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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 161, 25 October 1876, Page 4

GAZETTE NOTICE. FOOTPATHS TO BE PROCLAIMED. Superintendent’s Office,' New Plymouth, 20th-May, 1876. IN exercise of the authority given by an Ordinance of the Superintendent and Provincial Council- of Taranaki, j intituled, “ The Municipal Police OrdiI nance, 1872,” I, Frederic Alonzo Carrington, Esquire, Supei-intendent of the Province of Taranaki, do hereby give notice and declare that the undermentioned Footpaths shall henceforth be deemed and taken to be Public Footpaths within the meaning of an Ordinance of the Lieutenant-Governor of New Zealand, and of the Legislative Council thereof, intituled, “An Ordinance to provide for the protection of Footpaths in the Colony of New Zealand,’’ and shall be protected accordingly. Footpaths in the Town of Hawera. The Footpaths are 14 feet wide, and start on the south side of the main road, at the north-west corner of section No. 11; then in a straight line, 15 chains long, to the north-east corner of section No, 14, and then in a southerly direction from the last-mentioned point in a straight line, 6 chains long, to the south side of the Bank of New South Wales* Town of Carlyle. The Footpaths on the north side of Loicester-street, from Taranaki Road to Devon-street, of the width of ten tcct. FRED. A. CARRINGTON, Superintendent.

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