Westland Provincial Gazette – 1870 – No. 14

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✨ Land Reserves

MALCOLM FRASER,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Hokitika, 28th March, 1869.

No. in Rel.	Quantity, more or less.	Date of Reservation by Waste Lands Board.	Date of Reservn. by the Governor.	DESCRIPTION.	Purpose.
A.	R. P.
65	60 0 0	14th Dec., 1869.	29th Jan., 1870.	Bounded on the Southward by the Town of Hokitika, on the Westward by Reserve No. 32 (in red); on the Northward by a line ten chains distant from and parallel to the Southern boundary; and on the Eastward by a line sixty-one chains from and parallel to the Western boundary. Subject to a road through it.	Government.
66	21 0 0	14th Dec., 1869.	29th Jan., 1870.	Situate near the mouth of the Totara Kai Torea River; bounded on the Southward and Eastward by the said River, and on the Westward and Northward by the Sea Beach and Lagoon.	A Ferry.
67	1 2 30	1st Feb., 1870.	12th March, 1870.	Situate on the Hokitika River; bounded on the Southward and Westward by the line for a road from Arthur's Town to Ross; on the Eastward by the road along the South bank of the Hokitika River, a distance of three chains, and on the Northward by a line bearing 239 deg. 30 min. (magnetic), a distance of five chains and ninety-six links.	Ferry.
68	20 0 0	1st Feb., 1870.	12th March, 1870.	Bounded on the Westward by the Goldsborough and Greenstone Road; on the Northward by the Teremakau River; on the Southward by the High Terrace, and on the Eastward by a line to include the quantity.	Government.

Printed by Joseph Philip Klein, authorised Printer for the time being of the "County of Westland Gazette."

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated28 March 1869
KeywordsLand Reserves, Hokitika, Waste Lands Regulations, Government, Ferry
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