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addition to its water communication with the interior, the
Richmond possesses the advantage of two good roads
leading to Taupo, one by Tarawera, the other by the
level banks of Rangitaiki and Kaingaroa Plain. The
very considerable frontage of the Township is all to
the deep-water side of the river.
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Plans can be seen and information obtained on
application to Mr. SINCLAIR, Confiscated Lands
Office, Government Buildings, Shortland Street,
Auckland.
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I, JOHN STEPHENSON SMITH, a Commissioner duly appointed by virtue of the Ordinance, No. 15,
Session XI., of the Legislative Council of the Islands of New Zealand, to hear and decide Claims to
Land by persons claiming Title thereto, from, through, or under the New Zealand Company, report that
the Claim of the under-mentioned person having been duly referred to me for investigation, I do hereby
decide that the said person is entitled to a Crown Grant of the land set against his name in the annexed
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New Zealand Company's Land Claimants' Office,
New Plymouth, 11th September, 1868.
J. STEPHENSON SMITH,
Commissioner.

SCHEDULE.
Commissioner's Decision.

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