Means, &c. t Means previons years. I H.F. Skey , 42 LINCOLN 160•3 49·0 211 12 M. J. Scott DIRECTION OF WIND. 1220! KISSELTON.. i 57·0 69·8 44·8 149 9 1 N. N.E. E. S.E. S. S.W. W. N.W. Calm. F. Freeman ' 5 349 RAKAIA I 59·2 71·0 47·4 254 10 1 I 110 I I 2 I 10 I I Miss A. Hardy i 130, TIMAR'J . . . . f 59·1 69·6 ·18·6 203 16 NOTE.-The weather during the month was cloudy and Caretaker of Domai1, I 2001 WAIMATE .. . . I ,57•1 showery, and although precipitation occurred on 14 days, 66·8 47'5 ! 161 13 F. Akhurst I the total fall was 54 per cent. below the mean nf prcv,ous 3(1• DUNEDIN 54 9 63 3 46·5 519 18 years. Total bright sunshine 199 hours 29 minutes, ii2 per I D. Tannock cent. of the possible, and one sunless day. Thunder and 245 GonE .. A. T. Newman lightning occurred on the 17th, 2:3rd, and 26th. Mean earth I 12 ilOKITIKA : 5,5-7 48·6 [ 963 20 temperatiure at I ft. was 66·2°, and 6i'i-:l° at 3 ft. .\Jean J. A. Chesney dew-point; 51 ·7°; mean elastic force of vapour, U SuMM.ARY Fon TIIFJ Mo~TH OF JIEnRUARY, 1923. With the exception of a fair-weather period between the 8th and l:lth, February proved very unsettled and unseasonabl~ on account of depressions of both tropical and antarctic origin. Cyclonic storms pagsed northward of the Dominion on tho !st and 28th, and a cyclone acted in conjunction with a westerly "low" between the 14th and Hlth. An intense westerly low-pressure area ruled between the iith and 9th, and depressions of the latter type were also frequent, though generally of only moderate intensit_v, between t,he 18th and 27th. The effect of these various disturbances is shown in a rainfall above the average over most .of New Zealand. Deficiencies, however, occurred on the east coast, in the extreme north and south, and ahout New Plymouth in the North Island, and in the northernmost districts and in parts of Central Otago in the South Island. Wine] force was higher and temperatures were lower than tho normal. D. C. BATES, Director. Al'RIL 12.1 1031 :-/EW ZEALAND RAINFALL FOH FEBRUARY, W23. New Zealand Raln/aU for Pebruary, I1123-0011Lluue,1. [NoTE.-Late returns for stations appear at end of tablo,.J Station. ToJ~l:~:n, Days ,with (100 to Inch). Ham. i Total Fall, : Days with Station. I Points Hain, (100 to Inch). , 1 NORTH ISLAND"-C New Zealand Rainfall for February~923-oontin~~:__ I New Zealand Rainfall far February, 1923-contlnued. Sta.Hon. Tola.!Points Fa.11, I DaysR ·wlfo· 1· St ti 1· Tol&Jp i Fa.ll,t 1D&CJwlth I (100 to Inch). B,Jn, ' a. on. (llO :1, 't,~h). n. NORTH ISLANO-,.,inved. ,. ______S_O_U_T_H_l_S_L_A_N_D _ __,-~,- ..---. -~--- ( 0.) SoOTB-BAST ASPIIOT-E.urr CA.PR TO CA.PB PALLISB- (E.) NORTH AsPEOT-CAPB F.t.UWBLL TO K.UKOOBA - COllli11tud. conliMed. Mangaone Valley, Tangitere 379 11 Erina, Blenheim 131 7 Portland !eland • • . • 259 7 Avondale Station, Blenheim 137 7 W aikaremoana Marshlands, Blenheim 191 7 Maun11&h•rnrn, Wa.iroa 255 10 Hapuko 603 14 Ta.rawer& 384 12 Ellerton, Kekerangu 316 12 Te Waka, Te Pohue 300 7 Tutir& Lake 276 8 E1kdale, Hedgeley 261 7 (F,) WBST ASPBOT-CAPB FARBWBLL TO P11Y81COUK l'oIN'I' Riverbank, Ri88ington, Napier 207 8 , Farewell Spit • , 223 8 Park Island 139 6 Karamea, Westport 741 20 Napier •• 175 8 IAriki • • • • 669 16 Wahine, Sherenden, HHtinga Westport .• 646 20 Mokopeka, Hutings 158 8 Reefton (643 ft.) .. 522 15 Frimley, Hutings 159 7 Greymouth 729 21 "Te Houk& Hill," Hastings 240 9 Otira (l,25& ft.) 2029 12 Whanawhana, Hastmge •. 220 8 Lake Ka.nieri 1393 20 Maraekakaho, Hasting, 20:l 8 ROBB, Westland 1230 19 Te Mata, Havelock North .. 132 6 Okuru .• 1477 18 "Matane," Havelock North 134 8 Puysegur Point 1413 26 Te Roto, Poukawa 175 6 Pukehou, Te Aute 229 7 1 (G. EAST ASPBOT-KAtKOIJB.t. ·to Tikokino 2,57 8 1 Gwavu, Culverden . . • . . . 496 11 Blackburn, Ha.wke'• B&y 50fi 6 1 RiversiMotueka 107 7 Kapunatiki, Rangitata 239 13 Upper Moot.ere . , 143 8 Cefn Orchard, Geraldine 322 14 Mapua, Nelson .. 112 7 Waitui, Geraldine 327 14 Stanley Brook, Nelson 236 9 Orari Gorge 257 15 Upper Sherry River 362 11 Orari Estate, Orari 300 13 Twynbam Station Creek, Glen hope,. 406 19 Balmoral Plantation 259 10 Gowan, via Glenhope , , , • 726 16 Braemar 192 10 Tophouse 414 14 Bedyshurst, Fairlie 188 8 Pon Hardy, French Paas •• 180 8 Horwell lJown•, J:t'airhu 279 12 Stephen Ieland • • • . 166 5 Lambrook, Fairlie Ill 7 The Brothers Mona Vale, Albury Cap,, Campbell 286 8 Godley Peaks, Te K&po, Mackenzie 171 8 Pioton •• 160 9 Country Endeavour Inlet 374 9 Waratah, Albury Manaroa, PelorDB Sound 324 7 Kakahu Buah, Geraldine 232 14 Yncyca, PelorOB Sound 250 7 "Te Wharua," Cave 207 16 Waitata Bay, Pelorus Sound 445 'i PleuantPoint 225 12 Opouri Valley, Flat Oreek 142 7 Te Pah Farm, Seadown 237 16 Hartley Hills, Hilleraden , • Smithfield 241 12 Seddon 93 7 Timaru Reservoir 204 17 Ward 313 11 Benmore Station, Omarama 85 11 " Sevenoaks " Renwioktown 134 5 Otiake ,, 100 7 Spring Creek, Blenheim •• 156 7 Tot.era .• 217 15 APRIL 12.J THE NEW ~EALAND GAZETTE. 1033 New Zealand Ra,nJall Jor Fwruary, 1923--oontinued. New Zealand Ra,njaU /or February, /923--oontinued. I Tot&! Fall, I Days with Tot&! Fall, Days with Station. I Pomts 1 Station. I I I (100 t.o Inch). \ Re, n. (100~~'¥!~h). Rain. SOUTH ISLAND-conlinued. SOUTH ISLAND-continued. (Cl.) EAST AsPEOT-KAIKOUIU. TO 0APB 8AUNDBRS-conlinu•d. (H.) SOU'l'II ASPECT-CAPE SAUNDERS TO PuYSEOUR PoniT-' Duntroon 121 II continued. · Pukeuri, O&maru 326 13 L&wrenoe .. :H6 18 O&m&l'll 320 9 Owaka .. .. Steward Settlement, O&maru 456 8 I Tapa.nui Nursery 573 24 Te Awa, Hlllgrove 262 16 Edieve.le .. K&uroo Hill, M&beno 209 16 I Waik&wa Valley .. !)04 2:1 Bushey Park, Palmemon South 334 10 ' Tahakopa., Wha.ru&rimu .. 83fl 26 Roslyn •• Mimihau, Wyndham •• 67!) 26 Burnside, Dunedin 396 19 IUplands, Waimaha.ka .. 887 26 Fiab-h&tcbery, .Portobello • • 434 13 Roslin Eat,ate, Woodlands 688 2:1 Whare F!&t 460 15 Dipton .. 