LAND BOARD.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3520, 6 July 1920, Page 6

LAND BOARD.

A meeting of the W'elli,r_lgton Land Board was held on Thursday, the Commissioner of Crown Lapgls, Mr. G. H. McClnl-e, presiding. Tllere_ were_.,.also present: Messrs J. Dawson, H. T. El- - J. Geor-getti, and C‘ Melntyre. Applications for land were approved as follow-:—— - ‘ 4 Under section 130 of the Land .*x(;‘t, 1906.———2\'o. 15374, section 10, block 13, town of Horopito West, 1 road, lease, for five years, Christian le Fevre Ron~ é «um; N0..15353, section 6, 7, and 8, block 11. town of Owhango, 2r 16d, lease year to year” Albert Edwarci

Gorgan. « Under Education'Reserves Act, 1908, «and its amendments, and Public Bodies Leases Act, 1908.—N0. 15375, section 113, Makuri town, 2r 30p, Education Reserves lease,‘ 21 years with right. of renewal, Walter Parker. Under section 132 of Land Act, 1908. —ln ‘block '6, Hunua district: 15365, section 56, 2a 1r sp, D. P. Louis Anderson; section 57, 7a 3r 21p, cash, Ada ‘ -Caroline Magee; section 58, 2a 3r,,_.D,;’., Robert James Speers; section 60,._,_2a 3r O7p_. cash, William Peter Douch; section 61, 23. Or 3p, cash, Charlotte Stewart Jefl?rey;'section 62, 2a.O.r__,lop, cash, Elizabeth Clark; sec."ti__o,:s'_:,{.i_3,-‘ 3:1 1r 13p, cash, Amelia Pe§el's_on;:sgg_;‘ign 85, 321 2r 2'/p, D.P.._Alfred. .}'.alnes de;,soll;}sec,tion§ 66 and 52,? 7a.,1r. I!.'_ip, D.P., Percival Ricllard.~3(.Z‘vh;li;~_c:_l_lisollJ;, sec‘l:io_nM_.l6"4_'," =§z},3.,lr 04p, ”p_;P,,,,-Fnederaiclc - William ‘Freeman; section’6B. A2,: 35p, * D..P.,‘ ;\l;;1‘l-te;;,_-,Allen ;: section ;69,__.

.a9J12.. P5-Rl,. _. Qhnxlo:¢9;lHq;;%aß2rm saectégn A '72, 72, 21' 18;), E,e_(l,l‘l)aJ.fl}A+xSt@._h»\lezls:.,§.r;;.<=ti°ll. ;75.~,f?m0r ,I.«'3.P=z9;"*F..l?~...r:_T".§£l'sh , Sidney - Bates; : _Sl_,-,. ]1fi,,,§31‘(,,0¢=r,53;-,,-}_»?.f§-,.-:Robert Janles.-Sp;?€l‘S-+,. ,3. r. f—,—, ;—.-+n:

Under the Public -R.esei_:ves an-(1.. Domains Act, 19,08, and An;gn,dmen_ts:—,— Sections 3 and 7, blbck-3, town of Scarborough, 2 roods, rese:-ve.lease,l4 years, Frederick WalterHl3i'utchford; secfion 4, block 6, town of Scarborough, 1 mod, reserve lease 14 years, ‘.Frede.rick\Walter Blatchford. TRANSFERS APPROVED.

Transfers were approved as follows: —-Sections 37 and 39, block‘ 7, Mangaone S.D., 3553. 1r 25p, Clara Cecilia Tathamd and Archer Bunny (executors ’of the estate of J. B." Tatham, deceased) to Dr. James Alexander Cowie and Willianr Cha.-rlcs Coulter; section 7, block 8. Wairarapa S.D., Tawaha Settlement, sea 11- mp, Alfred Craig .-Me! Pherson to George Bertram Banks (discharged soldier); run 3, M.oawhango and Motupuhua, 21,800 acres, Mrs. Catherine Delia Schollum to Martin Payne Lysnar (in the last two cases until the respective transferees reach I'egistration'will not be effected the age of 21 years»); sections 11 and 12, blocks 9 and 5, Huangara S.D., TaWaha Settlement, 76:1 2r 05p, Archibald George Haycock to Alfred Camp,bell MePhersoll; run 4, blocks 5, 9, 13, "Moawhango S.D., 6185 a 01-,op, Wenzel Schollum to Frederick John Lysnar. BLOCKS FOR SELECTION.

The Board further considered the question of opening the Parapara and Taonui blocks, comprising sections 1, 2,3, and 4, Block XL, Nganmtea S.D., containing 901 acres, which was ad-

journed from last meeting for further information, and it was finally resolved that the land be offerecl for selezfion as one holding under section 4 of the Discharged Soldiers’ Settlement Act, 1915, at a, capital value of £3 per acre, to include =roading,, with exemption

from rent and general rates. for a

period of fouryears. . OTHER BUSINESS CONSIDERED. Mr W. Fulton wrote 115- to the

amougxt a)l<_pvved(__fol_- inlp}jo\§elpcl;ts.on

sedtibn, 4a',',:§3]o(:k_‘ RC, ‘N,§q¢ml:3,t‘e;lV,:sll,§.lV?V)’ district, which he OCCLl]_)'.l._B(]’,‘Dll':tf)- ygar-"to-year lease, and it was I'esolv<’aA*(‘lW’ch;}t the lessep.",sHin’§o,'l;g%istl fl§l'lm:c}l<;.__ i:,n,p.rov-e-

ments on this sbétioxi bc‘ll;l\'<}‘4l at £7ZS. « ~ - - ~ . - .91 " . , ' comprising: £567 for f(>l,_llllg_>_:mgl g_l'{L,3‘3~s-

in , and £2OB for fendinrr. g u

It was decided that the Southe 11,portion of ;~te<;tiun :19, Bloek Vll§.,}i Belmont (portion bf a reserve for the gre'.\;tll and pl'os<-rv:x.ti,on of timher), containing; :3(S.‘_. acl'(-5, be offered . for lease 1339’ }'mbli‘o tender under the IPuljlic B&;*.<ex'\'os ‘and Domairis .Act, ‘A 190R,_term 7 yenl'.~:,‘ upset an'nu&l'?l'-oJht . Ml‘ H. E. \YflH.\“3.f)plvio'd.'fdl":4s(3) A 10218.0 £ol‘ (1 term Of five yeal'§{ {five}-‘ sections s], 52, 53, and 54,'1\*,1'reaha; village; (b) "for the right ‘+o ele’a.r'll}l_| l logs and rubbish on these soctiensl He ’ . is to bejgranteil :1 lease for a term of I . five years at a rentzil of £4 per annum “ in tel'ms.of section 130 of the Land« ' Act,‘ 1908, and that he be allowed to clear up ‘the logs on payment of 3. ‘ eroyalty of £5. The question of I'o-offering section MB, ‘l:e\vll of .\l.'lngaweka. area 1 mod, ' Aforélease under the provisions of the ' Education Resewes Act. 1908, and amen(lme_n’rs. and HlO Public Bodies Leases Act, 1908, was considered, andit was resolved that the section be , . “offered for lease for a term of 21 years witfl perpetual right of renewal, at zin X‘ upset annual rental of £2. weighterl ' with £4O valuation for improvements. . ‘Lessees’ :3.ttention to be drawn to liaVbflity in connection with water and ' iirainage installafions by Town Board.