1624
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 45

SCHEDULE.
OTAGO LAND DISTRICT. — WAITAKI COUNTY. — AIREDALE SETTLEMENT.
Ten Ordinary Farms and One Dairy Farm.

GROUP A.—ORDINARY FARMS.
Subdivision 1.

1A | {VIII | Awamoko} | 201 30 | 14 0 | £ s. d. |
| I | Papakaio | | | 70 10 0 |
| | | | | *11 17 4 |

5A | {VIII | Awamoko} | 256 1 20 | 12 4·5 | 79 10 0 |
| I | Papakaio | | | |

Subdivision 2.

2A | I | Papakaio | 173 3 13 | 14 0 | 61 0 0 |

Subdivision 3.

4A | {VIII | Awamoko} | 145 3 2 | 11 3 | 41 0 0 |
| I | Papakaio | | | |

Subdivision 4.

6A | I | Papakaio | 266 1 15 | 11 6 | 76 10 0 |

Subdivision 5.

7A | {VIII | Awamoko} | 291 0 13 | 6 0 | 43 10 0 |
| I | Papakaio | | | |

Subdivision 6.

8A | {VIII | Awamoko} | 432 0 28 | 9 9 | 105 10 0 |
| I | Papakaio | | | |

Subdivision 7.

9A | VIII | Awamoko | 489 3 23 | 7 0 | 86 0 0 |

Subdivision 8.

10A | VIII | Awamoko | 268 2 32 | 10 6 | 70 10 0 |

Subdivision 9.

11A | I | Papakaio | 140 0 29 | 14 0 | 49 0 0 |

GROUP B.—DAIRY FARM.
Subdivision 10.

12A | I | Papakaio | 66 0 30 | 18 0 | 30 0 0 |

*Interest and sinking fund on buildings valued at £235, repayable in cash or in fourteen years by half-yearly instalments of £11 17s. 4d. Total half-yearly payment, £82 7s. 4d.

Improvements on the Sections.

Section 1A contains a dwellinghouse, hut, barn, stables, &c., all valued at £235, repayable in cash or in fourteen years by half-yearly instalments of £11 17s. 4d., also fencing which goes with the land, valued at £48 7s. On the remaining sections the improvements which go with the land are as follows: Section 2A, fencing, £29 18s. 6d.; Section 4A, fencing, £31 13s. 6d.; Section 5A, fencing, £72 18s.; Section 6A, fencing, £43; Section 7A, fencing, £45 16s. 6d.; Section 8A, fencing, £44 9s. 6d.; Section 9A, fencing, £36 5s.; Section 10A, fencing, £24 17s.; Section 11A, fencing, £26 14s. 6d. Section 12A, fencing, £11.

General Description.

Airedale Settlement is situated in a north-westerly direction from Oamaru, the nearest portion being about nine miles and the furthest twelve miles from that town. From the south Weston is distant from five to eight miles; from the north Papakaio is distant from two miles and a half to six miles; from the west Enfield is distant from two miles and a half to six miles; all these places being on the railway-line. The branch roads are fairly good. The soil on the whole consists of a black loam on a clay subsoil. The land is good throughout, the greater part of all the sections being ploughable. The unploughable parts have good tussock with surface-sown grasses. Sections 1A, 2A, 4A, 5A, 6A, 10, 11A, and 12A are all ploughable. On Section 7A about 150 acres, Section 8A about 300 acres, and on Section 9A about 330 acres are ploughable, the remainder being tussock faces, slightly rocky, but with good surface-sown grasses. The land on the eastern parts of Sections 2A, 11A, and the whole of 12A is good, flat, and rich, very suitable for dairying, and is well watered. The road fronting these sections is fenced one-eighth of a chain from the boundary. Weston, Enfield, and Papakaio have post and telegraph offices, stores, public halls, schools, railway-sidings, &c. There are creameries at Enfield and Ardgowan. Coal can be obtained from a coal reserve on the north of the estate. Altitude varies from 300 ft. to 800 ft. There are good building sites on all the sections.

D. BARRON,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Small Grazing-run in Hawke’s Bay Land District open for Lease on Application.

District Lands Office,
Napier, 20th May, 1907.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned small grazing-run will be open for lease on application, at this office, and at the Local Land Office, Gisborne, on Thursday, the 25th day of July, 1907, under the provisions of Part V of “The Land Act, 1892.”

If more than one application is received for the run on the same day, the order of selection shall be decided by ballot.

SCHEDULE.
HAWKE’S BAY LAND DISTRICT.—WAIA PU COUNTY.
Second-class Pastoral Land.

Weighted with £130, valuation for about 98 chains of fencing on the north-east boundary, about 110 chains of subdivisional fencing, and about two miles and a half of two-barbed-wire fence along the Para Stream and southern boundary.

Undulating pastoral land. Elevation, about 1,100 ft. above sea-level. Falls rather steeply into the creeks. About 1,000 acres covered with a second growth of manuka scrub, 300 acres in bush (containing matai, rimu, and some scattered totara), a few patches of light bush along the faces, and the remainder open country. The open country is partly in good grass and partly in mixed grass and fern. With the exception of the few patches of bush now standing, the run was all cleared and grassed many years ago; the 500 or 600 acres of heavy-bush land then cleared still holds good grass, but, owing to want of proper attention, about 1,000 acres of the fern and scrub country has reverted to manuka. Well watered by several streams. Situated on the Gisborne–Waipu inland road and the Waipiro, Ihungia, and Waitahai Road, and distant 18 miles by formed dray and buggy road from Waipiro Bay.

HENRY TRENT,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Land in Rosewill Settlement, Canterbury Land District, open for Selection on Lease in Perpetuity.

District Lands Office,
Christchurch, 18th May, 1907.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned land will be open for selection on lease in perpetuity, at this office and the Local Land Office, Timaru, on Wednesday, the 26th day of June, 1907, under the provisions of “The Land for Settlements Consolidation Act, 1900,” and amendments.

If more than one application is received for the allotment on the same day, the order of selection shall be decided by ballot.

SCHEDULE.
CANTERBURY LAND DISTRICT.—LEVELS COUNTY.—PARBORA SURVEY DISTRICT.—ROSEWILL SETTLEMENT.—CAVE VILLAGE.
Village Allotment.

This section is situated in the Cave Village, Rosewill Settlement, close to the Cave Railway-station, which is twenty-two miles from Timaru, on the Timaru–Fairlie branch line. There are no improvements on the section, but the successful applicant will take the land subject to any legal obligations existing in respect of boundary-fencing erected by adjoining holders.

ERIC C. GOLD SMITH,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.