NATIVE LAND DEVELOPMENT. STATEMENT BY THE HON. SIR APIRANA T. NGATA, NATIVE MINISTER.

Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives, 1933 Session I, G-10

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1933. NEW ZEALAND.

NATIVE LAND DEVELOPMENT. STATEMENT BY THE HON. SIR APIRANA T. NGATA, NATIVE MINISTER.

Presented to both Houses of the General Assembly by Leave.

This statement is in continuation of parliamentary paper G.-10, presented during the session of 1932 and covers the financial year ending the 31st March, 1933. Sectional detailed reports are dealt with in separate papers as follows : — G.-lOb : Relating to schemes in the Maniapoto (King-country) Section of the WaikatoManiapoto Maori Land District. G.-lOc : Relating to schemes in the Bay of Plenty Section of the Waiariki Maori Land District. Gr.—loe : Relating to the Ranana Scheme in the Aotea Maori Land District. It is proposed to deal in this way with groups of schemes in other districts, as data become completely available. The accounts published in the schedules to this statement have been prepared to show m as great detail as possible the expenditure on each scheme from the commencement thereof to the 31st March, 1933, and the receipts from collections under various headings—cream, wool, live-stock, unemployment subsidies, and other sources. Plans accompany the statement and schedules showing as far as possible the progress of each scheme to the 31st March, 1933, and the extent of pasturing, fencing, and other improvements. " A." —TOKERAU MAORI LAND DISTRICT. The following summary is compiled from data supplied by the Registrar of the Tokerau Maori Land District, showing the work done and stock in hand as at 31st March, 1933 : Summary of Development Work and Stock. Number of units assisted as at 31st March, 1933 .. . • 587 Areas developed — Cleared .. .. •• •• •• 15,538 In progress .. .. . • • • • • 751 16,289 acres. Grassed .. .. •• •• 21,501 In progress .. .. • • • • • • 381 — ; 21,882 acres. Ploughed .. .. • • • • r • 1 > 761 In progress .. .. • • • • • • 514 2,275 acres. Manured — Grass-land 7,552 New .. .. • ■ •• • • • • 767 8,319 acres. To be manured — Grass-land .. .. •• •• •• 4,987 New .. .. • • •• • • •• 1,123 6,110 acres. Fencing— Completed .. .. •• •• •• 44,719 T QW In progress .. .. • • • • • • 45,651 chains. Draining — Completed .. .. .. •• •• 4,181 In progress .. .. . • • • • • 268 4,449 chains. Building— Whares .. .. • ■ • • • • 394 Cottages .. .. • • • • • • 37 Cow-sheds .. .. • • • • • > 172 603 Stock — 7,593 dairy cows in milk 917 dry cows 1,794 two-year heifers 2,535 calves 482 bulls 13,321 ————— « • •• •• •• * • '

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These figures were compiled by the field officers, who were instructed to cover the whole field of operations in their respective districts, and, while noting the progress of all work, the position of every farm or development activity, and the value of the assets on which loan funds were secured, to schedule also the requirements for the current financial year. The summary of receipts and expenditure given in the schedules shows that up to the 31st March, 1933, the gross expenditure was £86,532, of which the largest item was the purchase of dairy stock, £32,495. Other items of note were for the purchase of grass-seed and other seed, £9,432 ; of farm and dairy equipment, £5,958 ; of fertilizers, £7,794. The sum of £12,013 was expended in the purchase of fencing-material and in labour connected with fencing. Other notable labour items were for clearing, bushfelling, stumping, scrub-cutting, and cultivation, £5,285 ; and draining, £2,200. The sum of £3,836 was expended in the discharge-of liabilities of various units whose accounts were taken over, to which was added the sum of £3,000 paid to the Tokerau Maori Land Board as the first instalment on account of over fifty settlers hitherto assisted from the funds of that Board. In previous statements, the feature of self-help as a factor in the development of lands in the North Auckland District was emphasized. If the above summary of work done is considered in relation to the actual expenditure thereon this feature is very prominent, and it must be adjudged that the Maori settlers of the North have carried out a vast amount of development work with their own labour and created assets for State funds with the least possible assistance from those funds.

The receipts taken into the accounts as from the commencement were as follows :—

f Deductions from cream cheques .. .. .. .. .. 16,118 Live-stock .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 409 Unemployment subsidies .. .. .. .. .. .. 4,840 Other receipts .. .. .. .. .. .. . . 1,114 £22,481

Motatau Base Farm. The accounts for this farm, which is in the Tokerau Maori Land District, are given separately in the schedules and show to the 31st March, 1933, a net expenditure of £4,132 on development work and stock, in addition to the cost of purchasing the leasehold, which is written down to £3,392. The farm has served the function of a stock-distributing station throughout the North. This policy has tended to cripple the dairying that has also been carried on at the farm. " B."—WAIKATO MANIAPOTO MAORI LAND DISTRICT. In the two previous statements the position in regard to the development schemes operating in this district were dealt with in great detail, so that not' only economic and financial factors might be clearly set forth, but also the tribal, traditional, and psychological factors which entered into the problems of the territory. 1. Watkato Group of 'Schemes. (a) Waipipi (Te Hakona) Scheme at Waiuku, which had been financed wholly by the funds of the Waikato-Maniapoto Maori Land Board up to the 31st March, 1932, was taken over by the Department, which paid £3,000 to the Board in reduction of its capital expenditure on the scheme. The balance is payable during the current financial year. The Board will continue, however, to carry on the Trading Account and will pay the profits to the Department periodically as well as interest on the Department's investment. There were five units occupying 2t2 acres grass, fenced and subdivided with 555 chains of fencing, with five cottages, five up-to-date cow-sheds and a central implement-shed. The stock carried comprised 108 cows, 5 bulls, 18 heifers, 40 calves, and a few sheep and working-horses. Except in the matter of water-supply and shelter, the five farms were well equipped. At the 31st March, 1935, the deh't of this farm stood at £5,992, which included £227 additional capital expenditure during the year. The Trading Account showed a surplus of £288. (b) Kaihau (Tahuna). —This scheme is still financed by the Waikato-Maniapoto Maori Land Board, whose capital expenditure at the end of March, 1933, stood at £5,862. This included capital expenditure during the year of £1,365 on further grassing, fencing, water-supply, building, and other development work and increase of stock and farm equipment. The Trading Account, after paying interest and maintenance charges, showed a surplus of £132. The five units on this scheme were reported to have cleared 352 acres, ploughed 334, grassed 320, of which 290 acres were manured. The fencing amounted to 698 chains and draining 77 chains. The stock carried comprised 134 cows with 6 bulls and a few heifers. The units' families were housed in six cottages, with four store and implement sheds and five cow-sheds. Te Puea Herangi, whose relationship to the development of Native lands among her people has been featured in previous statements, occupies one of the cottages and her husband is one of the units. (c) Onewhero.—This scheme is in four sections, on two of which good progress was made during the year, Onewhero proper and Opuatia. The progress on the Koheroa and Waikarakia Sections was not satisfactory, owing to disputes among the owners and the insufficient supply of implements.

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The following is a summary compiled from the reports of the Development Officer showing the progress of work on the Onewhero Scheme as at the 31st March last: —

Summary of Development Work (Onewhero).

It should be noted that while a fair area was reported to have been cleared and ploughed on the Koheroa and Waikarakia Sections the areas grassed are less than half of the total ploughed, showing how backward the work was. The buildings oil most of the sections were of palings or raupo.

The stock reported on the sections were as follows : —

Tie statement of receipts and expenditure is combined for all sections of the scheme, and showed a gross expenditure to the 31st March, 1933, of £12,891 (including purchase of land). The receipts amounted to £1,144 to which unemployment subsidies contributed £23. (d) Waahi (Huntly). —This scheme is confined to areas near Huntly owned by the late Te Rata Mahuta and his three brothers, Tumate, Tonga, and Rauangaanga. The Development Officer's report on this scheme is worthy of being quoted : — " This scheme is confined to areas in the vicinity of Huntly owned by Te Rata Mahuta and his three brothers, Tumate, Tonga, and Rauangaanga. " The area occupied by Te Rata himself is referred to as ' Waahi,' and contains 69 acres 3 roods 9-3 perches. The property occupied at present by Tonga is known as ' Hukanui,' and contains 214 acres 2 roods 39-3 perches ; and that occupied by Tumate is ' Rotowaro,' containing 290J acres. " The inclusion of these areas under a development scheme, from a policy point of view, has been of incalculable importance not only to undertakings of a similar nature in theWaikato District, but also to districts beyond it where units, who accept the leadership of the Waikato chiefs, were in doubt as to what action to take. " In Waikato proper adverse comments against the new method of land-development have ceased to be heard, but rather a deluge of applications for the inclusion of their lands in the scheme is constantly received. " The area at Waahi occupied by Te Rata is mostly in fair pasture. He has, without charge to development funds, erected boundary-fences, repaired old ones, erected an up-to-date cow-shed, and also built himself a three-roomed cottage, whither he is wont to escape from the pa worries, to watch with keen interest the progress of the work on his dairy-farm. " A sowing of 6 acres in grass was made during March, and the take was very successful. The portion of the property fronting the road is utilized for planting potatoes, kumaras, and maize. Te Rata is now milking seventeen cows. All work done on the area is undertaken by a band of young men from the Waahi Pa, under the supervision of Taoha, a very capable Tcaumatua. " At Hukanui Tonga has a band of young men working under his younger brother Rauangaanga, and the transformation of what was once gorse and blackberry land into pasture is steadily neafing completion. As soon as this is done, it is proposed to divide the land into two dairy-farms. The northern end is to be occupied by Te Rauangaanga, and Tonga is to continue on the southern portion. At present Tonga is milking twenty-nine cows.

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Manured. . Buildings. <& S 1 T3 &P - a .a a> q .3 : : i s Units. "j£ "ā> I 2 -1 s ~ o m j at r c - Store- CowO g © Old. New. Pr p sheds, sheds. £ Acres. Acres. Acres. Acres. Acres. Chains». Chains. Onewhero (proper) .. 12 486 387 401 93 291 619 412 15 8 6 Opuatia .. .. 8 732 408 356 131 181 779 9 5 5 Koheroa .. .. 11 389 321 186 30 54 369 28 10 5 2 Waikarakia .. 9 404 331 147 36 44 467 53 7 1 2 40 2,011 1,447 1,090 290 570 2,234 493 41 19 51

Cows. Bulls. Heifers. Horses. Onewhero (proper) .. .. 144 5 55 12 Opuatia .. .. . . 131 6 10 7 Kolieroa .. .. 30 1 4 7 Waikarakia .. .. ■. 32 2 .. 14 337 14 69 40

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" Tumate Mahuta, on the Rotowaro area, has not been as fortunate as his brother in securing constant assistance from the pa. This is accounted for to a large degree by the fact that the property is isolated, being seven miles away, and that Tumate has no means of transport. With a herd of fifty cows to milk by hand, and only his wife to assist him, he finds very little time to attend to development work. He is fortunate in that he has over 100 acres of his area in grass and rough feed, and could rely on this to carry his stock. Undoubtedly, however, a reduction in his stock, by culling out his old cows, would be of material benefit to him." The section occupied by the late Te Rata Mahuta was purchased out of development funds, the costs standing in the books at £1,174. No further capital expenditure or maintenance charges have since been incurred by the Department. The expenditure on the other two units amounted to £862, reduced to £765 by receipts from cream and other sources. The total area in grass was 264 acres, the fencing 466 chains, and draining 46 chains. Some ploughing and cultivation of turnips was done. The stock consisted of ninety-four cows, eighteen heifers, and three bulls. There are on the properties four cottages (one a large dwelling) with store-sheds and two cow-sheds. (e) Waikato. —This scheme, which was approved on the Bth February, 1932, and eventually comprised an area of 770 acres, did not show much activity during the year, the expenditure, including the purchase of a leasehold area, amounting to £507. Four units received assistance, one a woman, who was reported to be keen and hard-working, doing her own clearing, ploughing, and fencing. Three units have commenced milking with twenty-three cows. (f) Okauia. —The blocks comprising this scheme are a few miles from Matamata Township. No development funds were expended on them during the year. The following is a summary of the expenditure and receipts of the schemes in this group

Summary of Expenditure and Receipts, Waikato Group.

* Note.'—Trading Accounts are kept and financed by the Maori Land Board, which is required to pay maintenance charges, including interest, to both the Board and the Department. The surplus or deficiency is incorporated in the Capital Account. Taking the total as £26,047 from both sources of financial assistance, it is important to note that fifty-seven families are receiving assistance. They are occupying 1,978 acres of grassed land, on which 3,933 chains of substantial fences have been erected as well as cottages, store-sheds, and cowsheds, some of the latter equipped with milking-machines. Thirty-one units were milking 698 cows and had also bulls, heifers, and working-horses, to say nothing of implements. 2. Maniapoto Group. This group of schemes is dealt with in detail in a separate paper G-10b of the present session. Summary of Development Work and Stock.

The following is a summary showing the progress of development work on these schemes as at 33 st March, 1933 :—

This summary omits items such as top-dressing, draining, splitting fencing material, and miscellaneous.

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c i. Gross Land- „ . , Financed by Scheme - Expenditure. purchases. Receipts. Board Func f[ Departmental | Jixpenditure. £ £ £ £ £ Waipipi (Te Hakona) .. 5,992 .. * 2,765 3,227 Kaihau (Tahuna) .. .. 5,862 .. * 5,862 Onewhero .. .. .. 12,835 56 1,144 .. 11,747 Waahi (Huntly) .. .. 862 1,174 97 .. 1,939 Waikato .. .. .. 382 136 11 .. 507 Okauia .. .. .. Nil .. .. .. Nil Total .. .. 25,933 1,366 1,252 • 8,627 17,420

Buildings. Units. Clearing. In Grass. Fencing. Dairy gheep _ Cottages. Cowsheds. Acres. Acres. Chains. Kawhia .. 10 1,033 870 l,355f .. 4 219 31 727 Oparure .. 6 .. 306 991 6 4 70 140 Te Kuiti Base .. .. 580 .. 1 1 158 345 Farm Mahoenui (main) .. 1,735 1,735 1,492] .. .. .. .. 1,200 Kongo Wetere.. 1 .. 180 270 1 1 55 6 713 Waimiha .. 7 1,665 1,500 1,867 5 7 175 Total .. 24 4,433 5,171 5,976 13 17 519 195 3,125

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Summary of Expenditure and Receipts, Maniapoto Group.

The cost per acre inclusive of buildings and stock was less than £7 an acre up to the 31st March, 1933. « c."—WAIARIKI MAORI LAND DISTRICT. In the statement presented during the session of 1932 the schemes in this district were arranged in two groups, (1) Rotorua and (2) Bay of Plenty. The latter group is dealt with in a separate paper, G.-lOc of the present session, but summaries are incorporated in this statement. 1. Rotorua Group. The following is a summary showing the expenditure and receipts of the schemes included in this group as at the 31st March, 1933 : —

Summary of Expenditure and Receipts.

This summary excludes the Taheke Scheme, which was financed by the funds of the Waiariki Maori Land Board up to the end of March, 1933. The accounts of Okere and Tikitere Schemes are subject to adjustments, owing to a rearrangement of the former Mourea and Taheke Schemes. No receipts are shown as credited to the Maketu Farm Account. A separate trading account was kept for that scheme, the surplus or deficiency on which would be transferred to the capital account. In the last year the deficiency was £134. The position of all schemes in the Rotorua district was discussed m detail m the statement G.-10, presented during the session of 1932. The following information may be added to bring the progress reports on the development work up to the 31st March, 1933 : — (a) Waipapa Bush,.—The following return of fencing and other material split in this bush and the distribution of the same up to the 22nd March, 1933, is supplied by the Rotorua office

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— ~ " i Gross Expenditure. Receipts. | Net. £ £ £ Kawhia.. .. .. 6,253 1,016 5,237 Oparure .... 991 81 910 Te Kuiti Base Farm .. 570 455 115 Mahoenui .. .. 13,752 1,373 12,379 Waimiha .. .• 16,812 1,374 15,438 Total .. .. 38,378 4,299 34,079

Gross Land- R . , Net Scheme. Expenditure, purchases. ™ ' Expenditure. £ £ £ £ Waipapa Bush. .. .. •• •• •• 3,364 2,506 3,844 2,026 Horohoro-Rangomaipapa .. .. •• •• 19,636 .. 945 18,691 Horohoro-Ngati-Tuara .. .. •• •• 18,986 .. 1,029 17,957 Horohoro-G-eneral • • - • • • • ■ , 498 .. 8 3,490 Horohoro-Tuhoiirangi . . .. • • ■ • 6,615 .. 202 6,413 Horohoro-Waikaukau .. •• 2,652 2,471 389 4,734 Parekarangi .. .. •• •• •• 12,242 .. 1,993 10,249 Peka .... 4,915 649 508 5,056 Okere " " .... 358 265 12 611 Tikitere-Main 14,264 7,598 1,451 20,411 Tikitere-Waikato .. • • • • • • 661 .. .. 661 Tikitere-Ruamata .. . ■ • • • • 27 .. 8 19 Maketu-Maketu Farm .. .. • ■ • • 9 > 99? • • • • 9,997 Maketu-Pukaingataru .. .. * •• 214 1,270 459 1,025 Maketu-Te Puke .. • • • • • • 2,565 .. 429 2,136 Maketu-Motiti Island .. .. •• 1,056 .. .. 1,056 Brent's Farm .. .. •• •• 630 2,980 .. 3,610 Tauranga .. M 54 •• 698 5 > 156 Ruatahuna .. .. •• •• 3,361 .. 570 2,791 Rotoiti 1,760 225 1,985 Tokaanu .. •• •• •• 13,601 .. 1,140 12,461 126,256 17,964 13,685 130,535

Particulars. Posts. Battens. Strainers. Blocks. Stays. Split to 22nd March, 1933 .. •• •• 78,537 72,109 1,259 4,111 166 On hand at 22nd March, 1933 7,902 10,071 73 2,201 24 70,635 62,035 1,186 1,910 142 Delivered to schemes .. .. •• •• 70,663 62,132 1,190 1,923 148 Surplus 28 97 4 13 6

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What timber suitable for fencing remained in the bush was scattered, and could be made the most of only by a party of experienced post-splitters. Other timber suitable for building could not be used without a milling-plant, which was beyond the resources of the Department. (b) Horolioro.—Full details were given of the policy and progress of this scheme in its various sections from the inception to the end of the 1931-32 financial year. It has been pointed out in previous statements how difficult it is to synchronize progress reports of development work and statements of expenditure and receipts, for a lag in accounting or in assessing quantities of work would be bound to result in an understatement of expenditure or ail exaggeration of results achieved. This qualification is subject further in the case of the summary that follows to the fact that topographical surveys ordered by the Department were delayed by the inadequacy of the staff to cover the very wide field of operations in proper time. The summary is compiled from the topographical plans and reports:—

Summary of Development (Horohoro).

