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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 156, 4 March 1874, Page 2

Educational Kcserves j'.sfh Board of 'Education invite Th'• DE I? S ij ou sent m v-i or before Koou of the ;j i.,t March next from i\r*ons v.mduuy I-,* CASE u., °f . t1l! - Rural or Suburb *.u i'.\ • ■ aA . „ i -i» »o ;>loi.l \LS in tho Province. The ih>;.:rh uono'L bind themselves to accept i.ay or the highest Tenders to state, in addition to tho rent, the period for which a lease is desired. Period not to exceed 21 years. Schedules of the Reserves and further particulars can be obtained on application at tho office of the Board. Tenders to be marked on tho envelope aa “ Tenders for ’ in order that they may remain unopened till 31st March. FREDERICK 3. MOSS, Secretary.

■’OrrHEEEAS by t! Tho Native Laud Act. 1873,” it is enacted that it shall be lawful for tbo Governor in Council from Sirno to time to divide the Colony into Districts for the purposes set forth in the said Act, and the limits of each districts from time to time to alter as occasion may require ; Now, therefore, X, Sib James Eeeqtssoit, Baronet, the Governor of tbo Colony of New Zealand, with the advice and consent of tho Executive Council of tho said Colony, and in pursuance and exercise of the power and authority vested in me by tho said in part recited Act, do neroby order and declare that tho colony shall be divided into districts for the pui’poses of the said Act, as such are respectively defined in the Schedule hereunder written. DONALD McLEAN. jb OE3TEE GOETTa, Clerk of tho Executive Council. SCHEDULE. . . . Thames. Tim district is bounded towards tho North and West by tho Frith of the Thames and tho Hauraki Gulf from Pukorokhro to Cape Colville - thenco towards the North-east and East by the sea to Ngakuri-a-wharo ; thenco towards the South-east by a right line to the summit of Ta Aroha Mountain ; thence again towards the East by tho summit of tho watershed of Taurunga Harbour to a point near Wairero ; thence again towards the South-east by a right line through v a mere to Opuahau ; and thence again towards tne West by tho Waikato district to Pukorokoro, the commencing point ; together with tho Great Barrier and its adjacent islands, Mercury, Aiderman, and other adjacent islands, but excepting Mayor Island. 1 h Bax oe Pxskxt. This district is bounded towards the North-ea«t by the summit of the watershed of Taurarma Harbour from Wairere toOtano Wainuku 5 thence towards the North-west by a right lino to Otara, and thence by a right lino to V 9 airakei ; thence towards the North-east by the Bay of Plenty to Matata ; thence towards tho East by the Te Awa-o-te-Atua, Eangitaiki, and Whirinald Rivers to the most southerly source of the latter, thence bv a right line to the summit of Tiwatawata Moun£P d . thence by a right line to the point where the Waipunga River intersects the southern boundary of tho Province of Auckland ; thenco on tne South by that boundary to the Wanganui River; thence again towards the North-west by a right line to the summit of Titiraupcmm Mountain, thence by a right lino to To Niho o to Rioro on the Waikato River ; thence towards the bouth-west by the Waikato River to the southeast boundary of the Waikato District; and thenco again towards the North-west by the V\ aikato and Thames Districts to tho commencing point near Wairere ; inclusive of Plato Island. " Opotiki, This district is bounded towards tho North w the Bay of Plenty from Matata to Cape Runaway"; towards tho South-east by a right line to the moat southerly source of the Opotiki River • towards the South by a right line to tho junction ot tho Rangataiki and W hirlnaki Rivers* <md towards the West by the Bay of Plenty District ■ together with Whale, White, and other adjacent islands. J Hawke’s Bat. This district is bounded towards the North and East fay the sea from Cape Runaway to tho southern boundary of the Province of'Hawke’s Bay ; thence towards tho South-west by a rjoht hno to the south-western corner of the Bay o of I Jonty District; thenco towards the North and West by the boundaries of the Buy of Plenty and Opotiki Districts to the commencing point • together with tho adjacent Islands. ° 5 Taranaki. This district comprises all that portion of the Lrovince of Taranaki which lies to the southward w a right line drawn from Paraniiunihi to tho south-western corner of tho Bay of Plentv District. ' ' " WIIANGANXI. This district is bounded towards tho North-west 1/ the -rK aranaki District from the mouth of the L atea River to tho south-west corner of the Bin , i j c r tit - r , District; towards the North-east bv Re Hawke b Bay District; and towards the south oy a right lino from the southern corner ot p , awk ® ? Day District to the mouth of the Lurakma River, ana by tho sea to tho mouth oi he i atea River, tho commencing point. L RICHARDS Lauu ASD Geneeax Commission Agent, Opotiki. For Sale, Farm Sections, from 50 to 500 Acres f iowm Allotments, i-acre and Acre.