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Officers Authorized to Take Statutory Declarations

C. W. M. NORRIE, Governor-General.

Pursuant to section 301 of the Justices of the Peace Act 1927, His Excellency the Governor-General hereby authorizes the persons named in the Schedule hereto, being the holders of the offices specified after their names, to take and receive statutory declarations under that section.

SCHEDULE

William Stewart Drummond, Postmaster, Addington.
Charles Gordon McGregor, Postmaster, Ahuriri.
George William Clausen, Postmaster, Arthur Pass.
Timothy Keogh, Postmaster, Auckland West.
Edmund Louis Scott Taylor, Postmaster, Avondale.
Leslie Cameron, Postmaster, Awakino.
Lorna May Langford, Postmistress, Bainham.
Reginald Edward Melvin, Postmaster, Bluff.
Geoffrey Hugh Anstiss, Postmaster, Burnham Camp.
Reginald Law Ingham, Postmaster, Carterton.
Norman Lindsay Anderson, Postmaster, Clevedon.
Herbert Alick Crowley, Postmaster, Clive.
Noel Ian Willoughby, Postmaster, Cobb Valley Dam.
George Egerton, Postmaster, Cromwell.
Albert Henry Morgan, Postmaster, Dannevirke.
James Patrick Healy, Postmaster, Denniston.
Leslie Vincent Smith, Postmaster, Dominion Road.
Edward Joshua Kerr, Senior Supervisor, Clerical Branch, Chief Post Office, Dunedin.
Stuart Mason Dunbar, Postmaster, Duntroon.
Donald James Thomas, Postmaster, Ellerslie.
John Alexander Hislop, Postmaster, Featherston.
Richard Arthur Cowie, Senior Supervisor, Clerical Branch, Chief Post Office, Gisborne.
Edward George Giles Vogt, Postmaster, Glen Oroua.
Eva Lilian Baysting, Postmistress, Golden Downs.
Thomas Pearson Gardiner, Postmaster, Greenlane.
Sydney Alfred Pettengell, Postmaster, Grey Lynn.
Frederick George Ryan, Postmaster, Greymouth.
John Alva Alexander Tonkin, Postmaster, Half-moon Bay.
Graham William Ward, Postmaster, Helensville.
Robert Henry Francis Moran, Postmaster, Henderson.
Herbert Walker Boyce, Postmaster, Hurleyville.
Leslie Gilbert Watson, Postmaster, Inglewood.
Henry Transvaal Wilkinson, Postmaster, Kaiapoi.
Arthur Stuart Hobbs, Postmaster, Kakaramea.
Leonard David Brown, Postmaster, Karamea.
Norma Jean Conder, Postmistress, Karioi.
Cyril Lawrence Hampton, Postmaster, Katikati.
William Cecil Higginson, Postmaster, Kawakawa.
Montague Leonard Hargreaves, Postmaster, Kerikeri Central.
William McShane, Postmaster, Khandallah.
Melvin Valla Dunstall, Postmaster, Kingsland.
George Clement Carter, Postmaster, Kurow.
Alexander Ernest Davis, Postmaster, Lincoln.
Douglas Hunter, Postmaster, Linwood.
Thomas Strutt Glenny, Postmaster, Mahia.
Evelyn Marjori Fries, Postmistress, Makotuku.
Christina Agnes Hart, Postmistress, Mangarakau.
Edmund Robert Govenlock, Postmaster, Manutahi.
Annetta Nola Perry, Postmistress, Mapua.
Thomas Axel Knutson, Postmaster, Martinborough.
Lauton Barry, Postmaster, Marton Junction.
Ronald McLaren Mansell, Postmaster, Milford.
Dudley Tennant Louis Coward, Postmaster, Motueka.
Archibald Drummond Sharpe, Postmaster, Motupiko.
Maxwell Roy Mildon, Postmaster, Mount Albert.
Walter Stephen Smith, Postmaster, Mount Eden.
James Dingwell Craies, Postmaster, Mount Roskill.
Leslie Robert Judson, Postmaster, Naenae.
Roy Horace Boyes, Postmaster, New Brighton.
Leonard Harold Lovegrove, Postmaster, Nuhaka.
Arthur Cox, Supervisor, M.O. & S.B. Branch, Chief Post Office, Oamaru.
Peter Ngamoki, Postmaster, Omaio.
William Roy Tucker, Postmaster, Opoutama.
Hugh George Spiers Coombe, Postmaster, Opunake.
Robert Gordon Brown, Postmaster, Otane.
Neil Graham Wark, Postmaster, Paihia.
Ernest Russell, Postmaster, Palmerston.
Walter Richard Dawson, Postmaster, Panguru.
Malcolm Stewart Haswell, Postmaster, Panmure.
James Victor Sherborne, Postmaster, Papakura.
Louis James Tyrrell, Postmaster, Papakura Camp.
William Frederick Leggott, Postmaster, Papanui.
Lloyd Armstrong Robinson, Postmaster, Papatoetoe.
John Michael Cutler, Postmaster, Pirinoa.
Samuel Coleman, Postmaster, Pokaka.
William Eric Boyd, Postmaster, Ponsonby.
Stanley Hardy, Postmaster, Port Chalmers.
Orla Fuglestad Larsen, Postmaster, Ranfurly.
Edward Lawson Tyndall, Postmaster, Rangiora.
Clarence Michael Sewell, Postmaster, Riccarton.
Lynley Toms, Postmaster, Riverton.
Grace Lloyd Canning, Postmistress, Rockville.
George Eric Kay, Postmaster, Roxburgh.
Matthew Edward McGifford, Postmaster, Roxburgh Hydro.
Alick McGrath, Postmaster, Ruatoria.
Maxwell Paul Hamlin, Postmaster, Seatoun.
Robert Maurice Gibb, Postmaster, St. Albans.
Frank William Holden, Postmaster, St. Heliers.
Ethelbert Frank Codyre, Postmaster, Takapau.
John Leonard Anderson, Postmaster, Takapuna South.

