Case No. 299 (j)---The Reverend HENRY WIL-
LIAMS, on behalf of the Church Missionary
Society, claimant.
A portion of land situate south-east of Paihia,
called Kuti Kutinga.
Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Tuperini, and Hamu, on the 26th
July, 1831.
Consideration given to the natives---merchan-
dise to the value of £1 1s.

Case No. 299 (k)---The Reverend HENRY WIL-
LIAMS, on behalf of the Church Missionary
Society, claimant.
A portion of land, called the Karaka, situated
south of Paihia about 1 mile.
Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Ngehe, Te Ana, Hake, and Te Rapa,
on the 13th August, 1831.
Consideration given to the natives---merchan-
dize to the value of £5 3s. 6d.

Case No. 299 (l.)---The Reverend HENRY WIL-
LIAMS, on behalf of the Church Missionary
Society, claimant.
A portion of land called Otuihi, situated at the
junction of the River Kawa Kawa and Waikari,
at the Bay of Islands.
Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Kiwi Kiwi and Kawiti, on the 3rd
October, 1835, by William Potter, who sold
to claimant for the Church Missionary So-
ciety
Consideration given to the natives---goods
and money to the value of £2010 s.

Case No. 299 (m.)---RICHARD DAVIS, on behalf
of the Church Missionary Society, claimant.
A portion of land situated at the Kawa Kawa,
about 12 miles S. S. E. from Kororarika.
Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chief Te Koke, on the 8th September, 1835.
Consideration given to the natives---Merchan.
diz ethe value £8 17s.

Case No. 70 (g)-DANIEL COOPER, JAMES HOLT
and WILLIAM BARNARD RHODES of Sydney,
claimants.
A piece of land at Kororarika, named Ouekura,
bounded on the south by Roti Tangata, and the
land on which the Church stands, from the swamp
unto Matauwi on the west side of the swamp;
extending on the north to Matauwi, and bounded
on the east by the swamp and Matauwi.
Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Tenaui and Huri, on the 25th Sep-
tember, 1835, by Charles Baker who sold
to claimants.
Consideration given to the natives-not
stated.
Nature of conveyance-not stated.

Case No. 70 (h) - DANIEL COOPER, JAMES HOLT,
and WILLIAM BARNARD RHODES, of Sydney,
claimants.
All that piece of land bounded on one side by
the habitation of Huri, on the north and south
by a swamp, on the east-north east by the road
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on the north-east by the place belonging to Te-
Pakira, and on the east-south-east by the bound-
ary made by Te Huri.
Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Tarriah, Te Slackiro and Fury, by
Charles Baker, on the 28th August, 1835,
who sold to claimants.
Consideration given to the natives-not stated.
Nature of Conveyance-not stated.

Case No. 70 (i) -DANIEL COOPER, JAMES HOLT,
and WILLIAM BARNARD RHODES of Sydney,
claimants.
All that piece of land named Ouekura, at
Kororarika, bounded on the north by the store-
houses of the tribe Ngnati-poua onwards unto
Matauwi, on the west by the large swamp, on the
scuth by land claimed by Charles Baker.
Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Te Wareniu, Te Slakiro and Te Spat-
ri, by Charles Baker, on the 6th Novem-
ber, 1835, who sold to the claimants.
Consideration given to the natives-not stated,
Nature of conveyance-not stated.

Case No. 70 (j) - DANIEL COOPER, JAMES HOLT,
and WILLIAM BARNARD RHODES, of Sydney,
claimants.
All that piece of ground situate at Kororarika
called Keriwenua, bounded on the south by a piece
of land claimed by Charles Baker, on the west by
the store-houses of the tribe Ngnati-paua on the
north by land of Shantakari from thence onwa: ds
to Matauwi, and on the east by Matauwi.
Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiet Tuke, by Charles Baker, on the 22nd
September, 1835, who sold to claimants.
Consideration given to the natives-not stated.
Nature of conveyance-not stated.

Case No. 70 (k)-DANIEL COOPER, JAMES HOLT,
and WILLIAM BARNARD RHODES, of Sydney,
claimants.
All that allotment of land situate at Korotarika,
bounded on the south by an allotment numbered 11
and purchased by Mr. Reynolds, on the west by an
allotment numbered 80, and purchased by Mr.
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 16, and having in a line from north to
south ninety feet.
Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Tarriah and Te Slakero, 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.