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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 27

Any person may, at any time within one month from the
date of this Gazette, give me notice in writing, in duplicate,
of opposition to the amendment, stating in such notice the
particular grounds of his objection.

No. 4258.—ILLIUS AUGUSTUS TIMMIS, of No. 2, Great
George Street, Westminster, London, S.W., England, Civil
Engineer. An invention for improvements in the electric
lighting of railway trains.

The applicant desires to amend his specification by in-
serting—

The following words before describing the invention: “In-
stead of using a dynamo driven by a special engine, I
find it convenient sometimes to put a large or main battery
in the guard’s van or other vehicle, and use it to light the
main lamps, and also to charge the small batteries. This
main battery I charge either by a dynamo on the train or at
a central station. I may charge the small batteries in the
same way. I may use a primary battery for the main
battery.”

The following words just previous to the claim for novelty:
“It is not necessary to insert a drawing to describe the
arrangement of a main battery to light the main lamps
instead of a dynamo as hereinbefore described.”

And the following words in the first claim for novelty: “or
main battery.”

C. J. A. HASELDEN,
Registrar of Patents, Designs, and Trade Marks.

Native Land Court Notices.

“The Native Lands Frauds Prevention Act, 1881,” and
“The Native Lands Frauds Prevention Act 1881 Amend-
ment Act, 1888.”

Native Land Court Office,
Wellington, 9th May, 1890.

NOTICE is hereby given that a Trust Commissioner will,
under the authority and for the purposes of the said
Acts, hold a Court at the Resident Magistrate’s Court, Wel-
lington, on Wednesday, the 21st day of May, 1890, at 11 o’clock
in the forenoon, for investigating the cases mentioned in the
Schedule hereunder, at which time and place all persons
interested in the said cases, and having objections to any of
the dealings, are hereby notified to attend.

W. BRIDSON,
Registrar.

SCHEDULE.

RAHUI.

89-188. TRANSFER dated the 24th day of July, 1889, from
Arapera te Umu to Messrs. Gear and Ling.

PUKEHOU NO. 5L NO. 5A.

90-60. Transfer dated the 22nd day of March, 1890, from
Hori te Waru to Herbert Freeman.

WELLINGTON, SECTION NO. 41.

90-61. Transfer dated the 12th day of March, 1890, from
Ihaka te Rou to Mere Makirangi and Hori Ihaka te Rou.

HANGANOAHIHO NO. 1.

90-62. Lease dated the 13th day of March, 1890, from
Ngaraie Kotua and others to Arthur O’Neil O’Donahoo.

AWAHOHONU A, NO. 3.

90-65. Transfer dated the 23rd day of April, 1890, from
Matire Kiriwehi and others to Hakaraia te Whena.

MOMI, SUBDIVISION 1 OF 4 OF SECTION 20.

90-67. Transfer dated the 17th day of April, 1890, from
Huhana te Mui to Edward Joshua Riddiford.

MOMI, SUBDIVISION 3 OF SECTION 20.

90-68. Transfer dated the 29th day of March, 1890, from
Toheroa Hapera, by his trustee Hapi Puketapu, to Edward
Joshua Riddiford.

MOMI, SUBDIVISION 2 OF 4 OF SECTION 20.

90-69. Transfer dated the 17th day of April, 1890, from
Hapi Puketapu to Edward Joshua Riddiford.

“The Native Land Court Acts Amendment Act, 1889.”

TOKOMARU BLOCK, POVERTY BAY DISTRICT.

