96
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 1

Petition of Incorporation by the Owners of the Herenga B2 and C Blocks.

IN THE NATIVE LAND COURT OF NEW ZEALAND.

In the matter of “The Native Land Court Act, 1894,” and its amendments, and of an application by the Native Minister to incorporate the owners of the Herenga B2 and C Blocks. At a sitting of the Court held at Tuparoa, before Robert Noble Jones, Judge, and Rawiri Karaha, Assessor, on Thursday, the 2nd day of December, 1909.

UPON reading the application for incorporation lodged herein, and upon hearing all parties who claimed to be heard and the evidence adduced on their behalf, and the Court being satisfied of the consent of the majority of the owners of each of the undermentioned adjoining blocks, and that such blocks can be dealt with to the advantage of the owners thereof by such owners being incorporated as hereinafter appearing, it is ordered that the owners of the blocks of land, more particularly described in the Schedule hereto, shall be and the same are hereby constituted a body corporate within the meaning of section 122 of “The Native Land Court Act, 1894,” by the name of “The Proprietors of the Herenga B2 and C Blocks,” subject to the powers, liabilities, and incidents conferred or imposed by the said Act or any amendments thereof. The said lands aggregate about 166 acres 1 rood, or thereabouts, and are bounded as follows: Towards the north by Waiapu River, towards the east by Taumata o te Whatiu 2 and 3, towards the south by Herenga LL1 and B1, and towards the west by Herenga A.

And it is hereby ordered and directed that a general meeting of the proprietors of the said block shall be held at Waiomatatini on Saturday, the 29th day of January, 1910, at the hour of 3 o’clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of nominating a committee to administer the said land and fixing the number of its members.

And it is hereby further ordered that the committee shall have full power to defray the reasonable costs and expenses consequent upon this incorporation or incidental thereto, and that the title to the said land hereby vested in the corporate body above named shall be subject to all existing rights, alienations, encumbrances, and contracts affecting the same or any interest therein.

In witness whereof the seal of the said Court was hereto affixed the day and year first above written.

R. N. JONES, Judge.

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THE SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO.

ALL those blocks of land situate in the Poverty Bay Land and Deeds Registration District, being:—

Herenga B2 .. .. .. .. 103 1 0
Herenga C .. .. .. .. 63 0 0
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166 1 0

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Petition for Incorporation by the Owners of the Totaranui No. 1 Block.

IN THE NATIVE LAND COURT OF NEW ZEALAND.

In the matter of “The Native Land Court Act, 1894,” and its amendments, and of an application by the Native Minister to incorporate the owners of the Totaranui No. 1 Block. At a sitting of the Court held at Waipiro, before Robert Noble Jones, Judge, and Rawiri Karaha, Assessor, on Monday, the 13th day of December, 1909.

UPON reading the application for incorporation lodged herein, and upon hearing all parties who claimed to be heard and the evidence adduced on their behalf, and the Court being satisfied of the consent of the majority of the owners of the Totaranui No. 1 Block, and that such block can be dealt with to the advantage of the owners thereof by such owners being incorporated as hereinafter appearing, it is ordered that the owners of the said block shall be and the same are hereby constituted a body corporate within the meaning of section 122 of “The Native Land Court Act, 1894,” by the name of “The Proprietors of the Totaranui No. 1 Block,” subject to the powers, liabilities, and incidents conferred or imposed by the said Act or any amendments thereof. The said land contains 300 acres, or thereabouts, and is bounded as follows: Towards the north by Mangatoto Stream, towards the east by Waikohu Stream, towards the south by Totaranui No. 2B, and towards the west by Totaranui No. 2B.

And it is hereby ordered and directed that a general meeting of the proprietors of the said block shall be held at Hohoupounamu, Waiapu, on Monday, the 24th day of January, 1910, at the hour of 8.45 o’clock in the evening, for the purpose of nominating a committee to administer the said land and fixing the number of its members.

And it is hereby further ordered that the committee shall have full power to defray the reasonable costs and expenses consequent upon this incorporation or incidental thereto, and that the title to the said land hereby vested in the corporate body above named shall be subject to all existing rights, alienations, encumbrances, and contracts affecting the same or any interest therein.

In witness whereof the seal of the said Court was hereto affixed the day and year first above written.

R. N. JONES, Judge.

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Petition for Incorporation by the Owners of the Ahioteatua No. 2 Block.

IN THE NATIVE LAND COURT OF NEW ZEALAND.

In the matter of “The Native Land Court Act, 1894,” and its amendments, and of an application by the Native Minister to incorporate the owners of the Ahioteatua No. 2 Block. At a sitting of the Court held at Waipiro, before Robert Noble Jones, Judge, and Rawiri Karaha, Assessor, on Monday, the 13th day of December, 1909.

UPON reading the application for incorporation lodged herein, and upon hearing all parties who claimed to be heard and the evidence adduced on their behalf, and the Court being satisfied of the consent of the majority of the owners of the Ahioteatua No. 2 Block, and that such block can be dealt with to the advantage of the owners thereof by such owners being incorporated as hereinafter appearing, it is ordered that the owners of the said block shall be and the same are hereby constituted a body corporate within the meaning of section 122 of “The Native Land Court Act, 1894,” by the name of “The Proprietors of the Ahioteatua No. 2 Block,” subject to the powers, liabilities, and incidents conferred or imposed by the said Act or any amendments thereof. The said land contains 654 acres 3 roods, or thereabouts, and is bounded as follows: Towards the north by Ahioteatua B and No. 1, towards the east by Mangatotu Stream and Ahioteatua No. 3, towards the south by Orua No. 5, and towards the west by Makarika Stream.

And it is hereby ordered and directed that a general meeting of the proprietors of the said block shall be held at Hohoupounamu, Waipiro, on Monday, the 24th day of January, 1910, at the hour of 8 o’clock in the evening, for the purpose of nominating a committee to administer the said land and fixing the number of its members.

And it is hereby further ordered that the committee shall have full power to defray the reasonable costs and expenses consequent upon this incorporation or incidental thereto, and that the title to the said land hereby vested in the corporate body above named shall be subject to all existing rights, alienations, encumbrances, and contracts affecting the same or any interest therein.

In witness whereof the seal of the said Court was hereto affixed, the day and year first above written.

R. N. JONES, Judge.

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Petition for Incorporation by the Owners of the Ahikouka No. 1c Block.

IN THE NATIVE LAND COURT OF NEW ZEALAND.

In the matter of “The Native Land Court Act, 1894,” and its amendments, and of an application by the Native Minister to incorporate the owners of the Ahikouka No. 1c Block. At a sitting of the Court held at Tuparoa before Robert Noble Jones, Judge, and Rawiri Karaha, Assessor, on Thursday, the 2nd day of December, 1909.

UPON reading the application for incorporation lodged herein, and upon hearing all parties who claimed to be heard and the evidence adduced on their behalf, and the Court being satisfied of the consent of the majority of the owners of the Ahikouka No. 1c Block, and that such block can be dealt with to the advantage of the owners thereof by such owners being incorporated as hereinafter appearing, it is ordered that the owners of the said block shall be and the same are hereby constituted a body corporate within the meaning of section 122 of “The Native Land Court Act, 1894,” by the name of “The Proprietors of the Ahikouka No. 1c Block,” subject to the powers, liabilities, and incidents conferred or imposed by the said Act or any amendments thereof. The said land contains 1,995 acres, or thereabouts,