Land Sale Details




2178
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 77

County. District. Section. Block. Area. Cash Price. Occupation with Right of Purchase: Rent, 5 per Cent. Lease in Perpetuity: Rent, 4 per Cent.
A. R. P. s. d. Per Acre. Total Price. Rent per Acre.
Clifton .. Upper Waitara 1 IV. 1,250 0 0 15 0 937 10 0 0 9
" .. " 8 " 1,092 0 0 15 0 819 0 0 0 9
Broken pastoral land, covered with forest, fairly heavy. Altitude, from 500 ft. to 1,440 ft. above sea-level. Soil fairly good, on papa formation; well watered by permanent streams. Section 1 distant seven miles, and Section 8 about eleven miles, from Uruti by Moki Road.
Clifton .. Upper Waitara 2 VIII. 1,510 0 0 15 0 1132 10 0 0 9
" .. " 3 " 815 0 0 15 0 611 5 0 0 9
" .. " 4 " 1,100 0 0 12 6 687 10 0 0 7·5
Broken pastoral country, covered with fairly heavy forest. Altitude, from 500 ft. to 1,440 ft. above sea-level. Soil of fair quality, on papa formation; well watered by permanent streams. Distant from Uruti about nine to eleven miles by Moki, Rerekino, and Makino North Roads.
Clifton .. Upper Waitara 1 XII. 1,030 0 0 12 6 643 15 0 0 7·5
" .. " 2 " 1,022 0 0 12 6 638 15 0 0 7·5
Broken pastoral country, covered with fairly heavy forest. Altitude, from 450 ft. to 1,320 ft. above sea-level. Soil of fair quality, on papa formation; well watered. Distant from Uruti to nearest point of Section 1 about thirteen miles, and from Whangamomona to nearest point of Section 2 about twelve miles.
Clifton .. Pouatu .. 3 I. 1,035 0 0 14 0 724 10 0 0 8·4
" .. " .. 4 " 1,020 0 0 11 6 586 10 0 0 6·9
" .. " .. 5 " 500 0 0 11 6 287 10 0 0 6·9
" .. " .. " 490 0 0 15 0 367 10 0 0 9
" .. " .. 8 " 1,400 0 0 15 0 1050 0 0 0 9
" .. " .. 9 " 1,090 0 0 15 0 817 10 0 0 9
Broken pastoral land, covered with fairly heavy forest. Altitude, from 500 ft. to 1,350 ft. above sea-level. Soil fairly good, on papa formation, and well watered by permanent streams. Situate from fourteen to eighteen miles from Uruti.
Clifton .. Pouatu .. 3 II. 375 0 0 20 0 375 0 0 1 0
" .. " .. 4 " 224 0 0 22 6 252 0 0 1 1·5
A few acres flat on each section, balance hilly country; all covered with fairly heavy forest. Soil good, resting on papa-and-sandstone formation, and well watered. Distant about eight miles from Tuhara. Packhorses can be taken to within a mile and a half of Section 3.
Clifton .. Pouatu .. 7 II. 573 0 0 22 6 644 12 6 1 1·5
" .. " .. 15 " 382 0 0 20 0 382 0 0 1 0
" .. " .. 16 " 393 0 0 20 0 393 0 0 1 0
" .. " .. 17 " 673 0 0 16 6 555 4 6 0 9·9
" .. " .. 18 " 419 0 0 16 6 345 13 6 0 9·9
Hilly pastoral country, covered with heavy forest. Altitude, 550 ft. to 1,300 ft. above sea-level. Soil good, resting on papa-and-sandstone formation; well watered. Distance from Tuhara to boundary of Section 15 about eight miles.
Clifton .. Pouatu .. 5 V. 1,125 0 0 12 6 703 2 6 0 7·5
" .. " .. 6 " 970 0 0 12 6 606 5 0 0 7·5
" .. " .. 7 " 845 0 0 12 6 528 2 6 0 7·5
Rough and broken pastoral country, covered with fairly heavy forest. Altitude, from 500 ft. to 1,480 ft. above sea-level. Soil of fair quality, resting upon papa-and-sandstone formation; well watered. Distant from Uruti fifteen to nineteen miles, and from Tuhara nine to fourteen miles.
Clifton .. Upper Waitara 7 XI. 645 0 0 12 6 403 2 6 0 7·5
" .. " 8 " 615 0 0 12 6 384 7 6 0 7·5
" .. " 9 " 1,635 0 0 12 6 1,021 17 6 0 7·5
Rough, broken grazing country, covered with moderately heavy forest. Altitude, 400 ft. to 1,350 ft. above sea-level. Soil fair, resting on papa formation; well watered by permanent streams. Distance from Junction Road by Matau Road to nearest point of Section 7, about five miles. Small flats on Waitara River.
Clifton .. Upper Waitara 7 XV. 560 0 0 15 0 420 0 0 0 9
" .. " 8 " 1,609 0 0 15 0 1206 15 0 0 9
" .. " 11 " 921 2 0 15 0 691 2 6 0 9
Rough and broken country, suitable for grazing; covered with moderately heavy forest. Altitude, 500 ft. to 1,500 ft. above sea-level. Soil fair, on papa formation; well watered by permanent streams. Distance to nearest point of Section 7 from Junction Road via Matau Road, about four miles.