375 16 Moegiel Radio-Awarua 92:l 27 Sawyer's Bay Nightcaps 38:l 18 (H.) SOUTH ASPBOT-0APB 8AUNDBB8 TO PuYsmoua POINT. Otautau 537 22 P&er&u •• 296 9 Creighton Gre&t Moss Sw&mp, vi& Patearoa 189 13 Manapouri 411 12 Naseby Plantation 150 11 Monowe.i (Sunnyside) 504 16 Waipi&ta 65 7 (I.) ISLANDS. Nueby 172 9 Oentre Island !J!l4. 25 Robertslea, Middlemarcb 235 13 Half-moon Bay, Stewart Island 962 27 Cloudy Pe&k, Lindis Valley Niue Island . . . . I Mount Pisa Station, Oromwell Avarua, Rarotonga, Cook Islands 492 13 He.we& Flat 180 8 IAitute.ki Island, Cook Islands Maungawera, Otago 87 6 Mangaia, Cook Islands .. Luggate, Cromwell 130 8 Chatham Islands .. 4Jl 16 Manorburn Dam •• 201 Ia I Vava'u ...... Frankton 308 14 Queenatown 392 12 LATE RETURNS. Moa Oreek 100 10 Spl'ingdale, Waitoa, January, 1923 .. r.10 Hi St. Bathan's 124 12 Donnelly's Urossing, T>eccmbcr, 1922 tiH5 8 Blackstone Hill 192 11 Napier, January, 1923 HH4 20 2:; Clyde 77 7 Gwavas, Tikokino, ,January, 1923 .. 9iH 7J;j Alexandra 84 10 Naseby Plantation, January, 1923 .. 17 Galloway 77 7 Lake Kanicri, January, 1923 J 105 23 Earnsoleugb Puysegur Point, January, I9n :185 15 Roxburgh 227 8 Kuakapakapa, ,January, 1923 103 Balclutha 345 17 Raukokore, December, 1922 :lfi9 10 Garston ,, January, 1923 766 Hi Glenfallooh Station, Nokomai 418 15 Herekino, ,January, 1923 474 6 Wendon 364 17 Bank Statements. Amount of the reserved profits at the time of declaring suoh dividend, £2,105,818. TATEMENT of the &vera.ge &moum of Liabilities and Dated at Wellington this 9th day of April, 1923. S Assets of the Bank of New Zealand. in New 7,ealand. during the Quarter ended 31st Ma.rob, 1923. H. BUCKLETON, General Manager. A. H. BATH, Accountant. Lt A BILTTIJCR. £ 8. d. [NOTE.-The above are the figures for New Zealand only.) N otee in oiroulation 3,986,312 8 5 ------~------Bille in ciroula.tion 146,189 9 1 Bala.noes due to other Banko .. · 152,379 4 \J TATEMJ!:NT of the average a.mount of Liabilities &nd Government deposits .. 5,193,821 10 8 S Assets of the B11onk of Australa.sia., in New Zealand, Other denoeits- during the Quarter ended 31st }farch, 1923. N ot bearing interest 12,318,483 12 5 LIABILITIES, Bearing interest 8,680,432 10 9 £ s. d. Notes in circulation 356,862 3 O Total &verage liabilities £30,477,618 16 1 Bills in circulation 21,945 2 5 Balances due to other Banks ASSIIITS. G11>vernment deposits Coined gold and silver and other coined £ s. d. Other denosits- metals 3,517,335 16 4 Not bee.ring interest •• 2,510,011 1 8 Gold and silver in bullion or be.rs 4.969 11 10 Bea.ring interest 1,1S6,631 5 \J Legal tender notes of other Banks 66,297 3 1 Notes and bills of other Banks •• 232,778 5 1 Total average liabilities .. £4,075,449 12 10 Ba.lances due from other Banks 663,971 18 10 Landed property 206,186 7 1 ABBIIITS. Amount of a.11 other seourities- Coined gold and sil var and other coined £ 8, d. 1. Notes and bills discounted 1,163,836 0 0 metals 960,664 3 O 2. Government securities (New Zea.land Legal tender notes of other Banks 60,834 17 0 or otherwise) 3,127,244 18 8 Gold and silver in bullion or bars 3. Other funded securities :fotes and bills of other Banks 63,959 13 0 4. Debts due to the Bank (exclusive of Bale.noes due from other Banks •. 43,076 18 5 debts abandoned as bad) .• 17,634,734 11 0 Landed property 115,570 1 9 5. Securities not included under the Amount of all other securities- &hove heads 520,832 10 6 1. Notes and bills discounted .. 150,458 11 6 2. Colonie.I Government securities 154,763 1 11 Tota.I average assets £27,138,187 2 5 3. Other funded securities 4. Debts due to the Bank (exclusive of Amount of the capita.I stock pa.id up at the close of the debts abandoned a.s bad).. .. 5,179,405 16 1 quarter ended 31st March, 1923 :- 5. Securities not included under the 4-per-oem. guaranteed stock, £529,988. a.hove heads 14,175 11 9 Preference "A" shares issued to the Crown under Bank of New Zealand Aot, 1920, £500,000. Total average assets .• £6,742,908 14 5 Preference " B " shares issued to the Crown under Bank of New Zea.land Act, 1920, £625,000. Amount of the ce.pita.l stock pa.id up at this date, £4,000,000. Ordinary she.res, £2,250,000. Rate of the la.st interim dividend and bonus declared to the Rate of the l&et dividend declared to the shareholders on - shareholders, 10 per cent. per annum and bonus 3 per cent. Preference "A " sh&ree, 10 per cent. per annum. per annum, equal to 13 per cent. per annum. Preference "B" shares, eque.l to 10 per cent. per annum. Amount of the last interim dividend and bonus deolared, Ordinary she.res, equal to 13! per cent. per annum. £260,000. Amount of the last dividend declared on Amount of the reserved profits at the time of declaring such Preference " A " shares, £50,000. dividend, £3,646,868. Preferenae " B " shares, £62,500. Ordin&ry shares, £300,000. Dated a.t Wellington this 11th day of April, 1923. (On the Guaranteed Stock £10,599, interest for six PERCY H. COX, Inspector. months, we.spa.id on 1st November, 192~.) T. P. HANNA, for Account&nt. 10H4 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 33 TATEMEN'r of the average amount of the Liabilities TATEMENT of the avere.ge e.moum of the Liabilities S and Assets of the National Bank of New Zee.land S and Assets of the Bank of New South Wales. in New (Limited), in New Zea.land, during the Quarter ended 7,ee.land, during the Quarter ended 26hh March, 1923. 