1450

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 94

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE LAND FOR
ROADS.

In the matter of "The Public Works Act, 1876,"
and the amending Acts thereof, and in the matter
of the taking by the Palmerston Road Board of
parts of Section twenty-seven (27), Block one (I.),
Hawksbury District, in the Provincial District of
Otago, in the Colony of New Zealand, and part of
Section one of fifty-one (1 of 51), Block three
(III.), Moeraki Survey District, in the Provincial
District of Otago aforesaid, for the use of roads.

NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of
the Palmerston Road Board to take certain
lands, hereinafter more particularly described, for
the purpose of constructing roads; and all persons
affected are hereby called upon to set forth in
writing any well-grounded objections to the taking
of such lands, and to send such writing within forty
days from the publication hereof to the said Pal-
merston Road Board. And notice is hereby further
given that the plans of the said lands are open for
inspection at the office of the said Palmerston Road
Board; and the following is the description of the
said lands respectively :-

1. All that parcel of land situate in the Hawks-
   bury District, containing by admeasurement one (1)
   rood and thirty-three (33) perches, and being part of
   Section twenty-seven (27), Block one (I.), on the
   record map of the said district, and comprised
   within the following boundary-lines: Commencing
   at the north-eastern corner or angle of the said
   Section numbered twenty-seven (27), and running
   thence along the north-north-eastern boundary-line
   of the said Section numbered twenty-seven (27) in
   a west-north-westerly direction, a distance of three
   hundred and ten links and five-tenths of a link
   (310.5); thence in a line bearing one hundred and
   fifty-eight degrees and fifty-one minutes (158° 51′), a
   distance of two hundred and seventy-five links and
   five-tenths of a link (275.5); thence in a line bearing
   two hundred and ninety-three degrees and thirty-two
   minutes (293° 32'), a distance of one hundred and
   twenty-six links and one-tenth of a link (126.1), to a
   point intersecting the east-south-eastern boundary-
   line of the said Section numbered twenty-seven (27);
   thence along the said east-south-eastern boundary-
   line in a north-north-easterly direction, a distance of
   two hundred and ten links and seven-tenths of a
   link (210.7), back to the point of commencement.
   Bounded on the North-north-east by part of Section
   two of thirteen (2 of 13), Block one (I.), Hawksbury
   District aforesaid; on the East-south-east by part of
   Section twenty-six (26) of the same block; and on
   all other sides by other parts of the said Section
   numbered twenty-seven (27).

2. All that parcel of land situate in the Hawks-
   bury District, containing by admeasurement one (1)
   rood and three perches and seven-tenths of a perch
   (3.7), and being part of Section numbered twenty-
   seven (27), Block one (I.), on the record map of the
   said district, and comprised within the following
   boundary-lines: Commencing at a point on the
   north-north-eastern boundary-line of the said
   Section numbered twenty-seven (27), distant three
   hundred and ten links and five-tenths of a link
   (310.5) from the north-eastern corner or angle of
   the said Section numbered twenty-seven (27), and
   running along the said north-north-eastern boundary-
   line in a west-north-westerly direction, a distance of
   eighty links and seven-tenths of a link (80.7);
   thence in a line bearing one hundred and fifty-eight
   degrees and fifty-one minutes (158° 51′), a distance
   of three hundred and fifty-four links and five-tenths
   of a link (354.5); thence in a line bearing two
   hundred and ninety-three degrees and thirty-two
   minutes (293° 32′), a distance of one hundred and
   fifty-three links and nine-tenths of a link (153.9), to
   a point intersecting the east-south-eastern boundary-
   line of the said Section numbered twenty-seven (27);
   thence along the said east-south-eastern boundary-
   line in a north-north-easterly direction, a distance of
   sixty (60) links, to a point distant two hundred and
   ten links and seven-tenths of a link (210.7) from the
   north-eastern corner or angle of the said Section
   numbered twenty-seven (27); thence in a line bear-
   ing two hundred and ninety-three degrees and thirty-
   two minutes (293° 32′), a distance of one hundred
   and twenty-six links and one-tenth of a link (126.1);
   thence in a line bearing one hundred and fifty-eight
   degrees and fifty-one minutes (158° 51′), a distance
   of two hundred and seventy-five links and five-tenths
   of a link (275.5), back to the point of commence-
   ment. Bounded on the North-north-east by a road-
   line; towards the East-south-east by part of Section
   numbered twenty-six (26), Block one (I.), Hawks-
   bury District aforesaid; and on all other sides by
   other parts of said Section numbered twenty-seven
   (27).

3. All that parcel of land situate in the Moeraki
   Survey District, containing by admeasurement two
   (2) roods and four-tenths of a perch (4), and being
   part of Section numbered one of fifty-one (1 of 51),
   Block three (III.), on the record map of the said
   district, and comprised within the following boundary-
   lines: Commencing at a point on Stony Creek, the
   southern boundary of said Section numbered one of
   fifty-one (1 of 51), and distant two hundred and
   thirty (230) links from the north-eastern corner or
   angle of Section numbered eleven (11), Block one
   (I.), Hawksbury District, and running from the
   said point in a line bearing two hundred and eighty-
   two degrees and seven minutes (282° 7′), a distance
   of four hundred and nine links and seven-tenths of a
   link (409.7); thence in a line bearing one hundred
   and fifty-six degrees and twenty-five minutes (156°
   25′), a distance of four hundred and twenty-four
   links and six-tenths of a link (424.6); thence in a
   line bearing two hundred and thirty-seven degrees
   and forty-four minutes (237° 44′), a distance of sixty
   links and seven-tenths of a link (60.7); thence in a
   line bearing one hundred and fifty-six degrees and
   twenty-five minutes (156° 25′), and running in a
   south-south-easterly direction, a distance of four
   hundred and forty-six links and five-tenths of a link
   (446.5); thence in a line bearing two hundred and
   eighty-two degrees and seven minutes (282° 7′), a
   distance of three hundred and ninety-five (395)
   links, to a point intersecting the said Stony Creek;
   thence along the said creek, a distance of seventy-five
   (75) links, back to the point of commencement.
   Bounded on the North-north-west by a road-line;
   on the West-south-west, South-north-east, and
   North-north-east by other parts of said Section
   numbered one of fifty-one (1 of 51); and on the
   South-east by the said Stony Creek, forming the
   southern boundary-line of the said Section num-
   bered one of fifty-one (1 of 51).

Dated at Palmerston, this twenty-fourth day of
September, one thousand eight hundred and eighty.

CHARLES CRUMP,
Clerk to the Palmerston Road Board.

694

SCOULAR AND ARCHIBALD V. TE ARO THEATRE
AND PUBLIC HALL COMPANY (LIMITED).

I HEREBY give notice that, under writ of fieri
facias, duly issued out of the Supreme Court of
New Zealand, Wellington District, at the suit of
THOMAS DONALD SCOULAR and ROBERT ARCHIBALD,
of the City of Wellington, Contractors, I have taken.