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Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Koropu, Etoko, Waanui, Tawini, and others in the year 183).
Consideration given to the natives—cash and
merchandise to the value of £9 12s.
Nature of conveyance—deed in favor of
claimant.

Case No. 302 (a).—GEORGE WILLIAM WHITE,
of Karorarika, claimant in part.

18,750, Eighteen thousand, seven hundred, and
fifty acres, more or less, situate in the Bay of
Plenty, commencing at Tairua Harbour, and
bounded on the north by land claimed by Mr.
William Webster; on the south by land also
claimed by Mr. Webster, called Mauariki, com-
prising the rivers Tairua and Hukuwai

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Hokianga, Totoki, and Narou, by
claimant on behalf of himself, Alexander
Mc Gregor, of the Bay of Islands, and two
others, of which purchase Mr. White now
claims one fourth.

Consideration given to the natives—merchan-
dise to the value of £200.

Nature of conveyance—a deed, the particulars
and date of which are not stated,

Case No.302 (b). - GEORGE WILLIAM WHITE,
of Kororarika, claimant in part,

4,800, Four thousand, eight hundred acres'
more or less, situate at the Bay of Plenty, com-
mencing at a river called Teawa Tetua, and com-
prising all those parcels of land known by the
Names of Otemorora, Kiwainga, Tepura, Terau
otai, Ohu, Temaripihi, and Wangatare; bounded
on the east by the Island called Omarupotiki, fol-
lowing the course of the river Tarawara, on the
west by the ridge of mountains called Makapau-
koromo; on the south by land called Takaua
Korpa; and on the north by a sand bank called
Tarauturangi and the sea beach.

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Tekenaita, Kotemaka, Rangita Ruia,
and others on the 13th January 1839 by
claimant on behalf of himself and Mr. Alex-
ander Mc Gregor, and of this purchase Mr.
White now claims one moiety.

Consideration given to the natives—merchan-
dise to the value of £125.

Nature of conveyance—deed dated 13th January
1839

Case No. 303—ROBERT TWAITS, of Kororarika,
claimant.

(8) Eight acres more or less, situate at Ngan-
garu on the eastern coast, about 40 miles to the
southward of Cape Brett.

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs of Nganguru, on the 20th November,
1838.

Consideration given to the natives—merchan-
dise to the value of £5.

Nature of conveyance—a writing conveying
the above land to claimant.

Case No. 303 (a)—ROBERT TWAITS, of Korof-
arika, claimant.

A portion of land about four miles square,
situate near Ngunguru, about 40 miles to the
southward of Cape Brett.

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs of Nganguri, on the 15th January,
1840.

Consideration given to the natives—merchan-
dise to the value of £60.

Nature of conveyance—a writing conveying
the above land to claimant.

Case No. 304—THOMAS COOPER, of Kororarika,
claimant,

(40) Forty acres more or less, situate at Wan-
garoa, on the south side of the harbour of that
name.

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chief Woodroa, on the 5th June, 1836.

Consideration given to the natives—merchan-
dise to the value of £17.

Nature of conveyance—Deed in favor of
claimant dated 5th June, 1836.

Case No. 305.—WILLIAM WEBSTER, of Cora-
mandel Harbour, claimant.

(250) Two hundred and fifty acres, more or
less, situated at Coromandel Harbour, bounded
on the south-west by the outlet at the head of
Coramandel Harbour, and extending along the
beach to the north-east to a marked tree.

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chief Tawaroa and others in 1837.

Consideration given to the natives—merchan-
dise to the value of £208.

Nature of conveyance—Deed in favor of
claimant.

Case No. 305 (a)—WILLIAM WEBSTER, of Cora-
madel Harbour, claimant.

600. Six hundred acres more or less, being
     part of the island which forms Coramandel Har-
     bour, bounded on the north-east by the outlet at
     the head of the harbour, and on the south-west
     by a large rock on a beach called Tawiti.

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Tawaroa, Arakuri, and others, in
1836.

Consideration given to the natives—merchan-
dise and cash to the value of £260.

Nature of conveyance—Deed in favor of
claimant.

Case No. 305 (b) - WILLIAM WEBSTER, of Cora-
mandel Harbour, claimant.

1500. Fifteen hundred acres more or less,
      situated on the River Thames, bounded on the
      south by a marked tree, and on the north by a
      tree.

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Patupo, Wakare Iru, and others, in
1839.

Consideration given to the natives—merchan-
dise to the value of £90.

Nature of conveyance—Deed in favor of the
claimant.