Lease Conditions and Postal Appointments




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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 38
These sections form part of the Waihi Block, and are
forest land, some very good and some broken.
This block comprises lands belonging to seven distinct
grants. Lands being portions of more than one grant will
not be included in the same lease. Separate leases will,
therefore, be prepared for any lease of two or more sections
in different grants.
Other lands to be leased but not included in plan:—
Survey
District.
Opunake ..
Waimate ..
Waitara
West
Block.
X.
IV.
Section.
7
140
Part of No.
50, rural
Part of No.1,
suburban
Area.
50 0 0
63 0 0
214 0 0
Upset Rental
per Acre
per Annum.
A. B. P.
£ s. d.
0 3 0
0 7 0*
0 4 0†

  • There are improvements to the value of £20 on this section.
    † Close to the Town of Waitara; open land.
    CONDITIONS AS TO OCCUPATION AND IMPROVEMENTS.
    The maximum quantity any lessee can hold is 640 acres of
    rural land of the West Coast Settlement Reserves.
    Each lessee shall within two years from the date of his
    lease bring into cultivation not less than one-tenth of the
    land leased by him, and within four years of the said date
    not less than one-fifth of the said land, and within six years
    from the date of his lease, in addition to the cultivation of
    one-fifth of the land, shall place on such land substantial
    improvements of a permanent character to the value of £1
    for every acre of such land.
    Improvements to be suitable to and consistent with the
    extent and character of the holdings, and none shall be
    allowed for in any valuation in excess of £5 for every acre of
    rural land.
    The lease will contain an arbitration clause to enable, at
    the end of the term, the value of improvements to be determined for which an outgoing lessee should be paid by an
    incoming lessee. It will also provide that, in the event of
    there being no accepted tenderer for the new lease, the old
    lessee shall have the option of accepting a fresh lease for the
    same period and on the same conditions as his first lease, at
    a rental to be fixed by arbitration, minus the value of the
    improvements, which is also to be fixed by arbitration.
    CONDITIONS AS TO TENDERS.
    Tenderers may offer for any number of sections, but no
    tender will be accepted for more than 640 acres in the aggregate. Such sections must, however, be contiguous, and not
    more than 200 acres of the open Waihi land will be let to one
    person.
    After the declaration of tenders any sections not tendered
    for will be open for application at the upset rent. The first
    applicant to be declared the lessee, but, if there should be
    two or more applicants at the same time for any lease, the
    right to the lease shall be decided by lot.
    A deposit of one half-year's rent must be made at the time
    of tendering, the amount to be calculated on the highest
    amount offered by any tenderer for an aggregate area of 640
    acres or any less quantity; but no deposit will be required
    for any quantity of land tendered for beyond the 640 acres.
    Coloured lithographic plans of the Waihi Block will be on
    view in the several Land Offices throughout the colony.
    W. RENNELL,
    Reserves Trustee.
    Appointments in Postal Telegraph Service.
    General Post Office, Wellington, 1st June, 1885.
    IN virtue of the powers delegated to the Postmaster-General by His Excellency the Governor, the following appointments
    have been made in the Postal Telegraph Service of the colony.
    JULIUS VOGEL,
    Postmaster-General.
    Name.
    Olothier, J. J. ..
    Scully, J. C. ..
    Date.
    24 Feb., 1885 ..
    1 May, ..
    Position.
    Mechanician ..
    Lineman ..
    Office.
    Auckland ..
    Naseby ..
    Salary.
    £
    200
    110
    Postmasters appointed.
    General Post Office, Wellington, 1st June, 1885.
    IN virtue of the powers delegated to the Postmaster-General by His Excellency the Governor, the following appointments
    have been made in the Postal Telegraph Service of the colony.
    JULIUS VOGEL,
    Postmaster-General.
    Name.
    Kitchen, T. ..
    Farr, Ann
    Hintze, Louis
    Pyemont, A. B. P. ..
    Brown, W. A. ..
    Lambert, C. C. ..
    Gorton, H. ..
    Sloans, W. J. ..
    White, A. W. ..
    Applegate, G. ..
    Ryan, Edward ..
    Mills, H. P. ..
    Guy, J. ..
    Jones, E. ..
    Jones, Edwin ..
    Cudworth, C. W. ..
    Brown, J. ..
    To be Postmaster at
    Aratapu
    Bennett'
    Crofton
    Eltham
    Greatford
    Halcombe
    Kyle ..
    Loburn
    Maerewhenua
    Ngaire
    Okarito
    Okehu ..
    Orepuki
    Otiake
    Ponsonby
    Pukekura
    Waikaia
    In what Postal District.
    Auckland ..
    Christchurch
    Wanganui
    Wanganui
    Wanganui
    Wellington
    Christchurch
    Christchurch
    Oamaru
    Wanganui
    Hokitika
    Wanganui
    Invercargill
    Oamaru
    Auckland
    Auckland
    Dunedin
    Date.
    16 May, 1885.
    1 April,
    1 May,
    1 May,
    15 April,
    12 April,
    1 July,
    1 May,
    1 May,
    1 May,
    1 June,
    1 April,
    1 June,
    1 April,
    1 May,
    1 May,
    1 May,
    Post Offices opened.
    General Post Office, Wellington, 1st June, 1885.
    THE following list of additional post offices which have been opened in the colony is published for general information.
    JULIUS VOGEL,
    Postmaster-General.
    Name of Office.
    Maerewhenua ..
    In what Postal District.
    Oamaru ..
    Circulating Office
    Oamaru.