81st Ma.rob, 1923. LIABILITIES. £ s. d. LIABILITIES. £ •. d. :.ates in oircule.tion 494,539 6 11 Notes in oiroulation 1,218,255 0 0 Bills in oircule.tion 26,846 19 9 Bills in oiroule.tion 22,748 0 0 Be.lances due to other Banks 65,005 10 10 Bale.noes due to other Bank• Government deposits Government deposits Other deoosits- Other deposits- Not bee.ring interest 2,804,956 5 2 Not bearing intereAt 5,000,389 0 0 Bee.ring· interest 2,379,557 1 5 Bearing interest ,J,454,216 0 0 Tote.I a.vera.ge Ii ..bilities £5,770,905 4 1 Total average liabilities £8,695,608 0 0 ASSET&, ASSETS, Coined gold and silver and other ooined £ s. d. Coined gold and silver and other coined £ s. d. metals 1 , 254,033 4 .6 mete.ls 1,035,357 0 0 Legal tender notes of other Banks 224,651 10 9 Legal tender notes of other Banks Gold a.nd silver in bullion or bars 5,567 19 11 Gold and silver in bullion or be.rs 1,508 0 0 Notes and bills of other Banks 1,357 14 3 Notes and bills of other Banks •. 169,780 0 0 Be.lances due from other Banks .. 168,626 0 10 Be.lances due from other Banks •. Le.nded property 139.948 4 9 Landed property 312,971 0 0 Amount; of all other securities- Amount of all other seourities- 1. Notes and bills discounted .. 134, 27.; 16 10 1. Notes and bills discounted •. l'i"7,474 0 0 2. Colonial Government securitie, 816,435 19 0 2. Government securities (New Zealand 3. Other funded securities or otherwise) 893,817 0 0 4. Debts due to Bank (exclusive of debts 3. Other funded securities e.ba.ndoned as bad) . . 4. 598,930 4 11 4. Debts due to the Bank (exclusive of 5. Securities not included under the debts abandoned as bad) .. 7,229,521 0 0 above heads 156,015 15 7 5. Securities not included under the above heads 25,541 0 0 Tote.I e.vere.ge assets .. £7,499,842 11 4 Tote.I average assets .. £\) ,845, 969 0 0 Amount of the capital stock paid up at the olose of the aue.rter ended 26th Me.rch, 1923, £5,864,360. Amount of the capita.I stock ue.id uu a.t the close of the Rate of the le.st dividend declared to the shareholders, 10 per quarter ended 31st March, 1923, £1.-250,000. cent. per annum. Rate of the le.st dividend declared to the shareholders, Amount of le.st dividend declared, £271,609. 12 per cem. per annum for half-year. Amount; of the reserved profits alter declaring suob dividend, Amount of the le.st dividend declared, £75,000. £3,675,000. Amount of the reserved profits a.t the time of declaring such Dated e.t Wellington this 6th day of April, 1923. dividend, £1,278,621. HENRY W. LEVER, Inspector. Dated a.t Wellington this 6th day of April, 1923. A. BODDINGTON, Inspector's Accountant. ALFRED JOLLY, General Manager. TATEMENT of the average a.mount of Liabilities and TATEMENT of the amount of the average Liabilities S Assets of the Commercial Bank of Australia. (Limited), S and Assets of the Union Bank of Australia (Limited), in New Zealand, during the Quarter ended 31st March, a.t Branches in the Dominion of New Zea.le.nd, during the 1923. Quarter ended 31st March, 1923. LIABILITIES. £ s. d. N ates in circulation £ s. d. 60,643 0 0 LIABILITlF,S, Bills in circulation 2,073 0 0 Notes in oironlation 515,571 0 0 Be.lances due to other Banks 148,738 0 0 Bills in oiroule.tion Government deposits Bale.noes due to other Bank• 10,355 0 0 Other deposits- Government deposits Not bearing interest 682,798 0 0 Other dellosits- Bearing interest 251, 4'.!6 0 0 Not bee.ring interest 3,128,864 0 0 2,068,051 0 0 -~----- Bee.ring interest Tote.I average liabilities £996,940 0 0 .. £5,871,57\J O 0 Total e.vere.ge lie.bilities ASSETS, Coined gold and silver and other coined d. ASSETS, £ .. metals 133,829 0 0 Coined gold e.nd silver e.nd other coined £ •. d. Legal tender notes of other Banks 69,899 0 0 mete.ls 1,013,174 0 0 Gold e.nd silver in bullion or bars Legal tender notes of other Banks 79,535 0 0 Notes and bills of other Banks .. 32,063 0 0 Gold and silver in bullion or be.rs 2,828 0 0 Balances due from other Banks .. 121,770 Notes and bills of other Banks 0 0 Landed property · 75,315 0 0 Be.le.noes due from other Be.nks .. 179,544 0 0 Amount of all other securities- 30,000 Landed property 0 0 1. N ates and bills discounted .• 41,152 0 0 Amount of e.11 other securities 2. Government securities (New Zea.land !. Notes and bills discounted .. 69,024 0 0 or otherwise) 6,100 0 0 2. Government securities (New Zee.land 3. Other funded securities or otherwise) 36,1!39 0 0 4. Debts due to the Bank (exclusive of 3. Other funded securities debts abandoned a.s bad) 799,537 0 0 4. Debts due to the Bank (exclusive of 5. Securities not included under the debts abandoned as bad).. .. &,343,222 0 0 above heads 2,972 0 0 5. Securities not included under the 11,bove he11.ds 71,407 0 0 Total average assets .. £1,160,867 0 0 Total average assets •. £6,947,443 0 0 -- . Amount of the capital stock paid up a.t the close of the que.rter ended 31st Ma.rob, 1923 : Ordinary, £351,527; pre Amount of the ca.pita.I stock paid up at the close of the ference, £2,117,350. quarter ended 31st March, 1923, £3,000,000. Rate of the last dividend declared to the she.reholders : Rate of the le.st dividend declared to the shareholders, 15 per Preference, 4 per cent., £42,347. cent. per a.nnum. Amount of the last dividend declared (half-year): Ordinary, Amount of the le.st dividend declared, £225,000. 15 per cent., £25,717 4s. 3d. Amount of the reserved profits e.t the time of decle.ring such Amount of the reserved profits a.t the time of declaring snob dividend, £3,561,817. dividend, £42,208 17s. Sd. Dated a.t Wellington this 6th day of April, 1923. Dated at WellingGon tbis 6th day of April, 1923. W. A. LEITCH, Acting-Inspector. E. P. YALDWYN, Manager. T. G. A. HARLE, Chief Clerk. W. M. L. SUTHERLAND, Accountant. S'l'A'l'J £ •. d. t , ri £ s. d. £ s. d. £ '· d. £ 8. d. £ s. d. Bl!Jlk of New Ze1>la.nd 3,986,312 8 5 146,189 9 1 152,379 4 9 5,193,821 10 8 12,318,483 12 5 8,680,432 10 9 30,477,618 16 1 Union Bl!Jlk of Austra.li1>, Limited 515,571 0 0 148,738 0 0 10,355 0 0 3,128,864 0 0 2,068,051 0 0 5,871 , 57\/ 0 0 Bl!Jlk of New South Wales 494,539 6 11 26,846 19 9 65,005 10 10 2,804,956 5 2 2,379,557 1 5 5,770,905 4 1 Be.nk of Austra.la.Ria. .. 