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South Auckland Land District—Hamilton City

First Schedule

Recreation Reserves

Area	Description	Name
ha
1.0195	Lot 3, DP S26529 (formerly part certificate of title, Vol. 1791, folio 14).	Hammond Park
m²
7740	Lot 5, DP S26529 (formerly part certificate of title, Vol. 1791, folio 14).	Hammond Park
905	Lot 44, DP S9899 (formerly part certificate of title, Vol. 2002, folio 68).	Hammond Park
5800	Lot 61, DP S24119 (formerly part certificate of title, Vol. 560, folio 206).	Braithwaite Park
6076	Lot 16, DP S24147 (formerly part certificate of title, Vol. 319, folio 150).	Queenwood Esplanade

Second Schedule

Local Purpose (Esplanade) Reserves

Area	Description	Name
m²
5817	Lot 1, DP S12214 (formerly part certificate of title, Vol. 2002, folio 68).	Hammond Park
2529	Lot 45, DP S9899 (formerly part certificate of title, Vol. 2002, folio 68).	Hammond Park
1500	Lot 59, DP S24117 (formerly part certificate of title, Vol. 560, folio 206).	Braithwaite Park
7160	Lot 1, DP S21847 (formerly part certificate of title 16A/126).	Braithwaite Park
467	Lot 4, DP S16935 (formerly part certificate of title, Vol. 1048, folio 295).	Queenwood Esplanade
951	Lot 8, DP S12079 (formerly part certificate of title, Vol. 177, folio 166).	Queenwood Esplanade
4300	Lot 9, DP S18495 (formerly part certificate of title 11C/1266).	Queenwood Esplanade

Dated at Hamilton this 8th day of November 2005.

ANTHONY JOHN MARRYATT, Chief Executive, Hamilton City Council.

(HCC 536/RIV/4–S16 (11))

24 NOVEMBER 2005

Classification of Reserves—Hamilton City

Pursuant to the Reserves Act 1977, the Hamilton City Council hereby gives notice that:

(a) the reserves described in the First Schedule hereto are classified for recreation purposes, subject to the provisions of the said Act; and

(b) the reserves described in the Second Schedule hereto are classified local purpose (esplanade), subject to the provisions of the said Act.

South Auckland Land District—Hamilton City

First Schedule

Recreation Reserves

Area	Description	Name
m²
28	Lots 3 and 4, DP 316094 (all Computer Freehold Register 75761).	Hamilton Lake Domain
2543	Lot 2, DP S76159 (all Computer Freehold Register SA60C/325).	Hammond Park
288	Lots 6 and 7, DP S72694 (all Computer Freehold Register SA58C/67).	Queenwood Esplanade
2700	Lot 18, DP S68052 (all Computer Freehold Register SA55B/100).	Munro’s Walkway
380	Lot 1, DP S83224 (all Computer Freehold Register SA66A/660).	Kirikiriroa Reserve
238	Lot 1, DP 312723 (all Computer Freehold Register 49998).	Kirikiriroa Reserve
11	Lot 6, DP S87404 (all Computer Freehold Register SA69B/487).	Kirikiriroa Reserve
7	Lot 7, DP S87404 (all Computer Freehold Register SA69B/488).	Kirikiriroa Reserve

Second Schedule

Local Purpose (Esplanade) Reserves

Area	Description	Name
m²
132	Lot 10, DP 327916 (all Computer Freehold Register 130416).	Hamilton Lake Domain
6050	Lot 1, DP S32581 (formerly part certificate of title 28D/883).	Braithwaite Park
2706	Lot 4, DP S8875 (all Computer Freehold Register SA31A/790).	Sylvester Esplanade
6100	Section 2, SO 336498 (all Computer Freehold Register 176647).	Sylvester Esplanade
ha
1.7032	Lot 17, DP S71460 (all Computer Freehold Register SA57C/454).	Featherstone Esplanade
m²
6718	Lot 8, DP S73470 (all Computer Freehold Register SA59A/810).	Featherstone Esplanade
5447	Lot 8, DP S70775 (all Computer Freehold Register SA56D/777).	Featherstone Esplanade
138	Lot 5, DP S84909 (all Computer Freehold Register SA67B/635).	Queenwood Esplanade

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Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated8 November 2005
KeywordsReserves Act, Classification of Reserves, Recreation, Esplanade, Hamilton City Council
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🗺️ Classification of Reserves—Hamilton City

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