No. 216, in red.—10 acres, more or less, situate in the Lincoln district, bounded on the north-east by Section 3184; on the south-west by the road separating this reserve from reserve No. 215 (in red), extending south-easterly between said road and the beforementioned Section 3184, so as to include the above quantity.

No. 217, in red.—20 acres, more or less, situate in the Lincoln district, bounded on the north-west by the road leading past trig. pole C 28, and extending south-easterly between Sections 3281 and 3686, so as to include the above-mentioned quantity.

No. 218, in red.—20 acres, more or less, situate in the Christchurch district, bounded on the north-west by the South Road, extending south-easterly between Section 3646 and a road on the north-eastern boundary of pre-emptive right No. 224, so as to contain the quantity above-mentioned.

No. 219, in red.—20 acres, more or less, situate in the Christchurch district, bounded on the south-east by the road leading past trig. pole C 28; on the south-west by a road north-east of and adjoining Section 3732; on the north-east by another road forming the south-west boundary of Section 4496, extending north-westerly between the two last-mentioned roads, so as to include the above quantity.

No. 220, in red.—250 acres in the main valley of the Upper Puaho stream, being the west side of the stream, and the railway or tramway reserve, being west of and immediately opposite reserve No. 222 (as surveyed).

No. 221, in red.—250 acres in the main valley of the Upper Puaho stream, being the west side of the stream, and the railway or tramway reserve being north of and adjoining reserve No. 220, and north-west of reserve No. 222 (as surveyed).

No. 222, in red.—250 acres in the Puaho Valley of the Little River, on the east side of the stream and road and tramway reserve, immediately opposite reserves 220 and 221.

No. 223, in red.—50 acres, bounded on the west by 1771 and 271; on the north by Section 3800; on the east by 420, and a line in continuation of the western boundary of the said section; and on the south to the extent of 50 acres, subject to pre-emptive right 77.

No. 224, in red.—42 acres, more or less, on that sand-spit opposite the Shag Rock, bounded on the northward by Section 3954, and on the east, south and west by high-water mark.

All those Sections, situate in the town of Sefton, and numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 on the map of the Chief Surveyor, setting out and describing the town of Sefton aforesaid: Section No. 1 being situate in and fronting upon the northern and western Boulevards; No. 2 upon the western Boulevard and Talfourd Street; Nos. 3, 5 and 7 upon the northern Boulevard and Sections Nos. 4, 6 and 8 upon Talfourd Street.

No. 225, in red.—About 1000 acres in the South Ellesmere district, commencing near the head of the Wal-Kewai stream; thence south-easterly along and bounded by the said stream, subject to Messrs. Bealey’s purchases to the extent of the acreage, for the Municipality of the Town of Lyttelton.

No. 226, in red.—About 1000 acres in the South Ellesmere district, north-west of and adjoining the foregoing Mr. Bridge’s and Messrs. Coker and Ell’s purchases, extending across the heads of the Omuku, Ohiahia, and Waikewai streams, and subject to prior selections (Mr. Fereday’s 40a.) for the Municipality of the Town of Lyttelton.

No. 227, in red.—About 1000 acres in the South Ellesmere district, bounded by and adjoining the purchases of Messrs. Coker and Ell, Jollie and Lee, and subject to Cryer’s purchases for the Municipality of the Town of Lyttelton.

No. 228, in red, to No. 241, in red.—Reserved under clause 21 of the Waste Lands Regulations.

No. 242, in red.—250 acres in a valley to the southward of Port Levy, situate about a mile to the south-eastward of the hill, called Rhodes’ Sugar Loaf; commencing about half a mile south of Section 2093, and extending up the valley southward about three-quarters of a mile across the valley; about half-a-mile from east to west, for public purposes.

No. 243, in red.—West Coast (exclusive of reserve 171 and township reserve No. 118).—200,000 acres, more or less, situate on the west coast of the Province of Canterbury, being bounded on the north-west by the sea coast, from the mouth of the River Grey to the mouth of the Teramakao, and by the River Grey from its mouth to the junction of the Kota-ura-Haoka; on the north-east by the boundary line between the Provinces of Nelson and Canterbury to the Saddle dividing the head waters of Teramakao from the head waters of the Hurunui; and on the southward and south-westward by the Teramakao to the sea.

No. 244, in red.—1060 acres, more or less, situate in the Ashburton district, commencing at a point on the north-western side of the road and railway reserve, 16 chains north-east of the 52nd Mile Peg; thence north-westerly in a straight line to the south-eastern