Wallace William Bird, Postmaster, Taradale.
Noel Henry Prestidge, Postmaster, Tariki.
Frederick Arthur Taylor, Postmaster, Tauranga.
Alan James Murray, Postmaster, Te Anga.
Basil Baden Aldridge, Postmaster, Tuatapere.
Martin Keeling Kennedy Bourke, Postmaster, Turua.
Jack Prescott, Postmaster, Upper Symonds Street.
William Coull Black, Postmaster, Uruti.
Francis Henry Walker, Postmaster, Waihau Bay.
Robert Ross, Postmaster, Waikaia.
Stanley Ian Cameron, Postmaster, Waikaka.
Albert Edward Neill, Postmaster, Waimauku.
Brian Raymond Weston, Postmaster, Wainuiomata.
Frederick Charles Schroeder, Postmaster, Waiouru Camp.
Albert Stephen Prisk, Postmaster, Waipawa.
William Neill Taylor, Postmaster, Wakefield.
William John Taylor, Postmaster, Waverley.
Alfred John Oxbrow, Postmaster, Whatatutu.
John Francis Erasmuson, Postmaster, Woodlands.
Charles Stanley Clulee, Postmaster, Woolston.
James Christensen, Postmaster, Wyndham.

As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General, this 28th day of April 1954.

JACK T. WATTS,
For the Minister of Justice.

Judge of the Maori Land Court Appointed

C. W. M. NORRIE, Governor-General.

Pursuant to section 16 of the Maori Affairs Act 1953, I, Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Willoughby Moke Norrie, the Governor-General of New Zealand, hereby appoint Selwyn Clemens Clarke, Esquire, of Auckland, to be a Judge of the Maori Land Court on and from the 1st day of May 1954.

As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General of New Zealand, this 30th day of April 1954.

E. B. CORBETT, Minister of Maori Affairs.

Warrant Vesting the Control of Certain Roads, on the Boundary Between Stratford Borough and Stratford County, in the Stratford Borough Council

C. W. M. NORRIE, Governor-General.

Pursuant to section 120 of the Public Works Act 1928, I, Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Willoughby Moke Norrie, the Governor-General of New Zealand, hereby direct that the roads described in the Schedule hereto shall, on and after the date of gazetting hereof, be under the control of the Stratford Borough Council; and I hereby further direct that the cost of construction or maintenance or lighting or widening or reconstructing of the said roads shall be borne in the following proportions, viz.—the Stratford Borough Council to bear half of such cost and the Stratford County Council to bear half of such cost respectively.

SCHEDULE

All those portions of roads, in the Taranaki Land District on the boundary between the Stratford Borough and the Stratford County, as described hereunder:

Firstly, Flint Road from the western boundary of Section 97, Block I, and extending eastwards to the western side of Mountain Road, a distance of approximately 23 chains, and thence from the eastern side of Mountain Road in a general easterly direction for approximately 93 chains, terminating at the eastern boundary of Section 12, Block II, being the western boundary of Esk Road.

Secondly, Esk Road from the north-east corner of Lot 7 of Section 80, Block II, in a general southerly direction to the northern side of Ohura Road, being the south-east corner of Section 80, Block II, an approximate distance of 10½ chains.

Thirdly, Swansea Road from the southern bank of the Patea River in a southerly direction for a distance of 34 chains, terminating at the northern side of Warwick Road, being the south-eastern corner of Section 97, Block II.

Fourthly, Brecon Road from the south-west corner of Section 48, Block I, being the southern boundary of the borough, in a northerly direction for approximately 25½ chains, to the south-east corner of Section 78A, Block I.

Fifthly, Opunake Road from the north-west corner of Section 78A, Block I, in a westerly direction for approximately 10¾ chains, terminating opposite the south-west corner of Sub. 10, Section 65A, Block I.

Sixthly, Pembroke Road from the south-west corner of Section 98, Block I, in a westerly direction for approximately 6 chains, terminating opposite the north-west corner of Sub. 1, Section 13, Block I.

As the said portions of roads are more particularly delineated on the plan marked P.W.D. 143002, deposited in the office of the Minister of Works at Wellington, and thereon coloured green.

As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor-General, this 29th day of April 1954.

W. H. FORTUNE,
For the Minister of Works.

(P.W. 53/372; D.O. 20/386)