New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 155

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✨ Maori Land Court Sittings

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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Maori Land Court Rules 1994

Maori Land Court Sittings—Maori Appellate Court Sittings 1997

Notice is hereby given that sittings of the Maori Land Court and Maori Appellate Court will be held during the year 1 January 1997 to 31 December 1997 at the places and commencing on the dates referred to in the Schedule hereto. The hour of commencement of each sitting (and the date and place thereof in the case of the Maori Appellate Court) will be notified in the relevant Panui. If any date referred to in the Schedule is varied, the varied date will be notified in the Panui. Special fixtures may be arranged in accordance with the provisions of Rule 11 of the Maori Land Court Rules 1994.

Deputy Chief Judges Chambers, Maori Land Court, Wellington.

N. F. SMITH, Deputy Chief Judge.

Schedule

Taitokerau (Whangarei)

Court	Date of Sitting Commences	Panui Closes
Northern	Tuesday, 28 January 1997	Wednesday, 18 December 1996
Auckland	Monday, 24 February 1997	Friday, 24 January 1997
Northern	Monday, 24 March 1997	Friday, 21 February 1997
Auckland	Monday, 21 April 1997	Friday, 21 March 1997
Northern	Monday, 26 May 1997	Friday, 24 April 1997
Auckland	Monday, 30 June 1997	Friday, 30 May 1997
Northern	Monday, 25 August 1997	Friday, 25 July 1997
Auckland	Monday, 22 September 1997	Friday, 22 August 1997
Northern	Tuesday, 28 October 1997	Friday, 26 September 1997
Auckland	Monday, 24 November 1997	Friday, 24 October 1997

Auckland Courts include sittings at Auckland, Whangarei, Kaikohe. Northern Courts include sittings at Kaitaia, Kaikohe and Whangarei.

Waikato/Maniapoto (Hamilton)

Court	Commencing Date	Panui Closes
Te Kuiti	14 January 1997	6 December 1996
Hamilton	15 January 1997
Tauranga	29 January 1997	13 December 1996
Thames	30 January 1997
Te Kuiti	3 March 1997	17 January 1997
Hamilton	4 March 1997
Thames	20 March 1997	14 February 1997
Te Kuiti	29 April 1997	14 March 1997
Hamilton	30 April 1997
Thames	27 May 1997	18 April 1997
Tauranga	4 June 1997
Te Kuiti	30 June 1997	16 May 1997
Hamilton	6 August 1997	13 June 1997
Tauranga	4 August 1997
Te Kuiti	1 September 1997	18 July 1997
Hamilton	2 September 1997
Thames	29 September 1997	22 August 1997
Te Kuiti	1 October 1997	12 September 1997
Hamilton	13 October 1997
Tauranga	24 November 1997	17 October 1997
Thames	26 November 1997
Te Kuiti	1 December 1997	24 October 1997
Hamilton	2 December 1997

Waiariki (Rotorua)

Court	Date of Sitting	Panui Closes
Waiariki	Monday, 3 February 1997	Friday, 6 December 1996
Waiariki	Monday, 3 March 1997	Friday, 31 January 1997
Waiariki	Tuesday, 1 April 1997	Friday, 28 February 1997
Waiariki	Monday, 5 May 1997	Friday, 4 April 1997
Waiariki	Tuesday, 3 June 1997	Friday, 2 May 1997
Waiariki	Tuesday, 1 July 1997	Friday, 30 May 1997
Waiariki	Monday, 4 August 1997	Friday, 4 July 1997
Waiariki	Monday, 1 September 1997	Friday, 1 August 1997
Waiariki	Monday, 6 October 1997	Friday, 5 September 1997
Waiariki	Monday, 3 November 1997	Friday, 3 October 1997

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