Tie following is an analysis of the expenditure on developmen' work, including plant and equipment, buildings, supervision, and the purchase of stock :—

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Ngati- Rongomai- Waikaukau Waikaukau „ , Particulars. Tuara papa (Kingsbury) (Main) lul i°urangi Total _ Section. Section. Section. Section. section. Area proposed to be developed Acres 2,119 2,432 196 1,555 1,910 8 212 Area subdivided .. .. Acres 2,119 1,277 196 '998 l'008 5^598 Number of allotments . . . . 19 14 2 20 8 '63 Reserves .. .. .. 2 1 1 2 1 7 Units in occupation .. . . 17 14 1 10 8 50 Buildings— Good cottages .. .. .. 16 12 1 1 1 31 Shacks .. .. .. .. .. .. . 1 1 2 Cow-sheds .. .. .. 10 10 . . .. . 20 Other sheds .. .. .. 1 1 .. 1 g Area grassed .. .. Acres 1,200* 989| 48 209 640* 3,0861 Area ploughed for crops and Acres ? 14| 52f 185 .. '252" sowing Area cleared ready for cultiva- Acres ? 38 .. 396 330 764 tion Fences (including shelter-belt Chains 2,540 2,076 280 404 1,053 6,353 fences) Shelter-belts .. .. Chains 116 325 146 47 95 729 Draining .. .. .. Chains 200* 360 20 210 120 910 Roading .. .. .. Chains 76 40 .. 49 73 238 General road access .. Chains .. .. .. .. ,, 440 * Estimated. On Ngati-Tuara areas ploughed and cleared ready to cultivate not given. Amount spent on drainage, £116 10s. Small drains on Tuhourangi Section not given.

Particulars. Rongomai- General Wai- Tuhou- Total Tuara. papa. kaukau. rangi. iota I. £ £ £ £ ' £ £ Plant and equipment .. .. 1,325 1,680 .. 40 710 3,755 Buildings and accommodation .. 2,412 2,356 2,049 472 160 7'449 Fencing and material .. .. 2,659 2,856 1,188 649 1,243 8,'595 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 998 1,201 .. 587 712 3,4-98 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. 1,806 1,543 .. 277 999 4,'625 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 2,236 2,165 Cr. 3 364 825 5^587 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 2,295 2,219 .. .. 827 5,'341 Roading.. .. .. .. 306 803 .. 132 79 1^320 Shelter-belts .. .. .. 37 67 .. .. 8 112 Draining .. .. .. 116 191 .. 77 163 547 Supervision and surveys, &c. .. 611 676 119 33 91 1,530 Discharge of liabilities, land-purchases .. .. .. 2,471 90 2'561 Purchase of stock — Dairy .. .. .. .. 1,850 1,226 .. .. .. 3,076 Sheep .. .. .. .. .. .. 13 .. .. 13 Horses .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 85 85 48,094 Less unemployment subsidies .. 217 192 .. 389 184 982 47,112

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The extent of fencing shows that this is one of the main items in the development of pumice lands for the close settlement implied in dairying. The following table shows the material which came to charge in the period of the accounts : —

( c) Parekarangi. —The gross expenditure on this scheme to the 31st March, 1933, as shown in the schedules, was £12,242, reduced by unemployment subsidies and other receipts totalling £1,993 to a net expenditure of £10,249. The position of the development work at the same date was given by the Supervisor as follows :

In addition, 25,600 battens were split up to 31st March, 1932, and 18,200 in the following year, making a total of 43,800. Fencing material which came to charge in the accounts comprised 7,744 posts, 13,250 battens, 110 strainers, 405 cwt. of plain and barbed wire, and 33 cwt. staples. The land was stocked heavily with bullocks alternating with wethers to crush the fern and consolidate the ground and pastures, but this stock was held in the General Bulk Stock Account. At the 31st March, 1933, there were on the block 923 four-tooth wethers and 268 bullocks. The portion of the block under development is divided into fifteen paddocks corresponding to the number of proposed settlers. Of these, six are in occupation, all except two in shacks. (d) Peka Scheme. —Including £649 for the purchase of land (mostly Native leaseholds) the gross expenditure on this scheme to the 31st March, 1933, was £5,564, reduced by unemployment subsidies and other receipts totalling £508 to a net sum of £5,056. The development work done as shown by topographical survey was as follows —

Cost of development, including plant and equipment, about £7 6s. Od. an acre.

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Particulars. iNaati-Tuara. 1 Ron g omal " General. Waikaukau. Tuliourangi. Total. ! p&pā/. Posts . .. 8,217 9,922 6,000 4,436 6,776 35,351 Battens 33,160 14,212 .. 2,200 13,200 62,772 Strainers .. .. .. 214 177 130 13 76 610 Plain galvanized wire Cwt. 417 407 410 40 270 1,544 Barbed wire .. Cwt. 62 141 120 10 60 393 Staples .. .. Cwt. 14 22 41| 4 24 105|

Particulars. To 31st March, 1932. During 1932-33. ! Total. Clearing scrub, fern, and tutu, stumped Acres 729 366 1,095 ready to plough Ploughing and working land .. Acres 167 913 1,080 Sown in grass .. .. .. Acres 162 803 965 Sown in turnips .. .. .. Acres .. 110 110 rn . f 650 812 Top-dressing .. .. .. Acres 162 < 162 Fencing (enclosing 1,293 acres in Chains 1,222 480 1,702 fifteen paddocks) Draining .. . . .. Chains 186 443 629 Eoading Chains 250 212J 462J

Particulars. Area, &c. Cost. Total Cost. Acres. £ £ Scrub-cutting, stumping, ploughing, and cultivation . . 434 727 540 1,267 Grassed (including oats) .. .. . . .. 400 Sown in turnips and lupins .. .. .. . . 34 Manures and manuring .. .. . . .. ... 299 299 , Chains.. Draining .. .. .. .. . • • • 189 215 215 Fencing (five paddocks) .. . . . . . ■ 521 Material .. .. . . . . .. . • . • 783 Labour . . . . . . .. . . ■ ■ . 426 1,209 Roading .. .. .. .. .. • ■ 113 558 558 Material for cottage .. .. . . .. • ■ • • 89 89 Plant and equipment (including one runabout truck) . . . . 225 225 Surveys .. .. .. . . . • • • ■• 54 54 Supervision . . . . . . . . .. ■ ■ • ■ • • 123 4,039 Less unemployment subsidies . . . .. .. . • 484 3,555 Less approximate value of posts held for other schemes .. .. 360 3,195

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Included in the cost of fencing material was a large quantity of posts held in a dump on this scheme for the use of other schemes in the district. The number of posts debited was 9,788, or approximately 6,000 more than was used or required for the fences on this scheme. (e) Brents' Farm. —The expenditure to the 31st March, 1933, was £630, not including the cost of purchasing the farm. A certain amount of fencing was done during the year, which cost £78. Maintenance items for the year, including rent, insurance, maintenance of buildings and implements, licks, and manure for top-dressing, amounted to £93, while management expenses were £24. An item for wages, £274, is subject to adjustment between this farm and the Bulk Stock Account. No allowance seems to have been made from that account for the use of the farm for holding stock, change for sheep and cattle from bush-sick lands, or the services of the Manager and farm hands in the working of bulk stock, sheep, and cattle. The Land Purchase Account was increased by £290 for the cost of freeholding part of the farm. (f) Taheke; (g) Olcere; and (h) Tikitere. —It is necessary to review these three schemes together in order to understand the position of the accounts. Prior to the 31st March, 1933, the lands now comprised in the above schemes were scheduled under the designations Mourea and Taheke. The latter was financed entirely by the Waiariki Maori Land Board out of its own funds. The Mourea Scheme comprised lands adjoining the Taheke Block on the north-east of Ohau Channel, being leaseholds and small freeholds purchased from one, Vaughan, amounting to 1,100 acres, and also lands on the southwest of the Ohau Channel in part Native land or Native leaseholds purchased from Vaughan and also freeholds purchased from Vaughan and Pethybridge, the total area south of the Ohau Channel amounting to 1,900 acres. During the year 1932-33 McDowell's Crown leasehold was acquired, although the transaction was not completed until the current year. This area was handed to a party of Waikato Maoris under Te Puea Herangi for development. It was decided to reorganize these schemes and to redefine the limits thereof for better working and also to take over such portions of the lands under the original Taheke Scheme, financed by the Board, as the Native owners were willing to bring under the provisions of section 522 of the Act of 1931. It was also arranged that the Board should hold its rights under its mortgage after any charge in favour of the Department to secure expenditure from the Native Land Settlement Account, in the same manner as in the case of Te Kuit.i Base Farm. The limits defined for the reorganized schemes were as follows:—• (a) Lands to the north and north-east of the Okere Falls to come under a scheme to be known as Taheke and to be developed by the Department. Certain expenditure incurred for work authorized and carried out before the 31st March, 1933, to be paid by the Department when accounts were adjusted. (b) Lands between Okere Falls and Ohau Channel, which included portions of the former Taheke Scheme and the former Mourea Scheme to come under a scheme to be known as the Okere Scheme. This would render necessary an adjustment of accounts as between the new scheme and the old Taheke account on the one hand, and between it and the new Tikitere Scheme. (c) Lands south of the Ohau Channel to come under a scheme to be called the Tikitere Scheme. The schedules of expenditure and receipts do not show the adjustments of accounts implied in the reorganization stated above. The Land Purchase Account, increased by £1,821 during the year to £7,598, should be adjusted between the new Okere and Tikitere Schemes and within the Tikitere Scheme itself between the main scheme and the Waikato party section thereof. It is not possible under the circumstances to show the progress of the development work in such a way as to correspond with the accounts in the schedules. The expenditure may be stated thus, following the schedules: —

Omitting the debt to the Board and the items for purchase of land, the expenditure and receipts to be accounted for are £15,310 and £1,471 respectively, and the net cost to the Native Land Settlement Account, £13,839. The development work up to the 31st March, 1933, paid for from that account may be set out irrespective of the adjustments detailed above. (aa) Okere.—The Supervisor reported 79 chains of roading completed to that date ; 180 acres of noxious weeds (ragwort, briars, and blackberry) had been cleared. A supply of manure had been purchased for top-dressing portions of the block. Stock carried (Bulk Stock Account), 2,300 wethers and 260 bullocks, which it was reported the land would be able to winter.

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— »-»• I | ». £ £ £ £ £ Taheke .. .. .. 13,069 1,114 .. 15 14,168 Okere .. .. .. .. 358 265 12 611 Tikitere (main) .. .. .. 14,264 7,598 1,451 20,411 Tikitere (Waikato party) .. .. 661 .. .. 661 Tikitere (Ruamata) .. .. .. 27 .. 8 19 13,069 j 16,424 7,863 1,486 35,870

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(bb) Tikitere Main. —The particulars that follow show the old work on the Okere side of the Ohau Channel, and both old and new work on the Tikitere side (i) Okere side : In grass, 198 acres ; rough pasture, 902 acres : total, 1 100 acres. Grassed paddocks and rough pasture on portions of the block which up to the 31st March, 1933, were in the former Taheke Scheme provided with the above grazing area for the 2,300 wethers and 260 bullocks. Fencing, 843 chains. . . (ii) Tikitere side : Okahu Block —In grass, 178 acres ; fencing, 205 chains m two paddocks , shelter-belt, 60 chains. Tobacco section —Cleared of gorse and broom, 49 acres. Fencing, 113 chains; shelter-belt, 51J chains (since 31st March, 1933). Waikato Party : Up to the 31st March, 1933, 127* acres of gorse, fern, and scrub were cleared, grubbed, and burnt, of which 35 acres were ploughed. The land was ring-fenced and divided into two paddocks but the fences were in disrepair. There was an area of 75 to 80 acres m pasture, but being rapidly covered with gorse. There were two cottages on the property and a shed. A topographical survey made in the spring of 1933 gives the following .figures of the position then reached : Area cleared, grubbed, and ploughed, 420 acres ; cleared only 45 acres ; m grass, 11 acres Fencing, including enclosing shelter-belts and plantations, m four paddocks and three reserves, 583 chains. ' Length of shelter-belts and plantations, 218£ chains. . Katene Huriwai's section : Total area, 133 acres, of which 9 acres m scrub were reserved for the source of water-supply and plantation, 2 acres were m bush, 38 acres in turnips, and 84 acres m grass, ī ram was installed which Jumped to a reservoir on the north side of the mam Rotorua-Whakatane Road There was one cottage and a cow-shed with yards and thirty heifers m milk. The fencing (including half boundary-fence) at the 31st March, 1933, comprised 212 The total fencing shown on the plan is 264 chains, but of this 52 chains were erected after the 31st March. 37 chains of drains were put in also after that date. Main Scheme (north side of highway): Total area cleared, grubbed, stumped, ploughed, and cultivated and sown in grass to 31st March, 1933, 485| acres. Water-supply from spring on Hunwai s section installed. Fencing 887 chains, including 178 chains double fencing for shelt, 3 r-brak< 3 s and nlantations Clearing stumping, and ploughing were proceeding on the 31st March, 1933. Three substantial cottages a' store-shed, and whare, also one cow-shed. Since the 31st March last 335 acres o? clearing, grabbing, and stumping have been completed, of which all but 20 acres were ploughed and sown 15U chains of additional fencing, two cottages, and three cow-sheds. Other fencing was in progress. Additional reading all falls into the current year's account Ruamata : The net expenditure to the 31st March, 1933, on this section as scheduled, was £19, moSl^hepermaienf oftheTikitere Scheme (south of the Ohau Channel) falls into the current year although forty-four dairy heifers and two bulls were charged at the 31st March last. The pastures on the scheme were made available to sheep, bullocks, and dairy stock held m the Bulk Stock Account to consolidate and clear the pastures and in the case of Okahu to control ragwort. (i ) Rotoiti —An area of 3,911| acres of bush land with a little open fern land was brought under this scheme at the end of May, 1932. During November a further 1,000 acres were added by purchase of a Native leasehold at £225. The latter area was practically abandoned by the lessee, but had on it rough pasture and fencing and the only source of water for working a large part of the area proposed to be developed. The area of old grass with fern was ascertained to be 522 acres The scheme was undertaken primarily as an unemployment relief measure for a section of the Rotoiti Natives, and provided work of the most useful kind for about fifty of them. P The Supervisor's report shows up to the 31st March, 1933 59 acres of bush felledl during the winter burnt, and sown ; 50 acres fern cleared, burnt, and part of the area disked, and the who e sown ' He reported that "it would be hard to find a better take of grass. The expenditure schedule gives as the mam items £902 for bushfellmg and clearing, and £627 for crass-seed and sowing. No unemployment subsidies came to credit during the year. ° (k) Maketu.—This scheme is in four sections, which may be dealt with separately as follows : (i) Maketu Farm: The net expenditure on this farm increased during the year 1932 33 from £7 439 to £9,997. The main items whicb accounted for this were : Three cottages and three cow-sheds and water-supply .. • • • • M 24 Farm equipment . - • • • • • • • • •' " Fencing .. • • • • • • ■ • ' * " " Bringing in additional land to pasture . • ■ • • • ■ • Deficiency in the Trading Account A summary supplied by the Department shows a gross expenditure to the 31st March, 1933, of SbATSS from all «*ri£4,l24, to which h.torfit cou.ributed £2,869 ; s.les o .took, meat, and skins, £509 ; and unemployment subsidies, £695. The butterfat return for 193., 33, including £149 outstanding at 31st March, 1933, was £1,758. including wer( f in opera tion on the Maketu Farm during the season. The area of the farm was increased by a purchase from King's Estate made by the Arawa Trust Board, which enabled the Supervisor of the Rotorua Group of schemes to winter a large number of weaner heifers for expenditure on this section was £1,484, of which £1,270 was for the purchase of land. The account was reduced by £459, cash repayments by the Maori settlers. Maize-growing is combined with dairying, and one unit, Te Rin Potaka, has been successful in both kinds of farming.

