New Zealand Gazette – 1950 – No. 47

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Name.	Description.	Situation and Remarks.
Hollowback	Ridge	Blocks X and XI, Ngaruroro Survey District. Lying to north of Big Hill Stream.
Ina Rock	Peak	Block V, Wakarara Survey District. Approximately 120 chains south of Tupari Trig.
Jumped Up	Spur	Block XIV, Ngaruroro Survey District, and Block II, Wakarara Survey District. South-west of Golden Crown Spur.
Long	Spur	Block X, Wakarara Survey District. Running south-westerly from a point just west of Pound Hill to Makaroro River.
Mary	Mount	Block XV, Ngaruroro Survey District. Near south-western corner of Block.
Maungaharuru	Range	Maungaharuru and Waitara Survey Districts. From Titiokura Saddle in Block IX, Maungaharuru Survey District, passing through Trig. Stations Taraponui and Heruotureia to Trig. Station Kokohitoa in Block X, Waitara Survey District.
Pound	Hill	Block X, Wakarara Survey District. Approximately 120 chains south-west of Trig. marked I (3,307 ft.).
Sawtooth	Ridge	On main Ruahine Range between Ohuinga and Tiraha Trigs., Block V, Makaretu Survey District, and Blocks XV, Ruahine, and III, Umutoi Survey Districts (Wellington).
Smith	Creek	Block XIII, Wakarara Survey District. Rising near Rangioteatua Trig. and flowing easterly into Waipawa River.
Sugar Loaf	Peak	Block XI, Wakarara Survey District. Approximately one mile south-east of Crag Peak.
Te Maori	Locality, railway-station, post-office, Maori block, &c.	Blocks IX and XI, Mohaka Survey District. Instead of Kotemaori.
The Tump	Peak	Block X, Wakarara Survey District. Shown on maps as Trig. F (2,471 ft.).
Triplex	Creek	Block XIII, Wakarara Survey District. Rising near Armstrong Saddle and flowing easterly into Mangataura Stream.
Whatuma	Locality, settlement, railway-station, Lake, &c.	Blocks I, II, and V, Motutaraia Survey District. Instead of Hatuma.
Wild Sheep	Spur	Block V, Ngaruroro Survey District. From Toimaru Peak to junction of Makirikiri and Ikawetea Streams.

WELLINGTON LAND DISTRICT

Name.	Description.	Situation and Remarks.
Akarana	Peak	Block XVI, Pukeokahu Survey District. Approximately one mile west of Tupari Trig.
Apiti	Saddle	On main Ruahine Range near boundary between Blocks XI and XIII, Umutoi Survey District. Instead of Cow Saddle.
Arapito	Creek	Block VI, Taungata Survey District. Flowing into Otaki River. Approximately 30 chains south of Waitewaewae–Otaki Forks.
Arete	Stream	Block I, Mikimiki Survey District. Tributary of Waingawa River rising near Arete Peak.
Armstrong	Saddle	On main Ruahine Range between Block VIII, Ruahine Survey District, and Block IX, Wakarara Survey District (Hawke’s Bay.)
Atiwhakatu	Stream	Blocks IX, XIII, and XIV, Mikimiki Survey District. Tributary of Waingawa River, rising near McGregor Peak. Instead of Mangatarere-atiwhakatu.
Barra	Stream	Block XII, Waiopehu Survey District. Tributary of Mangahao River, flowing north-westerly from Pukemoremore Trig.
Blake	Stream	Block X, Mikimiki Survey District. Tributary of Waingawa River, flowing southerly from Blake Peak.
Butcher	Knob	Block XV, Waiopehu Survey District. Approximately 130 chains south-west of Pukematawai Peak.
Boulcott	Post-office	New Office in Lower Hutt.
Carkeek	Ridge	Block XV, Waiopehu Survey District. Running from Thompson Peak to the junction of Park and Waiohine Rivers.
Carrington	Creek	Block XIII, Mikimiki Survey District, and Block I, Tiffen Survey District. Instead of North Branch Mangatarere River.
Carrington	Ridge	Block XIII, Mikimiki Survey District. Between Carrington and Gentle Annie Creeks.
Cleft	Creek	Block II, Mikimiki Survey District. Tributary of Ruamahanga River, flowing north-westerly from Apiti Saddle.
Clem	Creek	Block II, Waiohine Survey District. Tributary of Waiohine River, flowing south-easterly from Cone Trig. Instead of Red Creek.
Colenso	Lake	Block XV, Pukeokahu Survey District. Approximately one mile north-west of Waikamaka Trig.
Collie	Creek	Block XV, Waiopehu Survey District. Rising near Butcher Knob and flowing westerly into Otaki River.
Cone	Creek	Blocks IV and VII, Umutoi Survey District. Tributary of Makiekie (Coal) Creek. Flows westerly from Cone Trig.
Cone	Ridge	Block II, Eritonga Survey District. Running north-east from Cone Trig.
Corkill	Stream	Block I, Eritonga Survey District. Flows south-easterly from Yeates Peak to Hector River.
Daphne	Ridge	On main Ruahine Range between Block III, Umutoi Survey District, and Block VII, Makaretu Survey District, Hawke’s Bay.
Dick	Creek	Block VIII, Waiopehu Survey District. Flows from Island Ridge and joins Mangahao River approximately half mile south of Johnston Creek.
Dirty	Spur	Block XIV, Ruahine Survey District. Running north-westerly from Pourangaki Trig.
Donald	Stream	Block VI, Mikimiki Survey District. Rising on Blue Range just north of Bruce Hill and flowing north-westerly into Waingawa River.
Fall	Stream	Block X, Mikimiki Survey District. Rising on Pinnacle Ridge and flowing northerly into Waingawa River.
Foxton Beach	Post-office	Block II, Moutere Survey District. Instead of “Manawatu Heads.”
Gable End	Ridge	Block X, Waiopehu Survey District. Between Ohau River and Ohauiti Stream.
Gentle Annie	Creek	Block XIII, Mikimiki Survey District. Joins Atiwhakatu Stream near Bannister Hut.
Hart	Creek	Block XVI, Waiopehu Survey District. Joins Mangahao River just below Brockett and Staircase Creeks.
Hikumutu	Locality	Hunua Survey District. Instead of Hikimutu.
Iron Gates	Gorge	Block IV, Umutoi Survey District. Narrow Gorge on Oroua River near its junction with Umutoi Creek.
Iron Peg	Creek	Block XI, Ruahine Survey District. Tributary of Kawhatau River.
Josephson	Creek	Block II, Eritonga Survey District. Rising near Cone Trig. and flowing south-westerly into Tauwharenikau River,

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🗺️ Notice of Intention to Assign Place Names by the New Zealand Geographical Board (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated17 July 1950
KeywordsGeographical names, Place names, New Zealand Geographic Board, Land districts

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