22 JULY] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1197

GERALDINE BOROUGH COUNCIL
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RESOLUTION MAKING SPECIAL RATE
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Sewerage Loan No. 1 1954, £12,000

IN pursuance of the powers vested in it in that behalf by
the Local Bodies Loans’ Act 1926, the Geraldine Borough
Council hereby resolves as follows:

‘‘That, for the purpose of providing the interest and
other charges on a loan of twelve thousand pounds (£12,000),
authorized to be raised by the Geraldine Borough Council
pursuant to a requisition issued by the Board of Health under
section 22 of the Health Act 1920 (Seal Book No. 88), dated
the 4th day of December 1952, for the purpose of providing
sewerage for the Borough of Geraldine, with the exception
of those lands described in the First Schedule of the New
Zealand Gazette No. 63, dated 25 September 1952, page 1606,
and a certain Order in Council made on the 5th day of May
1954 and gazetted in the New Zealand Gazette of the 13th
day of May 1954, at page 828, the said Geraldine Borough
Council hereby makes and levies a special rate of 4½d. (four-
ence half-penny) in the pound on the rateable value of all
rateable property of the Borough of Geraldine, and that such
special rate shall be an annually recurring rate during the
currency of such loan and be payable yearly on the 1st day
of April in each year during the currency of such loan, being
a period of twenty-five years, or until the loan is fully
paid off.’’

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A. HILL, Town Clerk.

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MATAMATA COUNTY COUNCIL
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TOKOROA (MATAMATA COUNTY) EXTRA URBAN PLANNING
SCHEME No. 1
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PUBLIC notice is hereby given that the extra urban
planning scheme for part of the County of Matamata
intituled the Tokoroa (Matamata County) Extra Urban
Planning Scheme No. 1, which was finally approved by the
Town Planning Board on the 8th day of June 1948 pursuant
to the provisions of the Town Planning Act 1926 and the
Town Planning Regulations 1927, has, by virtue of section 19
(2) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1953, become an
operative district scheme of part of the County of Matamata
within the meaning of the Town and Country Planning Act
1953.

The scheme may be inspected in the Matamata County
Council’s offices at Tirau, without fee, by every person who
so requires at any time when the Council’s office is open to
the public.

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J. A. BECK, County Clerk.

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NEWMARKET BOROUGH COUNCIL
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TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1953
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PUBLIC notice is hereby given that the Newmarket Borough
Council, at its meeting held on the 14th day of July
1954, resolved to prepare for the Borough of Newmarket a
district scheme as required by the provisions of the Town and
Country Planning Act 1953. The scheme will deal with the
following matters:

1. The zoning or definition of areas to be used exclusively
   or principally for specified purposes or classes of purposes.
2. The preservation of objects and places of historical
   interest or natural beauty.
3. The designation of reserves and proposed reserves for
   national, civic, cultural, and community purposes, for recrea-
   tion grounds, ornamental gardens, parks, and children’s
   playgrounds, and for open spaces.
4. The designation of open spaces for purposes of value
   to the community on land not intended to be owned by the
   Council.
5. Public access from place to place, car parks, transport
   terminals, and public transport systems, including their
   creation, establishment, closing, removal, alteration, and
   diversion; traffic routing; the co-ordination of street widths
   with land uses and population densities; off-street provision
   for vehicles while being loaded or unloaded or standing; the
   fixing of building lines in relation to highways.
6. Sewerage, drainage, and sewage and rubbish disposal.
7. Lighting and water supply.
8. Buildings, with particular reference to—
   (a) Their position on allotment and in relation to any
   highway and to other buildings.
   (b) Their density, use, character, height, and harmony
   in design and external appearance.
   (c) Verandahs in commercial streets.
   (d) Open space about buildings.
   (e) The fixing of building lines for amenity and other
   purposes.
9. Provision and preservation of amenities, including
   regulation and control of outdoor advertising displays.
10. Control of subdivisions.
11. Land subdivisional standards in relation to any per-
    mitted use.
12. Minimum site areas and dimensions in relation to
    uses of land and buildings.
13. Ancillary or consequential works and all other matters
    involving the principles of town and country planning.

