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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 103, 30 April 1908, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES. "p U B L I C NOTICE.^ Usder and in pursuance of "The Edueatlon Act. 1904." the Education Board of the '• "District of Auckland directs it to be publicly notified that the Board has. In pur- [ -suattce of a Resolution passed on the Ist day of ApriL 190 S. fixed the boundaries of - tie BED HILL AND TANGAIHI SCHOOL "DISTRICTS as the same are set forth in J the. Schedule hereto, as and -for the bound- J aries of the said Districts. VINCENT E. RICE, , Secretary..., , SCHEDULE. ( BED HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT. ] BOUNDARIES. Beainniuc st rhe seaward termination ( .of jgeetion 51, Kopuru Parish, thence ] by the'North-~western boundaries of Sections k 51, 130. and 136, the North-eastern bound- " ary of Section 136, the Western and South- . era" boundaries of Section 120, part of the j North-western boundary of Section 107, the . Western boundaries of Sections 106 and . 104, the Southern boundary of Section 104, -j the Eastern boundaries of Sections 111, 113. 79, 78, and 96, the South-eastern - boundaries of Sections 96, 102, 103. and ' 45, Thence by a straight line being a con- * tineXUon of The South-eastern boundary j of Section 45 to the sea. and by the sea to the commencing ]>oint. c TANGAIHI SCHOOL DISTRICT. BOUNDARIES. j Beginning at the seaward termination of , the "Southern boundary of the Tatariki . Parish, thence by the Southern boundary * of that Parish to the Wairoa River, thence * by that River to a point being the con- . tinuation in a right line of the Southeastern boundary of Section 5, Te Kurt a Parish, thence by that right line to the = sea, and by the sea to the commencing a point. a "p U B L I C NOTICE.* Under and in pursuance of "The Eduea- * tion Act, 1904," the Education Board of the c District of Auckland directs it to be pub- t licJy notified that, in pursuance of a resolu- j iwi. passed by the said Board on the Ist day of April, 1908, the boundaries hitherto I fixed as the limits of the ARATAPU AND 1 TE KOPURU SCHOOL DISTRICTS have I c been altered, and that the same are now j c used in accordance with the boundaries set j i Sorth and described in the Schedule hereto. It _ VINCENT E. RICE, s Secretary. ( r SCHEDULE. t ARAXAPU SCHOOL DISTRICT. J AMENDED BOUNDARIES. I Beginning at the seaward termination or - the South-eastern boundary of the Aoroa c School. District, thence towards the North- =j west by the South-eastern boundary of the J Aoroa School District to the Wairoa Rivei, ] thence by the Wairoa River to the Nortfi- ( eastern angle of Section 8, Kopuru Parish, j thence by the North-western boundaries £ of Sections 8, 22, 39, and 47, the North- j \ eastern and South-eastern boundaries of j ] Section 109, the Southern and Western f boundaries of Section 125, the South-west- ] crn boundary of Section 137. the North- ] ■Western boundaries of Sections 136. 139, t and 51. to the sea, thence by the sea to the i commencing point L TE KOPURU SCHOOL DISTRICT. 5 BOUNDARIES. ] .Beginning at the seaward termination - of a 1 right line, being the continuation or 1 the North-western boundary of Section 35, thence by that right line and by the North.-western boundaries of Section 35, i 2£i4, and 100, part of the South-western 1 boundary of Section 76. the Western bound- c aries of .Sections SO and 55, the Southern E and--Western- boundaries of Section 104, ! E the Western and. North-western boundaries j ] of Section IUB, the South-western ana I JXorttr-westerh boundaries of Section 47, the North-western boundaries of Section ' 39. 22. and S. to the Wairoa River, theneo { by the Wairoa River to the Southern boundary of the Tatarariki Parish, and by that boundary line to the sea, thence by the i sea. to the commencing point. . i \ - '■- - 1 .TTNIQUE, ? I E ASY. < ' ' ' t fKTO -£7*NTRANCE "pVEE. a .'.... " " 1 iCOTN A pRIZE! 1 'OTIN A T>RIZB! ! f NO GAMBLING. t The Proprietors of the "WEEKLY - GRAPHIC AND NEW ZEALAND MAIL" , oner YALOABLETPRIZES in a series of \ open to all in the Do- I Bunion. ..... I COMPETITION NO. 5. — NAME THE -' THREE BEST PLAYS BY BRIT- c -ISH -AUTHORS. J See "GRAPHIC" for Conditions and Con- s Eon. 0 ._ ' 0 COMPETITION NO. 6. — BOUTS a RIMES. t Prizes are offered for the best filling in 1 of- -EIGHT- LINES OF VERSE to the l rhymes supplied hereunder. 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