Wildlife Area Regulations — 1
holm, said point (P6) having grid coordiante values of east 1 561 038.29 feet and north 806 668.34 feet; Thence along the said southern boundary of lands now or formerly of Ivan Trenholm, 113°38′05″, a distance of 214.59 feet to a point (P5), said point (P5) having grid coordinate values of east 1 561 234.88 feet and north 806 582.31 feet; Thence along a southern boundary of said lands now or formerly of Ivan Trenholm, 118°38′24″, a distance of 205.49 feet to a point (P4), said point (P4) having grid coordinate values of east 1 561 438.04 feet and north 806 551.44 feet; Thence along an eastern boundary of said lands now or formerly of Ivan Trenholm, 09°16′37″, a distance of 340.06 feet to a point (P3), said point (P3) having grid coordinate values of east 1 561 492.86 feet and north 806 887.05 feet; Thence along a northeastern boundary of said lands now or formerly of Ivan Trenholm, 328°00′06″, a distance of 669.43 feet to a point (P2), said point (P2) having grid coordinate values of east 1 561 138.13 feet and north 807 454.77 feet; Thence along the first said southeastern boundary of lands now or formerly of Ivan Trenholm, 48°23′05″, a distance of 290.89 feet to a point (P1), said point (P1) having grid coordinate values of east 1 561 355.61 feet and north 807 647.96 feet; Thence continuing along a southeastern boundary of said lands now or formerly of Ivan Trenholm, and continuing 48°23′05″, a distance of 23.00 feet to the Place of Beginning. All bearings are grid-referenced to the New Brunswick Double Stereographic Projection, NAD27 imperial values published 1973. Being and intended to be those same lands as described in a Provincial Order in Council No. 73-556, dated July 11, 1973 and by federal acceptance P.C. 1974-1238 dated May 30, 1974. And also being and intended to be those same lands as described in an Indenture dated December 21, 1973 from Earl Ivan and Shirley M. Trenholm to H.M. in right of Canada, registered January 9, 1974 in Book 404 at Pages 336-338 as document No. 325845. And also being and intended to be those same lands as described in an Indenture dated April 26, 1973 from Frederick L. and Dorothy Estabrooks to H.M. in right of Canada, registered May 1, 1973 in Book 369 at Pages 193-195 as document No. 317441. Saving and excepting from the above described lands all those lands shown on the above mentioned Department of Public Works Plan S-172 identified as being now or formerly of the David Wheaton Estate, lands now or formerly of Roy Hicks, lands now or formerly of Garney Thompson, lands now or formerly of Albert Wheaton and lands now or formerly of the Abner Smith Estate. (3) Towers Goose Unit PART 1 PARCEL “A” All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land, being situated at Towers Goose Lake Section, near Midgic, in the Parish of Sackville, County of Westmorland, Province of New Brunswick, shown as Parcel “A” on Department of Public Works Plan S-520, dated September 26, 1978, and titled “Plan Showing Tintamarre National Wildlife Area, Towers Goose Lake Section”, as signed by James C. Henderson, New Brunswick Land Surveyor, registered December 27, 1978 as instrument number 11931, said Parcel “A” being more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point (40) situated on a southeastern boundary of lands now or formerly of A.B. Copp and on a southwestern boundary of lands now or formerly claimed by Herman Estabrooks and at the most northern corner of the hereinafter described Parcel “A”, said point (40) having grid coordinate values of east 1 557 485.08 feet and north 810 994.97 feet; Thence along the said southwestern boundary of lands now or formerly claimed by Herman Estabrooks, 136°25′23″, a distance of 2227.58 feet to a point (42) situated on a northwestern boundary of lands now or formerly of Herman Estabrooks; Thence along the said northwestern boundary of lands now or formerly of Herman Estabrooks, 230°40′30″, a distance of 331.94 feet to a point (16); Thence 236°24′25″, a distance of 564