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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
aforesaid to the owner of the land on which such
claim is situated.
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In the foregoing Regulations words in the
singular number shall be understood to import the
plural number, and the word "owner" shall be under-
stood to include "occupier," and where the owner
and occupier are not the same person, then a
separate contract shall be made or award given in
the case of each of them. The word "Warden"
shall be understood to mean the Warden or other
officer for the time being intrusted with the adminis-
tration of justice on the Gold Field within which the
land is, and the words "Mining Surveyor" shall be
understood to mean Mining Surveyor or other officer
whose duty it may be to furnish plans to the
Warden. -
All the regulations in force for the time being
relating to mining on Crown Lands, shall apply to
mining on private property under these Regulations,
excepting so far as they are affected by these
Regulations.
XIII.—Pasturage.
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All Waste Lands not declared open for sale,
and not required as commonage for stock, may be
occupied for pasturage purposes by persons holding
annual licenses from the Waste Lands Board to
occupy the same, in blocks of not less than 500
acres. -
Any person applying for a pasturage license
shall state to the Commissioners what are the boun-
daries and extent of the run applied for. -
The fee to be paid for the license shall be at
the rate of sixpence per acre per annum for the lands
included in such license above 500 acres and under
1,500 acres in extent, fourpence per acre when above
1,500 and under 3,000 acres in extent, and three-
pence per acre for all blocks above 3,000 acres in
extent. -
If upon the expiration of any annual pas-
turage license, it shall appear to the Waste Lands
Board expedient to issue a further license to depasture
the land included in such first-mentioned license the
Board shall grant such further annual license to the
holder of the license so expired upon payment of the
rent provided in these Regulations. -
Every annual pasturage license shall be in the
form set forth in the Schedule D. to the Waste Lands
Regulations, and shall be transferable by indorse-
ment in the form set forth in such Schedule, and
such transfer shall be deemed to be complete upon
notice thereof being duly given to the Waste Lands
Board, and not before. A pasturage license shall
entitle the holder thereof to the exclusive right of
pasturage over the land specified therein upon the
terms herein stated. Such license shall give no right
to the soil or to the timber, and shall immediately
determine over any land which may be reserved or
declared open for sale under these Regulations. A
reasonable right of way shall be allowed through all
pasturage runs, as well as free right of entry to
miners for the purpose of mining or searching for
gold.
XIV.—Timber.
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Upon the application of any person desirous
of cutting and removing timber from Waste Lands
of the Crown it shall be lawful for the Waste Lands
Board to issue a license authorizing him to do so. -
Every timber-cutting license for cutting or
removing timber shall be issued for one month, or
for one year, at the request of the person applying
for the same; and a fee of ten shillings shall be paid
upon every monthly license, and of five pounds upon
every yearly license. -
A license shall entitle no one but the person
named thereon to cut down the standing timber, but
it will authorize him to employ any number of per-
sons, during the term of the license, to saw, split, or
remove the timber so cut ; and such license shall not
be transferable. -
A license to cut timber shall extend only to
the district named therein. -
If any person duly licensed shall have estab-
lished a sawpit for the purpose of sawing timber, no
other person shall cut timber within fifty yards of
such pit without consent of the person first occu-
pying such sawpit: Provided that if the person
establishing such pit shall not use the same, and shall
not cut timber within such distance as aforesaid from
the pit for twenty-eight consecutive days, it shall be
lawful to any other holder of a license to enter
thereupon, and to cut timber as though such pit had
not been established. -
If any person shall, for the purpose of remov-
ing timber, have made a road upon land being the
Waste Lands of the Crown and not being a highway,
it shall not be lawful for any other person to use the
same without the permission of the person making
the same first obtained: Provided that if such road
shall not be used at any time for ninety consecutive
days, it shall be lawful for any holder of a license at
any time thereafter to use the same. -
If any person holding a timber license shall
be proved before the Waste Lands Board to have
offended against any regulations herein contained
respecting timber, or to have wilfully or negligently
injured or destroyed by fire or otherwise any timber
belonging to the Crown, such license shall be and
shall be immediately declared to be forfeited, and it
shall be at the discretion of the Board to refuse to
issue another timber license to the same person.
SCHEDULE A.
COUNTY OF }
WESTLAND. } License to Occupy Town Lands.
WHEREAS of hath been duly declared the
purchaser for the sum of pounds shillings and
pence, of the section of the Waste Lands of the Crown
hereinafter described, and hath this day paid to , the
Receiver of Land Revenue for the County of Westland, the
said sum of pounds shillings and pence,
the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged: Now know all
men, and these presents witness, that We, in pursuance of the
powers vested in us as Commissioners of the Waste Lands
Board for the said County, do hereby authorize and empower
the said , his heirs or assigns, at any time after the
date hereof, to enter upon all that section of land situated
in Street, in the town of , marked No.
in the authenticated map of the said town in the Land Office at
Hokitika, and containing acres, or thereabouts, being
the section of land so purchased as aforesaid, and to hold
and enjoy the same for his and their absolute use and benefit.
Given under our hands at the Sitting of the Waste
Lands Board held at on the day
of 18 .
SCHEDULE B.
COUNTY OF }
WESTLAND. } License to Occupy Suburban Land.
WHEREAS of hath been duly declared the
purchaser for the sum of pounds shillings and
pence, of the section of the Waste Lands of the Crown
hereinafter described, and hath this day paid to , the
Receiver of Land Revenue for the County of Westland, the
said sum of pounds shillings and pence,
the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged: Now know all
men, and these presents witness, that We, in pursuance of the
powers vested in us as Commissioners of the Waste Lands
Board for the said County, do hereby authorize and empower
the said , his heirs or assigns, at any time after the
date hereof, to enter upon all that section of land situate
and bounded as hereinafter described, that is to say,
and to hold and enjoy the same for his and their absolute
use and benefit, subject nevertheless to the Regulations now
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Continuation of Regulations regarding Gold Fields operations on private land (Clauses 63-76) and License Schedules
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🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey17 November 1869
Definitions, Warden, Mining Surveyor, Pasturage licenses, Timber cutting, Waste Lands Board, License templates, Schedule A, Schedule B
NZ Gazette 1869, No 69