New Zealand Gazette – 1941 – No. 95

Page 3749

✨ Land Acquisition Notices

Nov. 27.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3749

Additional Land taken for a Portion of the East Coast Main Trunk Railway (Gisborne–Waikokopu Section), and for Road diversions in connection therewith (1 m. to 16 m.).

[L.s.]

C. L. N. NEWALL, Governor-General.

A PROCLAMATION.

IN pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities vested in me by the Public Works Act, 1928, and of every other power and authority in anywise enabling me in this behalf, I, Cyril Louis Norton Newall, the Governor-General of the Dominion of New Zealand, do hereby proclaim and declare that the land described in the First Schedule hereto is hereby taken for a portion of the East Coast Main Trunk Railway (Gisborne–Waikokopu Section), and that the land described in the Second Schedule hereto is hereby taken for road-diversions in connection therewith.

FIRST SCHEDULE.

FOR RAILWAY.

Approximate Areas of the Pieces of Land taken.	Being	Situated in Block	Situated in Survey District of	Shown on Plan	Coloured on Plan
A. R. P.
1 0 39·4	Part Awapuni A 2, Subdivision 7 Block	II	Turanganui	P.W.D. 105627 (Sheet 1)	Yellow.
0 3 16·8	Part Awapuni A 2, Subdivision 5 Block	II	"	"	Blue.
0 3 3·6	Part Awapuni A 2, Subdivision 4B Block	II	"	"	Pink.
0 1 10·1	Part Awapuni A 2, Subdivision 4A 3 Block	II	"	"	Yellow.
0 2 22·6	Part Awapuni A 2, Subdivision 4A 2 Block	II	"	"	Pink.
0 0 33·2	Part Awapuni A 2, Subdivision 4A 1 Block	II	"	"	Blue.
0 2 17·8	Part Awapuni A 2, Subdivision 3 Block	II	"	"	Yellow.
0 0 16·8	Parts Awapuni A 2, Subdivision 2 Block	II and VI	"	"	Pink.
0 2 1
0 2 8·1	Part Awapuni A 2, Subdivision 1 Block	VI	"	"	Violet.
0 0 19·8	Part Kaiparo Block, D.P. 746	VI	"	"	Yellow.
0 0 6·2	Part Kaiparo Block, D.P. 3306	VI	"	"	Blue.
0 1 38·9	Part Awapuni A 2, Subdivision 4A 2 Block	II	"	"	Edged red.
0 1 22	Part Awapuni A 2, Subdivision 4A 1 Block (S.O. 1598, brown.)	II	"	"	Edged blue.
0 1 24·1	Part Kaiparo Block, D.P. 1641	VI	"	P.W.D. 105627 (Sheet 2)	Yellow.
15 3 8	Part Section 15, D.P. 1124 (Willows Settlement)	VI	"	"	Pink.
0 2 30·8	Part Subdivision 3, Kaiparo Block, D.P. 312	VI	"	"	Yellow.
0 3 30·2	Part Section 14, D.P. 1124 (Willows Settlement)	VI	"	"	Blue.
1 0 29·3	Part Awapuni Lagoon, D.P. 2833 (S.O. 1599, brown.)	VI	"	"	Sepia.
0 0 32·3	Parts Section 13, D.P. 1124 (Willows Settlement)	VI	"	P.W.D. 105627 (Sheet 3)	Yellow.
0 3 15
0 1 20·2	Part Awapuni Lagoon, D.P. 2833	VI	"	"	Blue.
0 1 20	Parts Kaiparo Block	VI	"	"	Sepia.
0 1 32
2 0 6	Part Section 12, D.P. 1124 (Willows Settlement)	VI	"	"	Pink.
3 0 37	Parts Section 11, D.P. 1124 (Willows Settlement)	VI	"	"	Blue.
2 0 32
2 1 16	Part Section 10, D.P. 1124 (Willows Settlement)	VI	"	"	Pink.
3 0 17	Part Section 9, D.P. 1124 (Willows Settlement) (S.O. 1600, brown.)	VI	"	"	Yellow.
0 2 14	Part Pokaiongawaka No. 1 Block, D.P. 631	VI	"	P.W.D. 105627 (Sheet 4)	Pink.
1 0 5·6	Part Wharaurangi 4D Block	VI	"	"	Yellow.
0 0 25·6	Part Wharaurangi 4E Block	V and VI	"	"	Blue.
0 2 13	Part Wharaurangi 3 Block	VI	"	"	Pink.
3 0 6·8	Part Wharaurangi 2 Block	V	"	"	Yellow.
2 3 0·2	Part Lot 8, D.P. 2656, Te Wairau Block	V	"	"	Pink.
0 2 37·5	Part Lot 8, D.P. 2656, Te Wairau Block (S.O. 1601, brown.)	V	"	"	Blue.
1 0 12·9	Part Lot 10, D.P. 2656, Te Wairau Block	V	"	P.W.D. 105627 (Sheet 5)	Pink.
0 3 2	Part Lot 4, D.P. 2656, Te Wairau, Moe Turore, and Whakawhitira Blocks	V	"	"	Blue.
1 1 1·4	Part Lot 5, D.P. 2656, Whakawhitira Block, and Native Reserve	V	"	"	Yellow.
0 1 8	Part Lot 6, D.P. 2656, Whakawhitira Native Reserve (S.O. 1602, brown.)	V	"	"	Pink.
0 3 16·8	Part Waipaoa River-bed	V	"	P.W.D. 106982	Yellow.
0 3 34·2	Part accretion (Waipaoa River)	V	"	"	Violet.
0 0 20·4	Part Ruaotaua 7C 2A Block	V	"	"	Pink.
0 3 17·8	Part Ruaotaua 7C 2B 1 Block	V	"	"	Yellow.
0 1 37	Part Ruaotaua 7C 2B 2 Block	V	"	"	Blue.
0 1 2·4	Part Ruaotaua 7C 2C Block	V	"	"	Pink.
0 0 14·3	Part road-line, part Ruaotaua 7C	V	"	"	Violet.
0 0 20·2	Part Karaua Stream-bed	V	"	"	Yellow.
0 1 26·1	Parts Karaua Block, D.P. 1144	V	"	"	Pink.
2 1 10·4
0 0 30·3	Part Wherowhero Stream-bed	V	"	"	Yellow.
1 1 31·9	Part Section 5 (Te Arai Settlement) (S.O. 4086, blue.)	IX	"	"	Violet.
2 3 21·2	Part Section 5 (Te Arai Settlement)	IX	"	P.W.D. 106983	"
5 1 34·9	Part Section 9 (Te Arai Settlement) (S.O. 4087, blue.)	IX	"	"	Pink.
2 0 11	Part Section 9 (Te Arai Settlement)	IX	"	P.W.D. 106984	"
5 0 1·8	Part Lot 1, D.P. 2136 (part Pakowhai Block) (S.O. 4100, blue.)	IX	"	"	Yellow.

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🏗️ Land taken for East Coast Main Trunk Railway and Road diversions

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
Dated27 November 1941
KeywordsLand acquisition, Railway, Road-diversions, Gisborne, Waikokopu, Public Works Act
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C. L. N. Newall, Governor-General

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