CROWN LANDS BOARD.
Thk ordinary lifeetinir of the Crown Land? Boarc tor the Auckland district was held yesterday those present being the Commissioner (Mr. J Stracbon) and Messrs. A. R. Harris, J. Renahaw, J. Trounson, and M. W. Armstrong. "Thirds" and "Fourth*": The payment of Hit following thirds and • fourths was approved, subject to the ranger's report :-- Fuhoi Road Hoard, £8 9s: Hobson County Council, £316 lis; Whangaroa County Council, £9 16s ad; Awbitu Road Hoard, £6 16s 9c]; Kawhia County Council. £259'19s lOd; To Puke Road Board, £4 3s Bd. Those approved finally "were : Raglan County Council, £5 12s 6d; Tauransja County Council, £96 3s Id; Karaka. Road Hoard, £9 Os 8d ; Tauranga County Council, £11 10s 7d. Church Site; It was resolved that one acre of section 3, Block XVI., Maungamangero survey district, be sold to the Roman Catholic Church authorities for a church site at £1 per acre. Lowering of Lake Ngaroto: Through the operations of the Ngaroto Drainage Board the level of Lake Xgaroto. in Block XIV.. Hamilton survey district, has been lowered by about 4ft. thereby i leaving a margin of dry land. This reclaimed land- having been surveyed by Mr. Ed gee urn be, it was resolved to offer the same to the adjoining owners, under section 117, of the Land Act, 1892, at '25s per acre. Stock Reserve: On the application of the Department of Agriculture it was resolved that 25 acres more or less be set aside, as a receive for travelling stock on the east side or the Rnngitaiki River, just above the. bridge ill Block MIL, (Jalatea survey district, under the provisions of the Public. Reserves Act, 1881. A M'otamsta Request: The Matamala Medical Association applied for a renewable lease of sections 2, 3, 4. and 5, Matamata town, together with a yearly lease of, say, three acres, of the. Plantation Reserve, immediately behind, for the purpose of providing a residence for a medical man, which is much wanted in the district. Lots 3. 4, and 6 were 'advertised to be open for leasing on the 27th inst., and it was decided to withdraw from selection by newspaper notice pending settlement of the matter. Mr. .1. B. Thompson was instructed to report fully on the advisability of leasing part of the Plantation Reserve adjoining to the .Medical Association under a year-to-year tenure. School Garden : The Education Boaid applied for the reservation of sections 1. 2, and 3. Block XX.. I'aeroa township, for the purpose of a school garden. District Surveyor Has/.ard stated that he saw no reason why the application should not be granted, except that a very large percentage of the land purchased by the Crown in this township had already been reserved under various headings, and the Government, would hardly get. the money already expended hack from the are* left for sale. The matter was deferred until after the sale, of the leases in the township. Railway Reserve: Lot 6, suburbs of Opotiki, originally set aside a* a- stock reserve under the Opotiki "County Council, was withdrawn from their control, being required for railway purposes. Timber Matters: The Kauri Timber Company were granted permission to erect four darns on sections 2 ami 3, Block Ml"., I'unakitere survey district. The Northern Wairoa Timber Company were granted a. floating license over the Otamatea River "on the Commissioner being satisfied that all was in order, and the Leyland-O'Brieu Timber Company were also granted a renewal of their floating license over the Otahu River to Mav £&, 1903. K. L. Masters was given permission to erect and use, a dam on section 23. Block X.. Takahue survey district. The application by the Mountain Kiinu Timber Company for a sawmiJling area license over sections 5, 6. 7. and part 17, Block XIII.. Rotorua survey district, was declined, hi accordance with the chief timber expert's recommendation. The application of the LeylandO'Brien Timber Company for a renewal of" their license over the Vhareku'ra River to .Tune 4, 1909, was approved. Messrs. T. M. Lane and Sons were granted authority to erect and use a dam on the Towai Creek, flowing into the Whangaroa Harbour, subject to the harbour being gazetted under the Timber Floating Act, 1884. The Mitchelson Timber Company were also granted six months' extension of time, to July 13, 1903, ji ; which to temove timber purchased bv them' on sections 57 and 58. Block VIIL, VThangape survey district.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13762, 29 May 1908, Page 3
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