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said Sixth Schedule, and in the Fifth, Fourth, and Sixteenth Schedules referred to in the said Schedule A, to the point marked O in the drawing M.D. 2193, where the north-western boundary of the parcel of land described in the said Fourth Schedule intersects the line defined in the First Schedule to “The Reclamation within the Harbour of Wellington Act, 1887,” and therein called the “defined line”; from thence along the defined line to its intersection (FF on M.D. 2193) with the seaward boundary of the parcel of land described in the Third Schedule of “The Reclamation within the Harbour of Wellington Act, 1887”; from thence along the said seaward boundary to the north-eastern corner of the said parcel of land; from thence eastward 81° 31′, 28·5 links, to the south-east corner of the parcel of land described in the Third Schedule to “The Wellington Corporation and Harbour Board Streets and Lands Act, 1892”; from thence along the seaward boundary of the said parcel of land to its intersection (W on M.D. 2192) with the seaward boundary of the parcel of land described in the Third Schedule to “The Wellington Harbour Board Reclamation and Empowering Act, 1898”; from thence along the said seaward boundary of the said parcel of land to the northernmost point thereof (I on M.D. 2192); from thence along the seaward boundary of the parcel of land granted to the Wellington Harbour Board under “The Special Powers and Contracts Act, 1886,” and shown on plan W.R. P.W.D. 14067, to its intersection (E, M.D. 2636) with the seaward boundary of the parcel of land described in the First Schedule to “The Wellington Harbour Board Reclamation and Empowering Act, 1903”; from thence along the seaward boundary of the said parcel of land to its northernmost point, marked B on plan M.D. 2636; from the said point B to the easternmost corner of the parcel of land taken by the New Zealand Railway Commissioners for railway purposes, and described in the New Zealand Gazette of the 7th May, 1891, No. 33, page 512; from the said easternmost corner north-westward along the seaward boundary of the said parcel of land to the point where it is intersected by the production eastward of the north-side line of the road leading from the Hutt Road to the north end of the Thorndon Esplanade; from thence westward along the said production and the said north-side line to its intersection with the seaward boundary of the land granted to the Superintendent of Wellington by grant dated the 18th day of October, 1855; and from the point of such intersection northward along the seaward boundary of such last-mentioned land to the commencing-point.

Dated at Wellington, this 28th day of October, 1904.

JNO. R. PALMER,
Town Clerk.

Regulations for the Management and Administration of the Te Aroha Hot Springs and Domain Grounds.

IN pursuance of the powers and authorities conferred on me by Order in Council made on the 25th day of January, 1904, under the provisions of section 12 of “The Public Domains Act, 1881,” and of all other powers and authorities enabling me in this behalf, I, Joseph George Ward, Minister in Charge of the Department of Tourist and Health Resorts, do hereby make the following regulations for the management and administration of the lands described in the Second Schedule hereto, that is to say,—

REGULATIONS.

1. These regulations apply to the Crown lands at Te Aroha, in the Auckland Land District, which are within the area described in the Second Schedule hereto, including those planted and enclosed, and known as “The Te Aroha Hot Springs and Domain,” and to the reserves made for recreation and amusement in connection therewith, together with the buildings erected and to be erected thereon.

Baths.

2. Hours of admission to the baths shall be as authorised by the Superintendent. Admission shall be obtained by ticket only, and each bather shall present his or her ticket to the bath attendant, who shall clip and retain it. The charges for tickets for admission to baths, the use of towels, and for medical treatment, shall be as set forth in the First Schedule hereto.

3. Persons suffering from skin-diseases must not bathe in any baths or pools, nor use any towels, except those specially set apart for their use; any such persons must inform the ticket-issuer before taking the baths of the fact that he or she is so suffering. Any person failing to furnish such information will be liable to a penalty not exceeding £10.

4. No garment or clothing of any description shall be worn by any person whilst using any public bath.

5. No person shall wash or place in any bath or swimming-pool subject to these regulations any clothes, soap, substance, article, or thing. Any person committing a breach of this regulation shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £5.

6. No person shall place, deposit, or leave any bottle or glassware (whether broken or whole), paper, straw, litter, dirt, rubbish, or any offensive or noxious matter of any kind, in any bathing-house, bath, or pool subject to these regulations.

