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No. 381.—THOMAS BLACK, of the Bay of Islands,
claimant.

1,500. Fifteen hundred acres, more or less, on
the east coast about 5 miles south of Tutekaka;
and bounded on the N. E. by the sea; on the
south by the creek Kowaitai; and on the west
by the river Horoaforo.

Alleged to have been purchased by Thomas
Black and William Green in 1839, from the
native chiefs Tajata, Pemako and others.
Consideration—Goods, value £100.
Nature of conveyance—Deed to Black and
Green.

No. 381 а.—THOMAS BLACK, of the Bay of
Islands, claimant.

10, Ten acres, more or less, on the river
Waikare; bounded on the east by the Bay; on
the west by a raupo swamp; on the north by
the Waikare; and on the south by natives land.

Alleged to have been purchased by William
Green and J. H. Hitchcock, from the native
chief Punauika, in 1836, and claimed by
Thomas Black, for the late firm of Black,
Green, and Stuart.
Consideration—Goods, value £12.
Nature of conveyance—Deed to Green and
Hitchcock.

No. 381 b.—THOMAS BLACK, of the Bay of
Islands, claimant.

1,500. Fifteen hundred acres, more or less,
about 8 miles south west from Kororarika;
bounded on the north and north west by land
claimed by H. Williams; on the east and south
west by land claimed by Captain Milne.

Alleged to have been purchased by claimant
in 1839, from native chiefs not named.
Consideration—Cash and Goods £150.
Nature of conveyance—not stated.

No. 332.—GILBERT MAIR, on behalf of ROBERT
MILNE, claimant.

5,000, Five thousand acres, more or less, on
the river Kawa Kawa, and known as Tetokeonui,
Tewaunui, Timponga, Werowero, Heringa,
Wakatete, Paremaenga, Waretatetoe, Tatuhu-
para, Mankuku Pakohekohe, Arataraere, Kahika,
Anginga, Pukeatua, Kahika, Roriwero, Nge,
Petui, Wariunga, Tarakatikati, Rotukutuku,
Ngako, Mai Memiha, Perehawi, Waihaehae,
Ware, Watukokakoka, and Te Kowri.

Alleged to have been purchased in 1840, by
G. Mair, as agent for claimant, from the
native chiefs, Hara, Kawakatere and others.
Consideration—Goods £200 sterling.
Nature of conveyance—Deed dated 9th of
January, 1840.

No. 385.—JOHN LETTE, per WILLIAM WILSON
of Kororarika, claimant.

4, One quarter of an acre, more or less, at
Kororarika, having a frontage to the beach of 38
feet, by 90 feet depth from the face of the pa;
bounded on one side by land occupied by J.
Smith, and on the other by land occupied by H.
Thompson and Co.

Alleged to have been purchased by Patrick
Fitzmorris and Thomas Butterworth, from
the native chief Akore, who sold to J. R.
Clendon, who sold to John Kelly and Daniel
Pollen, who sold to claimant.
Consideration—Goods £25 sterling.
Nature of conveyance—not stated.

No. 384.—PONCET, of Kororarika, claimant.

An allotment of land at Kororarika, measuring
60 feet by 90 feet.

Alleged to have been purchased by Mr. Charles
Baker, who sold to Mr. McGregor, who
sold to claimant.

No. 386.—EDMUND RUFF, of Kororarika,
claimant.

A piece of land on the river Kawa Kawa,
Bay of Islands, having a frontage to the river
of 50 fathoms; 55 fathoms frontage at the back
line; 30 fathoms on the north side, and 24
fathoms on the south side.

Alleged to have been purchased by claimant,
on the 16th of November, 1835, from
the native chiefs Watonga, Wainou, and
others.
Consideration—goods, value not stated.
Conveyance—not stated.

386 a.—EDMUND RUFF, of Kororarika,
claimant.

A piece of land on the river Kawa Kawa,
having a frontage of 16 fathoms to the river.

Alleged to have been purchased by claimant
on the 16th November, 1835, from the
native chiefs Coliconue and Mattatai.
Consideration—goods, value not stated.
Nature of conveyance—not stated.

No. 391 b.—The Catholic Mission, per Bishop
POMPALIER, claimant.

1, One acre at Kororarika.

Alleged to have been purchased by Benjamin
Turner, who sold to claimant.

391 c.—The Catholic Mission, per Bishop
POMPALIER, claimant.

60, Sixty acres at Wahihi, Bay of Islands.

Alleged to have been purchased by Captain
Roberton, who sold to claimant.

No. 377.—HENRY TOD APPLETON, claimant.

100, One hundred acres, on the Pookula
river, near Te Tangitu. Bounded on the north