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Including the land purchased (nearly 85 acres) the total of improved land under this section is 210 acres. The purchase-money (£1,270) is secured on 126J acres of this. * i -P Section: The gross expenditure was £2,565, reduced by £413 from unemployment subsidies and £16 other receipts to a net amount of £2,136. The debit increased by £499 during the sjhim^ 8 S "P ervisor reported the development work carried out during the year- Clearing and stumping 100 acres; ploughing 40 acres for grass and 60 acres for turnips. The grass on the 40 acres proved a very good strike and the turnips a good crop. Fencing, 110 chains and 120 chains of drams recleaned Ragwort and blackberry spread over 400 acres were kept in check Five hundred wethers were grazed on the block for two months for control of weeds «Xbfe te'e» ' Th ° moBt ™ 8 "" mi " 0f "'"" 1 » 16 * « ood water-supply and shilter-beto of redu^ed T t7fôfs6?vT^ Al i S roSS had reached £5,854 KaSS S MÔ™ f- b? N ° Ve °' bei ' IM ' A for the Leased to a European .. .. _. 26 14 Worked by the owner without assistance from the Department 108 2 20 In swamp .... M n n f nmaize ii :: :: 400 0 0 l a al t™ ps 0 o FaIlOW 115 1 8 724 22 The area cleared of gorse grubbed, ploughed, and cultivated was 589 acres In addition 156 chain* :'=p sj fe " mg - ™ d 85 ch ™ ° f *** t bo " f"d'l', * extent of £75 ; and draining, which involved £87, received a subsidy of £23 odd grubbing, which cost £1,650, was subsidized to the extent of £303 The total nfnn m 1 arl "-g and received was £502, a small contribution to Ploughing and cultivation cost £505, but to this should be added the cost o/Ld £450 Po.S 7 f c"".°Z 72 we.Ss"":r in, ° tle b °' ™ ™ I ™>* ""«« f « »d aysftM ss s&sjzi&issL It has not been so far possible to define the limits of this scheme nr +T,p av +or,+ ■ grazmg-area, and fencing available thereon. The scheme was undertaken after the Ha ' of sW-2 a 48 n 7 S ew 1 *2? "tl ali * tte aCCOlmts is ' T purXsS Department has T UrVl -J*» material, and also paid £143 for bushfelling and !" ° f The accounts show credits from the sale of 721 shepn nnrl mr.r.l « j v.^. at the beginning in regard to this scheme, whether the country was sound S heSv'fo"'^ -Ett-tjzesz . Mo^ e attention should now be paid to this scheme and, in view of the aDDreciatinr, nf +K pnces . Sheep and wool, farther development and improvement of pasture, and (n) loKaanu. Ihis scheme was taken over from the Nntivp Tmot a xi, i c , to u - m - Th - ™ k »«* <£ T»'» sssrs "v^sr area, 157 acres: total, 374 acres ' aores; sectlon tolder s

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" The area completed on the main scheme is ready for ploughing, which will be gone on with during the next season. The area on the section holders is on nine diflerent sections and will be ploughed and sown in grass next spring. " Ploughing and working up land : Waipapa Main Scheme, 130 acres ; Section 9, 60 acres . total, 190 acres. This was all completed and sown in grass in March. " Grassing : Waipapa Main Scheme, 130 acres ; Section 9, 60 acres : total, 190 acres. All sown in March, and is a very good strike. " Topdressing : Waipapa Main Scheme, 40 acres. This was done with manure that was in store ; the balance will come into next season, as the manure had not arrived at the 31st March. " Draining : Waipapa Main Scheme—l6o chains were completed on the Waipapa Swamp, the drains opening into the Tokaanu Stream. « Fencing : Waipapa Main Scheme—l6o chains—about half of this fencing was for shelter-belts, the balance subdivision fences. « Post, strainer, and batten splitting : 6,000 posts, 200 strainers, 18,000 battens. These were delivered at the homestead, and will be used for both the main scheme and the section holders. " Stock : 254 bullocks, 48 cows, 672 breeding ewes, 14 rams. The scheme will not winter all this stock. It is intended to transfer the bullocks and winter the cows and sheep." Combining the accounts of the Native Trust Office with those of the Department, the stock purchased for this scheme was as follows : Cattle —260 bullocks, 28 cows, 27 heifers (315), £1,040. Sheep —1,255 wethers, 677 ewes, 14 rams (1,946), £1,030 : total, £2,070. Sales were : 2 heifers, £8 ; sheep, 1,164, £699. Among the sheep purchased were 677 ewes and 14 rams which were wintered on the block. Most of the bullocks were transferred from schemes in the Rotorua district for the purpose of consolidating the new pastures and keeping the country clean. The policy of subdivision and the nature of the stocking of this scheme will depend on the prospects of the dairy industry of the Dominion. Until these are stabilized at a reasonably remunerative level it would appear to be sound policy to graze sheep and bullocks rather than to launch a programme of dairy-f arming. The further development of the Tokaanu lands will provide work and sustenance for the families now in occupation, and there is a large scope of country to be brought m. la. Ngatiawa Scheme. The expenditure on development work on this scheme to the 31st March, 1933, amounted to £14,429, reduced by unemployment subsidies and other receipts to £12,900. The cost of land purchases amounted to £9,827. A topographical survey has been made to show the extent of the clearings, fencing, and other improvements on the scheme as at the 31st March, 1933, from which the following details have been compiled : —- Clearing and grassing— Area scrubbed and sown to 31st March, 1932 (Eivers, Tunanui, Acres. Acres. Ohope) .. •• ■■ •• •• Area ploughed and sown (Tunanui) to 31st March, 1932 .. 4otj Area old grass and cultivation to 31st March, 1932 .. .. 95^ Area scrubbed and sown, 1932-33 .. .. • • • • 6$ 2 1,966 Area (Buddie's) scrubbed and sown, 1932-33 .. . ■ 204J Area (Buddie's) ploughed only, 1932-33 .. .. • • 30 no 4:^ Area (Hillcrest) scrubbed, ploughed, and sown, 1932-33 .. 128 Area scrubbed and ploughed, 1932-33 (not sown) .. .. 58 100 2,386J • „ Chains. Chains. Fencing— Eivers, Tunanui, Ohope .. .. •• •• •• Buddie's 230 HiU ™ Bt — 1,935 Draining— Eivers, Tunanui, Ohope .. .. .. •• •• ™ Buddie's •• J» Hillcrest 248 1,066 Eoad formation (deviation Ohope Beach sections access Road) .. •• 45

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The cost of clearing, stumping, ploughing, and cultivation, grass and other seed and sowing (except 88 acres not sown at 31st March, 1933) 2,386J acres was, according to the analysis of expenditure, £7,038, or less than £3 an acre, not allowing for subsidies received during the year. Fencing 1,935 chains cost £3,588, including material in hand. Posts were totara purchased from Putaruru, and puriri split on the scheme land or lands adjoining. Transport and packing were costly items, especially on the hills on Eivers' and the Ohope sections. The drains were of varying dimensions, and were mostly on Eivers' Block and the Ohope sections, which could not be stocked with safety until the swamps were drained off. Draining cost £844. The road to the Ohope Beach sections, a favourite resort of the Whakatane population, was deviated a length of 45 chains, on which there were heavy cuttings and fillings and culvert work. This and track-making for packing cost £258. Other capital charges were for plant and equipment, £402 ; buildings and accommodation, £218 ; surveys, £214 ; and the purchase of stock, £475. The account was credited with £1,509 from unemployment subsidies ; and other receipts, £20. Up till towards the end of the 1932-33 financial year, no permanent stocking of the block was possible, but sheep and cattle purchased for the Rotorua Schemes through the Bulk Stock Purchase Account were used to crush the fern-growth in the newly established pastures. At the 31st March, 1933, there were 1,550 breeding-ewes, 37 rams, 216 old ewes (killers), and 1,472 two-tooth wethers on the Scheme. It was intended to bring the ewe flock up to 2,000, and the necessary complement was obtained after the end of the financial year, when the wethers were withdrawn to Botorua. Of cattle there were 200 bullocks, 191 Polled Angus heifers running with 6 Polled Angus bulls, 19 dry cows, 158 mixed cows and heifers purchased from Eivers, with 48 calves, and a Jersey heifer : total, 623 head. 2. Bay op Plenty Gboup. The Ngatiawa Scheme, which is now included in this group, is dealt with separately in this statement. The other schemes in the group are dealt with in a separate paper —G.-lOc of the present session. The following summaries of the progress of development work, areas grassed, and stock carried, are compiled from the schedules in the said paper G.-lOc. Summary of Development Work (from G.-lOc, p. 23). Acres. Area cleared (including scrub-cutting, stumping, grubbing) .. .. 3,829 Area stumped after clearing .. .. .. .. .. 158 Area ploughed and cultivated .. .. .. .. .. 3,720 Area harrowed only .. .. . . .. .. .. 150 Area disked and harrowed .. .. . . .. .. .. 38 Area grassed .. .. .. ~ .. .. 5,634 Area sown in lucerne .. .. .. .. .. .. 16 Area pastures renovated .. .. . . .. .. .. 38 Fencing material— Posts split .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 23,735 Battens split .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 55,050 Strainers split .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 285 Fencing— Chains. Repairing .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 672J New .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 7,565 Draining .. .. .. ~ .. ~ .. .. 935 Roading— Metalling .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. 99 Formation .. .. .. .. .. .. 1,155|. And also clearing ragwort, clearing fence-lines, packing fencing material, &c. Much of this work was done free of cost to loan funds. The labour cost of work where wages were paid based on contracts completed at the 31st March, 1933, was £9,030, on which the subsidy payable from unemployment funds was £3,140. The number of individuals actually employed was 355. The figures are eloquent of the fact that the value of the work carried out was far in excess of the gross expenditure in wages. In the summary on page 24 of G.-lOc, the Supervisor assesses the total in grass, exclusive of rough pasture, as 15,239f acres, of which it was estimated that 4,837 acres carried 7,209 sheep. The stock carried was as follows : Dairy stock—Cows in milk, 3,121 ; dry cows, 296 ; springing heifers, 1,545 ; weaners, 1,196 ; bulls, 227 ; sheep, 7,209 ; and also working-bullocks, run cattle, and horses. The Supervisor anticipated that, after allowing for culling and springers coming forward, nearly 4,800 cows and heifers would be milked during the current dairying season. Of the sheep, 1,500 old ewes were held on the Maraenui section of Te Kaha Scheme for ragwort control. The policy of stocking ragwort-infested land with sheep was adopted in the previous year with satisfactory results. It was noted that sheep held on ragwort land from autumn to spring required to be removed early in the summer and replaced with a fresh lot. In this way they took little or no harm from ragwort poisoning.

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The following is a summary of expenditure and receipts compiled from the schedules attached to this statement: —

Summary of Expenditure and Receipts to 31st March, 1933.

Receipts for the Opape Base Farm are not shown. These and maintenance charges are kept in a Trading Account, from which the surplus or deficiency is transferred to the Capital Account. The expenditure on the Te Kaha (proper) included £1,136 for the water-supply scheme. The cost of 2,650 sheep shown as depasturing on the Orete 2 Block did not come to charge within the period of the accounts. Included in the receipts are collections from cream cheques amounting to £5,170, which with £784 from the same source in the Trading Account of Opape Base Farm give a total of £5,954. « D."—TAIRAWHITI MAORI LAND DISTRICT. The schemes in this district may be conveniently divided into two groups—(1) Northern, being those situated in the Waiapu and Matakaoa Counties, and (2) Southern, those situated in the Wairoa County. 1. Northern Group.

The expenditure and receipts on schemes in this group to the 31st March, 1933, were as follows : —

The receipts included unemployment subsidies, £3,339 ; proceeds of sales of live-stock, wool, and mutton, £6,489 ; cream collections, £194 ; and other items, £487. The lands comprised in the Poroporo and Tuparoa Development Schemes were the last south of the Waiapu River to be invested with titles under the Tuparoa and Waiapu Consolidation Schemes, which accounts for the delay in their development and settlement until the winter of 1930. Most of the lands comprised in the Waiapu-Matakaoa Scheme were included in the Northern Waiapu Consolidation Scheme, instalments of which have been approved. The extension of this scheme has kept pace with the progress in the settlement of titles. The latter has been delayed to some extent by the curtailment of financial provision for title surveys. (a) Takatahu, —Bush area felled and grassed, 302J acres ; area cleared of scrub and grassed, 70 acres ; former clearing in pasture, about 35 acres : total in grass, 407J acres. Fencing (new), 421 chains. One four-roomed cottage. Land stocked with heavy cattle, then sheep and dairy heifers from Taranaki which were distributed to other schemes. Intended to be used as a base farm for the present, with a dairy herd of good-quality cattle. Cost to 31st March, 1933, inclusive of £282 for stock, about £5 10s. an acre. The stock comprised 460 ewes and 15 rams : total, 475 ; and sixty-two head of mixed station cattle.

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. __ — - . I ci i Gross Land j Net Scheme. Expenditure. Purchases. ' j Expenditure. £ £ ! £ £ Ruatoki 24,698 2,943 4,740 22,901 Wkakatokea units .. .. 3,885 .. 672 3,213 Wliakatohea: Hinakinanui .. 2,091 .. 323 1,768 Wliakatokea: Wainui .. .. 784 .. .. 784 Opape Base Farm .. .. 2,634 1,892 .. 4,526 Torere 5,850 50 1,258 4,642 Te Kalia (proper) .. .. 3,945 .. 450 3,495 Te IKaka : Maraenui .. .. 1,109 .. 232 877 Te Kaha : Omaio .. .. 4,062 .. 573 3,489 TeKaka: Orete .. .. 3,313 .. 311 3,002 Te Kaha: Orete 2 273 .. 8 265 Te Kaka: Wkangaparaoa .. 6,005 .. 950 5,055 Te Kaka: Te Piki .. .. 388 .. .. 388 Te Kaka: Waiiti .. .. 723 .. 36 687 59,760 4,885 9,553 55,092

Scheme. Gross Expenditure. Receipts. Net Expenditure. £ £ £ Takatahu .. ■■ •• 2,366 96 2,270 Waiapu-Matakaoa .. .. 16,259 3,741 12,518 Poroporo .. •• •• 13,979 3,130 10,849 Tuparoa .. .- •• 19,396 3,542 15,854 52,000 10,509 j 41,491

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(b) Waiapu-Matakaoa. —The following sets out in detail the improvements effected on the various sections of this scheme, including those existing at the time they were commenced— (i) Wharekahika 1b 2a and 1b 2b : When the land was brought under the scheme in 1932 there was sufficient in pasture to graze twenty milk cows, say, 40 acres. Unit was assisted to erect 78 chains fence and to clear rushes and to drain. The Native Trustee manager at Hick's Bay reported in 1931 that 75 acres were suitable for dairying and 100 acres for sheep. (ii) Tapatu-Waitangirua : Area previously in grass, 210 acres ; felled and grassed, 423 acres : total area in grass, 633 acres. Fencing, 297 chains. One sheep-yard. Nikau hut for manager. Heavily stocked for new grass and turnips. Stock at 31st March, 1933, comprised 1,423 breeding-ewes, 32 dry ewes and wethers, 220 lambs, 28 rams, a total of 1,703 sheep. (iii) Toetoe and Kaiwaru (Lots 3 and 8, Marangairoa 1b 4) : It was estimated that 956 acres were in pasture when the lands were brought under the scheme, with 210 chains of fencing. The further development included felling 587 acres of bush in 1931, and new fencing (553 chains), also stockyards. The area in grass at the 31st March, 1933, was 1,543 acres, including fresh bush country. One four-roomed cottage was built for the manager. Heavily stocked during the year for new grass and turnips. Stock at 31st March, 1933, comprised 892 breeding ewes, 543 dry ewes, 100 wethers, 1,165 lambs, 35 rams, a total of 2,735 sheep. Beef cattle —64 steers, 106 heifers. (iv) Marangairoa 1a 2-4 : Bush felled and grassed, 279 acres; fencing, 257J chains. The new grass was ready for stocking during the current year. (v) Section 5, Block VIII, Mangaoparo Survey District (Enoka-Rukuata): Old pasture, 260 acres ; bush clearing grassed, 293 acres ; total area in grass, 553 acres. New fencing, 227-60 chains; old fencing, 275 chains. One three-roomed cottage. Stock carried—9o7 breeding ewes, 120 dry ewes, 13 wethers, 375 lambs, 18 rams : total, 1,433 sheep. Beef cattle, 95 steers. (vi) Section 10, Block VIII, Mangaoparo Survey District (J. Manuel) : Old pasture, 147 acres ; bush clearing grassed, 100 acres —total area in grass, 247 acres. New fencing, 191J chains ; old, 20 chains. Stock carried —564 breeding ewes, 22 lambs, 11 rams : total, 597 sheep and 57 steers. (vii) Tikitiki sections : Bush clearings (2), 313 acres grassed ; fencing (new), 186 chains ; old fence repaired, 93 chains. In addition, 95J acres were ploughed and grassed, two cottages and two cow-sheds built. The adjustment of occupation areas and the subdivision of sections preparatory to undertaking dairying on any scale was delayed by the necessity for completing the titles under consolidation. A commencement was made with the Hikupapa water-supply to serve the dairyable land. (viii) Tikapa Section : The only work undertaken at the cost of the scheme was the formation of 127 chains of access road. No work was undertaken in connection with any other blocks under the scheme. The separate accounts for each of the sections covered by the Waiapu-Matakaoa Development Scheme were not available at the 31st March, 1933. The development work and other data detailed above may be grouped also as a set-off to the gross expenditure of £16,259 up to that date as follows : Area of bush cleared and grassed, 2,042 acres; area ploughed and grassed, 95 acres; area in old pasture, 1,526 acres: total in grass, 3,703 acres. Fencing: New 1,790f chains; old (repairs), 598 chains: total, 2,388| chains. Roading, 127 chains. Buildings : Four cottages, three sheds, two sheepyards. Stock : Run cattle, 214 ; dairy stock, not available ; sheep, 4,208. (c) Poroporo. —The area of this block is 2,517J acres, held under consolidation titles recently completed by survey in fifteen subdivisions, two of which, A 1 and A 14, containing 2,104 acres, comprise the Poroporo Station and sheep-run, the rest the Whenuakura dairy sections. The development work completed to the 31st March, 1933, was as follows: — (i) Poroporo Station: In 1930, 1,166 acres of bush was felled and grassed, and in 1931 the balance of 600 acres. During the same period 300 acres of fern was burnt, sown in grass, and crushed. One four-roomed cottage ; whare and store shed ; sheep-yards. Ring-fenced and subdivided, estimated at 17 miles. At 31st March last the stock carried comprised sheep —breeding-ewes, 2,680; dry ewes and wethers, 324 ; lambs, 932 ; and rams, 66 : total, 4,002. Station cattle—2l2 bullocks, 147 cows, 3 bulls, 67 steers, 28 heifers, 85 calves : total, 530 head. (ii) Whenuakura dairy sections : 413 acres, of which approximately 350 acres are flat, formerly all covered with heavy manuka, part swamp now drained. Capable of supporting six to seven herds. Development proceeding with assistance of unemployment funds. The schedule of expenditure and receipts give the cost of development, including buildings, as £8,654; stock, £4,083 ; farm implements, £43 ; discharge of liabilities, £225 ; and maintenance expenses, £974 : a total gross expenditure of £13,979. Receipts for the same period consisted of proceeds of live-stock, £2,375 ; unemployment subsidies, £331 ; sale of wool and other receipts, £424 : a total of £3,130 —making the net expenditure £10,849. (d) Tuparoa. —Primarily undertaken in respect of a group of blocks now comprising Whareponga Station, this scheme has been extended from time to time, and at the 31st March, 1933, covered an area of 8,777-| acres. The gross expenditure and receipts to that date amounted to £19,396, reduced by receipts, £3,542, to £15,854.

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Analysed the expenditure falls under the following heads: — £ Development work .. .. .. .. .. 10,237 Stock purchases .. .. .. .. .. .. 5,168 Discharge of liabilities .. .. .. .. .. 2,643 Maintenance, sheep work, supervision, &c. .. .. .. 1,348 £19,396 The development work consisted of scrub-cutting over nearly 7,000 acres of old pasture land covered with manuka and tauhinu, costing £1,927 ; and fencing, which cost £6,901 in material and labour. The total length of fencing completed was 3,116 chains, of which 2,235 chains were on Whareponga Station. In the fencing the most expensive items were posts, which were purchased from Putaruru, transported thence by sea to Tokomaru Bay, by lorry to dumps at points nearest to the lands to be fenced, whence they were packed on to boundaries, for the most part steep hills. Battens were obtained locally and packed on to lines. Wire and staples were handled in the same manner as the posts. This expense would not have been warranted in a period of depression, but for the fact that the land to be farmed was grassland which had reverted partially to manuka and tauhinu and except in patches did not require to be regrassed. The cost of grass-seed and sowing appears in the accounts as £186. A further consideration was the low price of stock, and the assistance towards labour-costs from unemployment subsidies. The receipts were as follows : — £ Cream .. .. .. .. .. • • • • 149 Live-stock .. .. .. .. •• .. 1,751 Unemployment subsidies .. .. .. ■.. .. 1,452 Other receipts .. .. .. .. .. •. 190 £3,542 The stock figures at the 31st March, 1933, were as follows : — (i) Whareponga Station : Sheep —5,107 ewes, 199 wethers, 1,974 lambs, 152 rams: total, 7,432. Beef cattle —10 bullocks, 250 steers, 100 heifers : total, 360 head. (ii) Other areas where the stock was under the Department's control: Dairy stock— 161 millr cows, 9 bulls, 8 dry cows, 64 heifers and yearlings, and some horses. Sheep, 525. In the case of five blocks the owners were in occupation with their own stock on which the Department had not incurred any expenditure. 2. Southern Group. This consists of the original Mohaka Scheme, Kahungunu (adjoining Mohaka to the west), and Waihua (formerly Ngamahanga) on the north-east of Mohaka. To this should be added the Putorino Nursery taken over two years ago from the Forestry Department.

