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Jones, having a line from south to north of
ninety feet, on the north by a street yet unnamed,
fifty feet wide with a frontage thereto of sixty
feet, and having in a line from west to east of
sixty feet, and on the east by an allotment num-
bered sixteen, and having in a line from north to
south ninety feet.

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Tarriah and Te Stakero, by Charles
Baker, on the 25th September, 1835, who
sold to claimants.

Consideration to the natives-not stated.
Nature of conveyance-not stated.

Case No. 300.-SAMUEL HAYWARD FORD, of
Horoturu, Bay of Islands, claimant.
200, Two hundred acres, more or less, situated
on the River Waikati, and known by the native
name of Kaikatoa.

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Tukarangatea, Anaraki, Waimakuta,
Wero Wero, Ake, Hukere, in October, 1838.

Consideration given to the natives-merchan-
dise and money to the value of £53 8s.
Nature of conveyance-deed in favor of Mr.
Ford.

Case No. 300 (a). -SAMUEL HAYWARD FORD
of Horotutu, Bay of Islands, claimant.
100, One hundred acres, more or less, situate
on the River Waikati, and adjoining the land
claimed in the preceding case, known by the name
of Kiripoka.

Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chiefs, Pi, Okio, Wai, and others, in
February, 1839.

Consideration given to the natives-merchan-
dise and money to the value of £23. 8s.
Nature of conveyance-deed in favor of Mr.
Ford.

Case No. 300 (6). -SAMUEL HAYWARD FORD,
of Horotutu, Bay of Islands, claimant.
50, Fifty acres, more or less, situate on the
River Waikati, adjoining the land claimed as
case No. 300, and known by the name of Raho.

Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chiefs Tukarangatea, Anaraki, Waima-
Kuta, Wero Wero, Aki, Hukere, in January,
1840.

Consideration given to the natives-one cow.
Nature of conveyance-deed in favor of
claimant.

Case No. 300 (c).-50, Fifty acres, more or less,
situate on the River Waikati, adjoining the
land claimed as case No. 300, and known by
the name of Para.

Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chiefs, named in the foregoing claim,
in January, 1840.

Consideration given to the natives-one horse,
saddle and bridle, valued at £50.
Nature of conveyance-deed in favour of
claimant.

Case No. 300, (d). -SAMUEL HAYWARD FORD,
of Horotutu, Bay of Islands, claimant.
5,000, Five thousand acres, more or less,
situate at Doubtless Bay, about 60 miles north of
the Bay of Islands, and known by the names of
Waioioi, Oruru, and Poriawai.

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Nopera Panakareo, Ware, Ripi, and
others, in November, 1839.

Consideration given to the natives-merchan-
dise to the value of £350.

Nature of conveyance-deed in favor of Mr.
Ford.

Case No. 300 (e).-2,000, Two thousand acres
more or less, situated on the Auanui River,
about 20 miles north of Doubtless Bay, known
by the name of Okiori or Waugatane.

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Nopera, Panakareo, Ripi, Mahanga,
and others, in September, 1839.

Consideration to the natives-a mare, and £ 5
sterling.

Nature of conveyance-deed in favor of Mr.
Ford.

Case No. 301, JAMES HONEY and EDWARD PAR-
KER of Hokianga, claimants.

200, Two hundred acres, more or less, situate
on the west side of the River Hokianga, about 14
miles from the heads, called by the natives Wanga
Namma, bounded in part by the river Hokianga;
on the south eastern and back line by hills; and
and on the west or north west by Whanga Nam-
ma Creek.

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Na Wai, Muriwai, Terewaike, and
Totarakua, at different periods from the year
1837 to 1840..

Consideration given to the natives-merchan-
dise to the value of £60. 2s 6d.

Nature of conveyance-Deed of conveyance in
favor of claimants.

Case 301 (a)-JAMES HONEY and EDWARD PAR-
KER, of Hokianga, claimants.

2,000, Two thousand acres more or less situate
on the river Kiapara on the eastern side, and
bounded partly by that river and partly by the
river Roto Paroto; and partly by the river Kau
Kopa Kopa.

Alleged to have been purchased from the na-
tive chiefs Terewaike, King George, Tohara-
hua, and others in 1839.

Consideration given to the natives-merchan-
dise to the value of £50. 15s 9d.

Nature of conveyance-deed, date of which is
not stated,

Case No-302-GEORGE WILLIAM WHITE of
Kororarika, claimant.

200, Two hundred acres, more or less, situate
at Coromandel Harbour, in the Frith of Thames,
and known by the native name of Pakiraki; boun-
ded on the north by part of Coromandel Harbour;
on the east by land belonging to the natives; and
on the south-west by a stream of water.