JUNE 22.]
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

9. Each applicant will be required to make the
   declaration prescribed by section sixty-two of "The
   Land Act, 1877," before making his selection, and he
   shall at the time of application deposit with the
   Receiver of Land Revenue for the Canterbury Land
   District one-tenth of the price of the allotment.
   Such payment shall be deemed to be a discharge of
   the license-fee for the six months due on the first
   day of January, one thousand eight hundred and
   eighty-three.

10. In the event of the allotment applied for being
    put up to auction, the person who is declared the
    purchaser thereof shall forthwith pay to the Receiver
    of Land Revenue for Canterbury, in addition to the
    sum he has deposited, an amount equal to one-tenth
    of the increased price obtained therefor over the
    upset price thereof.

11. The purchaser of any allotment, upon the full
    payment of the purchase-money, and also the fulfil-
    ment of the terms and conditions prescribed by "The
    Land Act, 1877," and "The Land Act 1877 Amend-
    ment Act, 1879," relating to land on deferred pay-
    ments, will be entitled to his Crown grant, to be
    issued in the usual way upon payment of the fees
    prescribed by law.

12. In respect of the allotment described in the
    First Schedule hereto upon which the value of im-
    provements has been assessed in pursuance of the
    eighth section of "The Land Act 1877 Amendment
    Act, 1879," the amount of the value of such improve-
    ments, as stated opposite such section, shall be added
    to the upset price thereof; and any applicant for
    such allotment other than the occupant thereof shall,
    at the time of making his application, deposit such
    sum with the Receiver of Land Revenue; and if any
    person other than the occupant of the section shall
    become the purchaser thereof, the sum so deposited
    shall be paid over to the occupant.

FIRST SCHEDULE.

LANDS TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION FOR CASH.

BLOCK VI., containing 3 acres and 27 perches; to
be sold in one lot. Upset price, £60. Value of im-
provements to be added thereto, £1,175.

Blocks IV., V., and VII., 1 rood each. Upset
price, £5 per allotment.

Blocks III. and VIII., 1 acre each. Upset price,
£10 per allotment.

SECOND SCHEDULE.

LANDS TO BE SOLD AS SUBURBAN LAND ON
DEFERRED PAYMENTS.

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SECOND SCHEDULE—continued.

FORSTER GORING,
Clerk of the Executive Council.

Native Licensing Districts constituted.

ARTHUR GORDON, Governor.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.

At the Government House, at Wellington, this
eighteenth day of May, 1882.

Present:

HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL.

WHEREAS by the seventeenth section of "The
Licensing Act, 1881," it is enacted that the
Governor, by Order in Council, may from time to
time alter the limits of any Native licensing districts
or abolish the same: And whereas it is expedient to
abolish the Native Licensing District of Waiapu,
and to constitute other districts in lieu thereof:
Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, in
pursuance and exercise of all powers enabling him in
this behalf, and with the advice and consent of the
Executive Council of New Zealand, doth hereby
abolish the said Native Licensing District of Waiapu,
and doth constitute and define the several parts of
the colony mentioned and described in the Schedule
hereto to be Native licensing districts under "The
Licensing Act, 1881," from the thirtieth day of June
next.

SCHEDULE.

WAIAPU.

BOUNDED towards the North and East by the ocean
from Cape Runaway to Paritu; thence towards the
South by a right line to the junction of the Ruaki-
turi and the Huangaroa Rivers, and by the centre of
the said Ruakituri River to its source; thence
towards the South-west by a right line to Maunga-
pohatu; and thence towards the North-west and West
by the Whakatane County to Cape Runaway, the
place of commencement: excepting the Turanga
Native Licensing District, hereinafter described.

WAIKAREMOANA.

Bounded towards the South-west by the Wairoa
River from its mouth to its junction with the Waiau
River; thence by that river to its junction with the
Waikari Tahiki Stream; thence by that stream to
Lake Waikaremoana, skirting said lake in an easterly
direction to the boundary of Whakatane County;
thence towards the North-west by said Whakatane
County; thence towards the North-east by the
Waiapu Native Licensing District, hereinbefore
described, to Paritu; and thence by the sea to the
place of commencement.

TURANGA.

Bounded towards the West from the mouth of
the Waipaoa River to a point on said river called Te
Moari; thence by lines, 1665 links, 1600 links, 1280
links, 1664 links, 443 links, 700 links, 10100 links,
and 15175 links, to Te Matatu, being the northern