New Zealand Gazette – 1948 – No. 42

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✨ Approved Place-names

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Year.	Name.	Survey District.	Land District.	Remarks.
1940	Trinity (glacier) ..	Humboldtside	Otago ..	On the North Olivine Range. A tributary of the Andy Glacier.
1941	Trinity (pass) ..	Humboldtside	Otago ..	Icefield feeding the Trinity Glacier.
1943	Trireme (peak) ..	Tyndall ..	Canterbury ..	Block II. Highest peak on Cloudy Peak Range.
1943	Trudge (col) ..	Bealey ..	Canterbury ..	Block IV. Joins the Hawdon with a tributary of the Poulter.
1941	Tuaheni (point) ..	Turanganui ..	Gisborne ..	Block VIII. Not “Tuahina.”
1941	Tuahuru (point) ..	Mahia ..	Hawkes Bay ..	Block II.
1941	Tuakopae (stream) ..	Opoutiki ..	Auckland ..	Block V. Not “Tuakopai.”
1930	Tuamarino (village) ..	Cloudy Bay ..	Marlborough ..	Block VII. Not “Tuamarina.”
1941	Tuawatawata (survey district)	..	Gisborne and Auckland	Not “Tuatawhata.”
1941	Tuawatawata (trig.) ..	Tuawatawata	Gisborne ..	Block I. Not “Tuwatawata.”
1940	Tuhawaiki (mountain)	Caples ..	Southland ..	East of Taiaroa Peak, Central Darran Mountains.
1945	Tukino (peak) ..	Ruapehu ..	Wellington ..	Block VII. 20 chains south-west of Te Heu Heu.
1936	Tumbledown (bay) ..	Arapawa ..	Marlborough ..	In Port Underwood.
1932	Tupari (road) ..	Paritutu ..	Taranaki ..	Replaces the name Bush Road in the Huatoki Settlement.
1944	Turakirae (head) ..	Pencarrow ..	Wellington ..	Block IX.
1941	Turangakumu (locality)	Tarawera ..	Hawkes Bay ..	Block XI. Not “Taurangakumu.”
1941	Turanganui ..	Mahia ..	Hawkes Bay ..	Block X. Not “Taurunganui.”
1929	Turangarere (railway-station)	Maungakaretu	Wellington ..	Block VIII.
1941	Turihaua (stream) ..	Whangara ..	Gisborne ..	Block XII. Not “Turihau.”
1941	Turihaua (stream) ..	Turanganui ..	Gisborne ..	Block IVA. Not “Turehau.”
1932	Turnbull (mountain) ..	Katrine ..	Canterbury ..	Near the east branch of the Poulter River in the head-waters of the Waimakariri.
1938	*Turret Head (peak) ..	Dart ..	Otago ..	At the south-west end of Mount Earnslaw Peaks.
1943	Turret (peak) ..	Wilberforce ..	Canterbury ..	Block XIII. Standing out as the cornerpost of the Kakapo, Kiwi, and Chimera Streams.
1941	Tutaengarahu (trig.) ..	Tuhingamata West	Auckland ..	Block III. Not “Tutae-ngarahi.”
1944	Tutaki (trig.) ..	Tutaki ..	Nelson ..	Block II.
1941	Tutamoi (road, survey district, block, and trig.)	Hikurangi-Tutamoi	Gisborne ..	Road, Block XV. Trig., Block XIV. Not “Tutamoe.”
1938	Twain (col) .. ..	Mount Napoleon	Westland ..	Between Mount Eric and Maungama.
1938	Twenty Five Mile (creek)	Forbes-Earnslaw	Otago ..	Branched tributary of the Rees River.
1943	Twilight (col) ..	Torlesse ..	Canterbury ..	Block IX. Between the Forbes and Separation Rivers.
1938	Twin (icefall) ..	Humboldt ..	Otago ..	Feeding the Joe River Glacier from the flanks of the Climax and Destiny Peaks.
1938	Tyndall (glacier) ..	Cascade ..	Otago ..	At the head of the Snowy Creek on the south flank of Mount Tyndall.
1945	Typhoon (peak) ..	Forbeside ..	Otago ..	West of Tornado Glacier.
1924	Tyrwhitt (peak) ..	Mid-Wanaka ..	Otago ..	On Harwich Island, Lake Wanaka.
1935	Uaroa (creek) ..	Mount Douglas	Westland ..	Joins the Maitahi on the right bank about one mile above its junction with the Edison River.
1938	*Unknown (lake) ..	Humboldt-Dart	Otago ..	In the basin formed by the Nox, Chaos, and Minos Mountains, and drains into the Beansburn.
1931	Unknown (col) ..	Owen ..	Canterbury ..	At the head of the Mathias River.
1941	Upokoongauru (stream)	Maketu ..	Auckland ..	Block XIII. Not “Opoko-o-Nga-Uru.”
1944	Urekawa (trig.) ..	Carlyle ..	Taranaki ..	Block IV.
1941	Uretara (stream) ..	Katikati ..	Auckland ..	Block IX. Not “Uritara.”
1941	Urewiri (stream) ..	Tokomaru ..	Gisborne ..	Block V. Not “Uriwiri.”
1931	Urquhart (peak) ..	Owen ..	Canterbury ..	At the head of the Mathias River. The highest peak on the Agassiz Range.
1941	Urukokomuka (stream)	Motu-Mangatu	Gisborne ..	Block VIII. Not “Urukoko-moku.”
1940	Urupukapuka ..	Bay of Islands	North Auckland	Block XV. Instead of Oruapukapuka.
1940	Uruti (bay) .. ..	Russell ..	North Auckland	Inlet in Pomare Bay.
1939	Uruti (point) ..	Kaiwhata ..	Wellington ..	South of Castlepoint.
1931	Valhalla (creek) ..	Whernside ..	Marlborough ..	Replaces Briny Brook and Snoutfield.
1944	Valley View (hill) ..	Pencarrow ..	Wellington ..	East of Lake Kohangatera.
1943	Valiant (mountain) ..	Hawdon ..	Canterbury ..	Block I. On the Savannah Range near the head of the East Hawdon.
1945	Victoria (glacier) ..	Forbes ..	Otago ..
1943	Waewaetapahia (stream)	Waimata ..	Gisborne ..	Block VIIIa. Not “Waiwaitapahio.”
1938	Waewaetorea (island)	Bay of Islands	North Auckland	Not “Otawaki.”
1939	Waewaetorea (passage)	Bay of Islands	North Auckland	Between Oruapukapuka and Waewaetorea Islands.

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