16 Dec.]

CAMPING

2. All persons wishing to camp in the park shall apply to
   the Commissioner or a Park Warden or Ranger or to an
   authorized person for assignment of camping sites, and shall
   pay such fees or charges as may from time to time be fixed
   by the Commissioner, and shall not change camp sites without
   permission from the Commissioner or a Park Warden or
   Ranger or other authorized person as aforesaid.
   The following conditions shall be strictly observed in
   connection with camp sites:

(a) Subject generally to the provisions of by-law No. 4
relating to fires, combustible rubbish must be burned
on camp fires, and all other garbage and refuse of
all kinds, including broken glass, bottles, tin cans,
etc., must be placed in garbage cans, if available, or
otherwise must be buried not less than 1 ft. deep by
the campers in a place hidden from sight.
(b) No person, whether camping in the park or otherwise
being therein, shall pollute in any manner the waters
of the park, nor bathe in any of the streams near
the regularly travelled thoroughfares in the park
without suitable bathing clothes.
(c) No person shall take any wood for fuel except from
dead trees or from trees which have been cut for that
purpose by park employees.
(d) No person shall remove, disturb, cut names, letters,
words, figures, or devices on, or deface any building,
gates, bridges, natural features, or trees, or any
object natural or otherwise, within the limits of the
park.
(e) No person shall in any building in the park act or use
the same otherwise than in a cleanly and decent
manner.

HUTS

3. (a) Any person desiring the use of any huts or other
   buildings the property of the park and erected in the park
   shall apply to the Commissioner or a Park Warden or Ranger
   or to an authorized person, who may in his discretion grant
   to such applicant usage of the hut or building as he shall
   deem advisable, either exclusively or together with any other
   person or persons.
   (b) The restrictions on and conditions of usage of any such
   huts or buildings shall be as fixed by the Commissioner from
   time to time.
   (c) A Park Warden or Ranger or other park officer is
   empowered to terminate any usage of any such hut or building
   where the user has departed from the terms and conditions
   upon which usage was granted or where the user acts in such
   a manner as in the opinion of the Park Warden or Ranger or
   other park officer is likely to cause damage to park property
   or to give offence to other persons, or to cause them annoyance.
   (d) No person shall use, or attempt to use, any such hut or
   building without the permission of the Commissioner or a
   Park Warden or Ranger or of an authorized person.
   (e) Should any organization be empowered to erect any
   buildings for accommodation of its members within the park
   it shall be subject to the condition that if such accommodation
   is not in the opinion of the Commissioner being made reasonable
   able use of by such members, then other persons may be
   authorized by the Commissioner to make use of such accommodation
   under whatever conditions the Commissioner may
   determine.

FIRES

4. No person shall light any fire, except at camping sites or
   picnic places, without the express permission of the Commissioner
   or a Park Warden or Ranger or of an authorized person.
   No person shall kindle a fire near trees or dead wood, moss,
   dry leaves, grass, tussock, forest mould, or other vegetation,
   but a fire may be lit in a specially prepared open place on
   rocks or earth. Should camps or picnic places be located in a
   locality where no such open place exists, or is provided, any
   dead wood, moss, dry leaves, grass, tussock, forest mould, or
   other vegetation must be scraped away down to the rock or
   earth over an area considerably larger than that required for
   the fire. Fires shall be lighted only when necessary, and when
   no longer needed shall be completely extinguished by covering
   all embers and the bed with earth and water so that there
   remains no possibility of the fire reviving.
   No person shall light a fire in any position where it is
   likely to present a fire hazard.
   Once a fire is lit, the person lighting the fire, or such other
   person as is detailed by him, shall remain in attendance on
   the fire until it is completely extinguished.
   No match (lighted or not lighted), cigarette, or other
   lighted matter shall be dropped, thrown, or otherwise placed
   in any grass or other inflammable material.
   Nothing in this by-law shall exempt an offender from
   liability under the National Parks Act 1952 or any other Act
   with respect to the lighting of fires.

TRADING AND INTOXICATING LIQUORS

5. No person shall reside permanently, engage in any
   business, sell or offer for sale any article or food or merchandise,
   intoxicating liquor, or any kind of drink, or carry on
   any other pursuit or calling within the park without the
   written consent of the Commissioner given subject to such
   terms and conditions as he deems fit.

MISBEHAVIOUR

6. Within the park no person shall wilfully obstruct, disturb,
   or interfere with any other person in the use or enjoyment of
   the park, or use foul, abusive, indecent, or obscene language,
   or be intoxicated, noisy, or riotous, or in any way misbehave.

