Canterbury Provincial Gazette – 1875 – No. 36

Page 273

✨ Land Reserve Proclamations

273

No.
IN EACH.
| QUANTITY.
| (More or less.)
| DESCRIPTION.
| ROAD DISTRICT.

1688 | A. R. P.
| 3 0 0
| Situate in Kaituna; bounded on the southward by the road forming the southern boundary of section 13563, on the eastward by the Kaituna river, on the north-west by the Kaituna Valley Road, and on the north-east by a line at right angles to the south-west boundary, to include the required quantity. For Road Board purposes.
| Little River

1689 | 2 2 0
| Situate in the Town of Ashburton; taking five chains frontage on the north-east side of Cameron Street, and extending back north-easterly a distance of five chains in a rectangular block, being bounded on the south-east by the south-eastern Boulevard. For Provincial Government purposes.
| Ashburton

1690 | 1 3 0
| Situate in the Town of Ashburton; taking 3 ½ chains frontage on the north-east side of Cameron Street, and extending back north-easterly a distance of five chains in a rectangular block, being bounded on the north-west by the north-west Boulevard. For Provincial Government purposes.
| Ashburton

1691 | 5 0 0
| Situate in the Timaru District; taking frontage to the Mackenzie Country Road, and extending south-westerly in a rectangular block a distance of 10 chains, the easternmost corner to be the northernmost corner of section 19197. For Gravel Pit.
| Mount Cook

1692 | 5 0 0
| Situate in the Timaru District; taking frontage to the Mackenzie Country Road, and extending south-westerly in a rectangular block a distance of five chains, the south-east boundary to be parallel to and about 31 ½ chains north-west of the north-west boundary of section 16241. For Gravel Pit.
| Mount Cook

1693 | 6 0 0
| Situate in the Timaru District; taking frontage to the Mackenzie Country Road, and extending south-westerly in a rectangular block a distance of 10 chains, between sections 19256 and 19257. For Gravel Pit.
| Mount Cook

1694 | 5 0 0
| Situate in the Timaru District; taking frontage to the Mackenzie Country Road, and extending north-easterly in a rectangular block a distance of five chains, the southernmost corner to be about 12 chains distant, measured in a straight line north-westerly from the easternmost corner of section 19255. For Gravel Pit.
| Mount Cook

1695 | 5 0 0
| Situate in the Timaru District; taking frontage to the Mackenzie Country Road, and extending back north-easterly five chains in a rectangular block. The north-west corner of this reserve is situate opposite the Albury Pillar Post Office. For Gravel Pit.
| Mount Cook

1696 | 0 3 38
| Being sections Nos. 209, 210, 211, and 212, in the Arowhenua Township. For Provincial Government purposes.
| Temuka

1697 | 0 3 38
| Being sections Nos. 235, 236, 237, and 238, in the Arowhenua Township. For Provincial Government purposes.
| Temuka

1698 | 0 3 38
| Being sections Nos. 287, 288, 289, and 290, in the Arowhenua Township. For Provincial Government purposes.
| Temuka

VUW Te Waharoa — Canterbury Provincial Gazette 1875, No 36

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🗺️ Proclamation of Land Reserves (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated19 June 1875
KeywordsLand reserves, Kaituna, Ashburton, Timaru, Mount Cook, Temuka

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