At the 31st March, 1933, the expenditure and receipts on these three schemes were as follows : —

Work on the Kahungunu Scheme was commenced early in 1933, primarily as a measure to relieve the unemployment of Maoris in the Wairoa, Nuhaka, and Mahia districts. The Waihua Block, formerly Ngamahanga, was handed over by the Lands Department. A good burn of bush and scrub felled in 1931 was secured on the block on an area of over 4,000 acres, after which the development resolved itself into sowing grass-seed, fencing, and stocking. Mohaka Scheme. —Details were given in the statement G.-10 of the session of 1932 of the improvements effected on this scheme up to the 31st March, 1932, together with an interim report by the Registrar dated October of that year. The main increases in expenditure compared with 1931-32 were as follows : Building, £1,077 ; clearing, £391 ; cultivation, ploughing, &c., £572 ; farm and dairy equipment, £696 ; fencing, £3,249 ; fertilizers, £567 ; grass-seed and sowing, £273 ; dairy stock, £1,575 ; and beef cattle, £403. The receipts since the inception comprise returns from cream, £682 ; sales of live-stock and wool, £969 ; unemployment subsidies, £556 ; and sale of wool and other receipts, £609.

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Expenditure. Net Expenditure. £ £ £ Mohaka 27,542 2,816 24,726 Kahungunu .. .. .. 773 .. 773 Waihua .. .. .. 2,481 .. 2,481 Putorino Nursery .. .. 1,894 197 1,697 32,690 3,013 29,677

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The stock figures for the Mohaka Scheme as at 31st March, 1933, supplied by the Gisborne office are as follows : Sheep—Breeding-ewes, 1,356 ; wethers, 670; lambs, 1,739 ; rams, 11 : total, 3,776. Beef cattle—-Bullocks, 40 ; steers, 150 : total, 190. Dairy stock—Not given. In October, 1932, the Registrar reported there were 789 cows in milk and 232 yearling heifers. A further 173 weaner heifers were purchased before the end of the financial year at an average price of £1 Bs. 4d. each. A change of management in regard to this and other schemes in this group has during the current year been rendered necessary by the appointment of Mr. Harvey, Registrar of the Native Land Court at G-isborne, as a Judge of the Native Land Court. Mr. A. G-. Nolan, of Wairoa, has been appointed Supervisor and has set about a complete stocktaking of the work and the position of each section and settler on these schemes, including the stock.

Summary of Sheep and Station Cattle supplied by Gisborne Office on Tairawhiti District Schemes at 31st March, 1933.

"E."—AOTEA MAORI LAND DISTRICT. There was only one scheme undertaken in this district, the Ranana Scheme, which is dealt with in detail in a separate paper, G.-10e of this session. The development work and costs are there set out and summarized. The area in pasture, which involved clearing 230 acres of bush, fern, scrub, and blackberry, and grubbing 187J acres, was 1,724 acres. The fencing comprised 1,337 chains of new fences and repairing 567| chains of old fences, there being 106 paddocks. Buildings consisted of thirteen cottages, fourteen shacks and ponga whares, and a combined store, implement-shed, and office. The number of cow-sheds is not stated. There were twenty-seven settlers in occupation. The stock consisted of 610 dairy cows, 116 heifers, 177 weaners, 35 steers, and 25 bulls; a total of 963. The policy of culling herds and replacing with stock of better quality, undertaken since the inception of the scheme, was reflected in increased production. The grading of the cream also showed a marked improvement, due to better sheds and equipment, more abundant supply of good water, better methods, and more regular delivery. The following table is interesting :—- Grade. I 9^ 31 - 1931 - 32 - 1932-33. lb. lb. lb. Second .. .. .. 24,799 14,143 9,579 First .. .. .. 15,822 32,468 49,267 Finest .. .. ..432 395 6,940 41,053 47,006 65,786

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[Note. —Values stated to be current values at 31st March, 1933, on a conservative basis. Tallies for Southern Group include 1,000 ewes for Mohaka not paid for, but not 1,696 wethers purchased for Waihua (Ngamahanga) not paid for.] Group. Sheep. No. ! Value. | Station Cattle. ' No. Value. £ s. d. £ s. d. 1. Northern .. Breeding ewes 12,033 5,980 9 0 Breeding cows .. 143 357 10 0 Dry ewes .. 992 250 8 0 Old cows .. 49 96 0 0 Wethers .. 339 118 16 0 3£-year bullocks.. 213 777 0 0 Lambs .. 4,688 1,172 0 0 2f-year steers .. 100 250 0 0 Earns .. 325 682 10 0 l|-year steers .. 433 757 0 0 2|-year heifers .. 112 274 0 0 if-year heifers .. 122 183 0 0 Steer calves .. 59 71 10 0 Heifer calves .. 43 47 7 6 Bulls .. .. 3 31 10 0 18,377 8,204 3 0 1,286 ; 2,845 12 6 2. Southern .. Breeding ewes 1,356 578 0 0 steers .. 40 170 0 0 Wethers .. 670 270 14 0 2|~year steers .. 150 375 0 0 Lambs .. 1,739 478 4 6 Bams .. 11 23 2 0 3,776 1,350 0 6 190 j 545 0 0 Totals .. Sheep .. 22,153 9,554 3 6 Cattle .. .. 1,476 | 3,390 12 6

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The gross exp< nditure to the" 31st March, 1933, was £13,948, reduced by receipts to £11,366. The receipts comprised: ( l ieam, £1,966; live-stock, £243; unemployment subsidies, £155, and other receipts, £218. The following paragraph from a report of the Supervisor, Mr. Hoeroa Marumaru, may be quoted: " The Scheme is no doubt one of the most beneficial movements ever inaugurated for the good of the Maoris on the Whanganui Biver. They have the land and the man-power and sufficient foresight to realize that the settlement of their lands is the only avenue with sufficient scope to meet the needs of the majority of them. It has given them a new hope. The young men are uniting with their elders in an effort to make good. " F " —IKAROA MAORI LAND DISTRICT. The Schemes in this district are organized in two areas : 1, Heretaunga ; and 2, Manawatu. 1. Heretaunga. This comprised several scattered blocks in Hawke's Bay, occupied by 19 units and their families. The Supervisor submitted a detailed report, from which the following summary is compiled : Number of units .. . . • • • • • • • • . . 19 Acres. Area cultivated .. . ■ • • • • • • • • ■ • 340 Area sown in grass . . .. •• •• •• •• •• I^l Area in crops • .. • • • • •• ' • • • • • • 1" Area harvested for rye, grass-seed .. • • • • • • • ■ 187 Chains. Draining .. • • • • • • • • ■ • ■ • .. 10 Fencing — Chains. Repairs .. . . • • • • • • • • ■ • 250 New .. . ■ • • • ■ •■ • • • • 341 — 591 Cow-sheds .. • • • • • • • • • • • ° StockDairy cows .. • • • • • • • • • • ■ • 100 Bulls .. . • • • • • • ■ • • ■ ■ • • 5 Calves .. •. • • • • • • • • • • .. 29 H ° rSe •* *• •' •' " " " " IQA Sheep .. • . • • • • • • • • • • • • *^6 The gross expenditure to the 31st March, 1933, was £2,805. The receipts, which consisted of sales of cream, £354 ; of live-stock, £265'; and other farm produce and receipts, £507 : total, £1,126, reduced the net expenditure to £1,679. 2. Manawatu. This Scheme covered five holdings in the Manawatu District (occupied by five families), and the Matakarapa Block, near Feilding. , The gross expenditure to the 31st March, 1933, was £2,236, reduced by receipts Sales of cream, £26; unemployment subsidies, i 242 ; and other receipts, £415 : total, £683 to £1,553. Jhe development of the Matakarapa Block accounted for about £1,100 of the expenditure. The Supervisor summarized the development work as follows Units. Matakarapa. Total. Acres. Acres. Acres. Area ploughed, disked, and harrowed . . .. 16 85 101 Area sown in grass .. ■ • • • • • 8 Area in crops .. . • • • • • • • ® H J/ Area top-dressed .. •• •• •• 34 .. 34 Area cleared .. .. ■■ •• •• •• I jJ 1 Chains. Chains. Chains. Ne S w 118 186 304 Repairs .. .. • • • • • ■ 30 .. 30 I 8 23 0 2^ New 90 90 Banking W m No. No. No. Buildings —Cow-sheds, &c. .. ■ • .. 2 1 " Stock— ~ , Cows .. • • • • • • • • \ 93 Bulls .. ■■ •• •• 2 jJ Horses .. •• •• 2 3

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" G."—SOUTH ISLAND MAORI LAND DISTRICT. Of the two Schemes inaugurated in this district, which comprises the South Island, the Wairau Scheme, affecting the Wairau Native Reserve near Blenheim, showed no movement during 1932-33, the expenditure remaining at £359. Arrangements have now been completed for carrying out the work of banking and draining as an unemployment work under the supervision of the Wairau River Board. The Commissioner of Crown Lands at Blenheim has been consulted, as also the River Board. The estimated cost of the work was £1,161, of which £774 was for labour and £387 for hire of horses and necessary equipment and feed. The second Scheme is a combination of the several blocks known as Oraka and Kawhakaputaputa, situated near Colac Bay. The gross expenditure on this Scheme, detailed in the Schedules hereto, amounted at the 31st March, 1933, to £9,168. The receipts, which comprised sales of cream £136, of live-stock £149, unemployment subsidies £587, and other receipts £175, total £1,047, reduced the net expenditure to £8,121. A special report was prepared by an officer of the Department in conjunction with a topographical survey carried out by the Lands and Survey Office, Invercargill, to show the progress of the development work and allocate expenditure to each area or section comprised in the Scheme. The following summary has been compiled from the report :• — Number of sections occupied .. .. .. .. .. 16 Number of sections unoccupied .. .. .. .. .. 9 — 25 Acres. Area of bush felled, burnt, and grassed .. .. .. 1,336 Area stumped .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 171 Area logged up .. .. .. .. .. .. ~ 26 Area cultivated .. .. .. .. ~ .. .. 81! Chains. Fencing, including repairs and rabbit-fencing . . .. .. .. 744 Judge Harvey, who inspected the Scheme during October of the current year, reported that the grassing of Kawhakaputaputa was well done, but that in the case of Oraka too much had been missed. A change in the administration of this Scheme has been effected during the current year, when it was decided to transfer it to the Lands Department at Invercargill.

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SCHEDULES.

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[Note. —References hereunder to G.-10/1932 are references to Parliamentary Paper G.-IO of the Session of 1932.J Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands Authority. To 31st To 31st included therein. j Items. March, March, I 1932. 1933. « A." —T0KERAU MAORI LAND DISTRICT. I. MANGONUI. (Plan 1.) The various parcels or subdivisions of blocks which still , _ »9' auk remain Native land or are owned by Natives, saving and . Section 522, Dairy stock .. .. •• 25,471 32,4,3 j excepting those parcels alienated by way of lease to Euro- Native Land Act, 1J31. Beet cattle .. .. •• •• peans of which the leases are still subsisting, containing Sheep •• • • '' if,'' an approximate area of 127,500 acres. £Tand other ged " !! 7,195 9,432 (See G.-10, 1932.) Farm and dairy equipment .. 3,712 5,958 JBencmg-matenal and labour .. 4,o41 1^,013 A. R. P. 7th Sept., 1932. Fertilizers .. .. •• 3,854 7,794 a,o .. .. 13 3 36 N.Z. Gazette,, 22ndSept., Discharge of liabilities .. .. 3,214 3,836 o, " 9 2 17 1932. Tokerau Board loans .. .. .. 3,000 " q a " .. 7 16 Clearing, including bushfelling, stump- 2,005 5,285 " 14a " '' *' .. 10 0 0 ing, gorse-grubbing, ploughing, &c., " oq '' '' ] 8 0 0 scoria-clearing, scrub-cutting oL " jj 15 1 38 Draining .. .. .. 766 2,200 " .q o" " . .. 60 0 0 Building-material .. .. 432. 821 " _ A '' '' 46 1 0 Wages-supervision .. .. 102 403 " :: Ī9 3 36 . Sundries 514 883 " 74 a 15 0 0 Fodder 41 Ahipara Parish, Section S 19 .. • • 22 0 0 Roads .. .. .. • ■ • • Kaingapipiwai 2 North B 7c .. 25 2 0 Surveys ■ ■ Manukau E 1a . . • • • • 131 2 25 Muriwhenua Section 3, Block XVI 44 3 4 T ,. 52 '°° 6 r> 1 q .. Qt) 77 2 4 Less Collections — Pukepoto 8b 8b 77 - 4 6j15 4 16,118 " 8b 15b " " :: 39 0 3 Live-stock .. .. 220 409 PuP»keElB'.. [j •• ;; 30 2 9 ;; 1,236 4,840 ;; M 1f :: :: " " 68 « « 8.184 22,481 Xotal 688 4 10* 43,872 63,501 Land-purchases .. .. .. 350 550 * Note. —These blocks are specific subdivisions of the Land referred to generally above, and this notification does not increase the area shown in total of area included in this The expend,t,ire figures shown mciuae the four scheme schemes situated m the North Auckland district.

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Seheme3 and Lands A ,, ~ included therein. Authority. To 31st To 31st Items. March, March, 1932. 1933. " A."—TOKERAU MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued, II. HOKIANGA. (Plan 1.) The various parcels or subdivisions of blocks which still Section 522, For expenditure see Mangonui Development Scheme, remain Native land or are owned by Natives, saving and Native Land Act, 1931. above. excepting those parcels alienated by way of lease to Europeans of which the leases are still subsisting, containing an approximate area of 99,000 acres. (See G.-10, 1932.) a. r. p. a. e. p. 7th Sept., 1932. Te Ante A 5e .. .. 31 0 0 N.Z. Gazette, 22nd Sept., Te Karaka 2b 3 .. .. 24 0 32 1932. 2c .. .. 29 3 22 Orongotea B 2o 2 .. .. 51 3 26 Pakauae 2w 1 .. .. 8 2 0 2Y 2 .. 21 0 35 Utakura 2d 2b . . .. 40 1 38 2D 8A 2 .. .. 10 3 16 2d 8A 3b .... 28 I 7 2D 8b 1 .... 20 2 3 2d 8B 2 . . . . 17 2 24 2d 9b 2a .. .. 54 2 6 Waihou Lower A 1 .. .. 99 1 30 A 6 .. .. 49 0 14 A No. 11 .. 66 0 13 A 15 .. .. 89 3 25 A 18b .. 120 0 0 A 20 .. .. 17 3 39 A 25 .. .. 24 2 1 A 29 .. .. 30 1 30 A 30A .. 19 3 26 A 30b .. 19 3 26 A 33o 2 .. 150 3 12 A 34A 2 .. 91 1 0 A 35 .. .. 163 1 0 C lA .. .. 64 2 17 Waima South D Id 1.. .. 49 1 13 D Id 2.. .. 13 2 24 Dlsl.. .. 59 0 7 D 1b 2.. .. 39 1 5 Waitnamaku B 2a 1a .. 19 3 0 Whakarapa 40b .. .. 104 3 0 49b ., .. 128 I 6 52a 2 .. .. 72 3 22 52B 2A .. .. 60 0 0 52b 2B .. .. 60 0 0 52B 3 .. .. 36 2 31 52B 4 .... 98 0 0 52b 6 .. .. 18 1 16 Whakatere Manawakaiaia B 27e 1 .. .. .. 83 0 34 2,189 2 0* Added :— Waihou Lower A 37 (part) .. .. 381 3 38 Purchased 31st March, 1932. 2,571 1 38 * Note. —These blocks are specific subdivisions of the land referred to generally above, and this notification does not increase the area shown in total of area included in this scheme. III. BAY OF ISLANDS. (Plan 1.) The various parcels or subdivisions, of blocks which still Section 522, For expenditure see Mangonui Development Scheme, remain Native land or are owned by Natives, saving and Native Land Act, 1931. above. excepting those parcels alienated by way of lease to Europeans of which the leases are still subsisting, containing an approximate area of 178,900 acres. (See G.-10, 1932.) A. R. P. A. R. P. Mimitu Ruarei 13b .. 69 0 31 9th June, 1932. Kaikou A 2 .. .. 158 2 30 N.Z. Gazette, 30th June, „ A 3A .. 161 1 8 1932. Kairaurau .. .. 244 0 0

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands Authority included therein. Autnorrey. To glgt Tfc 31(jt Items. March, March. 1932. 1933. " A."—TOKERAU MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued. III. BAY OF ISLANDS. (Plan 1.)—continued. Te K are In A 2o 39 1 0 1 7th Sept., 1932. , A 2d 41 2 10 j N.Z. Gazette, 22nd Sept., CI .. 46 3 15 1932. C2 .. 26 1 16 El .. 53 3 2 M and V .. 184 1 36 0 1 .. 19 2 3 W .. 105 2 0 Y 71 0 20 I Mangakowhara B1b .. 113 114 Mangakowhara B 5b 1 (part), and Mangakowhara B 5a 2 (part), being Lot 3 and part Lot 1 on D.P. 14877 1,068 3 8 Motatau 2, Section 8 .. 201 2 0 2, „ 9 .. 233 0 33 2, „ 22h 200 0 0 2, „ 39 800 0 0 2, „ 64a 338 1 7 4D .. .. 90 2 1 4f 1b 2b 1 .. 13 3 36 4h 1 .. 8 0 22 „ 4H 3 .. 45 1 0 4h8 .. 12 2 7 Opouteke 2b 3b 2a .. 231 2 11 Otara 4 .. .. 54 1 10 „ 5 .. .. 53 0 25 Puketaururu 3 .. 86 2 6 Ruapekapeka lo 2 . . 77 2 0 „ 1h 2b 1 35 0 36 2a .. 10 3 29 Toetoe 1b ■ . 7 2 7 „ lo 1 .. .. 8 3 38-6 Tuhuna 5 .. .. 35 0 4 Tutaematai B 1 .. 96 3 34 Waikare 8k .... 29 1 0 15A 3b .. 148 3 38 Wharepoke 2n .. 225 1 5 5,448 1 22-6 Less excluded :— Karetu CI .. 46 3 15 19th Jan., 1933. n C 2 .. 26 1 16 N.Z. Gazette, 26th Jan., ., M and V .. 184 1 36 1933. „ W .. .. 105 2 0 363 0 27 5,085 0 35-6* * Note. —These blocks are specific subdivisions of the land referred to generally above, and this notification does not increase the area shown in total of area included in this scheme. IV. KAIPARA. (Plan 1.) Aoroa Lot 4d and other blocks. (See G.-10, 1932.) Section 522, For expenditure see Mangonui Development Scheme, a. r. p. Native Land Act, 1931. above. Total .. .. ..33,365 0 24-47 Added :— Waihaua No. 1 .. 216 2 0 13th Sept., 1932. No. 2 .. 44 1 15 N.Z. Gazette, 22nd Sept., 260 3 15 1932. 33,625 3 39-47 V. MOTATAU BASE FARM. (Plan 1. Sheet 2.) Motatau No. 2, Section 8, and other subdivisions. (See £ £ G.-10, 1932.) Section 522, Pastures .. .. ... 238 384 A. B. p. Native Land Act, 1931. Buildings .. .. .. 50 206 Total .. .. .. .. 770 0 33 Fencing .. .. .. 87 99 - Draining .. .. .. 27 27 Roads, &c. .. .. .. 11 18 Dairy stock .. .. .. 904 1,993 Sheep .. .. .. .. 108 108 Pigs .. .. .. .. 4 5 Horses .. .. .. 58 81 Farm and dairy equipment .. 196 304 Sundries .. .. .. .. 25 Trading Account .. .. 441 882 2,124 4,132 =*■ 1 — Purchase of leasehold (less depreci- 3,525 3,392 ation) ■ . . I.

