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sea-shore by Te Kauwai Oman Tongaporoto, Te
Oro, Paraninui, Puka Arawa, Parairoa, Thuma-
taa, Wakariwa, Orapopa, the Muni river, Arapa-
wa, the Adenui river, Te Rianga, Onairo Wairan,
Te Tanawa, Turangi, the Waita, river Wairuaer,
Waiongawa, Te Rewatapa, Te Pukatupu, the
Pohui river, Waita Mangati, Matako taka, the
Paka lagoon, the Waiwakaio river, Pukaweka,
the Enui river, the Natoki river, Kawaioa, Te
Arawara, Pakatuti, Waitapu, Otake, Mataipu,
Arakuri, the Ongi Ongi lagoon, Te Tatu, the is-
lands of Kimikotahi, Moturoa, and Motumahon-
ga, commonly called the Sugar Loaf islands of
Kimikotahi, Te Rutu, Pararoa, Faratutu, com-
monly called Sugar Loaf Point, Waihue, Taran-
aki, Mataroa Motu Oti Matei, Arakawi, Ahanui
Porapora, Wai Orotoki, Waiuka Omata, Te
Wairedi, Opo Oteti, Tapuwaivara Kakiorangi
Omanui Nakura, Wakau, Wairua Watunku,
Otupoto Te Wairedi ona Orakiwa to Oronga;
the said sea-shore at low water mark forms the
north western boundary of the said lands, islands,
tenements, woods, bays, harbours, rivers, streams,
and creeks. From the said Auronga on the sea-
shore a line striking inland by Petua, Tringa
Powaka Te Riri Powaki, and from the said Pow-
akai to the summit of Taranaki, commonly called
Mount Egmont, forms the southern boundary of
the said lands, islands, tenements, woods, bays,
harbours, rivers, streams and creeks; from the
said summit of Taranaki a line striking by Tan-
natuwawa Parakahua Wakahurangi Ratapiko
Pukarinui Mangatuku Wakaikotoi Makahu
Wangaihu Motangiha Te Kopua Te Waitetanga
Wangamonuia Makui Te Po, to the river Wan-
ganui, and from the said river by Te Tangi Tangi
Mangohewa Pamiga Pakekuia, across the Onairo
river by Te Tuehu Kaipikare Wakamuki Tapari
Pakawakamuru, across the Ndenui river by
Paketuata across the Minui river by Ranguira-
paki Haitaoma Te Pokuru, across the Papatito
river by Turangarua Komanu Pukakao, Te Awera
across the Wakarama and the Wai Pikao rivers,
by Paraniui Timanuku, and Wanga to Kowal on
the said Wakatino river, and down the said river
to its mouth, forms the eastern and northern
boundary of the said land, tenements, woods,
bays, harbours, rivers, streams, and creeks,
Alleged to have been purchased by claimant
from the native chiefs Awatea Anrua, Edward
or Pukiki, E Kaki, E Ku, Korono, E Muru,
E Po Puketapu, Tangutu, Wakairi, E Pahi,
and many others.
Consideration given to the natives-a quantity
of merchandize, value not stated,
Nature of conveyance-deed dated 15th Feb-
ruary, 1840.

Case No. 374 (e.)-JOHN DORSET, on behalf of
the New Zealand Company, claimant.

The lands, islands, tenements, woods, bays,
harbours, rivers, streams, aud creeks, included by
a line drawn along the sea shore at low water
mark from Auronga by Taraimaka Waitikara, of
Omaitai, Parawa, Kaihi, Omukukawai, Kotamai-
ewa, the mouth.of the Waratea river to the mouth
of the Wangatawa river, and. by another line
drawn inland from the mouth of the said Wanga-
tawa river up the said river to its source, and
from thence to the summit of Taranaki, com-
monly called Mount Egmont, and from the said
Taranaki along the southern boundary of the
Nga Motu district by Powakai, Te Kiri Powaka,
Teuriga, and Patua, to the sea shore at the afore-
said Auronga.

Alleged to have been purchased by claimant
from the native chiefs, Te Eria, Kaiwaka,
Eware, Ngatura, Taraki, and many others.

Consideration given to the natives-a quantity
of merchandise, value not stated.

Nature of conveyance---deed dated 15th Feb-
ruary, 1840.

Case No. 375.-WILLIAM BUTLER, of Mongonui,
claimant.

60, Sixty acres, more or less, situate at the
east side of the Bay of Islands, called Mongo
Mongo Nui, bounded on the south by land
claimed by the late Captain Roberton, and on the
north by land claimed by Mr. Stephenson.

Alleged to have been purchased from certain
native chiefs not named by claimant, in
August, 1838.

Consideration given to the natives-£76 in
cash.

Nature of conveyance-not stated.

Case No. 375 (a.)-WILLIAM BUTLER, of Mon-
gonui, claimant.

640, Six hundred and forty acres, more or less,
situate in Doubtless Bay, in the harbour of Mungo
Nui, called Piefeenoor, and bounded by water.

Alleged to have been purchased from certain
native chiefs, net named by claimant, in
December, 1838.

Consideration given to the natives-goods to
the value of £47 17s.

Nature of conveyance.. not stated.

Case No. 875 (b.). WILLIAM BUTLER, of Man-
gonui, claimant.

3000, Three thousand acres, more or less,
situate on the river Putakaka, in the harbour of
Mungonai, bounded on the south-east by land
claimed by Mr. Partridge, on the north-west by
land claimed by Mr. Ryan, and known by the
name of Booka cowa.

Alleged to have been purchased from certain
native chiefs not named by claimant, in No-
vember, 1839.

Consideration given to the natives..goods to
the value of £60.

Nature of conveyance..not stated.

Case No, 376.--THOMAS GRAHAM, of Waiheke,
claimant.

A piece of iand situate on the island of Waihe-
ke, River Thames, known by the name of Oripu
Bay, and bounded by the north and south heads
of Oripu, commencing from low water mark, and
extending backwards one mile, being four hun-
dred yards from head to head. Contents not
stated