356,862 3 0 21,945 2 5 2,510,0ll 1 8 1,186,631 5 9 4,075,449 12 10 Na.tiona.l Bank of New Zea.land, Limited 1,218,255 0 0 22,748 0 0 5,000,389 0 0 2,454,216 0 0 8,695,608 0 0 Commercial Bank of ·Australia., Limited 60,643 0 0 I 2,073 0 0 I 682,798 /) 0 I 251,426 0 0 996,940 0 0 ------1'ota.)R 55,888,100 13 0 ___:_-632,182~4------~68,540 11 3 1__ 227,739 15 7 5,193,821 10 8 _1_26~445,501 19 3 17,020,313 17 11 i--:: ~ AE18ET~ t_:rj 1 Ooined Gold and I Gold and Silver Notes and Balances due L d d Notes and Colonial Lega1-tende1 1 Debts due toBank,I Securities uot RANKS. Silver and other in Bille of other ·I from a.n e Bills Government :Xotes of exclusive of Debts included uude1· TotRI Assets. z Coined Meta.ls. nunion or Bars. Be.nks. other Banks. ! Property. discounted. Securities. other Banks. a.be.ndoned as bad., other Hea.cis. t_:rj 1 1 1 ------£ s. a. I £ -;_-d-.j-£- s. a.I £ •. ·-a.-j-£ s. a.I £ - s. a.I £ - s. cl.I - £ s. a.' £ s. a. £ •. d.' £ s. a. ~ Be.nk of New Zealand .. 3,517,335 16 4. 4,969 1110232,778 5 1: 663,97118 10 206,186 7 11,163,836 0 Oi3,127,244 18 8 ' 66,297 3 117,634,734 11 0 520,832 10 627,138,187 2 5 N UnionBa.nkofAustra.lia.,Limited 11,013,174 O O 2,828 O 0.121,770 O 01 179,544 O O1 30,000 0 0 69,024 0 01 36,939 0 0 1 79,535 0 015,343,222 0 0 71,407 0 d 6,947,443 0 0 t_:rj Bank of New South We.Jes •. 1,254,033 4 6 5,567 HJ 111 1,357 14 3I 168,626 O 10 139,948 4 91 134,275 16 10 816,435 19 0. 224,651 10 9 4,598,930 4 11 156,015 15 7 7,499,842 11 4 1 1 1 ;.v Bank of Australasia .. .. ' 960,664 3 O·. .. 1 63,959 13 o 43,076 18 5115,570 1 9 150,458 11 6 154,763 1 111 60,834 17 0 5,179,405 16 11 14,175 11 9 6,742,908 14 5 National Bank of N.Z., Limited [1,035,357 O O 1,508 O 0169,780 O o.1 .. 1312,971 0 0 177,474 0 0 893,817 0 0 7,229,521 0 0 25,541 0 019,845,969 0 0 ti 1 Commercial Ba11k of Australia, 133,829 O O .. 32,063 O O .. I 75,315 O O 41,152 0 0 6,100 0 0 69,8!HJ O O 799,537 0 0 2,972 0 0 1,160,867 0 0 ~ 1 ~ Limit:_ 1'otale .. ___ ·j7,914~393 3 ~0114,873 119l~:1,708 124f~l81811879,990137il,736,220 8 45~9197/-501,217 10 1040,785,350120! 790,9431710 159,335,21782 tJ CAPITAL AND PROFITS. Q ------p..- .!mount I Amount of Reserved N BANKE, Ce.pita.I p&id up. i of Last Dividend : Profits at Time of Rate per Annum of Last Dividend. 1 declared. declaring such Di video d. t:::J I ___ _ r-:l I r-:l B,mk of New Zea.la.nd- £ s. d. I £ B. d. I £ .. d. t_:rj 4-per-cent. stock guaranteed by the Government of N.Z .•. 529,988 0 0 Interest for six months, pa.id 1st November, 1922 .. 10,599 0 0 , Preference "A " shares issued to the Crown under Bank 500,000 0 0 i On preference " A " shares, ten per cent. per annum 50,000 i) of New Zea.land Act, 1920 Preference "B " sh~res issued to the Crown under Bank 625,000 0 0 On preference "B" she.res, equal to ten per cent. per annum .. 62,500 0 2,105,818 0 0 of New Zea.land Act, 1920 : 1) Ordinary shares 2,250,000 0 0 j On ordinary shares, equal to thirteen and one-third per cent. per annum 300,000 0 .. I o I Union Bank of Australia., Limited .. 3,000,000 0 0 ! Fifteen per cent. per annum 225,000 0 01 3,561,817 0 0 Bank of New South Wales 5,864,360 0 0 I Ten per cent. per annum 271,609 0 0 3,675,000 0 0 Bank of Australasia. 4,000,000 0 0 Ten per cent. per annum and bonus three per cent. per annum, equal to thirteen 260,000 0 0 i 3,646,868 0 0 , per cent. per annum , 1 Na.tiona.l Bank of New Zea.land, Limited,. 1,250,000 0 0 1' Twelve per cent. per annum for half-year •. 75,000 0 ol 1,278,621 0 0 351,527 0 Fifteen per cent. per annum for ha.If-year •. 25,717 4 Commercla.l Bank of Australia., Limited{i~~~~:Jce 43,208 17 8 2,117,350 0 0 , Four per cent. per annum (preference only) 42,347 0 1} ~ I--' 0 1 CJ:> The '1 reasury, Wellington, 11th April, 1923. R. E. HAYES, Acting Secretary to the Treasury. C}l 1036 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 33 CROWN LANDS NOTICES. National-enclowment Land in North Auckland Land District SCHEDULE. f SCHEDULE. day of April, 1923, for leases of the undermentioned sedions, AUCKLAND LAND DrsTRICT.-FrnsT-CLASS LAND. Ifor terms of twenty-one years, with right of renewals for Rotorua County.-Rotorua Town. further terms of twcnty.!1ne yPar~. SECTION 2, Block XLVI: Area, 32 perches; upset annual rental, £25. SCHED"CLE. Weighted with £15, half value of wooden fence on the W.UTOMO COUNTY.~0TOR.OHANOA TOWNSHIP. southern boundary. Good business site with a frontage to Fenton Street. In Sectio~~-1- Block. 1--~a. Upset Rental, rough grass. Section 5, Block XLVI: Area, I rood; upset annual A. R. P. £ "· d. rental, £20. 1 IV 0 I 8 7 0 0 Weighted with £240, value of improvements comprising 3 IV 0 I 8 5 0 0 motor-garage with two concrete walls and wooden ends. 17 XI 0 1 4 5 15 0 Suitable for business or residential purposes. Has a 1 of 33 XII 0 I 23 3 5 0 frontage to Erueru Street. 2 of 33 XII 0 23 3 5 0 6 XVII 0 1 3 5 5 0 TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF LEASE. 2 of 20 XVII 0 1 17 5 0 0 I. Term of lease, twenty-one years, with perpetual right of l XXUJ 0 1 3?. 6 5 0 renewal for the same term at a rent to be determined by 8 XXV 0 3 ,t 8 0 0 revaluati@n in accordance with the provisions of the First 11 XXV 0 3 4 5 10 0 Schedule of the Public Bodies' Leases Act, 1908. 1:~ XXV 0 3 4 !\ IO 0 2. Rents payable half-yearly, in advance, to the Receiver 13 XXV 0 3 4 ,5 10 I) of Land Revenue, Auckland; the first half-yearly payment, with lease fee (£2 2s.) and valuation for improvements, to AllS'fRACT OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF LEASE, be made on the fall of the hammer. J. The term of the lease shall he twentv-one vears from 3. Sectiolli! to be improved within one year from the date the Is'., ,Tuly, 1023, at the rental tendere·d, with right of of the lease to the value of at least ten times the annual renewal of the lease for further terms of t1'·ent.y.one vears, rental. at fair annual ~roimd rents, l,e fixed in accdrdancc with 4_ No lease to be assigned, underlet, or the possession to the terms of the lease. thereof parted with except with the consent of the Land 2. The !es.see will pav all rates, taxes, &c. Board. 