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' Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands Authority. { To 31st To 31st included therein. TJ : Items. March, March, 1932. 1933. " B." —WAIKATO-MANIAPOTO MAORI LAND DISTRICT —continued. IX. WAAHI (HUNTLY). (Plan 5.) i I £ £ Lot 171a (part), Parish of Pepepe, and other subdivisions. : Section 522, Dairy stock .. . ■ ■ • 176 387 (See G.-10, 1932.) ■ Native Land Act, 1931. Fencing-material .. .. II 116 a. R. p. Fertilizers .. .. • • 31 111 Total .. .. .. 671 1 32-6 Grass-seed .. .. .. .. 70 Less excluded: — 30th Jan., 1933. Buildings .. .. •• 84 Lot 27, Parish of Pepepe 52 3 21-2 N.Z. Gazette, 2nd Feb., Dairy plant 1933. | Discharge of liabilities .. .. .. 38 618 2 11-4 i Farm implements and tools .. .. 30 1 Sundries .. .. .. 3 4 221 862 Less Collections — Cream .. .. .. .. 50 Other receipts .. .. 25 47 25 97 196 765 Land-purchases .. .. 1,174 1,174 X. WAIKATO. (Plan 6.) Lot 1 of Section 148, Parish of Komakorau, and other sub- Section 522, j £ £ divisions. (See G.-10, 1932.) Native Land Act, 1931. Buildings .. .. .. .. 29 A. r. p. I Farm equipment .. .. .. 27 Total .. .. 74 1 34 : Fencing-material and labour .. .. 95 Added j Fertilizers .. .. .. .. 54 Tokanui Id 2a 2a .. .. .. 16 2 1-6 15th June, 1932. ! Chaff .. .. •• •• •• 4 „ Id 2a 2b .. .. .. 43 1 38-4 'N.Z. Gazette, 30th June, j Grass-seed .. .. .. .. 35 Karamu, Lot 25 .. .. .. 50 1 25-8 1932. I Dairy stock .. .. .. .. 77 „ „ 26 .. 49 2 28-2 j Horses .. .. .. .. 4 „ „ 27 .. .. ..50 3 36-8 Crops (turnips, &c.) .. .. .. 2 „ „29 .. .. 61 1 0 Sundries .. .. .. ■ • 10 „ 30 .. .. 50 0 0 Clearing .. .. .. .. 45 Parish of Pepepe, Lot 27 .. .. 52 3 0 „ „ 28a .... 5 1 30 .. 382 >( ;; 28b .. .. 5 1 30 Less Collections : Cream .. .. 11 " 28o .. .. 5 1 30 — „ 28d .. .. 5 1 30 •• 371 „ 28B .. .. 5 1 30 - „ 28f .. .. 5 1 30 „ 28g .. 5 1 30 Land-purchases .. .. .. .. 136 " „ 28h .. .. 5 130 ===== „ 28T .. .. 5 1 30 „ 41c (part) .. 15 1 7-3 9th Sept., 1932. Tokanui Id 2a 1 .. . . .. 81 0 0 N.Z. Gazette, 15th Sept., Maungatautari 4b Ia .. .. .. 20 2 13 1932. 4k 1 b 2 .. .. 51 1 33 13th Dec., 1932. „ 5a 1b 2 .. 61 0 17 N.Z. Gazette, 22nd Dec., Lot 6 of Section 148, Parish of Komakorau 41 3 35* 1932. *Leaschcld purchased, 769 3 20-1 | 19th Sept., 1932. XI. OKAUIA. (Plan 7.) a. R. p. No expenditure to the 31st March, 1933. Okauia 4a 1 .. .. .. .. 32 2 0 Section 522, 4b .. .. .. 101 0 0 Native Land Act, 1931. ;; 4b 2A 1 51 2 25 4e 2a 2 .. .. .. 150 2 29 25th Aug., 1932. 4e 2o 1 .. .. .. 17 0 35 N.Z. Gazette, 1st Sept., ', 4b 2e 1 157 I 6 1932. 4E 2b 2 .. .. •• 88 0 17 „ 4b 2F .. ,. .. .. 437 0 0 „ 4b 3 503 3 3 Total .. .. 1,539 0 35

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i ; ; — ' ■ % Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands , ,, included therein. Authority. To 31st To glst Items. March, March, 1932. | 1933. " B."—WAIKATO-MANIAPOTO MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued. MANIAPOTO GROUP. (See G. -1<ib.) XII. KAWHIA. (Plan 8.) £ [ £ Kawhia A 2a, and other blocks. (See G.-10, 1932.) Section 522, Buildings (includes milking-sheds) .. 113 504 A. E. p. Native Land Act, 1931. | Dairy plant and equipment .. .. 140 Total .. .. .. 4,241 2 18-2 j Draining .. .. .. .. j 20 — | Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 480 ! 1,094 Farm implements and tools .. 74 99 Fencing-material and labour .. 85 1,086 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 58 396 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 548 1,197 Dairy stock .. .. .. .. 961 Sheep .. .. .. .. .. 618 Supervision—Wages .. .. .. 50 Sundries .. .. .. 25 88 1,383 6,253 Less Collections— Cash .. .. .. 12 52 Unemployment subsidies .. 3 625 Sales— Sheep .. .. .. .. 186 Cream .. .. .. j 153 15 I 1,016 1,368 5,237 XIII. OPARURE. (Plan 9.) i £ £ Pukenui 2n 2a, and other blocks. (See G.-10, 1932.) Section 522, I Buildings .. .. .. ! 5 182 A. R. p. Native Land Act, 1931. Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 30 186 Total .. .. . . 369 2 28 • 8 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. .. 4 Added:— 7th Sept., 1932. < Dairy plant and equipment .. .. 20 Kinohaku East 2 Section 28b 2b . . 180 1 39 N.Z. Gazette, 15th Sept., ! Farm implements and tools .. .. 37 » lr 9b .. 31 3 13-4 1932. Fencing-material and labour .. 23 106 Fertilizers .. .. 28 80 582 0 1-2 Grass-seed .. .. .. .. 178 Dairy stock .. .. .. 6 140 Horses .. .. .. .. 22 Sheep .. .. .. .. .. 33 Sundries .. .. .. .. 3 92 991 Less Collections— Rent .. .. .. .. 14 Cream .. .. .. .. 14 Unemployment subsidies .. 10 53 10 81 82 910 XIV. TE KUITI BASE FARM. (Plan 10.) (Up to 31st March, 1932, expenditure was not a charge on the Native Land Settlement Account.) £ £ Pukenui 2t 2, Lot 1, D.P. 12914, and 2t 3, Lot 2, D.P. Section 522, Pastures .. 295 12737. (See G.-10, 1932.) Native Land Act, 1931. Fencing .. .. " " 374 A- R- P. Reading .. .. .. .. 11 Total .. .. .. 617 3 23-7 , 14th June, 1932. Farm equipment .. .. .. 21 j jy z Gazette, 16th June, Sheep .. .. .. .. .. 366 1932. Dairy stock .. .. .. . . 419 Sundries .. .. .. .. Or. 216 1,270 Less Credit balance, Trading Ac- .. 455 count — 815 700 Less Amount unpaid at 31st March, 1933 .. 115 Note.—The amount of the Waikato-Maniapoto District Maori Land Board's investment at 31st March, 1932, was £9,803, which was reduced to £9,700 at the date the Department took over. By arrangement with the Board, the sum of £8,000 continues as a Board investment free of interest, whilst the balance has been paid to the Board from Native Land Development funds—£1,000 during 1932-33, and £700 on 20th June, 1933.

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands Authority. To 31st To 31st included therein. Items March, March, 1932. 1933 « b."—WAIKATO-MANIAPOTO MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued. MANIAPOTO GROUP —continued. (See G.-10b.) XV. MAHOENUI. (Plan 11.) £ £ Mahoenui A 2b 1 and other blocks. (See G.-10, 1932.) Section 522 " ,, , !q 1 ,040 r. p. Native Land Act, 1931. Bushfelkng and scrub-cutting .. 1,496 1 t _ + _i 5 325 3 28-6 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 1,263 A,1,1 ,1 ■- Fencing-material and labour .. 1,927 3,816 Mahoenui 2, Section 6 (balance) .. 188 2 10 28th April 1932 Fertilizers .. .. •• 542 1 ,056 Mahoenui D (part), Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4, N.Z. Gazette 5th May, Crops (swede, &c.) .. .. 85 9b D.P. 24637, Auckland Land Registry 51 3 3* 1932. Dairy stock 342 1,106 *Purchased Beef cattle .. • • • • oiz 5,566 1 1-6 2nd Dec., 1932. Farm equipment .. •• 245 287 Less excluded :— Sheep m m Mahoenui A 2b 1 .. .. 185 2 20 14th Oct., 1932. Feed .. .. •• •• 11» "3 .vianoenui a. tx i Gazette, 20th Oct., Wages—Foreman and stockman .. 14 269 5,380 2 21-6 1932. Roading .. •• •• 119 — Sundries .. • • • • 134 308 7,319 13,752 Less Collections — I Sales — Live-stock .. .. 68 362 Cream .. .. • • • • 15 Unemployment subsidies .. 149 788 Other receipts .. • • 45 208 262 1,373 7,057 12,379 XVI. WAIMIHA. (Plan 12.) £ £ Ranaitoto-Tuhua 77b 1a, and other subdivisions. (See Section 522, Buildings, including water-supply .. 745 O-10 1932T Native Land Act, 1931. Dairy plant and equipment .. .. 177 U. 10, A K. P. Farm implements and tools (includes 931 1,006 m . i 7 872 0 32 I tractors and truck) " " ' Fencing—Material and labour .. 911 2,347 Grass and other seed .. .. 561 1,444 Grass-seed sowing .. •• 1,070 1,130 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 595 1,004 Dairy stock .. • • • • 763 1,239 Sheep .. .. ■• • • 37 304 Horses .. • • • • • • 40 Surveys ■ • • • • • 73 79 Clearing (scrub-cutting, &c.) .. 821 1,350 Cultivation (ploughing, &o.) .. 1,458 2,253 Draining .. ■ • • • 341 463 Supervision .. ■ • • ■ 247 383 Tree-planting .. •. • • 82 130 Feed .. .. • • •• 21 45 Haymaking .. • • • • 14 86 Roads, &c. .. •• •• <> 124 Milkers' wages .. . • • • • • 292 Licks . • • • • • • * * Sundries .. •• •• 278 1,325 8,953 16,812 Less Collections — Cream .. ■ • • • • • 307 Unemployment subsidies .. .. 562 Sale of sheep .. • • • ■ 73 Other receipts .. • • 204 432 204 1,374 8,749 15,438

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands ... .. ~ included therein. Authority. To 31st To 31st Itenu. March, March, 1932. 1933. « C."—WAIARIKI MAORI LAND DISTRICT. XVII. WAIPAPA BUSH. (Plan 13.) A. R. P. I £ £ Waipapa-Whatapo (part). (See G.-10, 1932.) 90 3 37 Section 522, Motor-truck 227 194 =—= Native Land Act, 1931. Production —Posts, battens, &c. .. 1,277 2,201 Roads and tracks .. .. 423 525 Camp accommodation and equipment 180 191 Sundries .. .. .. 165 253 2,272 3,364 Less Transfers to schemes .. 1,311 3,182 961 182 Less Collections— Sale of chaff .. .. .. 6 Unemployment subsidies .. .. 656 662 961 Or. 480 Land-purchases .. .. .. 2,506 2,506 XVIII. HOROHORO. (Plan 14.) Te Rimu-Horohoro, and other blocks. (See G.-10, 1932.) Section 522, Ngatitcaka Section. i £ £ Native Land Act, 1931. Licks .. .. .. .. .. 25 Tnt „, ln anr q' P ," Plant and equipment .. .. 961 1,325 •• •• •• o l Buildings and accommodation .. 1,488 2,412 1 Fencing and material .. .. 1,281 2'659 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 1,836 2,295 Grass-seed and sowing .. ... 2,031 2,'236 Crops and harvesting .. .. 940 1,404 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 921 '998 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. 1,279 1,806 Roads, &c. .. .. .. 265 '306 Shelter-belts .. .. .. 18 37 Sundries .. .. .. 117 I75 Draining .. .. .. 7 ] |f; Eradication of noxious weeds .. 50 84 Dairy stock .. .. .. ,. 1 859 Milking and general farm work .. .. 647 Supervision and surveys, &c. .. 225 611 11,419 18,986 Less Collections— Butterfat .. .. .. 648 Unemployment subsidies .. 48 217 Other receipts .. .. 79 164 124 1,029 11,295 17,957 Rokgomaipai'a Section. £ £ Licks and fodder .. .. 1 214 Plant and equipment .. .. 1,348 1,680 Buildings and accommodation .. ], 342 2,356 Fencing and material .. .. 1,546 2'856 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 1,695 2'219 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 1,903 2.165 Crops and harvesting .. .. 648 1,' 158 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 1,134 1^201 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. ,; 1,082 l'ō43 Roads, &c. .. .. .. 735 ' 803 Shelter belts .. .. .. 34 67 Sundries .. .. .. 421 6 39 Draining .. .. _ _ jgj Eradication of noxious weeds .. 24 71 J Dairy stock .. .. .. ,, 1,226 Milking and general farm work .. .. 457 Supervision and surveys, &c. .. 370 676 Firewood .. .. .. 78 114 12,361 19,636 Less Collections— Butterfat .. .. ,. 749 Unemployment subsidies .. 29 192 Other receipts ,. .. 4 4 33 945 12,328 18,691

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands Authority. To Slst To Slst included therein. Items March, March, 1932. 1933. « 0."—WAIABIKI MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued. XVIII. H0R0H0R0. (Plan 14)—continued. Genebal. £ £ Buildings and accommodation .. 2,032 2,049 Fencing-material .. .. 1, 187 1,188 . Grass-seed .. .. .. Or. 282 Cr. 3 Dairy stock .. .. .. 1,596 Sheep .. .. .. . • 13 13 Sundries .. .. HI 132 Surveys .. .. •• US 119 4,775 3,498 Less Collections : Sales of sun- 8 8 dries 4,767 3,490 Tuhoukangi Section. £ £ Licks and fodder .. .. 17 132 Plant and equipment .. .. 708 710 Buildings and accommodation .. 84 160 Fencing and material .. .. 741 1,243 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 444 827 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 367 825 Crops and harvesting .. .. 85 287 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 343 712 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. 559 999 Roads, &c. .. .. .. 29 79 Shelter-belts .. .. . • • • 8 Sundries .. .. • • 91 204. Draining .. .. • • 1 163 Horses .. .. • • • • 85 Supervision and surveys, &c. .. 28 91 Discharge of liabilities .. .. 90 90 3,587 6,615 Less Collections — Unemployment subsidies .. .. 184 Other receipts .. .. 15 18 15 202 3,572 6,413 Waikaukatj Section. £ £ Draining .. .. . • .. >■ 77 Equipment .. .. .. 17 40 Buildings, &c. .. .. .. 27 472 Fencing—Material and labour .. 51 649 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. .. 364 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. .. 277 Roads, &c. .. .. .. 114 132 Scrub-cutting and clearing .. 422 587 Surveys and supervision, &c. .. 4 33 Sundries .. .. • • • • 21 636 2,652 Less Collections: Unemployment 218 389 subsidies 417 2,263 Land-purchases.. .. •• 1,774 2,471

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands . ,, i included therein. Authority. To 31st To 31st Items. March, March. 1032. 1933.' "C."- WAIARIKI MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued. XIX. PAREKARANGI. (Plan 15.) £ £ Rotomahana-Parekarangi 6i 2 4b 1b I, and other sub- Section 522, Licks and fodder .. .. l 23 divisions. (See G.-10, 1932.) Native Land Act, 1931. Plant and equipment .. .. 141 219 „ . A. E. P. Buildings and accommodation .. 194 258 a -• 2,867 2 35 Fencing and material .. .. 1,561 2,407 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 331 960 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 297 2,040 Crops and harvesting .. .. 386 432 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 645 1,042 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. 180 2,271 Roads, &c. .. .. .. 1,001 1,844 Sundries .. .. .. 17 123 Draining .. .. .. 170 362 Eradication of noxious weeds .. 25 44 Supervision and surveys, &c. .. 75 217 5,024 12,242 Less Collections— Unemployment subsidies .. 493 1,946 Other receipts .. .. 11 47 504 1,993 I J 4,520 10,249 XX. PEKA. (Plan 16.) Waitaruna and other blocks. (See G.-10, 1932.) _ Section 522, Licks and fodder .. .. .. & 74 Native Land Act, 1931. Plant and equipment .. .. 212 225 „ A. H. P. Buildings and accommodation .. 53 89 •• 1.364 1 31-6 Fencing and material .. .. 618 1,209 =* Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 63 299 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 97 488 Crops and harvesting .. .. 99 100 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 552 727 Cultivation, ploughing, &e. .. 92 540 Roads, &c. .. .. .. 506 558 Sundries .. .. .. 15 125 Draining .. .. .. 77 215 Supervision and surveys, &c. .. Ill 266 2,495 4,915 Less Collections— Unemployment subsidies .. 204 484 Other receipts .. .. .. 24 204 508 2,291 4,407 Land-purchases .. .. .. 649 649

