New Zealand Gazette – 1938 – No. 49

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✨ Bobby Calf Marketing Pool Areas

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SUPPLEMENT

TO THE

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1938.

Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1938.

Declaring Bobby Calf Marketing Pool Areas.

Pursuant to the Bobby Calf Marketing Regulations, 1938, I, Walter Nash, Minister of Marketing, being satisfied that sufficient majorities of the producers in the respective areas of land defined in the Schedule hereto are desirous that such areas should be declared to be pool areas for the marketing of bobby calves, do hereby declare the respective areas of land defined as aforesaid to be Bobby Calf Marketing Pool Areas for the purposes of the said regulations under the respective names set out in the said Schedule before the description of each area, and I do hereby further declare that this notice shall take effect on the eighth day of July, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-eight.

SCHEDULE.

FIRST PART.

MANAWARU-WAIHOU BOBBY CALF MARKETING POOL AREA.

Commencing from the point where the Piako County boundaries meet Wardville Road and taking a line down Alexander Road to McLaren’s Road including Mather’s farm on western end of McLaren’s Road ; and thence across Waghorns Road to and including W. Hughe’s farm ; thence in a straight line to the point of commencement.
Commencing from Waghorns Road and taking a line to Montagues Corner ; thence down Stanley Road including McLaren’s Road to farm occupied by J. O. Sullivan ; thence back to Manawaru Village and across to Shaftesbury Village including the south side of the Shaftesbury farming district ; and thence along Gordon Road south to the farm occupied by O’Shea ; and thence back to Wardville Road at Montagues Corner.
From the Borough of Te Aroha taking a line along the main concrete road to Neeves Corner, along Alexander Road, down Bakers Road, and across to the Shaftesbury Village including the northern side of Shaftesbury farming district, down the Te Aroha Road to the Town of Te Aroha ; thence along the main Te Aroha-Waihou Road to Waihou Village including all side roads east of Stanley and Alexander Roads.
From the village of Waihou along the main highway road to Seddon Road including the farm occupied by Cooper in Seddon Road ; thence to Chudleigh Corner and along Chudleigh Road to Maungakawa Hill ; thence to Cornes Corner ; thence up Hunga Road to farm occupied by Clothier including Steeles Road ; thence to School Road through Maungakawa District to Mikkelsens Road ; thence to the Waihou Railway-station, taking in this area McCabes Road and all side roads.

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🌾 Declaration of Bobby Calf Marketing Pool Areas

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated30 June 1938
KeywordsBobby Calf Marketing, Pool Areas, Manawaru-Waihou, Regulations
👱🏽 Names

J. O. Sullivan, Farm occupied by
O'Shea, Farm occupied by
Cooper, Farm occupied by
Clothier, Farm occupied by

👩‍💼 Officials

Walter Nash, Minister of Marketing

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