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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
[No. 47

public road to its intersection with another right line through Allotments 46A, 45, 44, and 43 of the said parish, parallel to and distant 250 links from the south-eastern boundaries of those allotments; thence north-easterly along the last-mentioned right line, to and along another right line parallel to and distant 250 links from the northern side of Punt Road, to and along the western boundary of Lot 2, shown on the plan numbered 31559, deposited as aforesaid, being parts of Allotments 40, 43A, and 43, Pepepe Parish, and along a right line from the north-western corner of the last-mentioned lot, to and along the western boundary of Lot 1, shown on the said plan numbered 31559, being part of the said Allotment 43, and along the south-western boundaries of Lots 2 and 3, shown on the plan numbered 21449, deposited as aforesaid, being parts of Allotments 41E and 249, Pepepe Parish, to the westernmost corner of the last-mentioned lot; thence north-easterly generally along the northern boundary of the said Lot 3, and along a right line across Waahi Road, to and along the north-eastern boundary of Lot 5, shown on the plan numbered 9141, deposited as aforesaid, being part of Allotment 41E of the said parish, to and along the generally north-western boundary of Lot 1, shown on the plan numbered 24180, deposited as aforesaid, being parts of Allotments 40, 40A, and 41B of the said parish, and along a right line being that boundary produced to the middle of the Waikato River aforesaid; thence again northerly down the middle of the said river to the point of commencement.

SECOND SCHEDULE

BOUNDARIES OF THE COUNTY OF RAGLAN

ALL that area in the Auckland Land District, bounded by a line commencing at a point in Block VIII, Maioro Survey District, where the left bank of the Waikato River meets the sea; thence running north-easterly, easterly, and south-easterly generally along the said left bank to its intersection with the production of the south-eastern boundary of Allotment 93, Onewhero Parish; thence along a right line, being the south-eastern boundary of Mercer Town District, in the district of the south-western corner of Section 17, Suburbs of Mercer, to a point in the Waikato River midway between the said left bank and the south-western boundary of Allotment 36, Koheroa Parish (Motu Tawa Island); thence southerly generally to and up the middle of the said Waikato River to the northern boundary of the Borough of Huntly, as described in the First Schedule hereto; thence along the northern, western, and southern boundaries of the said Borough of Huntly, to and up the middle of the Waikato River aforesaid, to and along the northern, western, and southern boundaries of the Borough of Ngaruawahia, as described in New Zealand Gazette, 1921, page 501, to and up the middle of the Waipa River and the middle of the Mangauika Stream to its intersection with the southern boundary of Allotment 329, Pirongia Parish; thence westerly generally along the southern boundaries of the said Allotment 329, Allotments 306 and 365 of the said parish, to and along the eastern boundaries of Sections 2 and 4, Block III, Pirongia Survey District, along the southern boundaries of Sections 4 and 7 of the said Block III, to and along the eastern boundaries of Sections 24 and 23, along the southern and western boundaries of the said Section 23; the western boundary of Section 14, all of Block VII, Pirongia Survey District aforesaid, to and along the south-western boundary of Section 6, Block III of the said survey district, along the north-western boundaries of the said Section 6 and Mangauiki B No. 2 Section 2 Block to Trig. Station 1922 (Mahaukura); thence along the south-western boundary of Allotment 358, Pirongia Parish, the end of a public road, the south-western boundary of Allotments 352 and 428, Pirongia Parish aforesaid, and the end of another public road to Trig. Station Tahanui; thence along the south-eastern, southern, and western boundaries of part Moerangi No. 4 Block (provisional State forest—New Zealand Gazette, 1920, page 2118), and along the southern boundary of Section 6, Block I, Pirongia Survey District, to its south-western corner, being an angle in the Otungaoko Road; thence along a right line across the said road to the opposite angle, and along the western side of the said road to and along the southern and western boundaries of Section 7, Block I of the said survey district, along the southern boundary of Section 4, Block IV, Kawhia North Survey District, and a right line from its south-western corner across Kopunui Road to the nearest road angle on the eastern boundary of Section 3 of the said Block IV; thence along the western side of that road to and along the southern boundaries generally of Sections 8 and 7 of Block XV and Lot 2 of Section 18, Block XIV, Karioi Survey District, to the Makomako Stream; thence along a right line across the said stream and the Makomako Road, to and along the south-western boundary of Section 19, the south-western and western boundaries of Section 27, both of the said Block XIV, to the south-eastern side of Te Maari Road, and along the said south-eastern side of that road to the Aotea Harbour; thence along the south-eastern and southern shores of that harbour to the sea; thence northerly generally by the sea to the point of commencement.

