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Gisborne Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1708, 26 March 1906, Page 4

WAIKOHU ROAD B JARD. ASPFCIAL MEETING of tho Waikohu Road Board will be held on MONDAY, April 91I), at 3 p m., (or the purpose of making the following Special Order : “ lu pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in them in that behalf by ‘ Tho Local Hodies' Loans Act, l9ol,’ the Waikohu Road Board does hereby resolve as follows : “ That for the purpose of providing the interest and other charges on a Loan of £SOOO, extending over two successive years, authorised to be raiaed by the Waikohu Road Board, under the pro* visions of The Local Bodies’ Loans Act, 1901,” for erecting a Cart Bridge across the Wa’paoa River, at the Kanae“ kanae crossing, the said Waikohu Road Board does hereby make and levy a Special Rate of One fifth of a Penny in the JSI upon the rateable valuation of all rateable property of the Kauaekanae Bridge Special Rating District, as follows, and that such Special Rate shall bo an annual recurring rnto during tho currency of such loan, and bo payablo halt yeatly on the first day of January 1 and the first day of July in eaoh aod every year during a period equal to the curroncy of such loan, being a period of forty-one years, or until the loan is fully pa : d off. Tho rate of interest to be 4 por oenb.” BOUNDARIES OF DISTRICT. Commencing at a point on the Waikohu River, being tbo inteisoetion of the western boundary of Poututu Block 2,4, 82, and proceeding thence by th? oentro of that rivor to tho Waipaca River, theneo by tho centre of that river to the Raogatira ford at Karaka, thence by the centre of tho main road to its int rseotion with the western boundary of the Ruangarehu Block, theneo by that boundary to tbo contre of the Waipaoa River, thence towards the south-east by the centre of that river to tho south-western boundary of the Ngakaroa No. 2 Block, thence towards tho no’to-east by a public road io the Manga'aikehu Stream, thence by the centre of that stream and the c ntre of the Tapuitara and Hurunui Streams to the southern boundary of tho Papakorokoro Block, thence by tho southern and eas-tsrn bounda-ies of that block, and tbo Waibora No. 2 Blook to tbe Urumatai Stream, thence easterly to a right lire to a point beiGg the production of a right line drawn from trig 134 to trig 129, theneo by a right line to tiig 334, theneo by another right line to trig 163, tbouco by a right lino to trig Taogibanga, thence n irth-westerly by a right lino to iho western boundary of Tutamoo No. 1 Block, thence south-wes-terly by the boundaries of that block and tbe Waipaoa No 3a Block, thence southeasterly by tho south-western boundaries of that block to the Waiugaronra Stream, theneo by the centre of that stream to the WaTa’gt Stream, thence westerly by the bouadar'or of "Woitengi No. 1, No. 2<j, No. 2b Blocks, and the Pakake-a-Whirikoka Block to the centre cf tbe Wuipaoa rivor, thence southerly by the centre of thst river to its junction with the Whcao Stream, thence noitherly and westerly by the centre of that stream to a point being the intersection of a line being tho eastorn boundary of Block XIV., MaDgstu Survey District, thence northerly by that lino to the Urukokomoko Stream, thence by tho centre of that stream to tho northern boundary of Poututu B 6 Block, theneo easterly by the boundaries of Poutu(u Black to the noith-WBet corner of that block, thence southerly by the western boundary of Poututu Block to the Watkohu rivor, tho point of commencement. P. J. SEFTON, Chrk. Mai ch 17, 1906.

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