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New Zealand Gazette – 1938 – No. 49

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 49

Orini Section.—From the junction of Rutherfords Road with the Taupiri-Orini Road to the Township of Orini including Carter’s Road to the Mangawhero Stream; thence from Orini Township to the Gordonton-Tauhei Road embracing Proctors Road to the Mangawhero Stream and Woodwards Road; and thence along Whitikahu to farm occupied by Watkins on the Gordonton-Tauhei Road; thence along the Tenfoot-Orini Road and Tenfoot Road to Henry’s Road; thence to Wareings Road to the Township of Taupiri.

THIRTEENTH PART.

TE AWAMUTU BOBBY CALF MARKETING POOL AREA.

North-western Boundary.—Commencing at a point on the Main Trunk Railway immediately north of section 317 and from this point taking a line along Douch’s Road to the junction of the main south highway; thence proceeding down the Ohaupo-Cambridge Road; thence along Norrish’s, Kite’s, Lynd’s and parallel roads to Harvey’s Bridge; thence down-stream to Walker’s Gully on the Ohaupo-Cambridge Road following the stream to the point where it joins the Waikato River.
North-eastern Boundary.—From a point commencing at the Te Awamutu-Ohaupo Road Junction with Ngahinepouri Road to the junction of this latter road to farm occupied by Teddy; thence along Ham’s Road to Teddy’s Road; thence to Ham’s Corner; thence along Te Awamutu-Midway’s Road to junction of Rice’s Road; thence down Rice’s Road to the Mangaotomo Stream following down the said stream to the Waipa River and taking in all farms on both sides.
Western Boundary.—Commencing at Chamberlain’s Road, thence to Hastie’s, Cowan’s, and Cooper’s Roads to the point of Island Farm on the Te Awamutu-Monavale Road.
South-western Boundary.—Commencing from McIntyres gate; thence along the Ngahape Road to the Ngahape cross-roads; thence down Kawhia Road to the Waipa River.
South-eastern Boundary.—From the commencement of the Kawhia-Pirongia Road as far as the farm occupied by Bect at the junction of the Otorohanga, Kawhia, and Pirongia Roads.

Dated at Wellington, this 1st day of July, 1938.

W. NASH, Minister of Marketing.

Price 6d.]

By Authority: E. V. PAUL, Government Printer, Wellington.—1938.

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🌾 Declaration of Bobby Calf Marketing Pool Areas (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated1 July 1938
KeywordsBobby Calf Marketing, Pool Areas, Orini, Te Awamutu, Waikato, Waipa
👱🏽 Names

18 names identified

Watkins, Farm occupied by
Henry, Road named after
Wareing, Road named after
Douch, Road named after
Norrish, Road named after
Kite, Road named after
Lynd, Road named after
Harvey, Bridge named after
Walker, Gully named after
Teddy, Farm occupied by, Road named after
Ham, Road named after, Corner named after
Rice, Road named after
Chamberlain, Road named after
Hastie, Road named after
Cowan, Road named after
Cooper, Road named after
McIntyre, Gate named after
Bect, Farm occupied by

👩‍💼 Officials

W. Nash, Minister of Marketing

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