Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1862 – No. 21

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✨ Land and Local Government Notices

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A Meeting of the Trustees will be held in the schoolhouse on Monday, 17th November next, at 3 p.m., for the purpose of hearing any objections which may be made to the above Schedule of Assessment.

WILLIAM INNES TAYLOR,
Chairman.

October 20th, 1862.

Superintendent’s Office,
Auckland, 1st November, 1862.

THE following Notification, published in the New Zealand Gazette, is re-published for general information.

W. Powditch,
Speaker of the Auckland Provincial Council.

Native Minister’s Office,
Auckland, 20th October, 1862.

IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that the Native Title has been extinguished over the Blocks of Land whereof the boundaries are mentioned or described in the Schedule hereunto annexed.

F. D. BELL.

SCHEDULE.

PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND.

DISTRICT OF MAHURANGI.

KOMAKORIKI BLOCK.

Estimated to contain 35,000 Acres.

BOUNDARIES.

Commencing at Urehoua and following along the Survey lines bearing 242° 15’, 444 links, 323° 30’, 261 links, 350° 50’, 178 links, 355° 30’, 181 links, 324° 50’, 554 links, 317° 181 links, 322° 30’, 300 links, 303° 357 links, 278° 40’, 272 links, 298° 45’, 191 links, 246° 43’, 357 links, 304° 30’, 321 links, 283° 45’, 238 links, 330° 45’, 86 links, 5° 66 links, 159 links, thence by the Survey line 36° 393 links, to Kotipu, thence by the Survey line bearing 223° 17,896 links, to Koritoti and crossing the Araparera river to Urehoua, the point of commencement.

Commencing at a point on the Waikato River at 62° 5’, 327 links, 111° 5’, 450 links, 131° 527 links, 157° 3,184 links, 299° 4,867 links; to Pukekowhai, Otakaimalu and Kukutai until it reaches the Araparera river, thence along that river to Te Awakeri-a-te-nihi, thence to Te Awakopi, thence to Te Kawau, thence to Te Awamakaha, thence along the Survey line to Tanewhakanoanoa, and following the Survey lines bearing 139° 50’, 23,495 links to Wainui, and Wukewariki, thence along the Survey lines bearing 44° 19 links, 132° 28,580 links, 111° 30’, 8028 links, 27° 30’, 3,210 links, 225° 11,290 links, 329° 27,800 links, 62° 30’, 26,150 links, 60° 15’, 1,918 links, 58° 20’, 4,200 links, 62° 35’, 7,800 links, 62° 30’, 2,510 links, 59° 30’, 680 links, 240° 2,550 links, 61° 15’, 710 links, 62° 30’ 1190 links, 63° 45’ 1100 links, 63° 45’, 2672 links, thence by a line bearing 9° 30’ 13,290 links, crossing the Hikanae and Puhoi streams, thence following the Survey lines bearing 15° 36’, 8000 links to the Okahu stream, thence following the Survey line 54° 45’ 8537 links, to the Waiwera, thence along the boundary of the Wainui block on the Survey lines bearing 24° 36’, 4,780 links, 233° 45’, 3180 links, 70° 46,000 links, 20° 5’, 20,730 links, to the Waitoki river, thence along the Waitoki river to the boundary of the Matawhero block, thence along the boundary of the Matawhero block to Te Kanohi, thence along the Survey lines bearing 8° 6170 links, 40° 15’, 9345 links, passing Kokotai 38° 25’ 12,375 links, passing Pukekahakaha and crossing Makarau to Ngatoka, thence along the Survey lines bearing 21° 45’, 3305 links, 334° 5’, 175 links, 10° 15’, 820 links, 317° 30’, 280 links, 341° 207 links, 355° 238 links, 330° 45’, 86 links, 5° 393 links, 159 links, thence by the Survey line 36° 3,850 links, to Kotipu, thence by the Survey line bearing 223° 17,896 links, to Koritoti and crossing the Araparera river to Urehoua, the point of commencement.

Printed, under the authority of the Government of the Province of Auckland, by W. C. Wilson, Shortland street, Auckland, Printer to the Provincial Government.

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VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1862, No 21

After Parliament moved to Wellington in 1865, the Auckland Provincial Council sat in General Assembly House (depicted).

It was nicknamed the 'Shedifice' as it was large and drafty, with a leaking roof. First premier Henry Sewell described it as 'a great wooden barnshaped affair, which might serve for a Hospital, a Jail, or a Barrack'.

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🏘️ Meeting of Trustees for Assessment Objections

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
Dated20 October 1862
KeywordsAssessment, Objections, Trustees, Schoolhouse, Tamaki West
👩‍💼 Officials

William Innes Taylor, Chairman

🏘️ Re-published Notification from New Zealand Gazette

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
Dated1 November 1862
KeywordsNotification, Re-published, Auckland Provincial Council
👩‍💼 Officials

W. Powditch, Speaker of the Auckland Provincial Council

🪶 Extinguishment of Native Title over Land Blocks

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated20 October 1862
KeywordsNative Title, Land Blocks, Mahurang, Komakoriki, Auckland Province
👩‍💼 Officials

F. D. Bell, Native Minister

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