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Waipa Post, Volume VII, Issue 313, 12 May 1914, Page 3

TE AWAMUTU TOWN BOARD In pursuance of the provisions of “The Cemeteries Act, 1908,” the Te Awamutu Town Board h( ivby declares that the following land is dedicated and open as a cemetery : ALL that piece or parcel of land in the Provincial District ot Auckland containing by admeasurement Five Acres (more or less) being part of Allotments Numbers Two Hundred and Seventy-one and Two Hundred and Seventy-two of the Parish of Puniu, bounded towards the north-east by other part of the said allotments Numbers Two Hundred and Seventy-one and Two Hundred and Seventy-two, Eight Hundred and Sixty-eight, and six-tenths links towards the south east by other part of the said allotment Number Two Hundred and Seventy-two five Hundred and Ninety-six and two tenths links towards the south west by a road one Hundred links wide, Seven Hundred and fiftyseven and five-tenths links, and towards the north west by a road of width aforesaid, Six Hundred and seventeen and eight-tenths links. By order of the Te Awamutu Town Board. DUDLEY BOCKETT, Town Clerk.

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