Hawke's Bay Provincial Gazette – 1860 – No. 28

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PROCLAMATION.

By JOHN CHILTON LAMBTON CARTER,
Esq., Deputy Superintendent of
the Province of Hawke\'s Bay, in
the Islands of New Zealand.

I, JOHN CHILTON LAMBTON CARTER, Esq., Deputy Superintendent
of the Province of Hawke\'s Bay aforesaid,
Do hereby Proclaim and Notify that the
Lands described in the annexed Schedule
will be open for public selection, under
the Regulations of the 4th day of March,
1853, and the additional Land Regulations
of the 15th February, 1855, at the Land
Office, at Napier, on and after Thursday,
the 1st day of November, 1860.

Dated this eleventh day of September, in the year of our Lord,
One thousand eight hundred and
sixty.

J. C. LAMBTON CARTER,
Deputy Superintendent.

SCHEDULE.
Province of Hawke\'s Bay.
TAUTANE BLOCK.
Estimated Area,—140,000 Acres.

BOUNDARIES.
Commencing at the Arataura, and running
inland to the Kohi-o-tu, thence to
Tawaputahi; thence to Te Ahititi;
thence to Te Iringa-o-rahunga, where
it turns to the southward and runs to
Rakautuhaha; thence to Oporae;
and thence still in a southerly direction to Wahatuara, where it strikes
the boundary of the land already sold
to the Queen of England, and follows
the said boundary to Waimata, and
from the mouth of that stream round
the coast to Te Arataura.

Saving and excepting a Reserve of one
thousand acres, more or less, between the
Wainui and Tautane Rivers, surveyed by
Mr. Bousfield in conjunction with the Native Chiefs; and a reserve of fifty acres,
more or less, including certain Native cultivations and graves, on the left bank of
the Tautane stream, also surveyed by Mr.
Bousfield, in conjunction with the Native
Chiefs; and which reserves are mentioned
in the deed of sale, and particularly delineated on the original Map in the Land
Office at Napier.

(Copied from General Government Gazette,
No. 23, dated 14th July, 1859.)

ERRATUM.—In Schedule of Proclamation of August 29th, 1860, proclaiming the
North Porangahau Block as being open
for sale on and after Thursday, the 1st day
of November, 1860, read "and a depth of
40 chains" for "and 40 chains," in the
sixth line from bottom.



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🗺️ Proclamation opening Tautane Block for public selection

🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
11 September 1860
Land sale, Tautane Block, Hawke's Bay, Public selection, Land Regulations
  • John Chilton Lambton Carter (Esquire), Deputy Superintendent of Hawke's Bay
  • Bousfield (Mr.), Surveyed reserves in Tautane Block

  • J. C. Lambton Carter, Deputy Superintendent

🗺️ Erratum regarding North Porangahau Block proclamation

🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Erratum, North Porangahau Block, Land sale, Correction