SEPT. 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1461

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 400 acres, and numbered 3323 (in red), in the Clyde and Ramsay Survey Districts. Bounded on the west and south-west by the Clyde River; on the south-east by Run No. 112; on the north by lines at about right angles to the general direction of the western boundary, and about two miles distant from the southern boundary; and on the east by lines parallel to the general direction of the western and south-western boundaries, and not less than 25 chains distant therefrom.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 300 acres, and numbered 3324 (in red), in the Clyde Survey District. Bounded on the east by the Clyde River; on the north, west, and south by lines to cover the forest. The north and south boundaries to run at a right angle with the general direction of the eastern boundary, and the western boundary to be not less than half a mile distant from the eastern boundary; the south-east corner to be about 40 chains north-west of Trig. K, Clyde District.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 1,200 acres, and numbered 3325 (in red), Blocks IX., X., XIII., and XIV. in the Sinclair Survey District; being the forest land in the valley of Bush Stream. Bounded on the east by Run No. 110; on the southward, northward, and westward by lines run to cover the forest on either side of Bush Stream. The western point of this reserve is about three miles and a half west of the point where Bush Stream crosses the western boundary of Reserve No. 1575.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 250 acres, and numbered 3326 (in red), Block I., Sinclair Survey District; situated on Camp Stream, a branch of the Havelock River. Bounded on the south-east by Educational Reserve No. 1575, Camp Stream, and lines to cover the forest; on the westward by lines to cover the forest; on the northward by lines to cover the forest, and parallel to the general direction of Camp Stream; and on the north-east by lines to cover the forest.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 2,600 acres, and numbered 3327 (in red), in the Torlesse, Sinclair, and Godley Survey Districts; being a strip of land bounded by the west bank of the River Havelock, the south bank of the Forbes River, the north bank of Carney’s Stream, and by lines to cover the forest on the south side of the last-mentioned stream. The reserve to have an average width of not less than 40 chains, the back boundaries to be parallel to the general direction of the aforementioned rivers and stream, and to cover forest. This reserve extends about two miles and a half up the western bank of the River Havelock, about three miles up Carney’s Stream, and about two miles and a half up the south bank of the Forbes River.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 2,600 acres, and numbered 3328 (in red), in the Torlesse Survey District; being a strip of land having an average width of not less than 40 chains. Commencing at a point on the Forbes River about three miles above its junction with the Havelock River, and extending up the north and west banks respectively of those rivers to a point about three miles and a half from their junction with each other; the back boundaries to be lines drawn parallel to the aforementioned rivers to cover the forest; the northern boundary to be lines run to cover the forest.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land district, containing about 1,300 acres, and numbered 3329 (in red), in the Havelock Survey District; being a strip of land to cover the forest running up the east bank of the Havelock River, having an average width of 40 chains. Commencing at about 40 chains south of the westernmost corner of Run No. 111, and extending northward about three miles and a half.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 3,800 acres, and numbered 3330 (in red), in the Aspiring and Wilkin Survey Districts. Bounded on the southward by Albert Burn, and lines to cover the forest; on the eastward, northward, and westward by lines to cover the forest.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 3,100 acres, and numbered 3331 (in red), in the Wilkin Survey District. Bounded towards the eastward by Lake Wanaka and Rural Sections Nos. 23280, 21362, and 23281; on the southward by lines to give access from the lake, and to include the forest. Also bounded on the southward by the River Nottingley; on the westward and northward by lines to include the forest; and also on the northward by lines to give access from the lake.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 47,600 acres, and numbered 3332 (in red), in the Young, Haast, Wilkin, and McKerrow Districts. Bounded towards the south-east by the road from Haast Pass, and a branch of the River Makarora; on the southward by the River Wilkin, and lines to cover the forest on the south bank thereof; on the westward and north-westward by lines to cover the forest; and on the north-eastward by the dividing-line between the Provincial Districts of Canterbury and Westland to Haast Pass: save and except Sections Nos. 34694, 34788, 35314, 34596, 33376, 35301, 30277, and 34724, which are included within the above-described boundaries.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 11,000 acres, and numbered 3333 (in red), in the Haast and McKerrow Survey Districts. Bounded towards the westward generally by the road from Haast Pass, a branch of the River Makarora, the River Makarora, Reserve No. 2248, the reserve at Cameron’s Flat, Section No. 34695, Reserve No. 2247, Sections Nos. 21028, 21037, 23825, 23826, 23866, 23867, 23868, 23869, 23870, 23871, 4690, 7698, 21027, and 21038; on the southward, eastward, and south-eastward by lines to cover the forest; and on the north-eastward by the dividing-line between the Provincial Districts of Canterbury and Westland to Haast Pass.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 3,300 acres, and numbered 3334 (in red), in the McKerrow Survey District. Bounded on the south-eastward by the River Hunter, on the south-west and north-east by lines to cover the forest and give a suitable frontage to the said river. This reserve is situated on a stream which empties itself into the west side of the River Hunter at a point about one mile and a half to the north of Trig. T, McKerrow Survey District.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 14,100 acres, and numbered 3335 (in red), in the Hunter Survey District. Bounded towards the south-east by the west bank of the River Hunter, and on the southward, westward, and northward generally by lines to cover the forest lying between the source of the said river and Cotter’s Stream.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 8,200 acres, and numbered 3336 (in red), in the Hunter Survey District. Bounded on the north-west by the east bank of the River Hunter, on the southward by the northern boundary of Run No. 99B, and on the eastward and north-eastward generally by lines to cover the forest extending northward to near the source of the last-mentioned river.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 1,000 acres, and numbered 3337 (in red), in the Stafford Survey District; being all that block of land bounded by straight lines to include the forest in the forks of the Dingle Burn lying to the east of Leaning Mount.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 7,000 acres, and numbered 3338 (in red), in the Hunter and Stafford Survey Districts. Bounded on the eastward by the Ahuriri River; and on the southward, westward, and northward by straight lines to cover the forest on the west bank of the said river, extending as far south as Trig. D, Stafford Survey District.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 2,000 acres, and numbered 3339 (in red), in the Hunter and Stafford Survey Districts. Bounded on the westward by the Ahuriri River; and on the northward, eastward, and southward by lines to cover the principal forest on the east bank of the said river.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 2,800 acres, and numbered 3340 (in red), in the Hopkins and Campbell Survey Districts. Bounded by lines to cover the forest on Station Stream between Mount Sutton and Mount Maitland.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 3,600 acres, and numbered 3341 (in red), in the Hopkins Survey District. Bounded by lines to cover the forest on Temple Stream and its tributaries; also bounded partly on the southward and south-eastward by the said stream.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 11,000 acres, and numbered 3342 (in red), in the Ward and Hopkins Survey Districts. Bounded on the eastward by the River Hopkins; and on the southward, westward, and northward by lines to cover the principal forest-lands on the Elcho Stream, the River Huxley, and the west bank of the first-mentioned river to a point about two miles and a half south of the mouth of the last mentioned river.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, containing about 5,100 acres, and numbered 3343 (in red), in the Ward and Hopkins Survey Districts. Bounded on the westward by the River Hopkins; and on the northward, eastward, and southward by lines to cover the principal forest lands along the east bank of the said river.

All that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District containing about 9,000 acres, and numbered 3344 (in red), in the Hopkins, Ward, and Tasman Survey Districts. Bounded on the eastward by the River Dobson; on the southward and westward by lines to cover the principal forest lands along the west bank of the said river; and on the northward