5. All rates, taxes, charges, and assessments whatsoever 3. The lessee will keep the land free from noxions weeds. 4. The lessee will keep all hnildings, drains, and fences in to be paid by the lessee. good order and repair. 6. The lessee shall throughout the term of the lease keep and maintain in good order, condition, and repair, to the 5. The lessee wiJl not carrv on an v offcnBive trade. satisfaction of the local authority, all buildings, structures, 6. The lessee will not assign or su i:Iet without the previous consent in writing of the lessor. fixtures, and fences which may be erected or placed upon the land. Gr,:,rF,RAL l58TRt:CTI0:,tS TO TBNDERF.RS. 7. The lessee shall not erect any buildings until the plan of the same has been first submitted to the local authority, The sections "ill be leased subject to the upset reutal Rotorua, for approval, and duly approved. specified in each case. 8. The leases shall be prepared generally in accordance with Every tender shall be enclosed in a sealed ~nvelope the provisions of the Public Bodies' Leases Act, 1908. addressed to the President of the Board, and marked on the ontside as follows : " Tender for leases of Section Form of lease may be perused and full particulars obtained Block , Otorohauga Township." . at this office. Tenders must be accompanied by six months rent, lease H. l'II. SKEET, fee £3 3s., stamp dnt-y 6s., and registration foe IOs. If any Commissioner of Crown Lands. person desires to t,mder for more than one section, a separate tender for each section to be made. In the eYent of two or more sections heing included in the one lease, Tenders for Lwses in the Otora."/ianr,u Nati·,;c Tuu,n.. ,!iip. the excess fees will be refunded. The highest tenderer to be declared the lessee, but the Waikato-Mauiapoto District Maori Land Board Office, Board reserves t.he right to decline to accept any tender. Auckland, 3rd April, 1923. Plans of the sections a,nd forms of lease can be inspected OTICE is herebv given, in terms of the Native Town at the office of the Under-Secretarv ~or Native Affairs, N ships Act, 19{0, ~and the reg111ations thereunder, that Wellington, or the office of the Board: written tenders are invited and will he recei ,etl at the office CHARLE8 E. MAcCORMICK, of the Waikat.o-Maniapoto District Maori Land. Board, Auck President, Waikato-Maniapot.o District land, up to 4 o'clock in t,he afternoon on Monday, the 30th Maori Land Board. BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. In Bankr11.plcy. [11 Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Court holden at Hamilton. OTICE is hereby given that dividends are n.ow payable I N in the undermentioned estates on all proved claims ; promissory notes (if any) to be produced for endorsement OTICE is hereby given that WILLIAM O'NEILL, of Te prior to receiving dividends :- N Mata, late of Hamilton. Farmer, was this day Alexander and Newman, of Tirau, Farmers: First and adjudged bankrupt : and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden st the Courthouse, Hamilton, on final dividend of 2s. 7d. in the pound. Monday, the 16th day of April, 1923, at 10.30 o'clock s.m. Chambers and Tandy, of Tuhimata, Farmers: Supple mentary dividend of 6d. in the pound. V. H. SANSON, Drinnan, J. P., of Kaukapakapa, Farmer : First and 4th April, 1923. Deputy Official Assignee. final dividend of 2s. 6d. in the pound. Fraser, Alexander, of Manurewa, F..rmer : First and final dividend of lls. 4d. in the pound. Ingham, J. and E., of Te Awamutu, Farmers: First and final dividend of 6d. in the pound. ln Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme Oourt holden at Hendricksen and Harding, of Whangarei, Storekeepers : Hamilton. First and final dividend of ls. 8d. in the pound. Mayes, E. W., of Epsom, Stationer: First and final dividend of 4s. 7d. in the pound. OT ICE is hereby given that CHARLES LANG, of Oko Wong Jim, of Auckland. Fruiterer: First and final N roire, Labourer, was this day adjudged bankrupt; dividend of 5s. in the pound. and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden Walker Bros., of Pongokawa, Farmers : First and final at the Courthouse, Matamata, on Tuesday, the 17th day ot dividend of 7s. 6d. in the pound. April, 1923, st 10.30 o'clock a.m. W. S. FISHER, Official Assignee. W. S. FISHER, Auckland, 9th April, 1923. 4th April, 1923. Official Assignee, 0 1038 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 33 In BankTuptcp. PPLICATION having been made to me to register a A re-entry by ELI ANDREW DAHL, of Hawera, Farmer, In the est&te of Taollu.s SHERLOCK, of New Plymouth, as lessor under Memorandum of Lease No. 11656, affecting F&rmer. Section 42, Block I, Waimate Rurvey District, being all the land comprised in West Coast Lease, Vol. 84, folio 81, of which N OTICE is hereby given that a first and final dividend EBENEZER FREDERICK SANDFORD and WILLIAM of 5s. 5d. in the pound is payable on all proved and BURNETT TIMMINS, both of Otakeho, Farmers, are' the &ecepted cl&ims &t my office, Egmont Street, New Ply registered lessees, I hereby give notice that I will register mouth. J. S. S. MEDLEY, such re-entry at the expiration of one month from the date 7th April, 1923. Deputy Official Assignee. of the Gazette containing this notice. Dated this 9th day of April, 1923, at the Land Registry Office, New Plymouth. In Bankniptcy.