Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

Tamati Wiremu Tamahua,
Ngatai, | | Aruhe, Parapara, Pourewa, and
ends at Orakā. | |
| | | Tīhuru.
An island in the Waikato river,
near Mercer. | |
| Paora Te Iwi, Tamati
Weremu Tamahua, Ngatai, | | Karikako.
An island in the Waikato river,
near Mercer. | |
| Tamihana Kingi,
Hakopa Kerei, and others, | Ngatitewehi, | Wharenui.
Commences at Wharenui, and
goes on towards the south to
Whakatangikaka, and Kaipapaka,
thence turns towards the east to
Te Kauere and Te Kouru, turns
again towards the north and goes
along in the Waitetuna river to its
mouth, and goes towards the west
to Te Wharenui, where it ends. | |
| Tamehana, Makereta,
Te Teira, | Ngatitewehi, | Te Tarata.
Commences at Te Tarata and goes
on to Onemama, Otahubu, and
Tumuaki, then turns towards the
south to Orakī, Ōhau, Te Manutangi,
turns again towards the west
to Taumatawaikauri, Te Nati, Te
Koauau, and ends at Te Tarata. | |
| Tamehana, Makereta,
and others, | Ngatitewehi, | Ruakotare.
Commences at Ruakotare, and
goes on to Papawhero, Pukengaio,
and Tinirotirowhetu, turns and goes
towards the south to Paongaroa
and Kowhatupapa, turns and goes
towards the west to Taramaunga,
Te Patungaotaimaro, Pukewhau,
and Takaroa, turns again and goes
on towards the north on a ridge till
it reaches Te Puna and Ruakotare,
where it ends. | |
| Tamehana, Makereta,
and others | Ngatitewehi, | Te Ramatāi.
Commences at Whatakupenga,
and goes on towards the east to
Tawhitomomoe, Maraetana, Te
Maire, Kiekieroa, Waipatukahu,
Te Konehu, and Paiakakeria, then
turns towards the west to Maraewauwau, Wharepuna, Orongo, Te
Hika, Kaiawhato, Hamānui, Toro-
hunga, Mataniho, Koponui, Pitata,
Kauangaroa, ōpotonui, Raparua,
Momoe, Titoki and Papakahoro,
turns again and goes towards the
north to the Matai and Ōtaoro,
where it ends. | |
| Kipi Watarauihi, | Ngatitewehi, | Te Araukahī.
Commences at Takapuatoia, and
goes on to Te Ahuta, Te Ruanamu,
Oneapākiaka, Te Puketoa, Pae-
kāuri, Puketūakura, Te Wairere,
and Te Ruangarara, then turns
towards the north to Te Huaoteiro,
Potahi, Te Waiaruahe, Pukenui,
Putoetoe, and Te Arakauwhi, turns
again and goes towards the west to ... | |