pursuant to section 4 of the Public Works Amendment Act
1935, as amended by section 8 of the Public Works Amend-
ment Act 1956, hereby gives notice that for the purpose of
making Bridge Pa Aerodrome safe for aviation purposes it
prohibits without the consent of the Minister in Charge of
Civil Aviation:

1. The erection of or placing or extension beyond the height
   of ten (10) feet above the level of the ground of any building,
   pole, mast, or other structure of any kind or the growing of
   any tree on the land described in the First Schedule hereto.
2. The erection of or placing or extension beyond the height
   of twenty-five (25) feet above the level of the ground of any
   building, pole, mast, or other structure of any kind or the
   growing of any tree on the land described in the Second
   Schedule hereto.

FIRST SCHEDULE
ALL that piece of land containing eight acres two roods nine-
teen perches (8a. 2r. 19p.), more or less, being the area
coloured purple on a plan deposited in the office of the Civil
Aviation Administration in the City of Wellington, and being
part of the Maori Land Court subdivision called Te Awa-o-
Te Atua No. 6 Block, being part of the balance of the land
comprised in certificate of title, H.B. Volume 7, folio 18.

SECOND SCHEDULE
ALL that piece of land containing thirteen acres three roods
twenty-eight perches (13a. 3r. 28p.), more or less, being the
area coloured green on a plan deposited in the office of the Civil
Aviation Administration in the City of Wellington, and being
part of the Maori Land Court subdivision called Te Awa-o-
Te Atua No. 6 Block, and being part of the balance of the
land comprised in certificate of title, H.B. Volume 7, folio 18.

Dated at Hastings this 16th day of March 1959.

The Common Seal of the Hawke’s Bay and East Coast Aero
Club (Incorporated) was affixed hereto in the presence of—
G. BLACK, Member.
H. P. D. VAN ASCH, Member.
R. D. BROWN, Secretary.

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