NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 13, Issue 1083, 14 September 1869, Page 2

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

A New Zealand Gazette published on the 2nd inst, contains a proclamation of two disturbed districts, under the "Disturbed Districts Act 1868," styled the eastern and western districts. The former is thus described : — "Bounded on the North- west by the Rangitaiki River, from its mouth at Matata, in the Bay of Plenty, to the overland track from Taupo to Napier ; on the South-west and South by the said track to the Mohaka River, and thence by the Mohaka River to the sea ; and on the remaining sides by the sea from the mouth of the Mohaka River to the mouth of the Rangitaiki River at Matata." The same Gazette contains a proclamation that the following, after the Ist September, is a proclaimed district under the "Public Houses Act 1868," and also that J. D. Ormond Esq. is the person who may grant permits for the sale of wine, ale, beer, or spirits, within the said proclaimed district: — " The sea coaat, from the mouth of the River Bsk or Waiohinganga to the mouth of the River Waikare ; thence the said River Waikare to a point distant nine miles in a direct line from its mouth ; thence a straight line drawn north-west, true bearing,' till it intersects the northern boundary of the said Province ; thence the said northern boundary to its western extremity ; thence the western boundary of the said Province to its intersection with the River Mohaka ; thence down the said river to its intersection with the Titiokura path from Taupo to Ahuriri ; thence the said Titiokura path to the said River Esk or Waiohinganga ; thence the said River Esk to its mouth."