Nov. 6.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1231

In the matter of “The Companies Act, 1882,” and in the matter of the NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION COMPANY (LIMITED).

NOTICE is hereby given that, by an order of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, the creditors of the above-named company are required, on or before the 1st day of December, 1890, to send their names and addresses, and the particulars of their debts and claims, and the names and addresses of their solicitors, if any, to John Roberts and Douglas Harris Hastings, the Liquidators of the said company, at the registered office of the said company, Chamber of Commerce, Dunedin, in the Colony of New Zealand; and, if so required in writing from the said Liquidators, are, by their solicitors, to come in and prove their said debts or claims at the Registrar’s Office, in the Supreme Courthouse, at Dunedin, on or before Monday, the 15th day of December, 1890, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon; or, in default thereof, they will be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made before such debts are proved.

Dated this 20th day of October, 1890.

JOHN ROBERTS,
D. HARRIS HASTINGS,
Liquidators.

Stanford and Milne, Solicitors for the Liquidators. 591

In the matter of “The Public Works Act, 1882,” and the amending Acts thereof, and in the matter of the taking by the Waihemo County Council of certain lands in the County of Waihemo, in the Provincial District of Otago, for use as roads.

NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of the Waihemo County Council to take certain lands in the Provincial District of Otago, 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 Waihemo County Council, at Palmerston, in the Provincial District of Otago aforesaid. And notice is hereby further given that the plans of the said lands are open for inspection at the office of the said Waihemo County Council, at Palmerston aforesaid, and the following is the description of the said lands respectively:—

All that parcel of land containing by admeasurement 2 roods 24·3 perches, being part of Section 8, Block III., Dunback Survey District; and also all that parcel of land containing by admeasurement 0·6 perches, being part of Section 1, Block IV., Dunback Survey District; and also all that parcel of land containing by admeasurement 3 roods 29·2 perches, being part of Section 32, Block IV., Dunback Survey District; and also all that parcel of land containing by admeasurement 1 acre 2 roods 17 perches, being another part of said Section 32; and also all that parcel of land containing by admeasurement 2 perches, being another part of said Section 32.

Dated at Palmerston, this 27th day of October, 1890.

CHARLES CRUMP,
Clerk to the Waihemo County Council.

592

“THE NATIVE LAND COURT ACTS AMENDMENT ACT, 1889.”

NOTICE is hereby given that we, LEONARD HARPER and EDWARD CIRCUIT LATTER, both of Christchurch, in the Colony of New Zealand, Trustees of the estate of ROBERT HEATON RHODES, deceased,—claiming to have purchased or acquired the interests of Tuta Nihoniho, Renata Hape, Heni Nohoaka, Hori te Ori, Erana Rauhaere, Peti Poihakena, Eruera Ariari, Peti Matekino, Kararina Turaki, and Ropata Wahawaha in the parcel of land situate at Waiapu, in the District of Poverty Bay, in the Colony of New Zealand, and known by the name of the Kotarepaia Block, containing 874 acres;

Also claiming to have acquired or purchased the interests of Ani Pouahana, Hepia Hurikara, Hana Maraea Rairi, Hohepa Rairi, Heni Herewaka, Hori te Apinga, Ani Kirini, Katarina te Kani, Hanora te Whiu, Tuta Pauheo, Makere Rairi, Tuta Ngarima, Maraki Tautuhi, Hikiera Taurare, Wi Hunia, Te Wihu a Parae, Peta te Haura, Makere Tahawhenua, Winiata Kairohi, Mere Katene Taiapa, Apikara Kurawai, and Hari Tokoaka, in the parcel of land situate at Rangikohua, in the District of Poverty Bay, in the Provincial District of Auckland, called or known by the name of Rangikohua No. 2 Block, containing 472 acres, more or less;

Also claiming to have acquired or purchased the interests of Tuta Nihoniho, Maraki Tautuhi, Erueta Rena, Himiona Hohua, Pekama Pahura, Maraea Tauoha, Eruera Pirita, Raniera Tuhua, Hate Taituha, Mokena Horua, Mere Whariki, Hamiora Ngarimu, Hareta Taiheke, Herewini Hori, Mere Nihoniho, Heni Nohoaka, Miria Whakaiti, Maraea Kahu, Te Roana Pakau, Iretane Iriwaho, Makare Taiaha, Peti Waiariki, Reupena Torea, Anaru te Kahaki, Wi Pewhairangi, Hone Heke, Wiremu Tuhura, Erana Tuhura, Hira Whaikapakapa, Horomona Hapai, Pekana Waiti, Hare Maruata, Mere Ruawahine, Pine Tipuna, Eruera Kupenga, Aperama Tautua, Nepia Hurikara, Wiremu Taiaha, Wete Rure, Mokena Kahu, Renata Hape, Iehu Hake, Eruera Ariari, Hekiera Tuterangi, Hera Ngawahi (successor to Honi Awanui), Hare Paraone, Hone Poihakena, Tuta te Ua, Reupene te Ana, Anaru Ngamu, Pekama Tuha, Heni Taiaha, Hori te Rangikamata, Himiona Tiwhatiwha, Mere Arihi Ngangira, Iritana Kakano, Pita Horuhoru, Te Wharau Taitua, Hamiora Houkamu, Perenata Kaiwi, Hekiera Tauroro, Hoterene Karaka, Wiremu Tuhoro, Maraea Ugaki, Roka te Whataaruhe, Raiha Putoto, Pipi Taweka, Pita Rongo, Wi Patai, Koromia Wehenga, Hohepa Rairi, Hana Maraea, Puhoi Tiekı, Peta Tamahori, Eparaima Uruika, Herewini Waitatari, Wiremu Ngaupuku, Hetikea Waimotu, Henare Tangiawha, Henare Tuatai, Renata Mahemahe, Miriama Tihore, Pane Tatua, Kereama Tamararo, Wiremu Tohi, Himi Ngatai, Hori Waiti, Heni te Kahurangi, Mereana Okeokeo, Hiria Hokianga, Mauahi Kaeha, Hate Houkamaru, Tuta Ngarimu, Makere Ngangira, Tamati te Ota, Hori Peita, Hekiera Taitaikoho, Raiha Kahupaea, Hunia Karaka, Riria Rehua, Ratimira Puni, Kiore Whatiria, and Tamati Puni, in the parcel of land situate at Rangikohua, in the District of Poverty Bay, in the Provincial District of Auckland, called or known by the name of Rangikohua No. 3 Block, containing 5,632 acres, more or less;

