Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1867 – No. 33

Page 292

✨ Land Sale Notices

292

Pitcairn and Winter’s Survey, Karamu, Parish of Karamu.

T R			£25
2	148	41	20 10s.
4	146
13	136	50	25
38A	265	42 3	21 7s. 6d
38	111	85 3	42 17s. 6d
50A	106	51	25 10s.
51A	102	68	34
56	76	62	31 5s.
29	114	51	25 10s.
30	115	49	24 10s.
27	116	50	25
75	250		125

Rintoul’s Survey, Harapepe, Parish of Pirongia.

Part of 123 & 124

		40a. Or. Op.	£20
127	127	50	25
128	128	50	25
135	135	50	25
136	136	50	25
137	137	50	25
138	138	50	25
139	139	50	25
140	140	50	25
141	141	50	25
148	148	50	25
143	143	50	25
144	144	50	25
145	145	50	25
146	146	50	25
147	147	50	25
148	148	50	25
149	149	50	25
171	171	50	25
174	174	50	25
175	175	50	25
177	177	50	25

Bellair’s Survey, Pirongia, Parish of Pirongia.

Part of 3

		40a. Or. Op.	£20
3	283	50	25
4	284	50	25
5	285	50	25
6	286	50	25
7	287	50	25
8	288	50	25

Part of 10

			20
10	290	40
12	292	50	25

Part of T R 13

			22 10s.
13	293	45
15	295	50	25
16	296	52	26

Goodall’s Survey, Harapepe, Parish of Pirongia,

part of 4 182

		40a. Or. Op.	£20
23	201	50	25
24	202	50	25
27	205	50	25
31	209	50	25
33	211	50	25
34	212	50	25
41	219	61	30 10s.
46	224	50	25
48	226	50	25

T R 49 227 131 65 10s.

T R 58 286 40 20

61 239 50 25

62 240 50 25

63 241 50 25

64 242 50 25

65 243 50 25

74 252 50 25

78 256 50 25

Moran’s Survey, Pirongia, Parish of Pirongia.

		50a. Or. Op.	25
19	19	50	25
20	20	50	25
21	21	50	25
23	23	50	25
45	45	50	25
46	46	50	25
48	48	50	25
100	100	50	25
103	103	50	25
108	108	50	25

Part of 115 115 40 20

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.

WAIKATO LAND.

UNDER and in pursuance of the powers vested in me as Commissioner appointed by His Excellency the Governor to carry out the Regulations for the Sale of Lands taken for Settlement under “The New Zealand Settlements Act 1863,” in the Province of Auckland, do hereby notify that the Town, Suburban, and Special Rural Lands specified in the Schedule hereunder written, will be offered for sale by public auction, in accordance with the said Regulations, at the Waste Lands Office, at Auckland, at noon, on Thursday, the 1st day of August, 1867.

DANIEL POLLEN,
Commissioner.

Auckland, June 18, 1867.

Town of Newcastle.

Lot	A. R. P.	£ s. d.
579	0 1 6	28 15 0
580	0 0 29	18 2 6
581	0 0 36	22 10 0
582	0 0 28	17 10 0
583	0 0 29	18 2 6
584	0 0 28	17 10 0
585	0 0 30	18 15 0

Town of Pokeno.


610A	0 1 20	25 0 0
611	0 1 0	5 0 0
612	0 1 0	5 0 0
616	0 1 14	5 0 0

Town of Tuakau.


524	0 1 0	2 10 0
525	0 1 0	2 10 0
526	0 1 0	2 10 0

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1867, No 33

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'.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🗺️ Schedule of General Rural Land for Sale (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated2 August 1867
KeywordsLand sale, Rural land, Pitcairn and Winter's Survey, Karamu, Rintoul's Survey, Harapepe, Bellair's Survey, Pirongia, Goodall's Survey, Moran's Survey

🗺️ Public Notification of Land Sale in Waikato

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated18 June 1867
KeywordsLand sale, Public auction, Town of Newcastle, Town of Pokeno, Town of Tuakau, Waikato
👩‍💼 Officials

DANIEL POLLEN, Commissioner

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