Every owner and occupier of property and every local
authority in the district is hereby invited to submit, in
respect of the above matters, suggestions, which, in his
or its opinion, should be considered in the preparation of the
proposed scheme. Suggestions marked ‘‘Borough of New-
market District Scheme’’ should be addressed to the Town
Clerk and delivered to the Town Clerk’s Office, Borough
Council Chambers, Broadway, Newmarket, on or before the
24th day of September 1954.

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E. C. S. CORRIGAN, Town Clerk.

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WAIKATO COUNTY COUNCIL
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TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1953
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PUBLIC notice is hereby given that the Waikato County
Council, at a duly constituted meeting held on Tuesday,
the 22nd day of June 1954, resolved to prepare for its district
(namely, the whole area of the County of Waikato) a district
scheme as defined by and in accordance with the requirements
of the Town and Country Planning Act 1953. Such scheme
will, having regard to the present and future requirements of
the said district and to its geographical and economic relation-
ship to any neighbouring areas, and subject to any exemption
which may at any time hereafter be granted by the Minister
of Works under the provisions of section 19 (1) of the said
Act, make provision for such of the following matters as are
appropriate to the circumstances, namely:

1. The zoning or definition of areas to be used exclusively
   or principally for specified purposes or classes of purposes.
2. The preservation of objects and places of historical
   interest or natural beauty.
3. The designation of reserves and proposed reserves for
   national, civic, cultural, and community purposes, for affore-
   stati on and water catchment purposes, for recreation grounds,
   ornamental gardens, parks, and children’s playgrounds, and
   for open spaces.
4. The designation of open spaces for purposes of value
   to the community on land not intended to be owned by the
   Council.
5. Public access from place to place, car parks, transport
   terminals, aerodromes, and public transport systems, including
   their creation, establishment, closing, removal, alteration, and
   diversion; traffic routing; the co-ordination of street widths
   with land uses and population densities; off-street provision
   for vehicles while being loaded or unloaded or standing; the
   fixing of building lines in relation to highways.
6. Sewerage, drainage, and sewage and rubbish disposal.
7. Lighting and water supply.
8. Buildings, with particular reference to—
   (a) Their position on allotment and in relation to any
   highway and to other buildings.
   (b) Their density, use, character, height, and harmony
   in design and external appearance.
   (c) Verandahs in commercial streets.
   (d) Open space about buildings.
   (e) The fixing of building lines for amenity and other
   purposes.
9. Provision and preservation of amenities, including
   regulation and control of outdoor advertising displays.
10. Control of subdivision, including restraint upon
    unnecessary encroachment of urban development upon land
    of high actual or potential value for production of food.
11. Land subdivisional standards in relation to any
    permitted use.
12. Minimum site areas and dimensions in relation to
    uses of land and buildings.
13. Ancillary or consequential works and all other matters
    involving the principles of town and country planning.

Every owner and occupier of property situated within
the said district, and every local authority having jurisdiction
in or adjacent to the area to which the proposed district
scheme relates, and every regional planning authority and
joint committee having jurisdiction in or adjacent to that
area, and every organization or society of persons engaged
in any profession, calling, or business, or of persons associated
with the promotion of any sport, or recreation, or associated
for any other purpose of public benefit or utility, is hereby
invited to submit in respect of the above matters, suggestions
or proposals which, in his, their, or its opinion, should be
considered or included in the preparation of the proposed
district scheme.

Suggestions or proposals marked ‘‘Waikato County
District Scheme’’ should be addressed to the County Clerk,
and delivered at his office, Council Chambers, Grey Street,
Hamilton, on or before the 1st day of November 1954.

Dated this 15th day of July 1954.

For the Waikato County Council—

414
M. P. GOLDSBRO’, County Clerk.

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CHANGE OF NAME OF COMPANY
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NOTICE is hereby given that C. A. ROSEVEARE LIMITED has
changed its name to WM. ROLL LIMITED, and that the
new name was this day entered on my Register of Companies
in place of the former name.

Dated at Wellington, this 1st day of July 1954.

K. L. WESTMORELAND,
Assistant Registrar of Companies.

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