-ln the Supreme Court holden at A. L. B. ROSS, District Land Registrar. Palmerston North. OTICE is hereby given that CECIL MAuo FLYNN, of 'APPLICATION having been made to me to register a N · Feilding, was this day adjudged bankrupt; &r•d I re-entry by IVY DWYER, of Palmerston North, hereby summon & meeting of creditors to he holden at my Vi'idow, as lessor 1mder Memorandum of Lease No. 14183, office· on 8&turd.. y, the 7th day of April, 1923, at 11 o'clock affecting Lots 176 and 177 on deposited plan No. 791, parts a.m. of Hokowhitu Nos. 1 and 2, Town of Palmerston North, and CHARLES E. DEMPSY, all the land in certificate of title, Vol; 131, folio 70, of which 26th lI arch, 1923. Deputy Official Assignee. WILLIAM FORD HEARD, of Palmerston North, Settler, is the registered lessee, I hereby give notice that I will register the re-entry, as requested, unless caveat be lodged forbidding In Bankroptcy.-ln the Supreme Court holden at the same within one calendar month from the date of the Wellington. GazeJJ,e containing this notice. Dated this 11th day of April, 1023, at the Land Registry OTICE is hereby given th&t PERCY CosoRAVE. of Ofuce, Wellington. N Wellington, ex-Hotelkeeper, was this day adjudged C. E. NALDER, District Land Registrar. b&nkrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden in the Board Room, Dominion Farmers' In stitute, on Thursday, the l 9th day of April, 1923, at 11 OTICE is hereby given that the parcel of land herein o'clock a.m. N S. TANSLEY, after described will be brought under the provisions 9th April, 1923. Offici&l Assignee. of the Land Transfer Act, 1915, unless caveat be lodged for bidding the same within one calendar month from the date of publication of the New Zealand Gazette containing this In Bankruptcy.-ln the Supreme CouTt holden at notice. Welling ton. 5156. CHARLES ROBERT BIDWELL.-384 acres 1 rood 32 perches, parts Sections 50 and 51, Tnrakina District, OTICE is hereby given that PETER FERGUSON CAMP· Occupied by John Craig. D.P. 6124. N BELL, of Wellington, Dealer, was this day adjudged Diagram may be inspected at this office. bankrupt; &nd I hereby summon a meeting of creditors Dated this 11th day of April, 1923, at the Land Registry to be holden in the Board Room, Dominion Farmers' Iu Office, Wellington. ·stitnte, on Thursday, the 19th day of April, 1923, &t 2.30 o'clock p.m. C. E. NALDER, District Land Registrar. S. TANSLEY, 9th April, 1923. Official Assignee. PPLICATION having been made to me for the issue of A a provisional certificate of title, Vol. 169, folio 181, for Lots 78 and 79, deposit plan No. 664, part of Rural LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Section 235, City of Christchurch, whereof MARTHA GRAY, Wife of CHARLES MATTHEW GRAY, of Christchurch, Gentle man, is the registered proprietor, and evidence having been N OTICE is hereby given that the parcels of land herein furnished of the loss of the said certificate of title, I herehy after described will be brought under the provisions give notice that it is my intention to issue such provisional of the Land Transfer Act, 1915, unless caveat be lodged certificate of title at the expiration of fourteen days from forbidding the same on or before the 14th day of May, 1923. the date of the Gazette containing this notice. 6930. THE BANK OF NEW SOUTH W ALES.-Part of Dated at the Land Registry Office, Christchurch, this 10th Te Wharau Block, being Lots 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, and day of April, 1923. 135, Town of Kawakawa, containing 1 acre O roods 4·2 perches. fronting Grey Street, Vogel Street, and Bowen Street. Oc F. W. BROUGHTON, District Land Registrar. cupied by Reginald Bridge. Plan 14734. 6993. WILLIAM EDWIN McCUTCHEON.-Part Allot ment 181, Parish of Pukete, containing 48 acres 3 roods 30 N OTICE is hereby given that the parcC'lB of land herein perches. Occupied by applicant. Plan 16359. after described will be brought under the provisions 7020. CAVANAGH AND CO. (LIMITED).-Lots 11 and of the Land Transfer Act, 191/i, unless caveat be lodged for 12 of Allotment 6, Section 15, Suburbs of Auckland, con bidding the same on or before the 14th day of May, 1923. taining 29 porches, fronting Symonds Street and Avon Street No. 13109. ALBERT THOMAS CHARLES HOLSTON. in the City of Auckland. Occupied by applicant. Plan -Part of Town Reserve 12, Lots 1 and 3, deposit plan 16128, No. 6476, St. Asaph Street and Lower High Street, City of Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Christchurch. Unoccupied. Dated this 9th day of April, 1923, at the Land Registry No. 13113. ALFRED JAMIESON ALLOM. - Part of Office, Auckland. Rural Section 200, Lot l, deposit plan No. 6486, Balgneri Street, Block IV, Akaroa Survey District. Unoccupied. A. V. STURTEVANT, District Land Registrar. No. 13114. OLIVE GERTRUDE BAAS.-Part of Rural Section 17, Lot 1, deposit plan No. 6487, Antigua Street, City of Christchurch. Occupied by applicant. OTICE is hereby given that the parcel of land herein N after described will be brought under the provisions Diagrams may be inspected at this office. of the Land Transfer Act, 1915, unless caveat be lodged Dated this 10th day of April, 1923, at the Land Registry forbidding the same on or before the 26th day of May, 1923. Office, Christchurch. 6614. JAMES McLEOD.-Part Allotments 1, 19, and 20, F. W. BROUGHTON, District Land Registrar. Parish of Mairetahi, together with accretions thereto, con taining 672 acres O roods 25·9 perches, fronting the Kaipara Harbour. Occupied by applicant. Plan 14060. VIDENCE having been furnished of the loss of certi E ficate of title, Vol. 62, folio 39, in favour of JOSEPH Diagram may be inspected at this office. NELSON, of Waipahi, Settler, for Section 18, Block XII, Dated this 9th day of April, 1923, at the Land Registry Town of Waipahi, and application made to me to issue a Office, Auokland. provisional certificate of title, notice is hereby given of my A. V. STURTEVANT, District Land Registrar. intention to issue a provisional certificate of title accordingly APRIL. 