TARANAKI LAND BOARD.

Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 4 August 1925, Page 6

TARANAKI LAND BOARD.

MONTHLY MEETING.

The monthly meeting of the Taranaki Land Board was held at New Plymouth, last week, Mr. J. Cook presiding. There* were also present: Messrs. S. Blake, C. J. Ryan, J. W. H. Martin, and N. R Cleland. An application by S. H. Williams for the freehold purchase of section 2, block 9, Hawera was approved. The following applications to transfer were approved: Section 16, ■block 12, Hawera, H. Harrington to V, I Candy, section 2, block 10, Opunake, H Ferrell to E. Gifkins; part section. 23’, block 15, Kaupokonui, P. J. Ryan * to P. J. Ryan and McPhillips; sub- f sections 3 and 4 of section 42, Paten/ district, J. W. Bourke to 11. Me. Whinny; sub-sections 2 and 3 of section 22, block 15, Kaupokonui, trustees Toll estate to Public Trustree; section 49, block 11, Ngaere, T. S. Lynclie to G. S. Martin; sections 35 and 3F, block 15, Ngaere, S. H. and S. A. Jenkins to G. A. Tipler; Proposals for the expenditure of thirds by the Stratford County Council were approved. Mr. Alan Good was appointed valuer for the Crown to assess improvements on section 16, block 2, Waimate, and sections 44, 49, 47, block 14, and 34, block 13, Kaupokonui. Fifty-three applications under the Discharged Soldiers’ Settlement -Act were considered, and of these two applications for stock advances were recommended and nine refused; eight applications to transfer were recommended and two deferred. THE ROMANCE OF A GRAMO- , PHONE.

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