Otago Provincial Gazette – 1870 – No. 690

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NEW ZEALAND.

OTAGO

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT

GAZETTE.

Published by Authority.

Vol. XIV. DUNEDIN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1870. No. 690.

NOTICE.—Whereas it is intended to stop up those Roads and portions of Roads which are severally described in the Schedule hereunder written and are delineated on the maps or plans mentioned and referred to in the “Roads Diversion Ordinance 1870” Session XXVII copies of which maps or plans so far as they relate to the particular roads or portions of roads intended to be stopped up in the Road District specified in the Schedule have been deposited at the public School mentioned immediately after the description of the respective roads or portions of roads intended to be stopped up in such district : Now therefore I William Alexander Tolmie Deputy-Superintendent of the Province of Otago by virtue and in exercise of the powers vested in me in that behalf by the “Roads Diversion Ordinance 1870” Session No. XXVII do hereby give notice that all persons objecting to the stopping up of such roads or portions of roads or any of them are required to set forth a statement in writing of any well-grounded objections they may have to the stopping up of such roads or portions of roads and to leave such statement addressed to me at my office in Dunedin within sixty days from the first publication hereof otherwise such objections will not be considered by me.

Adamsthorne Road District. (No. 1.)
Plans to be seen at the school-house, Tokomairiro.

Blueskin Road District. (No. 2.)
Plans to be seen at Schoolhouse, Blueskin.

Breadalbane Road District. (No. 3.)
Plan to be seen at Schoolhouse, West Taieri.

Beaconsfield Road District. (No. 4.)
Plans to be seen at Schoolhouse, Merton.

Broad Bay Road District. (No. 5.)
Plan to be seen at Schoolhouse, Portobello.

Chalfont Road District. (No. 6.)
Plans to be seen at Schoolhouse, Hampden.

Deborah Bay Road District. (No. 7.)
Plan to be seen at Schoolhouse, Fort Chalmers.

Flagstaff Road District. (No 8.)
Plans to be seen at Schoolhouse, Wakari.

Finegand Road District. (No. 9.)
Plans to be seen at Schoolhouse Balclutha.

Goodwood Road District. (No. 10.)
Plans to be seen at Schoolhouse Pleasant Valley.

Glenore Road District. (No. 11.)
Plans to be seen at Schoolhouse, Glenore.

Glenavon Road District. (No 12.)
Plans to be seen at Schoolhouse, Tokomairiro.

Greenvale Survey District. (No 13.)
Plans to be seen at Schoolhouse, Popotunoa.

Edensbrook Road District. (No 14.)
Plan to be seen at Schoolhouse, Tokomairiro.

Havlington Road District. (No 15.)
Plans to be seen at the Schoolhouse Port Chalmers.

Allday Road District. (No. 16.)
Plans to be seen at Schoolhouse Otepopo.

Mountroyal Road District. (No. 17.)
Plans to be seen at Schoolhouse Palmerston.

North-east Harbor Road District. (No. 18.)
Plan to be seen at Schoolhouse, North-east Harbor.

Pukeuri Road District. (No. 19.)
Plan to be seen at Schoolhouse Papakaio.

Popotunoa Road District. (No. 20.)
Plans to be seen at Schoolhouse Waiwera.

Saddle Hill Road District. (No. 21.)
Plans to be seen at the Schoolhouse, Saddle Hill.

VUW Te Waharoa — Otago Provincial Gazette 1870, No 690

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🏗️ Notice of Intention to Stop Up Roads

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
Dated28 September 1870
KeywordsRoads, Diversion, Stopping Up, Otago, Public Notice
👩‍💼 Officials

William Alexander Tolmie, Deputy-Superintendent of the Province of Otago

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