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Munganui, Doubtless Bay, adjoining on the north
land claimed by J, Bergham, and on the south by
land claimed by Capt. Cooper.
Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Wa-ra-houri, and A. Kiwa, by claim-
ant, on the 17th July, 1839.
Consideration given to the natives.. two blan-
kets, two shirts, and £6 6s. in money.
Nature of conveyance..not stated.

Case No. 371 (a.), WILLIAM WRIGHT, of Mun-
ganui, claimant.
A piece of land known by the native name of
Battatoo, Bookee Bookee, commencing from the
mouth of a creek leading to Wangaroa, including
two small green patches of timber.
Alleged to have been purchased by claimant,
from certain native chiefs not named.
Consideration given to the natives..one coat
value £3, three shirts, and 15 dollars.
Nature of conveyance..not stated.

Case No. 372.. THOMAS SHEARING, of the Bay
of Islands, claimant.
60, Sixty acres, more or less, situate at Mun-
ganui, at the head of Tareha Bay, bounded on
the north-east side by a line of twenty chains in
front, on the south-west side by the said Bay,
nineteen chains on north-west side by a creek,
and by a south-west line from the north-east
boundary to the Bay aforesaid.
Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chiefs Tareha, and E Kiro, on the
28th July, 1837, by claimant.
Consideration given to the natives-a quantity
of merchandise and twenty-four pounds in
money.
Nature of conveyance---not stated.

Case No. 373, J. HAMLIN, of Orua, Manukau,
claimant.
42, Forty-two acres, more or less, situate at
thedistrict of Waimate, bounded on the north by
a native fortification known by the name of
Morakerake, and by land claimed by Mr. Kemp
of Kerikeri, on the west by a wood called Kehe-
rau and Kehor, on the south by a wood called
Te Mata, on the east by land belonging to Tuwa-
kawaha, and Ranga.
Alleged to have beee purchased from the native
chiefs Huarah, Kiko, Packoraha, and others,
by claimant, in January and September,
1834.
Consideration givento the natives-cash and
merchandise to the amount of £16.
Nature of conveyance-not stated.

Case No. 373 (a.), J. HAMLIN, of Orua, Manukau
claimant.
45, Forty-five acres, more or less. situate in
the district of Waimate, bounded on the north
and north-west by a piece of land called Tautara,
on the west by a stream of water called Tawahu-
hua, and a residence called Kopuatemanga, on
the south-west and south by a piece of land cal-
led Wakamarumaiu, on the east by a stream of
water in a swamp called Te Rohe and Waipatu-
kabu.
Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Huahui, Kiko, Toeanga, and others,
by claimant, in September and October,
1834.

Consideration given to the natives-cash and
merchandise value £23.
Nature of conveyance-not stated.

Case No. 373 (b), J. HAMLIN, of Orua, Manukau,
claimant.
1,450, Fourteen hundred and fifty acres, more
or less, situate in the district of Manukau, boun-
ded on the south by a place called Karaka, and
the south bank of the river Waitangi, on the north
by a place called Ngawaeanutu, on the west by a
place called Waikareao.
Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Maikuku, Ngakainga, and other, by
claimant, in the years 1837, and 1838..
Consideration given to the natives-chiefly
merchandise to the amount of £156 17s..
Nature of conveyance---not stated.

Caso Ne. 373 (c), J. HAMLIN of Orua Manukau
claimant.
500, Five hundred acres, more or less, situated
in the district of Manukau, bounded on the north
by a place called Opurangi, on west from Kaietu to
Kaiutemanu, on the east by Manukau.
Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Awarahi, Ngakainga, and others, by
claimant, in December, 1837.
Consideration given to the natives-chiefty in
merchandise, to the value of £54 1s. 6d.
Nature of conveyance-not stated.

Case No. 373 (d), James Hamlin, of Orua Manu-
kau, claimant.
500, Five hundred acres, more or less, situate
in the district of Manukau, bounded on the north
by a pathway running from Kohoreke to a wood,
from whence S.W. to a hill called Kahurau, from
whence in an easterly direction to Waiwatawata.
Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Ngakianga, Kaihari, and others, by
claimant, in June 1838.
Consideration given to the natives-cash aud
merchandise to the amount of £40 19s.
Nature of conveyance-not stated.

Case No. 373 (e), J. HAMLIN, of Orua Manukau,
claimant.
1,100, One thousand one hundred acres, more
or less, known by the name of Otahuhu, situated
at the head of the Tamaki, between Tamaki and
Manukau, bounded on the north by a place called
Waipuna, on the north-west by a hillock called
Kawarahi, from thence running in a southerly
direction to the Karetu, from thence to the
Waipuna.
Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Herua, Rihi, and others, by claimant,
in February, 1838.
Consideration given to the natives-chiefly in
merchandise, to the amount of £117 10s.
Nature of conveyance-not stated.

Case No. 373 (f), J. HAMLIN, of Orua, Manu-
kau, claimant.
300. Three hundred acres, more or less, situate
in the district of Manukau, boundary on the north
side commencing at Wiroa, from thence to Ti-
hepo, from Tihepo in a southerly direction to
Pakipaki, from thence in an easterly direction to
Tawaranui, and on to Manukau.