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Poverty Bay Independent, Volume I, Issue 86, 15 December 1885, Page 3

COOK COUNTY COUNCIL OTICE is hereby given that the Cook ■--Y County Council proposes to STOP a portion of the Gisborne-Wairoa Rood, End to provide in lieu thereof a new road, passing through Waihau Block No. 1, Hangaroa Survey District Blocks Hand 15, as described in the Schedule hereto annexed. And it is further proposed that if the owners of the adjacent lands are willing to accept such portion of the road to be closed, then it i the intention of the Council to exchange sueh dosed portions as part of the compen sation for the land required to be taken for the new Hue of road. Plans and descriptions of the road proposed to be closed, and of the new road to be taken, may be seen at the office of the Cook County Council, Gisborne, and Mr McMurray's Accommodation House Waihau, until the 21st January, 1886. JOHN WARREN, Clerk Cook County Council. Gisborne, 2 Oct,. 1885. ROAD CLOSED UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT. All those parcels of land in the Provincial District of Auckland, contnining by admeasurement 13 acres 3 roods 14 perches, 2 acres 3 roods 13 perches, and 8 acres 2 roods 34 perches respectively, more or less, situated in the Hangaroa Survey District, in the Cool: County, and being portions of a road line of irregular width, and road reserve lying between the Waihau No. 1 Block, No, 5279, and Section No. 40 of the Survey District aforesaid. PoBTIOS COSTAISISG 13 ACHES 3 ROODS. Commencing at a point 116'6 links, o r thereabouts, to the Eastward, and terminating a right line producep in continuance of the Southern Boundary of the Waihau No. 1 Block aforesaid ; bounded towards the East generally by lines 480-7 Iks., 246'9 Iks., 38 Iks., 402-3 Iks., 562 9 Ike., 1874-2 Iks., 581-8 Iks., 653-3 Iks., 283'2 Iks., 653-4 Iks.’ 139-9 Iks., 694-1 Iks., 782 8 Iks. 754'2 Iks., 470'9 Iks., 310 Iks. 363-3 Iks., 292'2 Iks., 691-4 Iks., 409-4 Iks., and 292-1 Iks. respectively, and towards the West gener ally by lines 241'3 Iks., 102'5 Iks., 890'4 Iks., 742-6 Iks., 291-8 Iks., 306-7 Ike., 386 Iks., 463-1 Ikt. 648-8 Iks., 739'2 Iks., 728'9 Iks 216-1 Iks., 733-6 Iks., 289'8 Iks., 2377-5 Iks., 512-1 Iks., 407'7 Iks. 142-3 Iks., 76-3 Iks., 160-5 Iks., and 506’3 Iks. respectively to the com mencing point.

Portion containing 14 perches. Commencing at a point crossing a road ICO Iks., wide, at a distance of 1012 Iks., or thereabouts, frem the North ern angle of the roa< hen ini efoi e described; bounded towaids the North-west by a line 657’3 links and towards the South-east by line s 23t Iks., and 424 4 links respective! y to the commencing point. Portion containing 2 acres 3 roods 18 perches. Commencing at a point 101 links, or thereabouts, to the Eastward of the Northern angle of the portion last_ hereinbefore described ; bounded to wards the East and the South by lines 678-8 Iks., 549-1 Iks., 26 8 Iks., 352'2 Iks., 142'1 Iks., and 1030'1 Iks. respectively, and towards the North and West by lines 909'2 Iks. 186'8 Iks., 445-7 Iks., 34'5 Iks., 45'6 Iks., 118'2 Iks., 632'9 Iks., 283 Iks., and 386 Iks. respectively, to the commencing point. Portion containing Ba. 2b. 34p. Commencing at’the opposite angle of the road, 101 Iks. or thereabouts, to the Northward of the Easternmost angle of the portion of road last hereinbefore described. Bounded towards the South-East by lines 279'6 Iks., 774 2 Iks., and 715‘5 Iks. respectively towards the North-East by a line 251 Iks.; towards the North-West by a line 2509 Iks., and towards the South by a line 837 3 Iks., to the commencing point, be all the aforesaid linkages, more or less, as the same are delienated on plan No, 3921, deposited in the Survey Office at Auckland. J BATTERY, N.Z.V.A. ATTENTION !! I A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the Battery will be held after Parade, THURSDAY, 17th inst. Business important. All members are requested to attend. G. J. WINTER, Captain Commanding. Gisborne, 14th Dec., 1885. NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. rpHE undersigned have this day entered into Co-partnership in the Business of IRONMONGERS and HARDWARE MERCHANTS, and will carry on Business at the Premises now occupied by Mr Crolle under the name or firm of Boylan and Croll. H. C. BOYLAN. A. G. CROLL. December 1, 1885.