General Description of Land in Blocks XIV., XV., and XVI., Omona, and Blocks I., II., III., VI., Opaku Survey Districts.

The above land comprises hilly country with fair to steep slopes, and in some places broken, covered with a dense forest of tawa, rata, rimu, matai, tawhero, mahoe, a little totara and birch on spur-tops, with usual undergrowth. The soil is of a fair quality, comprising a vegetable mould resting upon a formation of papa, and is well watered by permanent streams. The altitude varies from 200 ft. to 1,500 ft. above sea-level, some of the ridges rising from 500 ft. to 800 ft. above the valleys; but on Section 4, Block II, Opaku, they rise to 1,200 ft. above the valleys. The average height of the ridges is about 450 ft. On the whole the land is well adapted for pastoral pursuits, principally for sheep-farming and cattle-raising.

The principal means of access will be by the Rawhitiroa Road from Eltham on the north, which is formed for about twenty miles as a dray-road, the remainder being a bridle-road. From Patea the access will be by the Patea, Kaharoa, and Maben Roads; the latter road, along the Patea River, is formed to within four miles of the block, either as a dray or bridle road, the total distance from Patea being about twenty-three miles. Another route will be from Hawera (from which the block is distant about twenty miles) via the Tawhiti, Whareroa, Tangahoe Valley, and Pukekino Roads. About seven miles is a formed dray-road, three miles and a half a horse-road, and nine miles and a half a surveyed road only. The Patea River running through a portion of the block is navigable for canoes.

The climate is bracing and healthy, the rainfall equable and plentiful throughout the year, which generally insures an abundance of grass.

General Description of Land in Pouatu, Waro, and Upper Waitara Survey Districts.

This land is situated in the Clifton County, and includes the headwaters of the Waitara River as well as portions of the watersheds of Tangarakau and Tongaporutu Streams, and is distant in a north-easterly direction from New Plymouth and Waitara about thirty-seven miles and twenty-seven miles respectively. These are the chief towns forming the market centres for the area being offered. Another main access, however, would be from Stratford, which is distant about fifty-three miles by Ohura Road, via Whangamomona. The land is all covered with forest and is generally hilly, with an area of rough broken country around the heads of the streams. The forest is moderately heavy, and consists of tawa, tawhero, kahikatea, rimu, rata, matai, miro, &c., with a dense undergrowth of karamu, karewa (supplejack), kiekie, mahoe (whitewood), konini (fuchsia), &c.



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🗺️ Rural Lands in Taranaki Land District Open for Sale or Selection (continued from previous page)

🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
2 October 1902
Land sale, Land selection, Taranaki, Clifton County, Upper Waitara, Pouatu, Rural land, Cash purchase, Lease in perpetuity, Second-class land, Pastoral land, Forested land, Hilly country

🗺️ General Description of Land in Blocks XIV., XV., XVI., Omona and Blocks I., II., III., VI., Opaku Survey Districts

🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Land description, Hilly country, Forest, Tawa, Rata, Rimu, Matai, Papa formation, Sheep farming, Cattle raising, Rawhitiroa Road, Eltham, Patea, Dray-road, Brindle-road, Climate, Rainfall

🗺️ General Description of Land in Pouatu, Waro, and Upper Waitara Survey Districts

🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Land description, Clifton County, Waitara River, Tangarakau Stream, Tongaporutu Stream, New Plymouth, Waitara, Stratford, Ohura Road, Whangamomona, Forest, Tawa, Tawhero, Kahikatea, Rimu, Rata, Matai, Miro, Karamu, Supplejack, Kiekie, Mahoe, Fuchsia