New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 94

Page 2869

✨ Irrigation Scheme Sale

16 SEPTEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2869

Luggate Creek

1. Description

Mining privileges on Luggate Creek were acquired prior to 1930 by the Crown with a view to eventually establishing a community irrigation scheme. The proposal did not eventuate. Over the years the privileges were leased to a number of parties on the basis of four-year rental agreements with annual renewals. The Crown retained the right to cancel the leases should it decide to progress with a community scheme.

The rights provide water and access for irrigation and domestic use in the township of Luggate. The assets were sold to a farmer who was leasing them for irrigation with the expectation that agreements would be established to continue the water supply to Luggate.

2. Previous Gazette References.

Crown Mining Privileges, licences 7284, 7285, 7286, 7298

3. Purchasers

N.W. & D.J. Pittaway

4. Effective Date


	9.1.91

5. Date of Purchase


	9.1.91

6. Date of Financial Statement


	5.8.92

7. Amount of Settlement ($)


Purchase price paid for the assets	7,912
Water rates revenue refunded	0
Other payments by the Crown	0
Net Settlement by Purchaser	7,912

11. Debtors transferred to Purchaser ($)


	0

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🌾 Sale of Crown-Funded Irrigation Schemes (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsIrrigation, Crown funding, Sale, Financial settlement, Luggate Creek
👱🏽 Names

N.W. Pittaway, Purchaser of Luggate Creek irrigation scheme
D.J. Pittaway, Purchaser of Luggate Creek irrigation scheme

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