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Analysis of Expenditure. PaltiCUl^cfuded\TeSin nd To 31st To 31st Items. March, March, 1932. 1933. « C."—WAIARIKI MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued. XXI. TAHEKE. (Plan 17.) (Up to 31st March, 1933, financed by Maori Land Board funds.) I £ £ (See G.-10, 1932.) Section 522, Buildings .. .. .. 201 201 Native Land Act, 1931. Motor-vehicles and implements, &c. 8 8 Note.- —This scheme has been regazetted as iollows: — Live-stock .. .. .. 1,949 1,949 A. K. p. 29th May, 1933. Tools .. .. .. .. 75 75 Te Karaka No. 1a .. .. .. 17 3 35 N.Z. Gazette, 22nd June, Fencing .. .. .. 948 1,489 1b .. .. .. 30 3 30 1933. Ploughing, discing, and harrowing 115 115 Kuharua No. Ia (part) .. .. .. 9 1 34 Seeds, &c. .. .. .. 1,222 1,783 lo 1 .. .. .. 10 0 2 Motor-oil, spirit, &c. .. .. 15 15 " lo 3 .. .. . ■ 41 2 30 Wages .. .. .. 74 84 2 .. .. .. 157 3 3 Interest on loan .. .. 762 762 Okere'ko. Ia 1 .. .. .. 137 2 31 Sundries .. .. .. 19 21 )t 1a 2 .. .. .. 120 1 28 Balance Board mortgage .. .. 7,681 7,681 1b 3.T .. .. .. 33 2 24 lo 3d .. .. .. 291 2 0 13,069 14,183 Ij. .. .. .. 381 2 0 Less Collections: Sundry sales.. .. 15 Otaramarae No. 1 .. .. .. 84 2 21 2 (part) .. .. 93 0 21 13,069 14,168 „ 3 (part) .. .. 58 3 14 1 ■ ' ■ ■ 1 „ 4 (part) .. .. 36 2 13 Paengaroa South No. 2 .. .. 420 1 10 3 .. 120 1 21 4 .. 566 1 32 5 .. 690 0 0 6a .... 50 0 0 6B .. .. 50 0 0 6o .... 50 0 0 7 .. 100 0 0 8 .. 250 0 0 9 .. 100 0 0 10 .. 100 0 0 Rotoiti No. 1b .. .. .. 279 1 33 Ruahine 1a .. .. .. 476 3 15 1b .. .. .. .. 122 3 25 „lo 20 1 37 ID 40 3 35 „ 2a 2a (part) .. .. .. 30 0 0 TahekeNo. 3d .. .. .. 2,105 0 0 Taheke Papakainga No. 5b .. .. 18 2 36 „ 8a .. .. 11 3 23 8B .. .. 11 1 12 8o .. .. 20 3 10 14 .... 12 0 0 15A .... 8 2 0 „ 15b .. .. 8 2 0 16a .. 1 3 13 17 .. .. 24 3 24 18 .. .. 10 1 22 19 .. 8 2 3 20 .. .. 37 3 34 21 .. .. 42 3 21 22 .. .. 79 0 23 23 .. .. 17 3 0 24 62 0 20 25 .. .. 8 3 23 26 .... 27 1 0 27 .. .. 14 2 27 28 .. 100 0 0 29 .. .. 81 2 7 30 .... 58 1 11 Waipapa Ia 1 .. .. . • 133 3 33 , „ 1A 2 107 3 7 Ib 190 0 0 I lo .. .. .. .. 60 0 0 Id 340 1 0 „ 2a 87 0 17 2b 415 3 23 Total .. .. .. 9,081 2 3

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands a nihnrw ; ' : ' ; ■ ■ included therein, Auuiority. To gigt Tq 31gt Items. March, March, 1932. 1933. « C."—WAIARIKI MAORI LAND DISTRICT—contimted. XXII. OKERE. (Plan 18.) A. E. P. Section 522, £ £ Kaokaoroa No. 1 .. .. .. 98 0 30 Native Land Act, 1931. | Eradication of noxious weeds .. .. 56 „ 2 .. 80 0 33 Fencing and material .. .. .. 2 „ 3 .. .. .. 41 1 15 29th May, 1933. i Supervision and surveys, &c. .. .. 6 Te Karaka No. 2d .. .. .. 30 0 0 N.Z. Gazette, 22nd June, I Fertilizers and manuring .. .. .. 143 „ 2e .. .. 134 0 0 1933. [ Stockman .. .. .. .. 151 2f .. .. .. 74 3 38 _ — 2o ...... 92 2 26 358 Okere No. 1b 1 .. .. .. 118 1 8 Less Collections: Sundry receipts .. 12 1b 2B .. .. .. 538 0 0 „ 1b 3o ...... 97 2 15 .. 346 1b 3d .. .. .. 107 0 27 ===== „ 1b 3B .. .. .. 85 3 28 „ 1b 3j .. .. .. 210 3 38 Land-purchases .. .. .. .. 265 „ 1b 3g .. .. .. 166 0 5 = i — 1B3H .. .. .. 172 2 16 1b 3I .. .. .. 142 1 7 lo 1 .. .. .. 1,049 123 ,,- lo 2a .. .. .. 400 0 0 lo 2b .. .. .. 382 2 17 lc 3a .. .. .. 24 0 0 lo 3b .. .. .. 34 1 6 lo 3o 2 .. .. .. 26 3 39 Id .. .. .. .. 63 0 0 Otamanui .. .. .. .. 5 0 0 Pukahukiwi .. .. .. .. 956 0 0 Waerenga East 1 .. .. .. 140 0 0 2b .. .. .. 762 0 0 Waiatuhi (part) .. .. .. 20 2 0 Total .. .. .. 6,054 0 11 XXIII. TIKITERE. (Plan 19.) A. B. p. Section 522, Main Section. £ £ Te Kahikatea .. .. .. 3 3 25 Native Land Act, 1931. Rent .. .. .. .. 203 295 Kauwerepaenoa .. .. .. 2 0 12 Licks and fodder .. .. 60 494 Mourea Papakainga No 2 (part) .. 19 1 24-1 29th May, 1933. Plant and equipment .. .. 391 702 ,, 3 (part), Lots 1 N.Z. Gazette, 22nd June, Buildings and accommodation .. 716 1,851 and 2 .. 200 0 0 1933. Fencing and material .. .. 2,322 2,858 „ 3e 11 .. 199 2 0 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 448 1,220 „ 3e 14e .. 607 0 34 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 423 1,135 Te Mutu No. 1 .. .. .. 0 1 25 Crops and harvesting .. .. 106 135 ,, 2 .. .. .. 1 0 19 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 1,243 2,370 Pikirangi No. 1 .. .. .. 2 0 0 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. 324 1,148 2a .. .. .. 4 1 20 Roads, &c. .. .. .. 174 177 ,, 2b .. .. .. 5 0 4 Shelter-belts .. .. .. 70 137 „ 3 .. .. .. 10 0 Sundries .. .. .. 86 189 „ 4 .. .. .. 6 2 14 Draining .. .. .. 180 230 ,, 5 .. .. .. 2 0 0 Eradication of noxious weeds .. .. 80 „ 6 .. .. .. 2 0 0 Dairy stock .. .. .. 366 376 7 .. .. .. 10 0 Horses .. .. .. 221 221 ,, 8 .. .. .. 10 0 Milking and general farm-work .. 57 208 Sections 5 and 6, Block X, Rotoiti S.D. .. 367 2 27 Supervision and surveys, &c. .. 94 438 Taheke No. 2a .. .. .. 36 0 25 2b .. .. .. 232 3 15 7,484 14,264 Taumataarangi .. .. .. 3 2 6 Tikopapa No. 1 .. .. .. 12 1 Less Collections— „ 2 .. .. .. 3 3 10 Butterfat .. .. .. 121 Te Tumu-a-Te Miromiro .. .. 1 2 28 Unemployment subsidies .. 450 1,222 Waingaro No. 1 .. .. .. 10 0 Other receipts .. .. 43 108 2 .. .. .. 2 0 0 Whakapoungakau No. 1b 1 .. .. 51 3 5 493 1,451 „ 1B 2 .. 25 2 20 — — 1b 3a .. .. 45 1 28 6,991 12,813 1b 3C 1 .. 49 3 6 1b 3d 1 .. 70 1 34 „ 1b 3d 2 .. 34 0 15 Land-purchases .. .. .. 5,777 7,598 1b 3e 1 .. 24 2 0 ===== „ 1b 3E 2 .. 29 2 30 „ 1b3B- .. .. 40 1 30 „ 3b 3a (part) .. 78 0 34 Waikato Party Section. £ £ „ 3b 3b (part) .. 55 2 6 Clearing and scrub-cutting .. .. 220 „ 9b 1 .. 1 0 16 Farm equipment .. .. .. 88 „ 9b 2 .. 1 1 18 Fencing-material .. .. .. 150 „ 9b 3 .. 1 2 28 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. .. 122 „ 9b 4 .. 0 1 18 Sundries .. .. .. .. 81 9B 5 .. .. 0 2 4 9B 6 .... 0 1 15 661 9b 7 .. 3 3 5 .

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands Authority. I T n ' To Slat, included therein. • Item6 . March ' I March, 1932. j 1933. " c."—WAIARIKI MAORI LAND DISTRICT —continued. XXIII. TIKITERE. (Plan 19.) —continued. A. E. P. Whakapaungakau No. 9b 8, 9, and 10 .. 10 3 11 10B 1 .... 0 0 0 jq b 9 .. 0 0 8 Ruamata Section £ £ ] () B 3 # _ 8 0 0 ! Buildings and accommodation .. .. 3 j0 B 4 ,, 8 0 0 Scrub-cutting and olearing .. .. 24 " 10B 5 .. .. 2 2 0 11B 1 .. .. 0 2 0 ..27 H B 2 .. 3 2 29 Less Collections: Unemploy- .. 8 " n B 3 '' .. 3 3 26 ment subsidy " 11B 4 .. .. 2 0 0 — 11b 5 .. .. 4 0 0 ..19 13B 1 .. .. 0 2 30 13B 2 .. 16 0 0 13B 3 .. .. 18 0 0 13b 4 .. .. 25 3 20 15b 1 .. .. 8 0 16 15b 2 .. .. 5 0 38 15b 3 .. .. 16 0 33 15B 4 .. .. 8 0 16 15B 5 .. .. 7 2 14 15B 6 .. .. 7 2 14 15b 7 .. .. 4 2 9 15B 8 .. .. 5 0 10 Total .. .. •• 2,403 3 14*1 XXIV. MAKETU. (Plan 20.) (1) Makettj Farm. £ £ Maketu A Section 144, and other blocks. (See G.—10, Section 522, Pastures .. .. .. 1,677 1,932 ' Native Land Act, 1931. Fencing .. .. .. 2,175 2,538 A. R. P. Draining .. .. .. 27 45 Total .. .. -• 1,708 0 33 Roading .. .. .. 386 403 Buildings and water-supply .. 354 1,778 .Farm and dairy equipment .. 653 837 Dairy stock .. .. .. 2,062 1,966 Sundries .. .. .. 26 285 Trading Account .. .. 79 213 7,439 9,997 (2) PUKAINGATARtT. Pukaingataru B No. 24b and B No 24e No. 1. (See 11th July, 1932. ! £ £ G -10 1932.) a. R. p. N.Z. Gazette, 14th July, Buildings and accommodation .. .. 30 ' TnVnl 126 1 15 1932. Plant and equipment .. .. i. 38 Fencing and material .. .. 2 72 B No. 24f, Sebtion 2 .. 84 3 6 * Purchased Grass-seed and sowing .. .. .. 16 B 24 A .. .. 21 2 23* 25th May, 1932. Fertilizers and manuring .. .. .. 51 B 24c .. 41 2 5* Rates and surveys .. .. .. 7 " B 24f1 1! 21 2 27* 2 214 591 3 36 Less Collections: Cash .. .. 459 Less excluded: 8th July, 1932. Pukainaataru B No. 24f No. 1 .. 84 3 10 N.Z. Gazette, 14th July, 2 Cr. 245 6 1932. , — i T0tal 676 V- 6 Land-purchases 1,270

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands , ... ., ~ ~— included therein. Authority. To 31gt Tq Items. March, March, 1932. 1933. « C."—WAIARIKI MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued. XXIV. MAKETU. (Plan 20.)—continued. (3) Te Puke. £ £ Rangiuru 2a subdivisions. (See G.-10, 1932.) Section 522, [ Equipment .. .. .. 62 126 a. k. p. Native Land Act, 1931. Draining .. .. .. 96 96 Total • • • • • • 422 2 2-1 Dairy stock .. .. .. 9 9 — 1 Fencing and material .. .. 378 458 Fodder .. .. .. 12 34 Horses .. .. .. 103 103 Roads, &c. .. .. .. 1 1 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 989 1,075 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. 44 193 Sundries .. .. .. 11 15 Surveys, stock-work, &c. .. .. 1 37 Crops and harvesting .. .. 2 19 Eradication of noxious weeds .. 199 315 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. .. 44 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. .. 40 1,907 2,565 Less Collections — Unemployment subsidies .. 254 413 Other receipts .. .. 16 16 270 429 1,637 2,136 (4) Motiti Island. £ £ Motiti A 2b, Section 2, and other subdivisions. (See G.-10, Section 522, Fencing-material .. .. 298 685 1932.) Native Land Act, 1931. Plant and equipment .. .. .. 116 a. e. p. Fertilizers and manuring .. .. .. 249 Total .. .. .. .. 852 0 1 Water-supply .. .. .. .. 6 298 1,056 XXV. BRENT'S FARM, ROTORUA. (Plan 21.) £ £ Sections 22 and 36, Block I, Tarawera S.D., and other Section 522, Plant and equipment .. .. 85 102 blocks. (See G.-10, 1932.) Native Land Act, 1931. Dairy stock .. .. .. 32 14 A - B- P- Buildings and household equipment 13 46 Total 335 1 36 Horses 36 36 11 — Licks and fodder .. .. 29 7 Fencing and material .. .. .. 78 Fertilizers and sowing .. .. .. 6 Wages, general farm-work .. .. 274 Sundries .. .. .. Cr. 6 9 Supervision .. .. .. .. 25 Rent .. .. .. .. .. 33 189 630 Land-purchases.. .. .. 2,760 2,980 XXVI. TAURANGA. (Plan 22.) £ £ Kaitimako A, and other blocks. (See G.-10, 1932.) Section 522, Licks and fodder . . .. .. 450 a. r. p. Native Land Act, 1931. Plant and equipment .. .. 105 4}0 Total .. .. .. .. 778 1 14 Buildings and accommodation .. 27 90 — ■ Fencing and material .. .. 320 1,272 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. . . - 414 Crops and harvesting .. .. .. 312 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 1,177 1,650 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. 10 505 Roads, &c. .. .. .. 178 187 Sundries .. .. .. 1 45 Draining .. .. .. 53 87 Eradication of noxious weeds .. .. 19 Horses .. .. .. .. 175 Supervision and surveys .. ,. 46 238 1,917 5,854 Less Collections— Unemployment subsidies .. 302 502 Other receipts .. .. 51 196 353 698 1,564 5,156

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and lands . " ~ : : included therein. Authority. To 31s*. To 81st Items. March, March, 1932. 1933. "C."—WAIARIKI MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued. XXVII. NGATIAWA. (Plan 23.) | f £ £ Lot 246a 1, Parish of Waimana, and other subdivisions, j Section 522, Licks and fodder .. .. 20 20 (See G.-10, 1932.) Native Land Act, 1931. Plant and equipment .. .. 318 402 A. R. p. Buildings and accommodation .. 244 218 Total .. .. .. 3,945 0 10-2 Fencing and material .. .. 1,905 3,588 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 330 629 Added: — Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 2,116 3,258 Part of Allotment 245, Parish of Wai- Purchased Crops and harvesting .. .. 35 19 mana (Lots 3 and 4, D.P. 24302) .. 1,016 1 20-89 6th April, 1932. Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 2,142 2,676 Allotments 381,382,383,384, and 385, Purchased Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. 136 456 Parish of Waimana (closed roads) 0 0 33'11 3rd Aug., 1932. Roads, &c. .. .. .. 1 258 Part of Allotment 245, Parish of Wai- Purchased Sundries .. .. .. 121 462 mana (Lots 1 and 2, D.P. 24302) .. 438 1 39 6th April, 1932. Draining .. .. .. 604 844 Dairy stock .. .. .. 473 475 5,400 0 23-2 Supervision, &c. .. 270 554 ■ ! " —— Milking and general farm-work .. 127 296 Surveys .. .. .. Ill 214 Rates .. .. .. .. 32 65 8,985 14,429 Less Collections— Unemployment subsidies .. 568 1,509 Other receipts .. .. .. 20 568 1,529 8,417 12,900 Land-purchases .. .. .. 6,976 9,287 XXVIII. RUATAHUNA. (Plan 24.) I £ £ A. R. P. Section 522, 1 Sheep .. .. .. .. 1,743 2,135 Apitihana (part) and other blocks. (See Native Land Act, 1931. Buildings and accommodation .. 21 47 G.-10, 1932).. .. .. .. 12,181 2 7 Fencing material .. .. 432 508 ===== Fertilizers .. .. .. 77 77 Grass-seed .. .. .. 72 72 Tools and accessories .. .. 82 91 Bushfelling .. .. .. 20 143 Scrub cutting .. .. .. 75 121 Shearing, &c. .. .. .. 49 145 Sundries .. .. .. 6 22 2,577 3,361 Less Collections— Sales — Sheep .. . . .. 118 395 Wool .. .. . . .. 163 Other receipt,- ., ,. .. 12 118 570 2,459 { 2,791 XXIX. ROTOITI. (Plan 25.) A. R. p. Section 522, £ £ Rotoiti No. 4, Section 1a, No. 1 .. .. 209 3 30 Native Land Act, 1931. Buildings and accommodation .. .. 58 Rotoiti No. 4, Section 1a, No. 2 .. .. 218 1 36 Bushfelling, scrub-cutting, &c. .. .. 902 Rotoiti No. 4, Section 1b, and Sections 2, 3, 26th May, 1932. Eradication of noxious weeds .. .. 21 and 4 (part).. .. .. .. 1,813 2 14 N.Z. Gazette, 2nd June, Fencing and material .. .. .. 49 Rotoiti No. 5a (part) .. .. .. 1,669 3 9 1932. Fertilizers and manuring .. .. .. 2 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. .. 627 Total.. .. .. 3,911 3 9 Cultivation .. .. .. .. 7 Supervision and surveys, &c. .. .. 58 Added : — Rent .. .. .. .. .. 20 Rotoiti No. 4 (part), (Section 2, Plan Sundries .. .. .. .. 16 8882), Auckland Registry .. ,. 1,000 0 0 Leasehold purchased, 9th Nov., 1932. .. 1,760 4,911 3 9 Land-purchases .. .. .. .. 225

