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No. of
Lots. | Contents. | Upset Price.
--- | --- | ---
A. R. P. | £ s. d.
154 | 41 0 0 | 41 0 0
155 | 13 0 0 | 13 0 0
156 | 20 0 0 | 20 0 0

Suburban Land.

Parish of Mangatawhiri. County of Eden.

65 | 160 0 0 | 160 0 0
66 | 166 0 0 | 166 0 0
67 | 196 0 0 | 196 0 0
68 | 183 0 0 | 183 0 0
69 | 59 0 0 | 59 0 0
70 | 36 0 0 | 36 0 0
71 | 67 0 0 | 57 0 0

Superintendent’s Office,
Auckland, 19th March, 1860.

I would therefore take the liberty to suggest that your Honor would give some notice that it would be necessary for the efficient working of the contracts that settlers should forward information to the Inspector relative to the existence of Thistles.

I have the honor to be,
Sir,
your obedient servant,
F. D. Rich.
Inspector of Thistles.

To his Honor the Superintendent.

PROCLAMATION.

By John Williamson, Esquire,
Superintendent of the Province of Auckland.

WHEREAS by Proclamation issued under my hand, and dated the 24th day of September, 1859, I did proclaim and declare that all that Block of Land known as Puke-Karoro, in the Parish of Kaiwaka, containing 8,458 acres, shall be reserved and set apart for certain Immigrants expected to arrive from the United Kingdom:

Now therefore, pursuant to the authority vested in me in that behalf, I, the Superintendent of the Province of Auckland, do hereby revoke the said Proclamation.

Given under my hand, at Auckland, this nineteenth day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty.

J. Williamson,
Superintendent of the Province of Auckland.

NOTICE

The attention of Settlers is directed to the following communication from the Inspector of Thistles, and their co-operation with that officer is earnestly solicited in enforcing the law relating to the eradicating of Thistles.

J. Williamson,
Superintendent.

Auckland, 18th Feb., 1860.

Sir,—I have the honor to report for your information that I find it to be impossible without the cooperation of the settlers to carry out the provisions of the Thistle Act so thoroughly as is desirable.

I would refer more particularly to the different contracts which have been taken to eradicate them in the sub-districts.

The following Notification, published in the “New Zealand Gazette,” is re-published for general information.

J. Williamson,
Superintendent.

Colonial Secretary’s Office,
Auckland, 15th March, 1860.

IT is hereby notified that the Native Title has been extinguished over the block of Land whereof the boundaries are mentioned or described in the Schedule hereunto annexed.

E. W. Stafford.

SCHEDULE

Province of Auckland.

District of Kaipara, Oruawharo Block,
Estimated area, 30,000 Acres.

Boundaries:
Commencing at Takapan at Oruawharo, thence up the Oruawharo river to the Mainene stream, following the course of the Mainene stream to Pukerewarewa, thence along Mr. Wilson’s survey line bearing by compass 16° 48’; 17,950 links, to Tahekeroa to the Topuni, thence up the Topuni stream till it reaches the Mangawai survey line, thence along that boundary line bearing as follows: 88° 38,535 links to Papawi; 2° 80’, 28,500 links to Pukemero; 10°, 96,520 links; 65° 50’, 6874 links; 21° 30’, 3175 links; 47° 50’, 16,215 links; to Hanhangangui, 45° 50’, 39,220 links to Tangiteruru, 28° 0’, 8430 links to the Kakaho stream, thence in a northerly direction along the coast line to Te Wheau, it then follows the survey line, 30° 47’, 8500 links, 71° 40’, 1810 links, to Takapan where the boundaries meet.

A portion has been left out or reserved namely Parahaki being a wahi tapu. The boundaries commence at Opu, thence along the bank of the Oruawharo to Waiahine and Wharehine, thence along the survey line, 2° 25’, 8032 links; 47°, 5205 links; 19° 20’, 18,355 links, 32° 30’, 4487 links, to Opu, where the boundaries meet.