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✨ Deer Farming Notice

8 AUGUST 2008

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 125

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Species

Regulated areas

(3) South Auckland Land District
23.5173 hectares, being Tahorakuri A1 No. 4 Block. All certificate of title SA7D/652.

(4) South Auckland Land District
37.2527 hectares, being Part Section 16 Block IX Atiamuri Survey District. All certificate of title SA46D/633.

(5) South Auckland Land District
25.5382 hectares, being Lot 2 DP S15277. All certificate of title SA13C/122.

(6) South Auckland Land District
202.9448 hectares, being Section 5B Block VIII Kawhia South Survey District. All certificate of title SA205/146.

(7) South Auckland Land District
50.5203 hectares, being Lot 2 DP 362378. All Computer Freehold Register 254492.

(8) Taranaki Land District
216.5381 hectares, being Part Section 5 Block III Aria Survey District. All certificate of title TN J3/1007.

(9) Taranaki Land District
140.8306 hectares, being Section 4 Block III Aria Survey District. All certificate of title TN G1/218.

Part E Rusa and Sambar deer

(1) North Island: South-east of a line commencing from the mouth of Tuapiro Creek on the north-western shore of Tauranga Harbour westerly along Tuapiro Creek to its junction with State Highway 2, then westerly and northerly along State Highway 2 through Waimata, Waihi and Karangahake to its junction with State Highway 26 at Paeroa, then southerly and westerly along State Highway 26 through Tirohia, Mangaiti, Te Aroha, Waihou, Waitoa, Tatuanui, Morrinsville, Eureka and Newstead to its junction with State Highway 3 at Hamilton, then southerly along State Highway 3 through Ohaupo, Te Awamutu, Kihikihi and Otorohanga to its junction with State Highway 30 at Te Kuiti, then southerly along State Highway 30 through Waiteti, Puketutu, Kopaki and Mangapehi to its junction with Waimiha-Mangapehi Road, then southerly along Waimiha-Mangapehi Road to its junction with Takiri Road, then southerly along Takiri Road to Poorootarao Road, then southerly along Poorootarao Road to its junction with Ongarue Stream Road, then easterly along Ongarue Stream Road to its junction with the Ongarue River, then southerly along the right bank of the Ongarue River through Ongarue, Okahukura and Taumarunui to its junction with the Whanganui River, then southerly along the Whanganui River to the coastline at mean high water springs.

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🌾 Deer Farming Notice No. 5, 2008 (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsDeer farming, Wild Animal Control Act 1977, Notice, Species, Regulated areas, Fencing requirements, South Auckland Land District, Taranaki Land District

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