✨ Provincial Notices
NEW ZEALAND
GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,
(PROVINCE OF WELLINGTON).
Published by Authority.
All Public Notifications which appear in this Gazette, with any Official Signature thereto annexed, are to be considered as Official Communications made to those persons to whom they relate, and are to be obeyed accordingly.
HENRY BUNNY,
Provincial Secretary.
VOL. XXI. THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1874. No. 11.
Wanganui-Waitotara Highway Board.
NOTICE is hereby given that plans, sections, and specifications for the proposed roads hereunder mentioned, together with lists of the lands intersected by such roads, and of the owners, lessees, and occupiers of such lands, are now lying for inspection at the Board Office, Taupo Quay, Wanganui, and that any persons wishing to make any objections or suggestions in respect of such roads, must do so in writing within forty days from this date. The proposed roads are—
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One to be called the “Perekuma Road,” commencing at the eastern end of the Waitotara Bridge, and extending to the southern boundary of the Karaka Reserve, where it will terminate for the present.
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One to be called the “Oruakainga Road,” commencing at the Great North-Western Road, close to the Nukumaru Hotel, and thence running northwards to the Oruakainga Flat, along which the main line runs westward to a point about two chains beyond the eastern boundary of Section No. 31, and a branch runs eastward to the eastern boundary of Section 18, where they terminate for the present.
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One to be called the “Puke Rimu Road,” commencing at the Great North-Western Road, a little to the east of the Okehu Bridge, and running northwards to the southern boundary of Mr. James Moore’s land, where it will terminate for the present; and
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One to be called the “Kowhatunui Road,” commencing at the western line, at the eastern boundary of the Motuhou Native Reserve, and extending northwards across the Kai-Iwi River to the southern boundary of the Kowhatunui Block, where it will terminate for the present.
W. F. Russell,
Chairman.
Wanganui, 10th April, 1874.
Notice.
Provincial Secretary’s Office,
Wellington, 1st April, 1874.
WITH reference to the public notice of the 20th March, 1874, stating the birds which constitute Native game, and which, pursuant to the proclamation of His Honor the Superintendent of the 19th March, 1874, may be shot, it is hereby notified that the “Quail” therein referred to is the indigenous New Zealand Quail only, and persons are cautioned against shooting, trapping, or destroying the Californian Quail or Australian Quail which have been liberated by the Wellington Acclimatization Society, and others, or their progeny.
HENRY BUNNY,
Provincial Secretary.
Notice.
Provincial Secretary’s Office,
Wellington, 21st April, 1874.
His Honor the Superintendent directs it to be notified that information has been received under the hand of R. Wilson, the Presiding Officer, that Henry Robert Bunny, has been duly elected a Warden for Ward No. 6, of the Masterton Highway District.
HENRY BUNNY,
Provincial Secretary.
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Wellington Provincial Gazette 1874, No 11
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🏗️ Wanganui-Waitotara Highway Board Road Plans
🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works10 April 1874
Road construction, Public notice, Wanganui, Highway Board
- James Moore (Mr), Landowner mentioned in road plans
- W. F. Russell, Chairman
🌾 Clarification on Quail Hunting
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources1 April 1874
Game birds, Hunting regulations, Acclimatization
- Henry Bunny, Provincial Secretary
🏗️ Election of Highway Warden
🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works21 April 1874
Highway District, Election, Warden
- Henry Robert Bunny, Elected Warden for Ward No. 6
- Henry Bunny, Provincial Secretary
- R. Wilson, Presiding Officer