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🗺️ West Coast Settlement Reserves - Sale of Leases (continued from previous page)

🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
30 April 1885
Leases, Waihi Block, Conditions, Tenders, Improvements
  • W. Rennell, Reserves Trustee

🚂 Appointments in Postal Telegraph Service

🚂 Transport & Communications
1 June 1885
Appointments, Postal Telegraph Service, Mechanician, Lineman
  • J. J. Olothier, Appointed Mechanician at Auckland
  • J. C. Scully, Appointed Lineman at Naseby

  • Julius Vogel, Postmaster-General

🚂 Postmasters Appointed

🚂 Transport & Communications
1 June 1885
Appointments, Postmasters, Postal Districts
17 names identified
  • T. Kitchen, Appointed Postmaster at Aratapu (Auckland)
  • Ann Farr, Appointed Postmaster at Bennett (Christchurch)
  • Louis Hintze, Appointed Postmaster at Crofton (Wanganui)
  • A. B. P. Pyemont, Appointed Postmaster at Eltham (Wanganui)
  • W. A. Brown, Appointed Postmaster at Greatford (Wanganui)
  • C. C. Lambert, Appointed Postmaster at Halcombe (Wellington)
  • H. Gorton, Appointed Postmaster at Kyle (Christchurch)
  • W. J. Sloans, Appointed Postmaster at Loburn (Christchurch)
  • A. W. White, Appointed Postmaster at Maerewhenua (Oamaru)
  • G. Applegate, Appointed Postmaster at Ngaire (Wanganui)
  • Edward Ryan, Appointed Postmaster at Okarito (Hokitika)
  • H. P. Mills, Appointed Postmaster at Okehu (Wanganui)
  • J. Guy, Appointed Postmaster at Orepuki (Invercargill)
  • E. Jones, Appointed Postmaster at Otiake (Oamaru)
  • Edwin Jones, Appointed Postmaster at Ponsonby (Auckland)
  • C. W. Cudworth, Appointed Postmaster at Pukekura (Auckland)
  • J. Brown, Appointed Postmaster at Waikaia (Dunedin)

  • Julius Vogel, Postmaster-General

🚂 Post Offices Opened

🚂 Transport & Communications
1 June 1885
Post Offices, Openings, Postal Districts
  • Julius Vogel, Postmaster-General