Also claiming to have acquired or purchased the interests of Hekiera Tataikoho, Horomona Hapai, Wiki te Piri, Reihana Katua, Tuta Nihoniho, Matiu te Rango, Maraki Tautuhi, Haira te Rango, Makare te Hau, Piniha Pahau, Ritihia Ruinui, Haore Paraone, Taruhira Whaaki, Hamiora Katia, Paranihi Tipare, Matire Huroa, Hakopa Tipaata, Tamati te Ohaere, Hana Horuhoru, Hare Pikoi, Arepere te Reo, Watene Ketua, Pirihira Materoa, Hekiera Tuhou, Piripi Puoho, Honi Poi, Riria Katua, Rahera Whariki, Wi te Hau, Te Rina Kauri, Mere Ruawahine, Ruiha Rangiakina, Ihaka Maika, Anaru Teretere, Hareta Uene, Maora Puke, Mararae Ketua, Paora Kahu, Miriama Oria, Eru Tokara, Mere Karaka Herehere, Marara Taruka, Hira Whanautana, Hone Taewa, Hira Tamihere, Patara Tuau, Pita Timotimo, Wirihana Pahou, Rahara Pahou, Winiata Tautiwha, Ripeka Maiwera, Hekiera te Oka, Mere Moana, Heni Haere, Piniha Tamaanahi, Miria Tipuna, Akaripa Hote, Mereana te Piri, Hirini Pehu, Mere Tuhou, Hoani Pari, Ngaperu, Rupene Tiere, Roka Wahawaha, Tuta Tamati, Hariata Parekaahu, Kereama Matehe, Hone Heke, Makere Timotimo, Meri Whariki, Heni Nohoaka, Renata Hape, Erana, Kahina, Eruera Potaka, Pekama Pahura, Eruera Ariari, Wi Pewhairangi, Riria Kowhai, Peti Poihakewa, and Erana Waipapa, in the parcel of land situate at Waomatatini, in the District of Poverty Bay, in the Provincial District of Auckland, known by the name of Te Whakamarutuna Block, containing 1,320 acres, more or less;

Also claiming to have acquired or purchased the interests of Tuta Nihoniho, Peta Tewa, Nepia Hurikara, Hone Poihakena, Harata Tuari, Anaru te Kahaki, Hamiora Ngarimu, Hekiera Tuterangi, Moraki Tautuhi, Winiata Tapahi, Hoani Whakama, Mohi Turei, Raniera Tuhua, Pita Horuhoru, Miria Whakaiti, Harata Taheke, Reupena Tieri, Maraea Tauoha, Eruera Pirita, Tarati Wahakino, Rapata te Kooro, Hore Tokowaka, Henare Tuatai, Peti Matekino, Hotekia Motu, Pirihia Tehore, Renata Rangiipaia, Mere Hineitukua, Ripeka Paia, Peti Poihakena, Erana Rauhaere, Kararina Turaki, Mokena Romia, Herewini Huriwaka, Wiremu Pewhairangi, Himiona te Moana, Hare Paraone, Ruira Makuawe, Hoterene Karaka, Makari Tamanga, Hoani Kaikapo, Horomona Hapai, Hori Matamu, Apirana Tatua, Wiremu te Urupa, Reupene te Ana, Mata Pongahuru, Heni Nohoaka, Tamati te Ota, Himiona Tiwhatiwha, Hekiera Taurare, Hori Peita, Himiona te Owai, Pene Tipuna, Wi Turehu, Riria Kowhai, Eruera Kupenga, Hare Pikoi, Pekawa Pahura, Paenata Kaiwi, Riwait te Hana, Hone Korokia-ngatua, Hori Tuherre, Te Paia Pakawe, Hana Konewa, Heni Herewaka, Herewini Waitatari, Maraea Whakaki, Kereama Kaipara, Erana Okore, Hanara te Whio, Hohepa Rairi, Hiria te Rakahurumai, Makutu Tamati, Pekama Tuha, Anaru Ngamu, and Hamana Turi, in that piece of land at Waitahia, in the District of Poverty Bay, in the Provincial District of Auckland, known by the name of Pouturu Block, containing 1,480 acres, more or less;

And also claiming to have acquired or purchased the interests of Mere Waimanuku, Kerana te Owai, Ropihana Huatu, Erana Rauhaere, Te Honiana Auriri, Mere Whariki, Ruira Wharekohu, Mere Ariha Tawhara, Natama Maukau, Piripi te Awarau, Te Hemara Moana, Heni Nohoaka, Renata Apawai, Hori Tutere, Ripi Taweka, Mokena Harua, Perenata Kaiwi, Mere Ruawahine, Ruira Kahawai, Raana Pakau, Wiremu Taika, Hare Maruata, Piniha Tahiriri, Riwait Tau-ranga, Nepia Hurikara, Naera Otutu, Mokena Kahu, Wi Pahau, Wiremu te Owai, Eruera Ariari, Heni te Aomihia, Renata Hape, Kereama Kaipara Apirana Tatua, Peti