New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 18

Page 755

✨ Native Land and River Board Notices

Mar. 13.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 755

Native Land to be developed and settled.

WAIMIHA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

Office of the Native Minister,
Wellington, 20th February, 1930.

WHEREAS the Native Minister has decided to apply the provisions of subsection (3) of section 23 of the Native Land Amendment and Native Land Claims Adjustment Act, 1929, to the native land or land owned by Natives described in the Schedule hereto: Notice of the Native Minister’s intention so to do is hereby given and published in accordance with the said subsection (3), and attention is drawn to paragraph (f) of the said subsection (3) which provides that no owner shall, except with the consent of the Native Minister, be entitled to exercise any rights of ownership in connection with the land affected so as to interfere with or obstruct the carrying-out of any works undertaken or to be undertaken under the said subsection (3).

THE SCHEDULE REFERRED TO.
THE following lands situate in the Tangitu and Ongarue Survey Districts :—

Name of Block.	Approximate Area.	Survey District.
Rangitoto-Tuhua 77B 1A ..	A. R. P. 118 0 0	Tangitu and Ongarue.
,, 77B 1B 2A ..	43 0 0	Tangitu.
,, 77B 2B 4A ..	472 0 0	Ongarue.
,, 77B 2B 4B ..	332 1 24	,,
,, 77B 2B 4C ..	612 1 16	,,
,, 78B 1 ..	238 2 3	,,
,, 78B 2A 2A ..	509 2 17	Tangitu.
,, 78B 2A 2B ..	151 1 3	,,
,, 78B 2A 2C ..	336 0 20	,,
,, 78B 2B 1 ..	213 3 17	Ongarue.
,, 78B 2B 2 ..	27 3 23	,,
,, 78B 2C 1 ..	92 2 0	,,
,, 78B 2C 2A ..	74 0 8	,,
,, 78B 2C 2B ..	114 3 5	,,
,, 78B 2C 2C ..	322 0 27	,,
,, 78B 2D ..	200 2 22	Tangitu and Ongarue.
,, 78B 2E ..	406 2 0	Ditto.
,, 78B 2C (bal.)	19 3 3	,,
,, 78B 4A and B1	391 2 24	Ongarue.
,, 78B 4A and B2 (bal.)	94 3 38	,,
,, 78B 4A and B3	174 0 23	,,
,, 78B 4A and B4	625 2 14	,,
,, 78B 4A and B5	1,258 0 1	,,
,, 80B 2A ..	65 1 32	,,
,, 80B 2B ..	976 3 32	,,

A. T. NGATA, Native Minister.

Native Land to be developed and settled.

WAAHI (HUNTLY) DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

Office of the Native Minister,
Wellington, 20th February, 1930.

WHEREAS the Native Minister has decided to apply the provisions of subsection (3) of section 23 of the Native Land Amendment and Native Land Claims Adjustment Act, 1929, to the native land or land owned by Natives described in the Schedule hereto: Notice of the Native Minister’s intention so to do is hereby given and published in accordance with the said subsection (3), and attention is drawn to paragraph (f) of the said subsection (3), which provides that no owner shall, except with the consent of the Native Minister, be entitled to exercise any rights of ownership in connection with the land affected so as to interfere with or obstruct the carrying-out of any works undertaken or to be undertaken under the said subsection (3).

THE SCHEDULE REFERRED TO.
THE following lands situate in the Parish of Pepepe :—

Name of Block.	Approximate Area.	Survey District.
Lot 171A (part) Parish of Pepepe (C/T 285/71)	A. R. P. 214 2 39·3	Awaroa.
Lot 25B, Parish of Pepepe ..	43 2 3	Rangiriri.
,, 27, ,, ..	52 3 21·2	,,
,, 28A, ,, ..	25 0 0	,,
,, 28B, ,, ..	22 0 0	,,

A. T. NGATA, Native Minister.

Results of Elections of Members of River Boards.

Department of Internal Affairs,
Wellington, 5th March, 1930.

THE following results of elections of members of River Boards have been received from the Returning Officers, and are published in accordance with the provisions of the River Boards Amendment Act, 1913.

G. P. NEWTON, Under-Secretary.

Kaikoura River Board, County of Kaikoura—
H. Bleasdale.
E. W. Flower.
A. Keenan.
C. J. Moran.
E. A. W. Smith.
(I.A. 19/121/38.)

Tokomairiro River District, County of Bruce—
No. 1 Subdivision—
George Dabinett.
Alexander Rennie.
No. 2 Subdivision—
Robert Clark.
John Allison.
Alexander Tweed.
Richard Harvey Michelle.
(I.A. 19/121/32.)

Waihopai River District, County of Southland—
John P. Myers.
William Donovan.
Franklin Holmes.
James P. Peters.
Robert Grieve.
J. J. Gilfedder.
Charles Saunders.
(I.A. 19/121/47.)

Ahikouka River District, County of Featherston—
Owen Arthur Cadwallader.
James Farley.
Arthur Henry Graham.
Thomas Bestwick Heapy.
James Robert Hume.
(I.A. 19/121/25.)