ANIMALS

7. No person shall take any dog or cat into the park
   without the written permission of the Commissioner, or
   abandon in the park any dog, cat, or animal.

NOTICES

8. No person shall interfere with any placard, sign, or
   notice erected by the Commissioner in or relating to the park.

AIRCRAFT

9. No person shall make use of any part of the park for the
   purpose of the landing thereon or flying therefrom of any
   aeroplane or of any kind of aircraft or glider, except in case
   of emergency or in accordance with the prior written permission
   of the Commissioner.

ENTRY INTO SPECIAL AREAS

10. For the purposes of this by-law a special area means
    the special area under section 11 of the National Parks Act
    1952 or a special area set apart by the Governor-General under
    section 12 of the National Parks Act 1952.
    No person shall enter a special area except with the written
    permission of the Commissioner, given subject to such terms
    and conditions as he deems fit. Every such permit shall include
    the following particulars and conditions:
11. The duration of the permit shall be specifically stated
    therein.
12. The names of all persons covered by the permit shall be
    set out.
13. The area covered by the permit shall be specified therein.
14. No permit shall include a right to camp or remain
    overnight or light camp fires unless the permit so states.
15. Each permit shall be revocable at the pleasure of the
    Commissioner.

GENERAL

11. Nothing in these by-laws shall be deemed to limit or
    prevent the taking of proceedings under any Act in respect
    of any offence committed within the park.
    The foregoing by-laws were made by resolution of the
    National Parks Authority at its meeting held at Wellington
    on the 16th day of June 1954.

D. M. GREIG, Chairman.
F. T. BARBER, Secretary.

Notifying the Vesting of Public Reserves in the Crown

Pursuant to section 13 of the Land Subdivision in
Counties Act 1946, it is hereby notified that the lands
described in the Schedule hereto have vested in Her Majesty
for the purposes specified and from the dates shown at the
end of the respective descriptions.
Dated at Wellington this 10th day of December 1954.

D. M. GREIG, Director-General of Lands.

SCHEDULE

NORTH AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT

Lot 3, D.P. 41769 (Town of Waimarie Extension No. 19),
being part Allotment 13, Waipareira Parish, situated in
Block X, Waitamata Survey District: Area, 28 perches, more
or less. Part C.T. 789/278. ESPLANADE. 2 July 1954.
Lot 12, D.P. 41358 (Town of Kaikohe Extension No. 13),
being part Te Pua Block, situated in Block XV, Omapere
Survey District: Area, 1 acre 1 rood 30 perches, more or less.
Part C.T. 952/203. ESPLANADE. 5 July 1954.
Lot 29, D.P. 41598 (Town of Orewa Extension No. 56),
being part Allotment 217, Waiwera Parish, situated in Block
VII, Waiwera Survey District: Area, 2 acres 2 roods 25
perches, more or less. Part C.T. 507/173, 1052/297, and
1052/299. RECREATION. 8 July 1954.
Lot 478, D.P. 40870 (Town of Waitakerei Extension No. 7),
being part Allotment 9, Waipareira Parish, situated in Block
XIII, Waitamata Survey District: Area, 3 roods 34.9 perches,
more or less. Part C.T. 1043/198. RECREATION. 27 July 1954.
Lot 121, D.P. 40870 (Town of Waitakerei Extension No. 7),
being part Allotment 9, Waipareira Parish, situated in Block
XIII, Waitamata Survey District: Area, 23.3 perches, more
or less. Part C.T. 1043/198. PLANTATION. 27 July 1954.
Lot 2, D.P. 41755 (Town of Te Atatu Extension No. 75),
being part Allotment 4, Waipareira Parish, situated in Block
XIV, Waitamata Survey District: Area, 2 roods 13 perches,
more or less. Part C.T. 762/151. ESPLANADE. 25 June 1954.

SOUTH AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT

Lot 3, D.P. S. 2592 (Town of Thames Extension No. 66),
being part Waiomu 3B 2B 2B 2A, situated in Block XI, Hastings
Survey District: Area, 20.4 perches, more or less. Part
C.T. 1006/152. ESPLANADE. 14 July 1954.
Lot 58, D.P. S. 2677 (Town of Pongakawa Extension Nos.
4 and 5), being part Section 89, situated in Block II, Waihi
South Survey District: Area, 11.5 perches, more or less.
Part C.T. 1051/280. SERVICE-LANE. 30 June 1954.