New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 206

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✨ Place Names Assignment

1 DECEMBER

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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any such proposed name, may at any time within a 3-month period from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette, give to the Secretary of the Board, care of the Department of Survey and Land Information, P.O. Box 170, Wellington, notice in writing of their objection. Plans showing the location of the feature may be inspected at the office of the Chief Surveyor of the Department or at the office of the Secretary of the Board.

If no objections are received by the Board within the aforesaid period of 3 months, the Board’s decision as to any of the said proposed names will be final.

Schedule

Name | Location and Remarks

North Auckland Land District

Armour Bay
Infomap 260 R11 GR 544683. North of Swanson Vay, Waitemata Channel, Manukau Harbour.

Armour Stream
Infomap 260 R11 GR 544685. Runs into Big Muddy Creek estuary.

Caven Point
Infomap 260 R11 GR 544685. Replaces name Armour Point.

Daniel Bay
Infomap 260 R11 GR 527640. North of Pukearuho Point.

Duncan Bay
Infomap 260 R11 GR 535664. North of Mill Bay.

Duncan Gully
Infomap 260 R11 GR 535667. Gully runs into Duncan Bay.

Farley Point
Infomap 260 Q11 GR 412677. Point north of Karaka.

Farley Stream
Infomap 260 Q11 GR 427687. Tributary of Karaka Stream.

Fishermans Rock Point
Infomap 260 Q11 GR 397737. Prominent point south of Anawhata.

Foster Bay
Infomap 260 R11 GR 505653. Bay NW of Kaitarakihi Point.

Laingholm Bay
Infomap 260 R11 GR 566693. Bay at Laingholm locality.

Laingholm Point
Infomap 260 R11 GR 573695. Point across estuary of Little Muddy Creek from Laingholm locality.

Monkey Rock
Infomap 260 Q11 GR 407725. Rock on North Piha Beach.

Raeaiakai Point
Infomap 260 Q11 GR 393766. Point South of Te Henga locality.

Wahiru Bay
Infomap 260 Q11 GR 394761 to replace Whakatu Bay.

Karekare Point
Infomap 260 Q11 GR 416667 replaces name Karekau Point.

Te Waha Point
Infomap 260 Q11 GR 398732. Prominent point north of Piha locality.

McLaren Park
Infomap 271 Auckland West GR 5577. New suburb name.

Wellington Land District

Big Bend
Infomap 274/4 41° 20’ 17”S 174° 58’ 52”E. Big Bend in Orongorongo River.

Clay Forks
Infomap 274/4 41° 20’ 37.6”S 174° 56’ 34”E. Fork in track.

Canterbury Land District

Lake Ellesmere (Te Waihora)
Infomap 260 M36 and M37. Alteration of name Waihora to Te Waihora.

Setllers Bush
NZMS 1 S26 GR 6548. Stand of bush, northern side of Wairau River, 3 miles from river mouth.

Mystery Tarn
Infomap 260 K34 GR 9376. Small lake SW end Craigieburn Range.

Casey Tarn
Infomap 260 K34 GR 8386. Small lake, source of Midstream Creek.

Lake Catherine
Infomap 260 K34 GR 9375. Small lake, runs into Catherine Stream.

Otago Land District

Chalmers Leap
NZMS 1 S133 GR 9074. Natural stone bridge (rock formation) across Kawarau River.

Name | Location and Remarks

Wairepo Arm
Infomap 260 H39 GR 287656. East of Ohau power station on Ohau River.

Kellands Pond
Infomap 260 H38 GR 276652. East of Ohau Power Station on Ohau River.

Tin Hut Creek
Infomap 260 G44 GR 1295. Tributary of Pomahaka River.

Daw Point
Infomap 260 G44 GR 1299. Point on Daw Spur above Pomahaka River.

Daw Spur
Infomap 260 F44 GR 090988. Spur above Pomahaka River, off Stronach Range.

Stranraer Hill
NZMS 1 S135 GR 878755. Flat Topped Hill 4 km E of Naseby.

Seagull Hill
NZMS 1 S135 GR 704790. Hill 12 km NW of Naseby.

Blackstone Hill
NZMS 1 S134 GR 558767. Prominent Hill 7 km W Oterehua.

Home Hills
NZMS 1 S126 GR 6589. Rolling Hills 10 km E St Bathans.

Pennyweight Hill
NZMS 1 S125 GR 624856. Prominent Hill 10 km SE St Bathans.

Baynes Creek
NZMS 1 S123 GR 566889.

Arthurs Seat
GR 2077 Rock at WWI Soldiers Memorial, Highcliff.

Blackhead
GR 1173 locality.

The Big Rock
GR 034702. Rock on coast at Brighton.

Cairnton Hill
GR 137757. Suburb, Dunedin.

Clyde Hill
GR 145767. Suburb, Dunedin.

Cargills Corner
GR 157764. Locality at intersection of Hillside Road and King Edward Street, Dunedin.

The Exchange
GR 159782. Locality of old stock Exchange building Dunedin.

The Glen
GR 150766. Locality in Mornington, Dunedin.

Glenross
GR 135794. Locality in Kaikorai Valley, Dunedin.

Janefield
GR 057789. Locality on outskirts of Mosgiel.

Kinmont Park
GR 045762. Subdivision at Mosgiel junction.

Littlebourne
GR 150792. Locality on hillside between Dunedin City and Roslyn.

Forbury Corner
GR 147758. Locality at junction of Hillside Road, Forbury Road and David Street, Caversham.

McDermids Creek
GR 238847. Stream flowing into Sawyers Bay.

Ocean View
GR 0470. Locality 1.5 km NE Brighton, Dunedin.

Ross Corner
GR 180764. Corner of Silverton Street and Musselburgh Rise.

St Clair Park
GR 145744. Subdivision adjacent to St Clair golf links.

Tannery Creek
GR 237845. Creek flowing into Sawyers Bay Dunedin.

Infomap 271 Dunedin

GR 234807 New spelling.

New Zealand Antarctic Territory, Ross Dependency

Nostoc Flats
163° 07’E 78° 04’S. 25 hectare expanse of glacial outwash covered with growth of algae Nostoc.

Lichen Promontory
166° 14’E 77° 31’S. Broad headland of exposed ground, knolls and snowfields 1 km long 1 km wide. Ross Island.

Adele Glacier
166° 30’E 77° 13’S. Glacier margin above Cape Bird Hut and Northern Rockery, Ross Island.

Petrel Glacier
166° 28’E 77° 14’ 13”S. Glacier tongue terminating at Walpuke Beach, Ross Island.

Tern Glacier
166° 32’E 77° 17’S. Small glacier with significant expanding lobe, Ross Island.

Albatross Glacier
166° 31’E 77° 17’S. Name change to replace Quaternary Icefall Ross Island.

Shearwater Glacier
Approx 166° 34’E 77° 18’ 30”S. Immediately south of Albatross Glacier, Ross Island.

Sheathbill Glacier
Approx 166° 36’E 77° 18’42”S. Glacier, Ross Island.

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