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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3167, 13 March 1911, Page 6

Our little community is forging ahead. Easter time will see quite a number of couples wedded. Grieve, jeweller, knows this, and has a beautiful selection of goods suitable for Wedding Presents and Bridesmaids'’ Gifts.*

[Extract from “New Zealand Gazette,” 23rd February. 1911.] LAND TAKEN FOR THE PURPOSES OF A ROAD AND FOR A PADDOCK FOR DRIVEN CATTLE IN BLOCKS IX- XV., AND XV1.,., MATA SURVEY*" DISTRICT, W/ APU COUNTY. (L.S.) ISLINGTON, Cm A PROOLAMATI' WHEREAS the tegjßT mentioned in the Schedulodirereto is required to bo taken, xintblr the Public Works Act, 1908, fggjPtne purposes of a road and for a—arfrodock ior duiven. cattle in XV., anjfXVl., Mata Survey District: And whereas the Council has laid bcf< accompa 'skatutoj nerero ovnder the pui and C'oun ks me a memorial and also required Now. Dickson Gover Zeal an, the p ed b Publi other J power enabl procl nienti Suapu County the Governor [• by a, map, declaration, as \ct: John 1 Poynder on Islington, the n of New exercise of ie vestmi the of every i anywise lo hereby the land the Schedule hereto is hereby taken for the purposes of a road and for a paddock for driven cattle, and the said road shall vest in His Majesty the King, and the said paddock for driven cattle shall vest in the. Corporation of the Chairman, Councillors, and Inhabitants of Alio Waiapu County ; and I do also/declare that this Proclamation shalljrtakc effect on and after the twenty-sfeond day of March, one thousand ninefhundred and eleven. SOHIEDULE. rf ** O c o ■ r 0-1,0 Q 9i > o ci O U< CO o Eh Cizr* Eh CiiH CO x »o C2 .XCH.Ss^ C|H CiH. o j CO CO Xi <•* •I*l* CO i-C m W 02 3 c ill in the Hawke's Pay Jfepnd District; si the same are defeated on the ptajJPmnarked and wired ias above motioned, and deposited i the office jgtfPzhe Minister of Public forks, atdjffelliiigton, in the Well in g:>n ProjgSWeial District. Given under the hand of Hi.s Exceliiicy the Right Honorable John Poymer Dickson-Poynder, Baron Islington, -o vein or and Commander-in-'Chief in nd over His Majesty’s Dominion of low Zealand and its Dependencies; nd issued under the Seal of the said ►ominion, at the Government House, t Wellington, this fourteenth day of tebmaiy, in: the year of our .Lord one wnisaiicl nine hundred 1 and eleven. r. McKenzie, Minister of Public Work's. God Save the King!

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