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Nature of conveyance-instrument in writing,
dated 9th November, 1839.

No. 259 b.-JAMES BERGHAN, of the Bay of
Islands, claimant.
50, Fifty acres, more or less, situate at Mon-
ganui, and called Re Rea; bounded on the
north by land claimed by Stephen Wrathall;
on the east by a part of the harbour of Mon-
ganui; on the south by a claim of William
Wright; and the west by a range of hills.
Alleged to have been purchased by claimant
and William Murphy in 1836, from the
native chiefs Warri kouri, Ekawa, and
others.
Consideration-goods to the amount of £20 8s.
sterling.
Nature of conveyance-deed dated Septem-
ber, 1836.

No. 259 c. JAMES BERGHAN, of the Bay of
Islands, claimant.
50, Fifty acres, more or less, situate at Mon-
ganui, and called Rera Kramea; bounded on
the north by part of the harbour of Monganui;
on the east by a claim of Phillips and Thomas;
on the south by land of the natives; and on the
west by a claim of Charles Holman.
Alleged to have been purchased by claimant
and William Murphy, In 1836, from the
native chiefs Warrikoure, Ekawa, and Hopa.
Consideration-goods to the amount of £4 10s.
sterling.
Nature of conveyance-deed dated 1836.

No. 259 d. JAMES BERGHAN, of the Bay of
Islands, claimant.
25, Twenty-five acres, more or less, situate
at Monganui, having a frontage 400 feet to the
harbour of Monganui, and extending about half
a mile back; bounded on the east by the said
harbour; on the north and south by a claim of
James Berghan and Thomas Ryan.
Alleged to have been purchased by claimant
and Thomas Ryan in 1839 from the native
chief Ewarri.
Consideration-cash and goods to the amount
of £43 1s. sterling.
Nature of conveyance-deed dated 7th of
Noveinber, 1839.

No. 259 e.-JAMES BERGHAN, of the Bay of
Islands, claimant.
350, Three hundred and fifty acres, more
or less, situated at Doubtless Bay and called
Koe Koe, having about one mile frontage to the
said Bay; bounded on the east by claim 259 d;
on the south by land of the natives; and on the
west by a claim of Phillips and Thomas.
Alleged to have been purchased by claimant
and Thomas Ryan in 1839, from the native
chiefs Tauruder, Whittarua, Ehupa and
others.

Consideration-goods to the amount of £15
8s. sterling.
Nature of conveyance-deed dated 6th of
November, 1839.

No. 259 f.-JAMES BERGHAN, of the Bay of
Islands, claimant.
40, Forty acres, more or less, situate at the
head of the Oduder river in Doutless Bay, and
called Typa; bounded on the east by the Oduder
river; on the north by Doubtless Bay; on the
west by a creek; and on the south by lands of
the natives.
Alleged to have been purchased by claimant,
and Thomas Ryan in 1839, from the native
chief Ewarri.
Consideration-Goods to the amount of£17
16s. sterling
Nature of conveyance-deed dated 9th of
November, 1839.

No. 259 g.-JAMES BERGHAN, of the Bay of
Islancs, claimant.
50, Fity acres, more or less, situated at Doubt-
less Bay, and called Whatta; bounded on the
north by Doubtless Bay; on the east by the sea;
on the south by a claim of H. Smith; and on
west by a claim of Phillips and Thomas.
Nature of conveyance-a writing to claimant
and Thomas Ryan in 1839, from the native
chief Ekowa and Warrikori.
Consideration-cash a goods to the amount of
£16 3s. sterling.
Nature of conveyance-deed dated 10th of
November, 1839.

No. 259 h.-JAMES BERGHAN, of the Bay of
Islands, Claimant.
3000, Three thousand acres, situated at
Monganui, and called Oruitee; bounded partly
on the west by the River Puttakaka; and partly
by a claim of H. B. Smith: on the north-east
and south by lands of the natives.
Alleged to have been purchased by claimant
and Thomas Ryan in 1839, from the native chiefs
Ehurra, Epe and Warrikouri
Consideration-goods to the amount £10
sterling.
Nature of conveyance-deed dated October,
1839.

No. 260 b.-WALTER BRODIE, of the Bay of
Islands, claimant.
380, Three hundred and eighty acres, called
Ocoddeehee, about 20 miles from the Bay of
Islands; and south south-west from the peak of
the large Cavallo Island, distant about 2 miles;
bounded on the north-west by Matowdy Bay,
from a rocky point, upon which point formerly
stood the Pa Taumata Karwai; up the same
hill about 250 yards, to the westward of an open
piece of ground on the hill a little to the east-
ward; then to the east-south-east, and south-