New Zealand Gazette – 1887 – No. 55

Page 1133

✨ Pastoral Licenses, Native Land Court Notices

Aug. 25.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1133

conditions of lease see “Summary of New Zealand Land Laws,” page 18, copy of which, and a plan showing the runs, may be seen at the Post-office, Havelock, and at this office.

PASTORAL LICENSE, under Part VI. of “The Land Act, 1885.”

Linkwater | Mahakipawa, at the back of Sec- | Acres.
| tion 71 .. .. .. | 500

Term—Ten years. Upset annual rent, 1d. an acre. Twelve months’ rent and a license-fee of £1 1s. must be paid on the fall of the hammer.

HENRY G. CLARKE,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Native Land Court Notices.

Sittings of Native Land Court adjourned.

Native Land Court Office,
Auckland, 22nd August, 1887.

NOTICE is hereby given that the session of the Native Land Court advertised to be held at Cambridge, Waikato, on the 6th day of September next will not be held on that day, such session having been postponed by the Chief Judge to Tuesday, the 4th day of October next.

EDWD. HAMMOND,
Registrar.

Partition of Land under “The Native Land Court Act, 1886.”

Native Land Court Office, Auckland, 17th August, 1887.

NOTICE is hereby given that at a sitting of the Native Land Court of New Zealand, to be held at Ohinemuri, in the District of Upper Thames, on the 21st day of September next, will be heard the applications of the person whose name appears in the first column for the partition of the lands the names of which appear in the second column and the boundaries of which are named in the third column.

EDW. HAMMOND,
Registrar.

SCHEDULE.

No.	Name of the Person who has applied for Partition.	Names of the Blocks to be partitioned.	Boundaries.
1	The Governor ..	Waokauri .. ..	On the North-east and East is the Mangakirikiri Stream ; on the South, Mangakirikiri No. 4 Block ; on the South-west, Mangotahi Block ; and on the North-west, survey-lines.
2	The Governor ..	Mangakirikiri No. 3 South	On the North is a part of Mangakirikiri No. 3 Block ; on the East is Mangotahi, Owhao, Te Rapaatikiato No. 2, Te Puketutu, Te Ana No. 1 and No. 2 Blocks, and a survey-line ; on the South, Waingaro Stream ; and on the West, Waikiekie Stream, mission-land, a survey-line, and the Hape South No. 1 Block.
3	The Governor ..	Moehau No. 4 ..	On the North, Torehine and Whareroa Blocks, Wharetana and Unanga-wha Streams, Huruhuru Block, to the summit of the range ; on the East, along the range, that is, the western boundary of Harataunga Block ; on the South, Government land (known as Pita’s Block), lands granted to Mr. Keven and to Mr. Dacre, Waimai, Kutia, and Raehira Blocks, and on the Gulf of Hauraki, Otupaina ; on the West, the Gulf of Hauraki, Te Niho Block, land granted to Mr. W. Houston, Waikiakia Block, and the Gulf of Hauraki again, as far as the southern boundary of Torehine Block, to the starting-point.
4	The Governor ..	Ohinemuri No. 2a ..	On the North-east, a part of Ohinemuri No. 2 ; on the South-east, Ohinemuri No. 4 ; on the South-west, another part of Ohinemuri No. 2 ; and on the North-west, Ohinemuri No. 20.
5	The Governor ..	Ohinemuri No. 3a ..	On the North-east, Mataora Block ; on the South-east, Section 1, Block XII., Ohinemuri Survey District ; on the South-west, Ohinemuri No. 3 Block ; and on the North-west, Ohinemuri No 20 Block.
6	The Governor ..	Ohinemuri No. 4a ..	On the North-east, Ohinemuri No. 4 Block ; on the South-east, Ohinemuri No. 4, Section 1, Block XV., Ohinemuri Survey District, and Ohinemuri No. 4 again ; on the South-west, the aforesaid Ohinemuri No. 4 ; and on the North-west, Ohinemuri Nos. 2 and 3 Blocks.
7	The Governor ..	Ohinemuri No. 7a ..	On the East, a part of Ohinemuri No. 7 Block ; on the South, Ohinemuri No. 17 ; on the West, another part of Ohinemuri No. 7 ; and on the North-west, Ohinemuri No. 4 Block.
8	The Governor ..	Ohinemuri No. 8a ..	On the North, Ohinemuri No. 4 ; on the East, the sea ; on the South, Ohinemuri Nos. 9A, 12, and 13A ; on the East again, Ohinemuri Nos. 13A and 13 ; and on the South and West sides Ohinemuri No. 8.
9	The Governor ..	Ohinemuri No. 10a ..	On the North-west, the Ohinemuri River ; and on other sides, Ohinemuri No. 10 Block.
10	The Governor ..	Ohinemuri No. 11a ..	On the North is Owharoa No. 2 Block ; on other sides, Ohinemuri No. 11 Block.
11	The Governor ..	Ohinemuri No. 13a ..	On the West and on the North is Ohinemuri No. 8A ; on the East, Ohinemuri No. 12 ; and on the South, Ohinemuri No. 13 Block.
12	The Governor ..	Ohinemuri No. 16a ..	On the North-east is Ohinemuri No. 16 ; on the South, Ohinemuri No. 17 ; on the West, Pukemokemoke Block ; and on the North-west, Ohinemuri No. 17 again.
13	The Governor ..	Ohinemuri No. 17a ..	On the North is Ohinemuri No. 8 Block ; on the East, Waihi Nos. 1, 2, and 5 Blocks ; on the North again is Waihi No. 5 ; and on the North-east, the sea ; on the South-east, a survey-line, the termination of a road, sections Nos. 6 and 5 of Block I., Katikati Survey District, and a survey line ; and on the West, Ohinemuri No. 17 Block.
14	The Governor ..	Ohinemuri No. 19a ..	On the North-west, the North-east, and the North-west again is Ohinemuri No. 19 Block ; and on the South-east and South-west, Ohinemuri No. 17 Block.
15	The Governor ..	Owharoa No. 2a ..	On the North is Ohinemuri No. 6 Block ; on the East, Owharoa No. 2 Block ; on the South, Ohinemuri No. 11 Block ; on the South-west, the river of Ohinemuri, Paraparekauri Stream, and Owharoa No. 5 Block.
16	The Governor ..	Owharoa No. 5 ..	On the North, Ohinemuri No. 6 Block ; on the North-east, Owharoa No. 2A. Block, and Paraparakauri Stream ; on the South and on the West, the Ohinemuri River.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1887, No 55

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🗺️ Pastoral License for Linkwater

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated25 August 1887
KeywordsPastoral License, Linkwater, Mahakipawa, Crown Lands, Leases, Rent
👩‍💼 Officials

HENRY G. CLARKE, Commissioner of Crown Lands

🪶 Adjournment of Native Land Court Session

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated22 August 1887
KeywordsNative Land Court, Cambridge, Waikato, Adjournment, Session
👩‍💼 Officials

EDWD. HAMMOND, Registrar

🪶 Partition of Native Land

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated17 August 1887
KeywordsNative Land Court, Partition, Ohinemuri, Upper Thames, Land Blocks, Boundaries
👩‍💼 Officials

EDW. HAMMOND, Registrar

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