12.J THE NEW ZEALAND G-AZE'11'11E. 1039 at the expiration of fourteen days from the date of the I HOKIANGA COUNTY COUNCIL. Gazelle containing this notice. Dated at the Lan.d Registry Office at Dunedin this 3rd RESOLUTION MAKING SPECIAL RATE. day of April, 1923. WM. PHILIP MORGAN, District Land Registrar. .N pursuance and exorcise of the powers vested in it on I . that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, the State-guaranteed Advances Act, and the amendments thereto -for the purpose of providing the interest and sinking fund ADVERTISEMENTS. on a loan of £400, being 10 per cent. additional on a loan of £4,000 for the supply of water to Hokianga Hospital itnd Rawene Township-the Hokianga County Council hereby THE COMPANIES ACT, 1908, SECTION 266 (4). resolves by way of special order to levy a special rate of one-eighth of a penny in the pound on all rateable property N OTICE is hereby given that the name of the under in the County of Hokianga ; and that such special rate shall mentioned compauy has been struck off the Register, be an annually recurring rate during the currency of such and the company has been dissolved :- loan, and shall be payable half-yearly on the first day of The New Zealand Oil Investors (Limited). 1912/18. April and October in each and every year during the Dated at Wellington this 6th day of April, 1923. currency of such loan, being a period of 36} years, or until the loan is finally paid off. W. H. FLETCHER, 411 L. BUISSON, County Clerk. Assistant Registrar of Companies. ONEHUNGA BOROUGH COUNCIL. THE COMPANIES ACT, 1908, SECTION 266 (3). RESOLUTION MAKING SPECIAL RATE. T having been reported to me that the undermentioned I company has ceased to carry on business, I hereby give N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in notice that at the expiration of three months from the date I that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, and hereof the name of such company will, unless cause be shown its amendments, the Onehunga Borough Council hereby to the contrary, be struck off the Register, and the company resolves as follows :- will be dissolved :- That, for the purpose of providing interest, sinking fund, 1915/5. Alpine Consuls (Limited). and other charges on a loan of three thousand pounds Dated at the office of the Assistant Registrar of Companies (£3,000), authorized to be raised by the Onehunga Borough at Hokitika this 5th day of April, 1923. Council for the relief of unemployment within the borough, the said Onehunga Borough Council hereby makes and levies , E. C. ADAMS, a special rate of one-eighth of a penny (t right bank of the Waiorohi Stream to the southern boundary WHANGAMOMONA COUNTY COUNCIL. of Allotment 521 of the Parish of Te Papa; thence again on the west generally by the southern and western boundaries RESOLUTION MAKING AND LEVYING SPECIAL RATE. of the said Allotment 521, and by the western boundaries of Allotments 520, 285, 268, and 263 of the Parish of Te N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in Papa, to the southern boundary of Allotment 259 of the I that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, the Parish of Te Papa ; thence by the southern and western Whangamomona County Council hereby resolves as follows.- boundaries of the said Allotment 259 and the western and That, for the purpose of providing the instalments in re northern boundaries of Allotment 254 of the Parish of Te spect of principal and interest and also the other charges on Papa· to the right bank of the Waiorohi Stream; thence by a loan of one hundred pounds (£100), authorized to be raised the said right bank of the Waiorohi Stream to the point of by the Whangamomona County Council, under the Local commencement. Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, for tho purpose of metalling por And that such special rate shall be an annual-recurring tions of the Poarangi Road for so far as the money will go, rate during the currency of such loan, and be payable yearly the said Whangamomona County Council hereby makes and on the 1st day of August in each and every year during the levies a special rate of three-eighths of a penny in the pound currency of such loan, being a period of thirty-six and a half upon the rateable value of all rateable property of the Poa years, or until the loan is fully paid off. rangi Loan No. I of £100 Special Rating Area, comprising 418 H. SOUTHEY, Chairman. Sections I, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, and 11, Block 11, Mahoe Survey District ; and that such special rate shall be an annual recurring rate during the currency of such loan, and be pay able half-yearly on the first day of July in each and every TAURANGA COUNTY COUNCIL. year during the currency of such loan, being a period of thirty-six and a half years, or until the loan is fully paid off. RESOLUTION MAKING SPECIAL RAT}], 420 N. R. CLELAND, Chairman. N pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in · I that behalf by the Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913, the l\UJDICAL REGISTRATION. Tauranga County Council hereby resolves as follows :- . That, for the purpose of providing interest and other charges NORMAN MANSON, M.B., Bae. Surg., Univ. N.Z., on a loan of £750, authorized to be raised by the Tauranga I , 1923, now residing in Wellington, hereby give notice County Council, under the above-mentioned Act, for the that I intend applying on the 10th l\fay next to have my purpose of acquiring or purchasing land for a new road name placed on the Medical Register of the Dominion of leading from Karana Road to Rangiuru Railway-station, New Zealand; and that I have deposited the evidence of fencing same, and constructing the said new road, the said my qualification in the office of the Registrar of Births and Tauranga County Council hereby makes and levies a special Deaths at Wellington. rate of seven-eighths of a penny in the pound sterling upon NORMAN MANSON. the unimproved rateable value of all rateable property of the Rangiuru Special Rating Area of the County of Tauranga, Dated at Wellington 10th April, 1923. 