WHEREAS Alexander Creighton Arthur, of The Willows,
in the District of Poverty Bay, has lodged with the
Commissioners appointed under the 20th section of the
above-mentioned Act an application pursuant to the provi-
sions of the above-mentioned Act, and to the rules made by
the said Commissioners thereunder, whereby the said Alex-
ander Creighton Arthur alleges that he has purchased or
acquired the interests of Hamiora Tikitiki, Petuere Kowhai,
Te Naere Tauehe, Tu, Horomona Hapai, Himiona Awanui,
Kereama Waihopi, and Mokaraka Waihopi (successors to
Ihaia Waihopi), Tepora Waaka, Tuaho te Raha, alias Tuwaho,
Hana Patu, Watarawai Rangi, Hori Kapekape or Tohungia,
Wiremu Kahuhate, Parenara te Waharoa (successor to Eru
Rito), Katerina Kowhi, Hoani Ruru, Hare Pini, Miriana Tui,
Mere Waimanuka, Matui Tai, Hotene Peneti, Mere Inoi,
alias Haata or Piriware, Raniera Heuheu, Hoani Muhu,
Hirini Whakataka, Maraea Toko, Reweti Rangi, Piripi Wana-
ga, Apirana Toko, Horiana te Kaiwhaikaheke, Hoani
Rukeruke, Paora te Whakatiki, Wi Hekopa (successor to
Katerina Inanga), Hori Mokoera, Rewi Haapu, Apiata Tawai
(successor to Katerina Inanga), Arapera Whaku, Mihi Ruke-
ruke, Karepa Muhu, Huna Karaka, Hamiora Kaiwhakata
(successor to Rewanga Pipi, alias Maata Rewanga), Hotene
Mihakai, Hapurona Konia, Harata Rukeruke, Hori Tarata,
Nepia Tohunga, Te Awariki, Samuel Goldsmith, Robert
Goldsmith, Pita Taumutu (successor to Pare Taranga), Here-
waka Poata and Mere Karaka te Rerehorua (successors to
Mereama Tongia), Te Koora Katua, Te Wikiriwhi te Matehe,
Henare Potae, Kakohanga, Mere Katea, Hoera te Anau or
Akau, Hana Kaiwahie, Erana Waipapa, Irihapeti te Wao,
Heni Pahau, Hana Paku, Wharehinahina, Rewi Turanga,
Makere Tipata, Hemi Kaipau, Harata Poiwa (successor to
Turuhera Moko), Pita Houkamau (successor to Kararaina
Turaki), Pini Tuhaka, Keriana te Kani, Minarapa te Riri
and Nepia te Aku (successors to Hera Parakau), Tou Tou,
alias Tautau, Tepora Tamararo, Ritihia Rewiti, Kararaina
Hoia, Horeana Meiha, Mere Porori, Hohaia te Wera, Ani
Ahunuku (successor to Ahipene Makahuri), Paratene Tatae,
Anaru Tauwate, Apikara Kauria, Arapeta Potae, Hamuiera
Kaporo, Hone Paerata, Maraea Marotiri, Te Houpara, Te
Rina Potae, Mokena te Kakari (successor to Karauria te
Atahaea, successor to Katerina Inanga), Kereti Kare, Maora
Paratene, Perenara te Waharoa, Hone Paerata (successor to
Tepora Ahua), Wairua te Wao, Herewaka Poata and Mere
Karaka te Rerehorua (successors to Mohi Ruatapu), of the
District of Poverty Bay, in the Provincial District of Auck-
land and Colony of New Zealand, aboriginal natives, in all
that parcel of land situated in the District of Poverty Bay
and known by the name of the Tokomaru Block, and has
applied to the said Commissioners to inquire into all the cir-
cumstances attending the said alleged alienation or acquisi-
tion of the said interests in the said land :

Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that Tuesday, the
27th day of May, 1890, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the fore-
noon, has been fixed by the said Commissioners as the time,
and the building situate in Gladstone Road, in the Town of
Gisborne, and known as Whinray’s Hall, as the place, for the
inquiry into all the circumstances attending the said alleged
alienation or acquisition of the said interests in the said
lands.

Dated at the City of Wellington, this 22nd day of April,
1890.

By order of the said Commissioners.

FRANK E. WILSON,
Secretary to the said Commissioners.

Crown Lands Notices.

Crown Lands for Sale, Wellington Land District.

Crown Lands Office,
Wellington, 31st March, 1890.

IT is hereby notified, in terms of “The Land Act, 1885,”
that the under-mentioned sections will be put up for
sale by auction, for cash, at this office, on Thursday, the
29th May, 1890, at 3 o’clock p.m., at the upset prices noted
opposite each section.

One-fifth of the purchase-money must be deposited on the
fall of the hammer, and the balance within thirty days, or
the deposit will be forfeited.

There are no limitations or restrictions incumbent upon
purchasers of cash lands at auction.

Plans and particulars can be obtained at this office.

J. W. A. MARCHANT,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

SCHEDULE.

Weighted with £157 10s. for improvements.

This section is situated at Curl’s clearing, in the Otama-
kapua Block, at the north-east corner of Marshall’s run, and
is accessible from the Feilding-Rangiwahia Road by the
Whare road-line. The distance from Feilding is about
thirty-two miles, and eight miles from the proposed Main
Trunk Railway, Marton-Te Awamutu, and the area com-
prises hilly, undulating, and flat land, of fair to good quality,
250 acres being open grass land, the balance of 154 acres
being covered with a forest, including rimu, rata, kahikatea,