PROCLAMATION.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 3, Issue 116, 10 December 1859, Page 5

PROCLAMATION.

The following Proclamation appeared in a Provincial Government Gazette," published on Thursday the Ist inst. :— By Thomas Henry FitzGerald, Esq., Superintendent of the Province of Hawke's Bay, in the Islands of New Zealand. I, THOMAS HENRY FITZGERALD Esquire, ' Superintendent of the Province of Hawke's Bay, in pursuance of the regulations in this behalf, do hereby proclaim and notify, in order to prevent an undue monopoly of timber in the Pukititiri and Pohue forests, or of frontages to the proposed mainroad to Taupo leading through the Pukititiri District, that the land included within the following boundaries and estimated to contain about seventy thousand acres, will from and after this date be reserved from sale till the road shall have been laid out, and the agricultural and bush land surveyed, divided into sections, and be again notified as open for general selection, or sale by Auction, as tKe case may be, viz. — All that portion of the Ahuriri block, bounded on the South-west by the Waiiti and the Manga-hou-hou streams ; on the South by an East and West line, so as to include the Pukititiri forest ; on the West by a line from the westernmost point of the Pukititiri forest to the mouth of the Makahu stream ; towards the North by the river Mohaka as: far as the Taupo path,- on Messrs. Towgood & Campbell's run ; towards the North-east by the Native Path from Taupo to Ahuriri, Waikinaka-tangata and Mangaone. Dated at Napier, this twenty eighth day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty nine. T. H. FITZGERALD, Superintendent.