421 comprising the whole of the Rangiuru Special Rating Area, bounded on the east commencing at the south-east corner of Section 5, Block V, Te Tumu Survey District, by the eastern W E, ALBERT ARTHUR LYMAN SMITH, formerly called and boundary of the said Section 5 and the southern, western, known by the name of Albert Arthur Lyman Lynge, and northern boundaries of Section llA, Block V, Maketu of 140 Richmond Road, Auckland, in the Provincial District Survey District, and a production of that boundary to the of Auckland, in New Zealand, Driver, and IRA GEORGE right bank of the Kaituna River ; thence on the north and SMITH, formerly called and known by the name of Ira George west by the said right bank of the Kaituna River to the Lynge, of Patemngi, near Ohaupo, in the Provincial District south-west corner of Lot l of Section 6, Block III, Maketu of Auckland, in New Zealand, Farmer, do and each of us Survey District ; thence on the south by the southern boundary doth hereby give public notice that we have assumed and from of the said Lot l of Section 6 to tho north-western corner of henceforth upon all occasions intend to sign and use and to be Lot 2 of Section 6, Block III, Maketu Survey District ; thence called and known by the surname of SMITH in place of our on the west and south by the western and.southern boundaries former surname of Lynge ; and, further, that such change of the said Lot 2 of Section 6 to the north-western corner of of surname is formally declared and evidenced by a deed-poll Karangi A No. 4B; thence on the north-west, south, under our respective hands and seals bearing date the sixteenth south-east, and south-west by the north-western, southern, day of Mnrch, 1923, and enrolled in the office at Auckland of south-eastern, and south-western boundaries of the said the Supreme Court of New Zealand. Karangi A No. 4B to the northernmost corner of Karangi A In witness whereof we have signed and subscribed ourselves No. 3c; thence on the north-west, south-west, and south by our respective assumed and intended future names. east by the north-western, south-western, and south-eastern Dated at Auckland this 16th day of March, 1923. boundaries of the said Karangi A No. 3c to the easternmost ALBERT ARTHUR LYMAN SMITH. corner of the said Karangi A No. 3c; thence on the south Witness to the signature of Albert Arthur Lyman Srnith west by the south-western boundary of Karangi A No. 4B Fredk. A. Clarke, Estate Agent, 128 Richmond Road, Grey to the north-western boundary of part Karangi A No. 2; Lynn. Auckland. thence on the north-west, south-west, and south by the IRA GEORGE SMITH. north-western, south-western, and southern boundaries of the said Karangi A No. 2 to the south-eastern corner of Witness to the signature of Ira George Smith-W. E. the said part Karangi A No. 2 ; thence on the south-west l\foadway, Farmer, Paterangi. 422 by the south-western boundary of part Pukaingataru B No. 8 to the railway reserve ; thence on the south by the northern boundary of the said railway reserve and the northern DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. boundary of the public road to the south-eastern corner of HE Partnership formerly subsisting between myself and the said part Pukaingataru B No. 8 ; thence on the east T and north-east generally by the eastern and north-eastern son under the style of "J. F. Brown and Son," and boundaries of the said part Pukaingataru B No. 8 to a point carried on at Camborne Road, Edendale, has been dissolved 'in line with the eastern boundary of Lot 1, part Pukaingataru by the retirement of my son as from the 10th March instant. B No. 9; thence on the east generally by the eastern bound J. F. BROWN, -aries of part Pukaingataru B No. 9, part Section 7, Pnkai Bv his Solicitor, F. C. JORDAN, ngataru B, part Karangi A No. 1, Lot I, Lot~ I and 2 of 423 · 3 Vulcan Lane, Auckland. part 5, Block III, Maketu Survey District, and the eastern part Lot l of 2B, Block III, l\Iaketu Survey District, to the .north-eastern corner of the said eastern part Lot l of 2B ; LAND-TAX AND INCOME-TAX. thence again on the east by a production of the last-described boundary to the northern side of the public road ; thence TABLES showing Amounts payable under the Finance -on the south generally by the northern boundary of the ,public road to the point of co=encement. Act, 1921 :- · And that such special rate shall be an annual-recurring LAND-TAX TABLES ls. 6d. rate during the currency of such loan, and be payable yearly GRADUATED INCOME-TAX TABLES ls. 6d. on the 1st day of August in each and every year during the currency of such loan, being a period of thirty-six and a (Postage 3d. extra.) half years, or until the loan is fully paid off. Now obtainable from 419 H. SOUTHEY, Chairman. GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON. ------ 1042 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 33 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTARY PUBLICATIONS, ETO. Coples. 3 Food Investigation Board, Report for 1920. Price, ls. ON SALE AT THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING AND 5 Food Investigation Board Report for 1921. Price, 2s. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT, WELLINGTON:- 6 Fuel Research Board, Special Report No. 1 : Pulverized (POSTAGE EXTRA.) Coal Systems in America. Price, 5s. Coples. AOTs. 3 Fuel Research Board, Special Report No. 3 : The Coal 3 Coal Industry Commission, No. 1. Price, ld. Fire. Price, 4s. l Wages (Temporary Regulation Extension), 1919, No. 18 3 Fuel Research Board, Special Report No. 4 : Tests on Price, ld. Ranges and Cooking Appliances. Price, 2s. 6d. 8 Fuel Research Board, Technical Paper No. 1 : The Assay 4 Ministry of Health, No. 21. Price, 2d. of Coal for Carbonization Purpose ; a New Laboratory 4 Anthrax Prevention, Ch. 23. Price, ld. Method. 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