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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 112

state and condition of the demised premises, will at all
times act in accordance with the direction of the local
authority or the requirements of any laws, by-laws, rules, or
regulations for the time being in force providing for the
sanitary state and condition of the said township.
(5.) The lessee will not at any time during the said term,
without the previous consent in writing of the local
authority, carry on or permit to be carried on upon the said
demised premises, or any part thereof, the trade or business
of a soap-boiler, tallow-chandler, tanner, slaughterman, meat
curer or preserver, or any noisy, noxious, or offensive trade
or manufacture of any kind whatever.
(6.) The lessee will permit the lessor, or any person on his
behalf duly authorised as hereinafter provided, from time to
time to enter upon the demised premises at all reasonable
times to view the state and condition thereof, and upon
notice of any defect or want of repair being given to the
lessee, or left for him on the premises, the lessee will,
within one month thereafter, make good any such defect or
want of repair :
Provided always that whenever the rent hereby reserved,
or any part thereof, is in arrear for twenty-one days the same
may be levied by distress without any previous demand of
payment or notice of any kind : Provided further that, if the
lessee makes default for thirty days in the full and punctual
payment of any of the said rent, or if he makes default in
the faithful performance or observance of any other covenant
or condition on his part herein contained or implied, or
if the lessor is satisfied that the land comprised in this
lease is being held unused and to the hindrance of the
trade and progress of the said township, then and in any
such case, and without any notice or demand whatsoever, it
shall be lawful for the lessor to re-enter upon the demised
premises and thereby determine this lease, and that without
releasing the lessee from any liability in respect of any rent
due or any preceding breach of covenant.
And it is hereby declared and agreed as follows, that is to
say,--
(1.) The rent hereby reserved may be paid to the President
of the Maniapoto-Tuwharetoa District Maori Land Council,
or any officer who may be authorised by a notice under the
hand and seal of the lessor, and duly published in the New
Zealand Gazette, to receive the same, and the receipt of the
President or such person so appointed shall be a good dis-
charge to the lessee.
(2.) Any power which may be exercised under these pre-
sents by or on behalf of the lessor may from time to time be
exercised by any person whom he from time to time appoints
for that purpose.
(3.) Service on the lessee of any notice under this lease
may be effected either personally or by posting the same in a
registered letter addressed to him either at his last known
place of business or abode in the colony or at the demised
land.
Plans of the Township of Te Kuiti can be seen and full
particulars obtained at the Post-offices at Hamilton, Cam-
bride, Rotorua, Te Awamutu, Kihikihi, Pirongia, Kawhia,
Te Kuiti, and Taumarunui; also on application to the Pre-
sident, Maniapoto-Tuwharetoa District Maori Land Council,
at Otorohanga, and at the District Lands and Survey Office,
Auckland.

GEO. T. WILKINSON,
President, Maniapoto-Tuwharetoa District
Maori Land Council.

Convening Meeting of the Tokerau District Maori Land Board
under the Provisions of “ The Maori Lands Administration
Act, 1900.”

Maori Lands Administration Office,
Auckland, 14th December, 1905.

IT is hereby notified that a meeting of the Tokerau Dis-
trict Maori Land Board will be held at Auckland, on

Monday, the 8th day of January, 1906, at 10 o’clock in the
forenoon, for the transaction of all such business as may be
lawfully brought before it.

J. W. BROWNE,
President of the Tokerau District
Maori Land Board.

NATIVE LAND COURT NOTICES.

Adoption of Child under Section 50 of “ The Native Land
Claims Adjustment and Laws Amendment Act, 1901.”

Native Land Court Office,
Gisborne, 13th December, 1905.

NOTICE is hereby given that the adoption particulars of
which are set out hereunder has been duly registered
by me under the provisions of section 50 of “ The Native
Land Claims Adjustment and Laws Amendment Act, 1901.”

JOHN BROOKING,
Registrar.

PARTICULARS OF ADOPTION.

Notice of Registration of Adoption under Section 50 of
“ The Native Land Claims Adjustment and Laws Amend-
ment Act, 1901.”

Native Land Court Office,
Wellington, 19th December, 1905.

NOTICE having been lodged with me by Areta Mahu-
puku, of Wairarapa, that she has taken Wi Tamahau
Mahupuku, the illegitimate child of Mary Smith, to be her
adopted child, and a certificate by a Judge of the Native
Land Court, as required by Regulation No. 7, having been
received, it is hereby notified that the said notice of adoption
has been duly filed and registered.

R. C. SIM,
Registrar.

Notice of Registration of Adoption under Section 50 of
“ The Native Land Claims Adjustment and Laws Amend-
ment Act, 1901.”

Native Land Court Office,
Wellington, 19th December, 1905.

NOTICE having been lodged with me by Ritete Pahuri,
of Omahu, Hawke’s Bay, that he has taken Pihikete
Takerei and Mereana Takerei, children of Takerei Hunu-
hunu and Heni Mokokino, to be his adopted children, and a
certificate by a Judge of the Native Land Court, as required
by Regulation No. 7, having been received, it is hereby
noticed that the said notice of adoption has been duly filed
and registered.

R. C. SIM,
Registrar.

Order under Section 39 of “ The Native Land Court Act, 1894.”

IN THE NATIVE LAND COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, WELLINGTON DISTRICT.

In the matter of the succession to the interests of Rihi Mohio and Matire, deceased, in Waitara, Block III., Section 2, and
Block IV., Sections 24 and 25, and of the applications of Charles Bayley, under section 39 of “ The Native Land Court
Act, 1894.” At a sitting of the Court held at Wellington, on the 25th day of November, 1905, before Hugh Garden
Seth-Smith, Esquire, Chief Judge.

IT is hereby ordered that the said applications be, and the same are, hereby dismissed; the said Charles Bayley to be at
liberty to appeal at any time up to and including the 1st day of February, 1906.

H. G. SETH-SMITH, Chief Judge,