7. No dog shall be allowed on the premises of any bath or swimming-pool. The owner of any dog found on such premises will be liable to a penalty not exceeding £1.

8. Every person using any bath or swimming-pool subject to these regulations shall conform to and abide by such regulations; and in case any such person shall, while using any such bath or swimming-pool, commit any indecency or breach of the peace, or be guilty of any disorderly conduct, or commit a breach of any of these regulations, the Resident Medical Officer, or any person duly authorised in writing by the Resident Medical Officer, may (without prejudice to any proceedings for a penalty) require any such person to abstain from doing any of the acts aforesaid and forthwith to leave, or, in default thereof, may eject or cause to be ejected such person from the premises.

Domain.

9. The ground shall be open to the public free of charge, subject to the provisions of these regulations: Provided that the Superintendent may, if deemed expedient, declare the grounds closed, and may direct that, at specified times, a charge be made for admission, such charge not to exceed the sum of 1s.

10. No person shall, without the authority of the Superintendent or other officer in charge, pick any flower, or break or destroy, injure, or remove any plant, shrub, or tree, growing on land subject to these regulations; and if any person shall commit a breach of this regulation he shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £5, in addition to paying for the damage done.

11. No person shall place, deposit, or leave any bottle or glassware (whether broken or whole), paper, straw, litter, dirt, rubbish, or any offensive or noxious matter of any kind, within the grounds or any part thereof.

12. No person shall wash or place in any thermal spring subject to these regulations, or in any spring, stream, or pool, or in any water-race, channel, or reservoir within the grounds, any clothes, soap, substance, article, or thing.

13. No horse, dog, or other animal will be allowed inside the grounds or any part thereof which are or is subject to these regulations; and the owner of any horse, dog, or other animal will be liable to a penalty not exceeding £1 for each time such horse, dog, or other animal trespasses or is allowed to trespass on the grounds.

This regulation does not apply to horses drawing any carriage, nor to saddled horses, nor to dogs which are led by a cord or chain, passing into or through the grounds.

14. No person shall be allowed to ride a bicycle through the grounds or any portion thereof; and any person so doing shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £1.

15. No person shall trespass upon any portion of the reserve within any enclosure which may be set apart for planting, or where the soil is loose, or upon grass kept cut for lawns or ornamental purposes. Any person infringing this regulation shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £1.

16. The bowling-green and tennis and croquet lawns and court shall be open to players during such months as are fixed by the Superintendent.

17. The hours of play on the bowling-green, tennis and croquet lawns, and tennis-court shall be as directed by the Superintendent.

Charges shall be made for playing bowls, tennis, and croquet, and shall be as set forth in the First Schedule hereto. No person shall be allowed to play without first purchasing a player’s ticket.

Any person who is a season-ticket holder shall be liable to have his ticket cancelled should he cause a breach of any of these regulations.

18. All playing-fees shall be paid in advance, and a ticket obtained.

19. Season tickets shall be obtained at the ticket-office only, and must be submitted to the attendant for inspection on demand.

20. Single-game tickets shall be obtained from the attendant, and must be given up to him on demand.

21. Material for playing shall be obtained from the attendant, and players shall return it to him before leaving the grounds: Provided that season-ticket holders shall furnish their own material.

22. Players shall not play more than one game or set when other persons desire to play.

23. Bowl-players shall deliver their bowls with both feet on a mat, and must not drop any bowl on the green.

24. Persons not engaged in the games shall not trespass on the bowling-green, or tennis or croquet lawn.

25. Persons wearing boots or shoes with nails or heels shall not be allowed on the bowling-green, tennis or croquet lawns, or tennis-court.

26. Any person behaving to the annoyance of others shall be required by the head gardener, or any officer having control or charge of the grounds, to leave the playing-grounds, and may be prohibited from again entering them.

27. The Government reserves the right to refuse to issue tickets to any person or persons. The Resident Medical Officer shall determine to whom tickets shall not be issued.

28. Every person using or passing through the grounds subject to these regulations, or any part thereof, shall conform to and abide by such regulations; and in case any person shall, while using or passing through any of the grounds, commit any indecency or breach of the peace, or be