THIRD SCHEDULE

BOUNDARIES OF THE PUKEMIRO RIDING, COUNTY OF RAGLAN

ALL that area in the County of Raglan, bounded by a line commencing at a point in Block XVI, Awaroa Survey District, being the southernmost corner of Lot 9, as shown on the plan numbered 8023, deposited in the office of the District Land Registrar at Auckland, being part of Allotment 89 of the Parish of Whangape, and running north-easterly generally along the southern boundary of the Whangape Riding, as described in New Zealand Gazette No. 56 of the 25th day of September, 1947, page 1386, to the middle of the Waikato River; thence southerly generally along the eastern boundary of the County of Raglan, as described in the Second Schedule hereto, to a point in Block IV, Newcastle Survey District, in line with the north-western boundary of Allotment 2A of the Parish of Pepepe; thence westerly generally along the generally northern boundary of the Waingaro Riding, as described in New Zealand Gazette No. 56 aforesaid, page 1385, to the point of commencement.

W. E. PARRY, Minister of Internal Affairs.
(I.A. 103/5/121.)

By-laws under the Rotorua Borough Act, 1922

WHEREAS by section 8 of the Rotorua Borough Act, 1922, all electric light and power works theretofore provided, erected, or constructed by the Crown in or in connection with the Town of Rotorua remain vested in the Department of Tourist and Health Resorts, as incorporated by the Rotorua Town Act, 1907, and the Rotorua Borough Act, 1922:

And whereas in respect of these works the said Department has and may exercise all the powers for the time being conferred by law on Borough Councils, except the power to borrow money by way of special loan or to make and levy any rate:

And whereas by licences granted by the Governor-General in Council, as published in the New Zealand Gazette of the 5th November, 1931, and 1st October, 1936, respectively, the said Department is authorized to generate electricity and erect electric lines within the Borough of Rotorua and portion of the County of Rotorua as set out in the Schedules of the said licences:

Now, therefore, the said Department, in pursuance of the powers hereinbefore recited and all powers thereunto enabling it, doth hereby revoke By-law 35 made on the 26th day of January, 1944, and published in the Gazette on the 27th day of the same month at page 59, as amended by the Rotorua Borough By-laws published in the Gazette on the 9th day of October, 1947, at page 1438, and doth substitute the following by-law, and doth hereby declare that the instruments published in the Gazette of the 27th day of January, 1944, at page 59, and on the 9th day of October, 1947, at page 1438, as aforesaid, are consequentially revoked, and that this instrument shall take effect on and from the 7th day of September, 1948.

BY-LAW 35

The price for electrical energy supplied by the Department will be calculated on the Board of Trade unit consisting of 1,000 watt-hours. All energy will be charged according to meter-register, but should a supply be given before a meter is installed the consumer shall pay for current supplied during such period a sum based upon the number and capacity for lamps and other apparatus installed.

In all cases units may, at the option of the Department, be measured as kilovolt-ampere hours instead of kilowatt-hours if the power factor of the consumer’s load falls below 90 per cent.

Should the meter prove defective in any way, or be removed for testing or repair, the consumer shall pay per month for energy supplied during such period a sum based on the average former reading of the meter.

If the revenue from any existing or proposed installation does not cover the cost of supply, the Department may impose a connected-load charge in addition to the charge by meter.

Prepayment meters may be installed in any installation at the discretion of the Department.

The Department may read meters monthly or quarterly or at any other interval that best suits its convenience. Should a special reading be required at any time to suit the convenience of the consumer, such reading will be made or a card will be forwarded on which the consumer can enter the reading of the meter or meters, and an account will be prepared from the readings on this card. A charge may be levied to cover the cost of the special readings as above.

Where premises are occupied intermittently and/or a reading of the meter is not obtained at the time of the ordinary meter-reading, a card may be left for or sent to the consumer. This card shall be filled in by the consumer and returned to the Department to enable an account to be prepared.

Failing the receipt of the card within a period of ten days, the Department will assume that the premises have been unoccupied for the last period between regular meter-readings and an account computed in accordance with Part (F) of this by-law will be forwarded to the consumer.

In cases where the previous account or accounts have been assessed in accordance with the preceding paragraph, the Department on receiving a reading of the meter may compute the consumption on the basis that the consumer has been in occupation for the whole or part of the period from the date of the last actual reading. Such computation shall not, however, prejudice the right of the consumer to certify that the premises were occupied for a greater or lesser period than that assessed by the Department. On receiving such a certificate the Department may adjust the account accordingly, provided the periods when the premises were unoccupied exceed one month continuously.

The charges for energy supplied shall be computed monthly, and shall be as follows:—

(A) DOMESTIC

(i) For domestic lighting, heating, and power the monthly charges shall be as follows:—

1–20 units .. .. .. 3d. per unit.
21–40 units .. .. .. 2d. ,,
Balance of units .. .. .. 1d. ,,