15 NOVEMBER 2007

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 123

Dated at Wellington this 5th day of November 2007.
DAVID PARKER, Minister for Land Information.
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Notice of Intention to Take Lessee Interest in Land

for the Functioning Indirectly of a Road—
in Auckland City

To: Installer Services (Auckland) Limited (as lessee under an
unregistered lease dated 14 January 2004), having its
registered office at:

5E Mahuru Street
Newmarket
Auckland

1. Take notice that the Minister for Land Information
   proposes to take, under the provisions of section 23 of
   the Public Works Act 1981, your lessee interest in the
   land described in the Schedule to this notice.

2. The land is required for the functioning indirectly of a
   road, namely for the construction of the Newmarket
   Viaduct Project, Auckland. The proposed land use is in
   accordance with the designation under the district plan.

3. A plan of the land intended to be taken is attached.

Reasons for Taking Land

4. The reasons why the Minister for Land Information
   considers it essential to take your lessee interest in the
   land are as follows:

(a) The existing six-lane viaduct structure has become a
bottleneck for vehicles travelling to and from the
city to points south and requires replacement with a
new seven-lane structure to meet current roading
standards and traffic volumes.

(b) The proposed viaduct will also reduce traffic
congestion on the Southern Motorway and is the
only practical route given the current roading
system.

Your Right to Object

5. Your interest in the land has not yet been taken.

6. You have a right to object to the taking of your interest
   in the land.

7. If you wish to object, you must send a written
   objection to the Registrar, Environment Court, Level 8,
   District Court Building, Wellesley Street (PO Box
   7147), Auckland, within 20 working days after the
   service of this notice on you.\n

8. If you make an objection, a public hearing of the
   objection will be held unless you give written notice to
   the Tribunal that you want the hearing to be held in
   private.

9. If you make an objection:

(a) You will be advised of the time and place of the
hearing; and

(b) You will have the right to appear and be heard
personally or to be represented by a barrister or a
solicitor or any other person you authorise.

Your Right to Compensation

10. This notice, and the right to object described above,
    relate to the taking of your interest in the land and not
    to your right to compensation. Under the Public Works
    Act 1981, you are entitled to full compensation if
    your interest in the land is taken. If this compensation
    cannot be agreed between you and the Minister for
    Land Information, it can be determined in separate
    proceedings before the Land Valuation Tribunal.

Warning

This notice concerns your rights over the land referred to.
If you are in any doubt about its effect, you should obtain
legal advice immediately. Do not delay.

North Auckland Land Registry—Auckland City

Schedule

Land at 5E Mahuru Street

An estate of stratum in freehold in all of the land
described as Unit E and Accessory Unit 5 on DP 153673,
being all of the land contained in Computer Unit Title
Register NA91C/737 and recorded in Supplementary
Record sheet NA91C/739.

Dated at Wellington this 5th day of November 2007.
DAVID PARKER, Minister for Land Information.
ln7810

Notice of Intention to Take Lessee Interest in Land

for the Functioning Indirectly of a Road—
in Auckland City

To: Education Furniture Specialists Limited (as lessee under
an unregistered lease dated 15 September 2002), having
its registered office at:

5F Mahuru Street
Newmarket
Auckland

1. Take notice that the Minister for Land Information
   proposes to take, under the provisions of section 23 of
   the Public Works Act 1981, your lessee interest in the
   land described in the Schedule to this notice.

2. The land is required for the functioning indirectly of a
   road, namely for the construction of the Newmarket
   Viaduct Project, Auckland. The proposed land use is in
   accordance with the designation under the district plan.

3. A plan of the land intended to be taken is attached.

Reasons for Taking Land

4. The reasons why the Minister for Land Information
   considers it essential to take your lessee interest in the
   land are as follows:

(a) The existing six-lane viaduct structure has become a
bottleneck for vehicles travelling to and from the
city to points south and requires replacement with a
new seven-lane structure to meet current roading
standards and traffic volumes.

(b) The proposed viaduct will also reduce traffic
congestion on the Southern Motorway and is the
only practical route given the current roading
system.

Your Right to Object

5. Your interest in the land has not yet been taken.

6. You have a right to object to the taking of your interest
   in the land.

7. If you wish to object, you must send a written
   objection to the Registrar, Environment Court, Level 8,
   District Court Building, Wellesley Street (PO Box
   7147), Auckland, within 20 working days after the
   service of this notice on you.

8. If you make an objection, a public hearing of the
   objection will be held unless you give written notice to
   the Tribunal that you want the hearing to be held in
   private.

9. If you make an objection:

(a) You will be advised of the time and place of the
hearing; and