Poverty Bay River District, County of Cook—
William Clark.
Arthur Robert Judd.
William Claymore Pilmer.
Charles Tietjen.
John Turner.
(I.A. 19/121/36.)

Waikiwi River District, County of Southland—
Robert A. Anderson.
Thomas W. Findley.
Alexander MacPherson.
John L. Bowie.
Hugh Fraser.
(I.A. 19/121/33.)

Wakanui River District, County of Ashburton—
William James Doak.
Frederick Frampton.
Clarence George Frampton.
Thomas Francis Leddy.
Thomas Arthur Protheroe.
(I.A. 19/121/13.)

Result of Election of Members of Waimakariri River Trust.

Department of Internal Affairs,
Wellington, 5th March, 1930.

THE following result of the election of members of the Waimakariri River Trust has been received, and is published in accordance with the River Boards Act, 1908, and amendments, and the Waimakariri River Improvement Act, 1922 :—

Dixon, Richard Orme, Eyre Subdivision.
Evans, Howell Edward, Cust Subdivision.
Spencer, William Pritchard, Waimakariri East Subdivision.
Leslie, James, Waimakariri West Subdivision.
Boys, Francis Theodore
Flesher, James Arthur
Gould, George
Manhire, Alfred
}Central Subdivision.

G. P. NEWTON, Under-Secretary.
(I.A. 19/121/14.)

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🪶 Native Land to be developed and settled (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated20 February 1930
KeywordsNative Land Development, Waimiha Development Scheme, Native Land Amendment Act
👩‍💼 Officials

A. T. Ngata, Native Minister

🪶 Native Land to be developed and settled

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated20 February 1930
KeywordsNative Land Development, Waahi (Huntly) Development Scheme, Native Land Amendment Act
👩‍💼 Officials

A. T. Ngata, Native Minister

🏗️ Results of Elections of Members of River Boards

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
Dated5 March 1930
KeywordsRiver Boards, Elections, Kaikoura, Tokomairiro, Waihopai, Ahikouka, Poverty Bay, Waikiwi, Wakanui
👱🏽 Names

38 names identified

H. Bleasdale, Elected member of Kaikoura River Board
E. W. Flower, Elected member of Kaikoura River Board
A. Keenan, Elected member of Kaikoura River Board
C. J. Moran, Elected member of Kaikoura River Board
E. A. W. Smith, Elected member of Kaikoura River Board
George Dabinett, Elected member of Tokomairiro River Board
Alexander Rennie, Elected member of Tokomairiro River Board
Robert Clark, Elected member of Tokomairiro River Board
John Allison, Elected member of Tokomairiro River Board
Alexander Tweed, Elected member of Tokomairiro River Board
Richard Harvey Michelle, Elected member of Tokomairiro River Board
John P. Myers, Elected member of Waihopai River Board
William Donovan, Elected member of Waihopai River Board
Franklin Holmes, Elected member of Waihopai River Board
James P. Peters, Elected member of Waihopai River Board
Robert Grieve, Elected member of Waihopai River Board
J. J. Gilfedder, Elected member of Waihopai River Board
Charles Saunders, Elected member of Waihopai River Board
Owen Arthur Cadwallader, Elected member of Ahikouka River Board
James Farley, Elected member of Ahikouka River Board
Arthur Henry Graham, Elected member of Ahikouka River Board
Thomas Bestwick Heapy, Elected member of Ahikouka River Board
James Robert Hume, Elected member of Ahikouka River Board
William Clark, Elected member of Poverty Bay River Board
Arthur Robert Judd, Elected member of Poverty Bay River Board
William Claymore Pilmer, Elected member of Poverty Bay River Board
Charles Tietjen, Elected member of Poverty Bay River Board
John Turner, Elected member of Poverty Bay River Board
Robert A. Anderson, Elected member of Waikiwi River Board
Thomas W. Findley, Elected member of Waikiwi River Board
Alexander MacPherson, Elected member of Waikiwi River Board
John L. Bowie, Elected member of Waikiwi River Board
Hugh Fraser, Elected member of Waikiwi River Board
William James Doak, Elected member of Wakanui River Board
Frederick Frampton, Elected member of Wakanui River Board
Clarence George Frampton, Elected member of Wakanui River Board
Thomas Francis Leddy, Elected member of Wakanui River Board
Thomas Arthur Protheroe, Elected member of Wakanui River Board

👩‍💼 Officials

G. P. Newton, Under-Secretary

🏗️ Result of Election of Members of Waimakariri River Trust

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
Dated5 March 1930
KeywordsWaimakariri River Trust, Elections, River Boards
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

Richard Orme Dixon, Elected member of Waimakariri River Trust
Howell Edward Evans, Elected member of Waimakariri River Trust
William Pritchard Spencer, Elected member of Waimakariri River Trust
James Leslie, Elected member of Waimakariri River Trust
Francis Theodore Boys, Elected member of Waimakariri River Trust
James Arthur Flesher, Elected member of Waimakariri River Trust
George Gould, Elected member of Waimakariri River Trust
Alfred Manhire, Elected member of Waimakariri River Trust

👩‍💼 Officials

G. P. Newton, Under-Secretary

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