THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

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PROVINCE OF OTAGO continued.

FIRST COLUMN. | Purpose for which Reserve
is made. | SECOND COLUMN.
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Description of Land. | | Date of Order in
Council excepting
Land from Sale.
All that parcel of land, being so much and such part of
the Waste Lands of the Crown as is included between two
lines drawn on each side of, parallel to, and at a distance
of a chain from the electric telegraph established in the
said Province, from the Mataura River to Popotuna, from
Popotuna to the Molyneux River, from the Molyneux River
to Dunedin, and from Dunedin to the Waitaki River, is re-
quired for the purposes of electric telegraph. Except so
much of the said reserve as has been released and discharged
from the purposes of the said electric telegraph by a
certain Order in Council, dated 20th November, 1868. | Purposes of Electric Tele-
graph. | 1869,
7th January.
WAIKAIA DISTRICT.
All that parcel of land at Switzers Diggings, known as
the Court House and Police Camp Reserve, and being
bounded towards the East by a line 183° 3', one thousand
two hundred and sixty-two (1262) links; towards the South
by lines 223° 13' seventy-five (75) links, 305° 39′30″ one
hundred and eighty-three (183) links, 318° 57' one hundred
and fifty-seven (157) links, 250° 52′ two hundred and
ninety-five (295) links; towards the West by a line
356° 23′ 50″, six hundred and thirty-five (635) links; and
towards the North-west by a line 51° 29', eight hundred
and eighty-four (884) links. | Sites for Public Buildings
or other purposes of the
General Government. | 7th January.
TOWN OF CROMWELL.
All that parcel of land, being sections numbers six (6),
thirty-seven (37), and thirty-eight (38), Block III.,
bounded towards the North-east by section number thirty-
six (36), two hundred (200) links; towards the South-east
by Sligo Street, two hundred (200) links, and by section
number five (5), one hundred and sixty-six and sixty-six
hundredths (166.66) links; and by Melmore Terrace thirty-
three and thirty-four hundredths (33.34) links; and to-
wards the North-west by a line three hundred (300) links. | Sites for Public Buildings
or other purposes of the
General Government. | 7th January.
TOWN OF FRANKTON.
All that parcel of land, being Block X., excepting sections
numbers ten (10), twelve (12), seventeen (17), and twenty
(20). | Sites for Public Buildings
or other purposes of the
General Government. | 7th January.
TOWN OF BALCLUTHA (NORTH SIDE).
All that parcel of land, being sections four (4), five (5),
and fifteen (15), Block III. | Sites for Public Buildings
or other purposes of the
General Government. | 7th January.
TOWN OF BALCLUTHA (NORTH SIDE).
All that parcel of land, being sections numbers five (5),
six (6), and seven (7), Block V., bounded towards the
North-east by sections numbers sixteen (16), fifteen (15),
and fourteen (14), three hundred (300) links; towards the
South-east by section number eight (8), two hundred and
fifty (250) links; towards the South-west by Lowestoft
Street, three hundred (300) links; and towards the North-
west by section number four (4), two hundred and fifty
(250) links. | Sites for Public Buildings
or other purposes of the
General Government. | 7th January.
TOWN OF BALCLUTHA (NORTH SIDE).
All that parcel of land, being sections numbers one (1),
two (2), and twenty-one (21), Block IV., bounded towards
the North-east by sections numbers twenty (20) and
eighteen (18), three hundred (300) links; towards the
South-east by section number three (3), two hundred and
fifty (250) links; towards the South-west by Stanford
Street, three hundred (300) links; towards the North-west
by Pakefield Street, two hundred and fifty (250) links. | Sites for Public Buildings
or other purposes of the
General Government. | 7th January.
TOWN OF BALCLUTHA (SOUTH SIDE).
All that parcel of land, being section number fourteen
(14), Block VIII., bounded towards the North-east by sec-
tion number thirteen (13), two hundred and fifty (250)
links; towards the South-east by section number five (5), | Sites for Public Buildings
or other purposes of the
General Government. | 7th January.