S. 3162; thence northerly by the western boundaries of Lots
40, 39, 38, 37, and 36 on D.P. S. 3162 and Lot 88 on D.P.
S. 2191, and easterly by the northern boundary of the said
Lot 88 to the western boundary of Arthur Street; thence
continuing by a right line to the eastern boundary of Arthur
Street; thence northerly by the eastern boundary of Arthur
Street to the northern boundary of Bridge Street; thence
westerly by the northern boundary of Bridge Street to the
western boundary of Lot 97 on D.P. S. 764; thence northerly
by the western boundaries of Lot 97, 96, 95, 94, 93, 92, and
91 and easterly by the northern boundary of Lot 91 on D.P.
S. 764 to Arthur Street and continuing by a right line to the
eastern boundary of Arthur Street; thence northerly by the
eastern boundary of Arthur Street and easterly by the southern
boundary of Stanley Street to a point in direct line with the
western boundary of Lot 60 on D.P. S. 764; thence northerly
across Stanley Street and by the western boundary of the
said Lot 60 to the southern boundary of Lot 98 on D.P.
S. 764 (Recreation Reserve); thence easterly and northerly
by the southern and eastern boundaries of the said Lot 98 to
the northern boundary of Lot 36 on D.P. S. 764; thence
easterly by the northern boundary of the said Lot 36 and
continuing by a right line to the eastern boundary of Manaia
Crescent; thence northerly and north-westerly by the eastern
boundary of Manaia Crescent to the southern boundary of
Lot 4 on D.P. S. 764; thence north-easterly by the southern
boundary of the said Lot 4 and north-westerly by the eastern
boundaries of Lots 4 and 3 on D.P. S. 764 and Lots 20 and
19 on D.P. 37018, to and across Benella Street and continuing
by the eastern boundary of Lot 8 on D.P. 37018 to the southern
boundary of Lot 2 on D.P. 37018 (Recreation Reserve); thence
easterly by the southern boundary of the said Lot 2 to a
point in direct line with the eastern boundary of Lot 13 on
D.P. 34654; thence northerly by a right line across Lot 2
on D.P. 37018 and the eastern boundary of Lot 13 on D.P.
34654 to the southern boundary of Baird Road; thence easterly
by the southern boundary of Baird Road to the western boundary
of the Putaruru-Kinleith Railway; thence northerly by
the western boundary of the said railway to the point of
commencement.

The foregoing resolution was passed at a duly constituted
meeting of the Matamata County Council held on the 11th
day of April 1957.
IRVINE K. WOOD, County Chairman.
J. A. BECK, County Clerk.

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