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands . " included therein. Authority. To 31gt Tq 31gt Items. March, March, 1932. 1933. "C."—WAIARIKI MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued. XXX. TOKAANU. (Plan 26.) £ £ This scheme was operated under section 25 of the Native Section 522, Plant and equipment .. .. 541 805 Trustee Act, 1930, but has now been taken over by the Native Land Act, 1931. Buildings and furniture .. .. 1,001 1,052 Native Department under section 522 of the Native Land Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 2,740 3,209 Act, 1931, and the blocks included in the scheme re- Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. 674 907 gazetted under the latter Act (including some additional Fencing and material .. 1,064 1,844 blocks), as follows: — Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 228 274 Part Waipapa. 1a, and other blocks. (See G.-10, 1932.) Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 1,030 1,332 Draining .. .. .. 190 246 A. R. p. Crops and harvesting .. .. 115 129 Total .. .. .. 3,325 0 26 Supervision .. .. .. 445 636 — 1 —=== Administrative charges .. .. 563 586 Beef cattle, &c... .. .. .. 1,040 Horses .. .. .. 5 5 Sheep .. .. .. .. 633 1,030 Shelter-belts .. .. .. 20 20 Sundries .. .. .. 57 77 Payments to Native Trustee Gr. 1,160 Firewood .. .. .. 377 377 General farm-work .. .. 1 32 8,524 13,601 Less Collections— Sales of sheep .. .. 114 699 Unemployment subsidies .. 333 355 Other receipts .. .. 77 86 524 1,140 8,000 12,461 BAY OF PLENTY GROUP. (See G.-lOo.) XXXI. RUATOKI. (Plan 27.) A. E. P. £ £ Ruatoki Nos. 1, 2, and 3 Blocks, subdivisions, Section 522, Plant and equipment .. .. 349 965 which are still owned by Maoris, Whaitiri- Native Land Act, 1931. Buildings and accommodation .. 1,109 1,691 papa Block and Tapatahi Block containing Discharge of liabilities .. .. 300 300 together an area of .. .. .. 19,042 3 8 Herd-testing .. .. .. 183 183 Te Pohue No. 1 and other blocks. (See Dairy stock .. .. .. 6,513 6,868 G.—10, 1932) .. .. .. .. 3,850 1 30 Fencing and materials .. .. 2,442 3,972 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 2,684 3,337 Less excluded— 2nd May, 1932. Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 2,938 3,794 Ruatoki No. 1b 2k .. .. .. 12 6 N.Z. Gazette, 5th May, Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 274 401 1932. Crops and harvesting .. .. 141 141 Total .. .. .. 22,891 2 32 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. 212 342 Supervision, surveys, &c. .. 14 342 Shelter-belts .. .. .. .. 25 Roads, &c. .. .. .. 635 1,021 Fodder .. .. .. 344 344 Draining .. .. .. 552 617 Eradication of noxious weeds .. 147 228 Sundries .. .. .. 75 127 18,912 24,698 Less Collections— Cream .. .. .. 849 3,116 Unemployment subsidies .. 126 921 Cash .. .. .. 188 482 Other receipts .. .. 46 221 1,209 4,740 17,703 19,958 Crown purchases in sections under 2,943 2,943 I consolidation ■

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Analysis of Expenditure. ParticularsofSch emes and Lands Authority. To 81st To 31st ncluded tnerern. Itemg _ Marchj Mar0^ 1932. 1933. 1 _ " C—WAIARIKI MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued. BAY OF PLENTY GROUP —continued. (See G.-lOo.) XXXII. WHAKATOHEA. (Plan 28.) 1) The various parcels or subdivisions of the a. r. p. Section 522, Opape. £ £ Opape Block which still remain Native Native Land Act, 1931. Plant and equipment .. .. 34 51 land, saving and excepting those Buildings and accommodation .. 150 135 parcels alienated by way of lease to Fencing and material .. .. 38 263 Europeans of which the leases are Fertilizers .. .. • • 206 743 still in existence .. .. .. 15,442 1 35-2 Eradication of noxious weeds .. .. 9 (2) The parcels or subdivisions of the Waio- Discharge of liabilities .. .. tahe Parish, situate in Opotiki Survey Dairy stock .. .. .. 205 398 District .. .. .. • • 323 2 17-8 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 304 369 Wainui Reserve, Section 313, Parish of Wai- Surveys .. .. .. 194 194 mana, comprising an area of 600 acres, Stores clerk .. .. .. .. oo more or less, and access .. .. 607 3 17 Sundries (See G.-10, 1932.) 2,701 3,885 Total .. .. .. 16,373 3 30 Less Collections— Cream 200 653 Other receipts .. .. .. 19 200 672 2,501 3,213 Hinahikanut. £ £ Buildings and accommodation .. .. 31 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. .. 39 Plant and equipment .. .. 9 30 Draining .. .. .. 12 28 Fencing and materials .. .. 13 562 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. .. 132 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. .. 465 Beef cattle .. .. .. ■ • 160 Roads, &c. .. .. .. .. 380 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. . ■ 104 155 Supervision, surveys, &c. .. 26 109 164 2,091 Less Collections — Unemployment subsidies .. .. 307 Other receipts .. .. .. 16 323 164 1,768 Wainui. £ £ Plant and equipment .. .. 11 11 Buildings and accommodation .. 37 39 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. 2 7 Fencing and materials .. .. 80 173 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 39 39 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 234 261 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 204 204 Draining .. .. .. 16 16 Surveys, &c. .. .. .. .. 34 623 784 XXXIII. OPAPE BASE FARM. (Plan 28.) A. B. P. £ £ Opape 2a 1 Block. (See G.-10, 1932) .. 1,070 1 16 Section 522, Pastures .. .. .. 144 306 ===== Native Land Act, 1931. Fencing .. .. .. 9 234 Draining .. .. .. .. 38 Buildings .. .. .. 260 275 Farm and dairy equipment .. 462 427 j Dairy stock .. .. .. 1,056 963 Hay and ensilage .. .. .. 329 Sundries .. .. .. 50 154 1,981 2,726 Trading Account .. .. Dr. 157 Or. 92 I 2,138 2,634 Purchase of leasehold, less deprecia- 1,957 1,892 tion " —■ — 1 '

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands . ,, ., — included therein. Autnority. To 31gt To Items. March, March, 1932. 1933. « c." —WAIARIItl MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued. BAY OP PLENTY GROUP—continued. (See G.-lOc.) XXXIV. TORERE. (Plan 29.) A. B. P. £ £ Awaawakino A and other blocks. (See G.-10, Section 522, Building and accommodation .. 95 111 1932) .. .. .. .. 3,382 0 7 Native Land Act, 1931. Plant and equipment .. .. 88 115 Discharge of liabilities .. . . 1,492 2,459 Added— 23rd July, 1932. Draining .. .. .. .. 36 Waiohoata A 26 ., .. .. 63 3 30 N.Z. Gazette, 28th July, Eradication of noxious weeds .. .. 27 1932. Fencing and materials .. .. 47 351 Total .. .. .. 3,445 3 37 Leasehold purchased, Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 226 952 ===== 21st May, 1932. Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 384 906 Dairy stock .. .. .. 125 426 Sheep . . .. .. .. 12 12 Rent and rates .. .. .. .. 18 Roading .. .. .. .. 22 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. .. 234 Supervision, surveys, &c. .. .. 174 Sundries .. .. .. 5 7 » . 2,474 5,850 Less Collections — Cream .. .. .. 318 1,131 Unemployment subsidies .. .. 93 Other receipts .. .. .. 34 318 1,258 2,156 4,592 Land-purchases .. .. .. .. 50 i — XXXV. TE KAHA. (Plan 30.) a. k. p. Te Kaha Pbopeb. £ £ Omaio 2 and other blocks. (See G.-10, 1932) 41,826 1 4-9 Section 522, Plant and equipment .. .. 4 142 Native Land Act, 1931. Buildings and accommodation .. .. 139 Added —- Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. .. 154 Orete No. 2 .. .. .. .. 6,365 0 0 12tli Dee., 1932. Discharge of liabilities .. .. .. 127 N.Z. Gazette, 15th De- Fencing and materials .. .. 148 658 cember, 1932. Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 271 600 Whangaparaoa 1b (part) .. .. 118 1 1-5 Crown land. Crops and harvesting .. .. .. 30 Pertilizers and manuring .. . . 121 498 Total .. .. .. 48,309 2 6*4 Marae .. .. .. .. .. 147 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. . . 56 150 Water-supply .. .. .. 994 1,136 Wages .. .. .. . . .. 115 Supervision, surveys, &c. . . 4 28 Sundries .. .. ., .. 5 Dairy stock .. .. .. 16 1,598 3,945 Less Collections— Cash .. .. .. 15 Cream .. .. . . 36 111 | Unemployment subsidies .. .. 321 Other receipts .. .. .. 3 36 450 1,562 3,495 Mababhtji Section. £ £ Plant and equipment .. .. 27 ; Fencing and materials .. 153 707 Eradication'of noxious weeds . . .. 19 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. .. 87 Grass-seed and sowing .. . . .. 68 Sheep .. .. .. .. 216 53 Shearing and stock-work .. .. .. 13 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. .. 66 Supervision, surveys, &c. .. .. 69 369 1,109 Less Collections— Sale of sheep .. .. .. 19 Unemployment subsidies .. .. 213 232 369 877

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands Authority. To 81st To 31st included therein. Itema _ March, March, 1932. 193*. "C.—WAIARIKI MAORI LAND DISTRICT —continued. BAY OF PLENTY GROUP —continued. (See G.-lOc.) XXXV. TE KAHA (Plan 30.)—continued. Omaio Section. £ £ Plant and equipment .. .. 4 79 Buildings and accommodation .. .. 80 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. .. 368 Fencing and materials .. .. 172 1,049 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 402 897 Crops and harvesting .. . • • • 119 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 45 885 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. 75 437 Supervision, surveys, &c. . • 11 132 Dairy stock .. . • • • • • 3 Sundries ... .. • • • • 1 Roads, &c. .. .. • • 5 12 714 4,062 Less Collections: Unemploy- .. 573 ment subsidies 714 3,489 Okete Section. £ £ Plant and equipment .. .. .. 102 Fencing and materials .. .. .. 41 Discharge of liabilities .. .. .. 1,834 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. 1 329 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. .. 363 Clearing, scrub-cutting, &c. .. .. 23 Dairy stock .. .. .. 1 . . 23 Supervision, surveys, &c. .. •. 8 Motor-spirit, &c. .. • ■ • • 15 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 263 575 264 3,313 Less Collections — Cash .. .. . • ■ • 118 Cream .. .. ■ • • • 75 Unemployment subsidies .. .. 118 311 264 3,002 Obete No. 2 Section. £ £ Fencing and materials .. • • ■ ■ 165 Sheep .. .. .. .• ■ • 87 Supervision and surveys, &c. .. .. 2 Stock work .. .. .. .. 12 Roads, &c. .. .. .. • ■ 7 273 Less Collections: Unemploy- .. 8 ment subsidies 265 Whangapabaoa Section. £ £ Plant and equipment .. . • 29 184 Clearing, bushfelling, scrub-cutting, 80 791 &c. Buildings and accommodation .. .. 839 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. .. 270 Discharge of liabilities .. .. .. 628 Draining .. . • ■ • • ■ 107 Fencing and materials .. .. 470 1,279 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 93 706 Dairy stock .. .. • . • .. 23 Sheep .. .. . • •• 105 111 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. .. 543 Supervision, surveys, &c. .. .. 194 Water-supply .. .. .. . • 80 Sundries .. . • • ■ 3 18 Roads, &c. .. .. • • 150 232 930 6,005 Less Collections — Sales of live-stock .. .. .. 78 Cream .. .. .. ■ • 62 Rent .. .. . • • ■ 79 Unemployment subsidies .. 100 718 Other receipts .. .. . • 13 100 950 830 5,055

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands . ,. included therein. Authority. To 31gt Tq Items. March, March, 1932. 1933. "C."—WAIARIKI MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued. BAY OF PLENTY GROUP—continued. (See G.-lOo.) XXXV. TE KAHA. (Plan 30.)—continued. Tb Piki Section. £ £ Fencing and materials .. .. .. 293 Grass-seed .. .. .. .. 57 Oats .. .. .. .. .. 38 388 Te Waiti Section. £ £ Plant and equipment .. .. .. 24 Dairy stock .. .. .. .. 352 Buildings and accommodation .. .. 78 Fencing and material .. .. 72 216 Fertilizers and manuring .. .. .. 26 Grass-seed and sowing .. .. .. 27 72 723 iess^Colleotions — Cream .. .. .. .. 22 Rent .. .. .. .. 14 .. J 36 72 687 " D."—TAIRAWHITI MAORI LAND DISTRICT. XXXVI. TAKATAHO. (Plan 31.) Whetumatarau Nos. 5 and 6. (See G.-10, 1932.) £ £ a. R. p. Section 522, Bushfelling and scrub-cutting .. 704 711 Total .. .. .. .. 418 0 18 Native Land Act, 1931. Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 282 285 ■ ~ Fencing and material .. .. 737 862 Removal deed liens .. .. 23 23 Beef cattle .. .. .. 417 22 Bulls .. .. .. .. .. 158 Sheep .. .. .. .. .. 92 Supervision, surveys, &c. .. .. 49 Buildings and accommodation .. .. 141 Tools and accessories .. .. .. 23 2,163 2,366 Less Collections: Unemployment 68 96 subsidies 2,095 2,270 XXXVII. WAIAPU-MATAKAOA. (Plan 32.) Herupara No. 1, and other blocks. (See G.-10, 1932.) £ £ Section 522, Bushfelling and scrub-cutting .. 2,116 2,490 a. b. p. Native Land Act, 1931. Discharge of liabilities .. .. 2,210 2,210 Total .. .. .. 5,844 0 0 Fencing and materials .. .. 1,468 4,644 Added:— Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 1,519 1,758 Wharekahika Ib 2a 1 .. .. 141 1 27 1st April, 1932. Turnip-seed .. .. .. 93 106 „ 1b 2a 2 .. .. 188 2 13 N.Z. Gazette, 7th April, Supervision, &c. .. .. .. 440 „ 1b 2b .. .. .. 871 0 0 1932. Surveys .. .. .. 125 264 Buildings and accommodation .. .. 357 Total .. .. 7,045 0 0 Dairy and beef stock .. .. .. 471 Horses .. .. .. .. 80 Sheep .. .. .. .. .. 2,336 Plant and equipment .. .. .. 224 Wages .. .. .. .. 142 259 Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. .. 95 Fertilizers .. .. .. 176 231 Shearing .. .. .. .. 179 Rates .. .. .. .. .. 115 7,849 16,259 Less Collections— Sales—Sheep, mutton, and .. 2,062 wool Unemployment subsidies .. 525 1,460 Other receipts .. .. 175 219 700 3,741 7,149 12,518

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands Authority. To 31st To 31st included therein. Items March, March, 1932. 1933. " J) ". TAIRAWHITI MAORI LAND DISTRICT —continued. XXXVIII. POROPORO. (Plan 33.) £ £ (See G.-10, 1932.) Section 522, Bushfelling, scrub-cutting, clearing, 2,503 2,503 This scheme has been regazetted as follows Native Land Aet, 1931. and Qther seed am] sowing .. 2>m 2,147 „ . , OIK 1 11 22nd Nov., 1932. I Fencing—Material and labour .. 2,160 3,017 Poroporo A 1 .. .. • • • • 10 o 1 N.Z. Gazette, 1st Dec., Buildings, including household equip- 550 577 " k a fin 38 1932. ment " a * 40 2 13 Discharge of liabilities .. .. 225 225 " a a ' 24 3 25 Dairy stock .. .. . • 510 510 " a 7 " 42 0 15 cat tle • • • • • • 122 691 - 1L" :: :: :: « t « e heep a 8B . • • • 19 2 12 Surveys 159 161 " a q 59 0 15 Draining .. .. • • 165 170 " a in" " " 59 2 27 Farm implements and equipment .. 35 43 " ... '' ' 29 1 10 Roads, &c. .. .. • • 67 79 " -T " 50 1 13 Shearing and sheep expenses .. 145 343 " } ,7, " " " inn Foreman and ranger .. .. 210 471 ;; l\l ;; ;; :: I >78 8 3 0 sundries wo Total 2,517 136 10 > 705 13 ' 979 Less Collections — Sales of live-stock .. .. 86 2,375 Unemployment subsidies .. 200 331 Other receipts .. .. 129 424 415 3,130 10,290 10,849 XXXIX. TUPAROA. (Plan 34.) £ £ Whareponga A 1, and other blocks. (See G.-10, 1932.) Section 522, Buildings . . .. .. 23 261 a. b. p. Native Land Act, 1931. Scrub-cutting and clearing .. 1,613 1,927 m _ g 085 1 14 Discharge of liabilities .. .. 2,643 2,643 " " " ' Farm implements and equipment .. .. 211 4 i)« 95 2 0 11th July, 1932. Fencing—Material and labour .. 5,166 6,901 fknaku Alll " " " 315 0 8 N.Z. Gazette 14th July, Fertilizers 175 175 Akuaku A 12a 252 0 0 1932. Grass-seed and sowing .. .. 138 186 D j' . '' '' 30 0 0 Beef cattle .. .. ■ ■ • • 471 Puhunga A 7b 1st Sept., 1932. Sheep 1,437 4,697 8,777 3 22 N.Z. Gazette, 8th Sept., Ploughing, &c. .. .. ■■ 20 20 r i j j 9 1932. Potatoes .. •• •• 111 131 e puhunga e A4A (part leased to H.J. Shearing and sheep expenses .. 6 332 Havden* .. .. ■■ 0 19-6 5th Aug., 1932. Surveys .. •• •• »3 N.Z. Gazette, 11th Aug., Water-supply .. .. •• 465 8,777 2 12-4 1932. Roads, &c. .. .. -- 8 8 ===== Supervision .. .. • • «1® odo Stock work .. .. • • ■ • 274 Sundries .. •. • • 4 73 11,557 19,396 Less Collections — Sales — Cream .. .. .. 10 149 Live-stock .. ■■ .. 1,751 Unemployment subsidies .. 924 1,452 Other receipts .. .. 175 190 1,109 3,542 10,448 15,854

