New Zealand Gazette – 1930 – No. 43

Page 1889

✨ Native Land Alienation Prohibition

JUNE 5.]

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

1889

Extending Prohibition of Alienation of certain Native Lands other than Alienation in favour of the Crown.

BLEDISLOE, Governor-General.
ORDER IN COUNCIL.
At the Government House at Wellington, this 28th day of May, 1930.
Present:
His Excellency THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL IN COUNCIL.
WHEREAS by section one hundred and thirty-two of the Native Land Act, 1909, it is provided that, for the purpose of enabling any scheme of consolidation of the interests of owners of Native land into suitable areas to be prepared and carried into effect, the Governor-General may, by Order in Council, prohibit for a period not exceeding twelve months any alienation of Native land in respect of which application has been made by a Native Minister to the Court for the preparation of such a scheme :
And whereas it is provided by section eight of the Native Land Amendment and Native Land Claims Adjustment Act, 1923, that any such Order in Council may be extended from time to time :
Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, in pursuance and exercise of the power and authority hereinbefore mentioned, and acting by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the said Dominion, doth hereby extend for a further period of twelve months the Order in Council under the said section one hundred and thirty-two dated the seventeenth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine, and published in the New Zealand Gazette of the twentieth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine, but only in so far as it affects the Native land specified in the Schedule hereto, prohibiting all alienation of the land other than alienation in favour of the Crown.
SCHEDULE.

Block.	Approximate Area.	Survey District.
Te Akau ..	A. R. P.	Rotoiti.
22 0 0
Kaokaoroa 1 (part)	62 3 35
" 2	80 0 33
" 3	41 1 15
Kuharua 1A	14 1 24
" lB	9 2 16
" lc 1	10 0 2
" lc 2	1 2 31
" lc 3	41 2 30
" 2	157 3 3
Te Karaka 1A	17 3 35
" lB	30 3 30
" 2A	14 0 0
" 2B	2 0 0
" 2c	2 0 0
" 2D	30 0 16
" 2E	134 1 0
" 2F	74 3 38
" 2G	92 2 26
Kohangakaeaea	32 0 0
Mourea Papakainga 1	10 3 32
" 3A	1 1 5
" 3B	3 0 0
" 3C	1 1 35
" 3D	7 1 10
" 3E 1	1 3 15
" 3E 2	0 3 10
" 3E 3	1 0 0
" 3E 4B	0 0 20
" 3E 5	0 2 3·5
" 3E 6	0 3 36·5
" 3E 7	0 0 26
" 3E 8	0 3 38
" 3E 9	1 0 0
" 3E 10	1 1 35·5
" 3E 11	199 2 0
" 3E 12	76 0 14
" 3E 13	3 0 0
" 3E 14A 1	1 1 2
" 3E 14A 2	2 2 5
" 3E 14B	1 1 20
" 3E 14C	1 0 15
" 3E 14D	2 0 0
" 3E 14E	90 2 0
" 3E 14F	607 0 34
Okere 1A 1	137 2 21
Block.	Approximate Area.	Survey District.
---	---	---
Okere 1A 2	A. R. P.	Rotoiti.
" 1B 1	120 1 28
" 1B 2B	118 1 8
" 1B 3A	538 0 0
" 1B 3B	10 2 0
" 1B 3C	6 3 24
" 1B 3D	97 2 15
" 1B 3E	107 0 27
" 1B 3F	85 3 28
" 1B 3G	210 3 38
" 1B 3H	166 0 5
" 1B 3I	172 2 16
" 1B 3J	142 1 7
" 1C 1	33 2 24
" 1C 2A	1,049 1 23
" 1C 2B	400 0 0
" 1C 3A	382 2 17
" 1C 3B	24 0 0
" 1C 3C 1	34 1 6
" 1C 3C 2	2 2 20
" 1C 3D	26 3 39
" 1D ..	291 2 0
" 1E ..	63 0 0
Otaramarae 1A }	381 2 0
" 1B	86 2 21
" 1C	93 2 11
" 2	37 2 13
" 4	1 2 0
" 6	956 0 0
Pukahukiwi	476 3 15
Ruahine 1A	122 3 25
" 1B	20 1 37
" 1C	40 3 35
" 1D	36 0 25
Taheke 2A	2,105 0 0	Rotoiti and Maketu.
" 3D	5 0 0	Rotoiti.
" 9 (Otamanui)	6 2 31
Taheke Papakainga 1 (part)	3 1 20
" 2B	1 2 0
" 4	18 2 36
" 5B	11 3 23
" 8A	11 1 12
" 8B	20 3 10
" 8C	28 0 0
" 9 (part)	16 1 0
" 9 (part)	2 3 0
" 11	1 0 0
" 12	7 0 0
" 13	12 0 0
" 14	8 2 0
" 15A	8 2 0
" 15B	1 3 13
" 16A	7 3 36
" 16B	24 3 24
" 17	10 1 22
" 18	8 2 3
" 19	37 3 34
" 20	42 3 21
" 21	79 0 23
" 22	17 3 0
" 23	62 0 20
" 24	8 3 23
" 25	27 1 0
" 26	14 2 27
" 27	100 0 0
" 28	81 2 7
" 29	58 1 11
Waipapa 1A 1	133 3 33
" 1A 2	107 3 7
" 1B	190 0 0
" 1C	60 0 0
" 1D	340 1 0
" 2	503 0 0
Waerenga East 2A 2A	2 0 0
" 2A 2B	66 0 0
" 2A 3	76 0 0
" 2B	762 0 0
Waerenga West A	2 0 30
" B 1	195 2 35
" B 2	184 0 25
" B 3	288 1 10
" B 4	219 1 10
" B 5	180 0 0

F. D. THOMSON,
Clerk of the Executive Council.

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🪶 Extending Prohibition of Alienation of certain Native Lands other than Alienation in favour of the Crown (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated28 May 1930
KeywordsNative Land, Alienation, Prohibition, Order in Council
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BLEDISLOE, Governor-General
F. D. THOMSON, Clerk of the Executive Council

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