1812
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 54

The following colours have been selected, after tests extending over a series of years, as standard colours, and no others may be used in place of them except when issued by the Department itself as satisfactory substitutes. Artists’ colours in cake or moist form, not in liquid-ink form, are intended in every case.

Yellows.—Aureolin; Azo yellow; cadmium yellow; cadmium orange.

Reds.—Madder-carmine; alizarin scarlet; cadmium red.

Blues.—Outremer (French ultramarine); sapphire blue; Prussian blue; ultramarine ash.

Violets.—Azo violet; permanent violet (and Phœnician red for temporary maps only).

Greens.—Opaque oxide of chromium; viridian; cadmium green; freehold green.

Browns.—Burnt-sienna; burnt-umber; sepia.

Grays.—Charcoal gray; hill-gray cool; hill-gray warm.

White.—Chinese white, in tubes only.

Blacks.—Indian ink in sticks only. Chinese ink of approved quality will also be issued.

All the above are permanent colours, and will not bleach out with chloride of lime, &c. The following colours are very fugitive and will bleach as above, but will be issued for use on temporary maps where their property of bleaching is of assistance :—

Crimson lake and carmine lake.

It should be noted that the permanent colour madder-carmine is not the same as carmine lake; although allowed on account of its permanence and beauty, it is not stocked, owing to its expense.

Liquid or waterproof inks are not allowed on working plans for deposit, with the exception of liquid indian ink, on account of their entire lack of permanence. Under test they disappear completely in from a few weeks to a few months.

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APPENDIX K.

[Regulations 68 and 120.]

CERTIFICATE BY SURVEYOR.

I, A. B., of [Place of abode], licensed surveyor, hereby certify that this plan has been made from surveys executed by me or under my personal supervision, inspection, and field check; that both plan and survey are correct, and have been made in accordance with the regulations of the Surveyors’ Board dated the day of 19 .

Dated at , this day of , 19 .

A. B.,
Licensed Surveyor.

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APPENDIX L.

[Regulation 120.]

CERTIFICATE TO BE ENDORSED ON PLANS FOR THE PROCLAMATION OF ROADS THROUGH NATIVE LAND UNDER PART XX OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909.

I, A. B., of [Place of abode], licensed surveyor, hereby certify that this plan has been made from surveys executed by me or under my personal supervision, inspection, and field check; that the road-line shown upon this plan has not been laid out upon the site of any building, garden, orchard, plantation, village, or burial-ground; that both plan and survey are correct, and have been made in accordance with the regulations of the Surveyors’ Board dated the day of , 19 .

Dated at , this day of , 19 .

A. B.,
Licensed Surveyor.

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APPENDIX M.

[Regulation 132.]

CERTIFICATE TO BE ENDORSED ON PLAN FOR THE TAKING AND LAYING-OFF OF ROADS UNDER SECTIONS 14, 213 (c), AND 234 (2) OF THE LAND ACT, 1908.

1. I, A. B., of [Place of abode], licensed surveyor, hereby certify that this plan has been made from surveys executed by me or under my personal supervision, inspection, and field check; that both plan and survey are correct, and have been made in accordance with the regulations of the Surveyors’ Board dated the day of , 19 .

2. That I have taken and laid off the road coloured on this plan, and marked to , under the authority of a Warrant dated the day of , 19 , and issued by the Governor-General pursuant to section of the Land Act, 1908.

3. That notice of the intention to take and lay off the road was duly served on the lessee [or licensee] and all other persons having any known interest in the land.