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands . ,, ., —— included therein. Authority. | To 31st To 31st Items. March, March, 1932. 1933. "D."—TAIRAWHITI MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued. XL. MOHAKA. (Plan 35.) A. K. P. £ The following lands, situate in the Mo, Section 522, Buildings, including water-supply .. 509 1 586 haka and Waxhua Survey Districts Native Land Act, 1931. Clearing, scrub-cutting, 4c. .. 1 714 2 105 District^-— 1 Native Land Court j Cultivation, .. 1 ,'559 2,131 m The various narcels or anbdivisions ' Farm and dairy equipment .. 337 1,033 (1) Ihe various parcels or subdivisions Fencing—Material and labour .. 5,326 8,575 of the Mohaka Block which j Fertilizers and manuring .. .. 1195 1 76® still remain Native land, saving Grass-seed and sowing .. 1' 27? 1 544 and excepting those parcels Horse-feed .. . 30 ,07 alienated by way of lease to Dairy stock .. " 3,068 4 643 Europeans of which the leases Beef cattle .. 773 7'{7 are still in existence and con- Sheen ' " 490 o'ia taining an area of 10,006 acres 10,006 0 0 Horses " " to (2) The various parcels or subdivisions Potato crop !! !! " 207 278 of the Waipapa Block which 0ther cr still remain Native land, savmg Roading .. 251 334 and excepting those parcels Shearing and sheep expenses !! 50 68 alientated by way of lease to Tree-planting .... 2 139 Europeans and 01 which the Draining .. . 68 68 leases are still m existence and Milking " kq containing an area of 1,200 acres 1,200 0 0 Stock work !! !" "37 193 Putere A 11b 1 and 2, and Waihua lc, Foreman ... 9J2 348 and other blocks .. .. .. 2,556 2 30-9 Sundries " 97s ttn (See G.-10, 1932.) sundries 278 550 Total .. s . .. 13,762 2 30-9 17,720 27,542 L ess Collections— Sales— Cream .. .. .. 35 682 Live-stock .. .. 37 969 Unemployment subsidies .. 446 556 Other receipts .. .. 24 609 542 2,816 17,178 24,726 XLI. KAHUNGUNU. (Plan 36.) A. R. P, £ n Mohaka 2a .. .. .. 31 0 0 Section 522, Buildings .. .. . . ., 24 >> 2b .. .. . . , . 387 0 0 Native Land Act, 1931. Cultivation, ploughing, &c. .. .. 87 " Z " ■' " •• 0 0 Clearing and scrub-cutting .. .. 233 „ 5a .. .. .. .. 215 0 0 21st Sept., 1933. Farm equipment .. .. .. 130 ,, 5b . . .. .. .. 323 0 0 N.Z. Gazette, 28th Sept., Fencing-material .. .. an " ' ■ ■ ■ • • • ■ ■ 251 0 0 1933. Roads, 4c. .. .. .. ,. 44 " - '' '' '' • • 0 0 Supervision .. .. ., sq ,, 8a . . .. .. 381 3 2 Surveys .... 7« » ? B 145 1 7 Sundries .. .. " " 44 80 ........ 163 1 10 ' " _ „ 8D ........ 315 2 21 j 7 „o 13a .. .. .. .. 1,192 0 0 ..U6 Whareraurakau 3a 2 .. .. 104 0 12 4b .. 65 0 0 5,058 0 12 Whareraurakau 2, 3a 1, 3b, 4a, 5 (part), Crown land included. and Putere 1a (part), now described as Section 2, Whareraurakau Block, Block XVII, Waiau Survey District .. .. 3,172 1 0 Total .. .. 8,230 1 12 XL'I. WAIHUA. (Plan 37.) All that portion of Mohaka B 1 Block, comprising an area Section 522, 1 of 4,300 acres approximately: Bounded on the south by Native Land Act, 1931. 1 £ £ other part of Mohaka B 1 Block, comprising the original Farm equipment 4.4 Mohaka 9a Block, Mohaka 11a (part), and Mohaka 11b 20th Sept., 1933. Fencing materials " 30 Block, and the Ngakoauau Road ; on the west by the N.Z. Gazette, 28th Sept., Grass-seed and sowino- 1 «63 Ngakoauau Road, Mohaka 52b Block, and Mohaka 52c 1933. Sheep .. 532 Block; on the north by Section 2, Block XXIII, Waiau Crown land. j Roads, 4c. !. " " lfi8 Survey District; and on the north-east by Section 1, j Supervision !. " 31 Block XXIII, Waiau Survey District, and the Waihua Sundries " " " 13 River *" .... A. R. P. n 40 1 T ° tal •' *• - 4 > 300 0 0 !

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands Authority. I To 3lBt To 31st included therein. ItemB March, March, 1932. 1933. " D."—TAIRAWHITI MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued. XLIII. PUTORINO NURSERY. A. B. P. • £ I £ Part Section 23, Block II, Moeangiangi Survey Section 522, Cartage of trees .. .... ,. ] 49 District, and being part of land included in Native Land Act, 1931. Fertilizer .. .. • • •• Renewable Lease No. 141, Volume 12l, folio ' * 101, Hawke's Bay Registry 7 .. .. 26 2 0 , j ooo hak (Lease was given for two years from 9th HfWtoees ' '" " • • 65 September, 1930, with right of renewal ijltmg trees .. .. for further three years at rental of 4s. Sundries .. •• • • • per acre per annum.) ooo 004. (See G.-10, 1932.) SĀS Less Collections — Refund cartage —Trees .. ■ • 44 Transfers of trees to Schemes .. 92 Sale of trees .. .. • • ® 197 333 697 Purchase of tree-stocks, &c. .. 1,000 1,000 " E." —AOTEA MAORI LAND DISTRICT. (See G.-IOb.) XLIV. RANANA. (Plan 38.) £ £ Morikauj, No. 1. Section !, and ether blocks. (See G.-10, 522, Bofltog, .. ;; I.lg M| ' A R p Farm and dairy equipment .. 786 1,265 rrti 4 516 3 14 Feed .. .. • • • • 298 316 Total 4 " >i0 _ Fencing material .. .. 1,108 1,596 Fertilizers .. ■ ■ • • 351 497 Grass and other seed .. .. 244 416 Dairy stock .. •• •• 1,675 2,166 Sheep .. .. • • • • 131 147 Horses .. ■ • • • 109 1®® Roads, tracks, &c. .. • ■ • • 293 Wages .. •• •• 2,512 3,771 Sundries 215 | 304 10,105 i 13,948 Less Collections — SalesCream 1,338 1,966 Live-stock .. .. 102 243 Unemployment subsidies .. . • 155 Other receipts .. . • 44 218 1,484 2,582 8,621 11,366 I ! ' ===== « F."—IKAROA MAORI LAND DISTRICT. XLV. HERETAUNGA. (Plan 39.) £ £ Ksramu F 2, and other blocks. , S » G.-10, M ,J£g m ggX* " ~ | | «•" :: :: :: !8 3 Other crops .. . • • • 155 528 mwTto South IB .. • • 17 0 23 26th May, 1932. Farm and dairy equipment .. 151 212 S«2»fe.jjg .. - lA ««a»»» Rsssr-.. :: 1 ;; lo 6b 2a 2 7 0 14 Ploughing, &c 74 181 10 5b 2b .. 9 3 21 Grass-seed ;, lc 5c .. 14 0 20 Horses - ' lo 6b .. 4 2 18 Sundries .. •• Omahu 1b 4a .. •• •• 38 0 0 1]Q6 g g05 „ 1b4B .. 61 1 19 " . " '' " 1 J M ! Less Collections — Tangoio South 6 • ■ 6 0 . 19 7t h July, 1932. Sales- '' mi, 1b lo 12 2 21-5 N.Z. Gazette, 14th July, Cream. .. •• bi rfS4 Rotopounamu IB lc, .. 1932. Live-stock .. .. •• 265 " ,! B A .. " " 12 9 35 23rd Alio 1932. Other farm-produce .. 139 480 Otawhao A |; Section 45a ;; ;; 12 2 35 gept J other receipts .. - Ngatarawa 2e 3 84 ° 28 10th Feb!'1933. : 203 l > 126 2,065 0 11 N.Z. Gazette,16th Feb., 9o3 Less excluded: — , ' .... — -—■ Omahu 4c, Section 9 .. .. 37 2 4 9th March 1933. — N.Z. Gazette, 16th Mar., 2,027 2 7 1933.

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Analysis of Expenditure. Particulars of Schemes and Lands I ~~ ~ ' " . .. - . ; included therein. Authority. To 31at To 31st Items. March, March. 1932. 1933.' "F."—IKAROA MAORI LAND DISTRICT—continued. XLVI. MANAWATD. (Plan 40.) £ £ Matakarapa No. 1, and other blocks. (See G.-10, 1932.) Section 522, I Banking .. ... .. .. 278 Native Land Act, 1931. Buildings .. .. .. 5 77 A. K. p. Farm and dairy equipment .. 15 123 Total .. .. .. 305 3 36-03 Discharge of liabilities .. .. .. 24 Draining .. .. .. 48 171 Added: — Fencing—Material and labour .. .. 279 Manawatu Kukutauaki 4b 3, Sec. Ib 1 10 1 20 25th May, 1932. Fertilizers .. .. .. .. 25 >> 4e 3, Sec. 1b 2 10 1 20 N.Z. Gazette, 2nd June, Grass and other seed, and sowing .. .. 116 4e 3, Sec. lc 2 28 0 7 1932. Horse-feed .. .. .. .. 156 » 4e 3, Sec. 2a 1b 10 1 37 Horses and saddlery .. .. .. 275 » 4k 3, Sec. 2a lc 10 ] 38 Dairy stock .. .. .. .. 107 » 4b 3, Sec. 2a Id 6 3 39 Ploughing .. .. .. .. 178 Ohau 3, Sub. 3 .. .. .. 112 1 24 Scrub-cutting and clearing .. 103 372 „ 3, Sub. 6o 1 .. .. .. 41 2 6 Potatoes .. .. .. 14 16 ,, 3, Sub. 6o 2 .. .. .. 69 2 10 Sundries .. .. .. .. 39 „ 3, Sub. 10b .. .. .. 57 0 27 „ 3, Sub. 10c .. .. .. 60 0 29 185 2,236 Pukehou 4g 3a .. .. .. 20 3 33 „ 4o 3b 2 .. .. .. 14 2 38 Less Collections —- Sales of cream .. .. .. 26 759 0 4-03 Unemployment subsidies .. .. 242 " ■ ■ Other receipts .. .. .. 415 683 185 1,553 " G."—SOUTH ISLAND MAORI LAND DISTRICT. XLVII. WAIRAU. (Plan 41.) £ £ Wairau, Block XII, Section 5a, and other blocks. (See Section 522, Survey work .. .. .. 191 191 G.-10, 1932.) Native Land Act, 1931. Wages .. .. .. 168 168 A. B. p. Total ........ 839 3 14 359 359 XLVIII. ORAKA. (Plan 42.) £ £ Oraka, Section 2b, Block XI, Longwood, and other Mocks. Section 522, Buildings .. .. .. 382 521 (See G.-10, 1932.) Native Land Act, 1931. Bushfelling and scrub-cutting .. 3,033 3,060 A. B. P. Farm and dairy equipment .. 422 554 Total .. .. 1,143 0 3 Fencing-material .. .. 358 469 Added: — Fencing, labour (includes ditching 320 333 Jacobs River Hundred, part Section 35, and general) Block I .. .. .. .. 16 0 0 23rd Sept., 1932. Fertilizers .. .. .. 92 150 Jacobs River Hundred, Section 58, Block I 10 0 0 N.Z. Gazette, 29th Sept., Grass and other seed, and sowing .. 1,464 1,767 „ Section 59,Block I 10 0 0 1932. Horse-feed .. .. .. 73 m „ Section 60, Block I 8 0 0 Dairy stock .. .. ., 642 1,023 „ Section 61, Block I 8 0 0 Beef cattle .. .. .. 19 19 Jacobs River Hundred, Sections 27 and Sheep .. .. .. .. 237 244 28, Block XVIII .. .. .. 40 0 0 Horses .. .. .. 284 303 Roads, &c. .. .. .. 165 172 1,235 0 3 Draining .. .. .. 61 64 . , Ploughing .. .. .. 62 70 Foreman .. .. .. .. 21 Sundries .. .. .. 214. 287 7,828 9,168 Less Collections— Sales— Cream .. .. .. .. 136 Live-stock .. .. 74 149 Unemployment subsidies .. 587 587 Other receipts .. .. 74 175 735 1,047 7,093 8,121 The expenditure figures shown against the Oraka scheme include also Kawhakaputaputa scheme. XLIX. KAWHAKAPUTAPUTA. (Plan 43.) Longwood, Block VI, Section 4, and other blocks. (See Section 522, [ For expenditure, see Oraka Development Scheme, G.-10, 1932.) Native Land Act, 1931. above. A. R. P. Total .. .. .. 1,266 2 35

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BULK PURCHASES. ANALYSIS OF EXPENDITURE TO 3ist MARCH, 1933. Live-stock. £ £ Live-stock purchases .. .. .. •• 33,915 Less Transfers to schema .. ~ . ■ .. .. 11,191 Sales .. .. .. .. ■ • • • ..7,673 18,864 Balance .. .. .. .. •• 15,051 Grass-seed. £ £ Grass-seed purchases .. .. .. -. •• •• ■■ 26,568 Less Transfers to schemes .. .. .. .. .. 26,034 Sales .. .. .. .. .. .. •• 1,047 27,081 Balance .. .. .. .. .. • • • • Or. 513 Fencing-material. £ Purchases .. .. .. .. . • •. • • •• 6,489 Less Transfers to schemes .. .. .. • • • • 7,843 Sales .. .. .. .. . • . ■ • • 14 7,857 Balance .. .. .. .. • - . • • • Or'. 1,359 Fertilizers. Manure purchases .. .. .. .. •• •• 1,450 Less Transfers to schemes .. .. .. .. ■ ■ 1,048 Sales .. .. .. .. ■ ■ •. - • 428 1,476 Or. 26 Sundries. Sundry purchases and expenses .. .. -• ■■ •• 8,825 Less Transfers to schemes .. .. .. .. • ■ 6,267 Sales .. .. .. •. .. ■ ■ ■ ■ 4 6,271 2,554

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PLAN 1 SHEET 1

TOKERAU DEVELOPMENT SCHEMES

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BAY OF ISLANDS DEVELOPMENT SCHEME MOTATAU BASE FARM

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BAY OF ISLANDS DEVELOPMENT SCHEME TAUTORO BUSH

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HOKIANGA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME PANGURU BASE FARM

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HOKIANGA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME WAIMA BUSH

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WAIPIPI DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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PLAN OF KAIHAU DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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PART OF ONEWHERO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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PART OF ONEWHERO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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PART OF ONEWHERO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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PART OF ONEWHERO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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PART OF ONEWHERO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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WAAHI DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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WAAHI DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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WAIKATO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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WAIKATO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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WAIKATO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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WAIKATO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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WAIKATO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

WAIKATO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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WAIKATO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

OKAUIA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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LOCALITY PLAN.

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Part KAWHIA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

PLANS SHEETS

KAWHIA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME, BLOCK VI, KAWHIA NORTH SURVEY DISTRICT.

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Blocks comprised in OPARURE DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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Part Blocks comprised in OPARURE DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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Plan of Te Kuiti Base Farm.

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MAHOENUI DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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PART OF WAIMIHA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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PART OF WAIMIHA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

Locality Plan NATIVE DEVELOPMENT SCHEMES in the WAIARIKI DISTRICT.

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WAIPAPA BUSH

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HOROHORO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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HOROHORO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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HOROHORO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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HOROHORO DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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PAREKARANGI DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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PEKA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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PART TAHEKE DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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PART OKERE DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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TIKITERE DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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Part of MAKETU DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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BRENT'S FARM

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TAURANGA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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TAURANGA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

LOCALITY PLAN

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Part of NGATIAWA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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Part of NGATIAWA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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RUATAHUNA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME GALATEA (Lands Dept.)

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ROTOITI DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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TOKAANU DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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RUATOKI DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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RUATOKI DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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RUATOKI DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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RUATOKI DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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WHAKATOHEA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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TORERE DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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TE KAHA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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TE KAHA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

LOCALITY PLAN of Schemes.

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TAKATAHU DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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PART OF WAIAPU-MATAKAOA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME, TAPATU WAITANGIRUA SOUTH-EAST, Part 2B Block.

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PART OF WAIAPU-MATAKAOA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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PART OF WAIAPU-MATAKAOA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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PART OF WAIAPU-MATAKAOA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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PART OF WAIAPU-MATAKAOA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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PART OF WAIAPU-MATAKAOA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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PART OF WAIAPU-MATAKAOA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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PART OF WAIAPU-MATAKAOA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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PART OF WAIAPU-MATAKAOA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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PART OF WAIAPU-MATAKAOA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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Part of WAIAPU MATAKAOA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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TUPAROA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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TUPAROA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

TUPAROA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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TUPAROA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME WAITEKAHA A3 TUPAROA CONSOLIDATION.

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TUPAROA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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TUPAROA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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LOCALITY PLAN. MOHAKA, KAHUNGUNU AND WAIHUA. DEVELOPMENT SCHEMES.

PART OF MOHAKA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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MOHAKA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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MOHAKA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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KAHUNGUNU DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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WAIHUA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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PART OF RANANA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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PART OF RANANA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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HERETAUNGA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME.

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MANAWATU DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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PART OF MANAWATU DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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WAIRAU DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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Topographical Survey ORAKA NATIVE RESERVE, Being No. 184 in Block XI, LONGWOOD S.D.

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Part of ORAKA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

Part of ORAKA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

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Topographical Survey KAWAKAPUTAPUTA NATIVE RESERVE Being No. 185 in Block VIII, and 4-16, 18-20, and 26, in Block VI. LONGWOOD S.D.