the said Section N.W. 8, and its projection to that public
road forming the western boundary of Section part 11, Ruatangata Parish, Block IV, Purua Survey District, southerly along the eastern boundary of the said public road to, and across, Ruatangata Road, afore mentioned, by a right line connecting the westernmost point of Section part 11, aforesaid, to the northernmost point of Section part 6, Ruatangata Parish, aforesaid; thence south-westerly along the south-eastern boundary of that public road forming the north-western boundary of Section part 6, aforesaid, to the westernmost point of Section part 6, aforesaid, along a right line from that westernmost point to the northernmost point of Section 1, D.P. 46637, Block VI, Purua Survey District, south-westerly along the south-eastern boundary of the public road, afore mentioned, to its intersection with Three Mile Bush Road, across the said Three Mile Bush Road by a right line connecting the westernmost corner of Section N.E. 68, with the north-eastern corner of Section. VI, both these sections being of Ruatangata Parish, Block VI, aforesaid; thence south-westerly along the south-eastern boundary of Knight Road to its intersection with Forster Road, across Forster Road by a right line connecting the westernmost point of Section 1 of VI, aforesaid, with the north-eastern corner of Section 10 of VI, Ruatangata Parish, aforesaid; thence south-westerly along the south-eastern boundary of Knight Road to the south-western corner of Section W. 99, Ruatangata Parish, Block II, Purua Survey District, along a right line from that south-western corner to the southernmost point of Section N.E. 113, Ruatangata Parish, aforesaid, along the southern boundaries of Section N.E. 114, aforesaid, Sections Part M. 113, S.W. 113, N.E. 114, all these sections being of Ruatangata Parish, aforesaid, along the north-eastern and north-western boundaries of Section S.E. 114, Ruatangata Parish, aforesaid, to the most westerly point of the Section S.W. 114, Ruatangata Parish, aforesaid; thence by a right line to the point of commencement.

Dated at Whangarei, this 1st day of February 1967.

W. K. P. GRAAFHUIS,
Secretary to the Northland Catchment Commission.

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