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35 Mahuri Road · Taumarunui

5 titles

This place is held on 5 Records of Title. Each is its own legal record with its own instruments; a document registered on more than one is one document.

How the land is held

Held outrightSection 6 Block III Rangi Survey District · 304.3 haOn TN169/70
Held outrightSection 5 Block III Rangi Survey District · 159.4 haOn TND4/1394
Held outrightPart Section 4A Block II Rangi Survey District · 104.9 haOn TNJ1/935
Held outrightPart Lot 1 DP 3389 · 36.3 haOn TNC1/1255
LeasedSection 6 Block III Rangi Survey District and Part Section 4A Block II Rangi Survey District and Part Lot 1 DP 3389 and Section 5 Block III Rangi Survey District · 605 haWith a lease of the share: Commencing 1 July 2025 and terminating 30 June 2041On 1250627

The titles

TN169/70FreeholdSection 6 Block III Rangi Survey District outright2 instruments · 2 other entries · issued 21 Sep 1951Title summary and orders →TNC1/1255FreeholdPart Lot 1 DP 3389 outright2 instruments · issued 14 May 1971Title summary and orders →TND4/1394FreeholdSection 5 Block III Rangi Survey District outright2 instruments · 3 other entries · issued 13 Aug 1991Title summary and orders →TNJ1/935FreeholdPart Section 4A Block II Rangi Survey District outright2 instruments · issued 21 Aug 1991Title summary and orders →1250627Leaseholdlease of Section 6 Block III Rangi Survey District and Part Section 4A Block II Rangi Survey District and Part Lot 1 DP 3389 and Section 5 Block III Rangi Survey District1 instrument · issued 30 Jul 2025Title summary and orders →

Every instrument

Encumbrance29 Jun 2026On 125062713631527.1Climate Change Response Act 2002 - Notice of status under s195(2)30 Sep 2025On TN169/70, TNC1/1255, TND4/1394, TNJ1/93513418787.1Lease30 Jul 2025On TN169/70, TNC1/1255, TND4/1394, TNJ1/93513357993.2

Also on the titles

Printed on the title without a document of their own — mostly rights the law keeps for the Crown, such as minerals, petroleum and the strip along a river or the coast. They go with the land.

Saving and excepting all minerals within the meaning of the Land Act 1924 on or under the land and reserving always to Her Majesty the Queen and all persons lawfully entitled to work the said minerals a right of ingress egress and regress over the said landOn TN169/70
Subject to Section 8 Coal Mines Amendment Act 1950On TN169/70
Subject to Part IV A Conservation Act 1987On TND4/1394
Subject to Section 8 Mining Act 1971On TND4/1394
Subject to Section 5 Coal Mines Act 1979On TND4/1394