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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 54

BOROUGH OF KAWERAU

TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1953

PUBLIC notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a resolution
of the Kawerau Town Commissioner made on the 28th day of
August 1958, a district scheme has been recommended for
approval under the Town and Country Planning Act 1953.
The scheme relates to the Borough of Kawerau. The scheme
has been deposited in the Kawerau Borough offices, and is
there open for inspection without fee to all persons interested
therein at any time when the above place is open to the
public.

Objections to the scheme or to any part thereof shall be
in writing in the form No. 4 prescribed in the First Schedule
to the Town and Country Planning Regulations 1954 and
shall be lodged at the office of the Town Commissioner at
any time not later than 5 p.m. on the 12th day of December
1958. At a later date every objection will be open for public
inspection and any person who wishes to support or oppose
any objection will be entitled to be heard at the hearing of
objections if he notifies the Town Clerk in writing within a
period of which public notice will be given.

Dated at Kawerau this 29th day of August 1958.

D. J. WILSON,
Town Clerk for the Borough of Kawerau.
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WAIRIOA COUNTY COUNCIL

TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1953

PUBLIC notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a resolution
of the Wairoa County Council made on the 10th day of
September 1957 as amended on the 11th day of March 1958,
a district scheme has been recommended for approval under
the Town and Country Planning Act 1953. The scheme relates
to the Mahia-Opoutama or No. 2 Section of the Wairoa
County District Scheme. The scheme has been deposited in
the County Council offices, Queen Street, Wairoa, and is there
open for inspection without fee to all persons interested
therein at any time when the Council’s offices are open to the
public.

Objections to the scheme or any part of it shall be in
writing in the form No. 4 prescribed in the First Schedule
to the Town and Country Planning Regulations 1954 and
shall be lodged at the office of the Council at any time not
later than the 5th day of December 1958. At a later date
every objection will be open for public inspection and any
person who wishes to oppose or support any objection will
be entitled to be heard at the hearing of the objection if he
notifies the County Clerk in writing within a period of which
public notice will be given.

Dated this 27th day of August 1958.

1067 IAN C. MOORE, for the Wairoa County Council.

PALMERSTON NORTH CITY COUNCIL

OBJECTIONS TO PALMERSTON NORTH DISTRICT SCHEME

Zoning and Reserving of Land Section

THE Palmerston North City Council hereby gives notice that
the hearing of objections to the district scheme relating to
Palmerston North will commence at the Council Chambers,
The Square, Palmerston North, at 4 o’clock in the afternoon
on 8 October 1958, and will continue as there arranged
from time to time and place to place until all objectors
and witnesses have been heard.

All persons who wish to be heard in support of or opposi-
tion to any objection shall notify the Council accordingly at
least three days before that date.

The following is a summary of the subject matters of
objections received by the Council.

1. Objections to residential zoning on the grounds that
   the zoning should be industrial—

(a) W. Scott: Objecting to the residential zoning on the
corner of Miles Place because of its suitability as
a site for a service station.

(b) I. H. Byers: Objecting to the zoning of 81 Linton
Street as it is already used for the purposes of an
ice-cream factory.

(c) R. P. Wood: Objecting to 12 and 18 Dahlia Street
being zoned as residential because of its present
use and proximity to the Princess Street industrial
zone.

(d) Consumer Co-op. (Manawatu) Ltd.: Objecting to
zoning of their bakery in Ruahine Street as resi-
dential on the grounds that it should rightly be
zoned industrial.

(e) Minister of Works: Objecting to the zoning of the
land required for extension to P. and T. site Matipo
Street.

2. Objections to industrial zoning on the grounds that it
   should be residential—

(a) Nineteen objections from the southern side of Tre-
maine Avenue against the zoning of the northern
side for industrial purposes.

(b) Consumers Co-op. (Manawatu) Ltd.: Objecting to the
industrial zoning on the corner of Melford Road
and College Street.

(c) A. Newton (supported by others): Objecting to the
industrial zoning on Milson Line from Tremaine
Avenue to the railway deviation.

3. Objections to residential zoning on the grounds that it
   should be commercial—

(a) Armaghdown Motors and Newman Bros.: Objecting
to the zoning as residential, of Amesbury Street.

(b) The District Public Trustee: Objecting to the residen-
tial zoning on Albert Street, 191 Ferguson Street,
229 corner of Albert and Grey Streets.

(c) C. A. Reid: Objecting to the lack of shop sites in the
Pahiatua-Manawatu Streets intersection.

(d) The Hopwood Property Co.: Objecting to residential
zoning on their property on the corner of Main
Street and Victoria Avenue.

(e) J. D. Cowie: Objecting to the zoning of his property
on the corner of Ruahine Street and Pahiatua Street as
residential.

(f) The Consumers Co-op. (Manawatu) Ltd.: Objecting
to—

(1) The whole of the land owned by them on
the corner of Melford Road and College Street
being zoned for shops.

(2) Objecting to the lack of shopping sites in the
Grover Block area and that although they consider
that the corner of Manawatu Street and Crewe
Crescent is not the best site in their opinion, it is the
only one available.

(3) Objecting to the zoning of their property
at the corner of Grey and Ruahine Streets as resi-
dential.

(4) Objecting to the zoning of 284 Botanical
Road on the grounds that the area requires more
shopping zone.

(g) The Carlton Hotel Ltd.: Objecting to 88 Lombard
Street being zoned as industrial when the property
is held for extensions to the hotel and therefore
should be zoned commercial.

4. Objections to proposed roads—

(a) J. S. Yeates and E. R. Edmunds, of Long Melford
Road: Objecting to the proposed subdivisional road
shown on their property.

(b) Minister of Works: Objecting to proposed road
through his highway depot, Tremaine Avenue.

5. Objecting to proposed school sites—

(a) H. S. Brooks, Slacks Road: Objecting to his property
being scheduled for a school on the grounds that
it would deprive him of an economic use of the
property and suggesting that it should be relocated
to take only part of his property and part of the
adjoining properties.

(b) Highbury Estate (P.N.): Objecting to the proposed
school site shown on their property in Highbury
Avenue and Lancaster Street.

(c) The District Commissioner of Works: Objecting to
the school sites shown between Manawatu Street
and the river and submitting an alternative pro-
posal.

6. The Minister of Works: Objecting to the code of ordin-
   ances not providing for caretakers quarters in commercial
   buildings.

NOTE—For further details objections may be viewed and
copied if desired at the City Engineer’s Office, The Square,
Palmerston North, during normal office hours.

For the Palmerston North City Council—

30 August 1958. A. M. P. HALL, Town Clerk.
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TRUSTEE SAVINGS BANKS ACT 1948

GRANTS BY TRUSTEE SAVINGS BANKS

THE following grant has been approved by the Minister of
Finance in terms of the Trustee Savings Banks Act 1948:

Auckland Savings Bank: The appeal to complete the
Auckland War Memorial Museum, £2,000.

1105 A. K. BROWN, for Secretary to the Treasury.