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of a Native Kainga, called Putataka, at the en-
trance of the Waikato; boundaries not stated.
Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chiefs Hamu, Iwetahi, and fourteen
others, by claimant, in October, 1839,
Consideration given to the natives-A quan-
tity of merchandize, value not stated.
Nature of conveyance-Deed in the native
language.

Case No. 444 (g.)-T. CHAPMAN, of Tauranga,
on behalf of the Church Missionary Society,
claimant.

A piece of land, situate at Manukau, (con-
taining with the two former claims, 1000 acres,
more or less), being the Missionary Settlement
at the Manukau Heads.

Alleged to have been purchased from the
natives in the year 1838.

Consideration given to the natives-Not stated.
Nature of conveyance-A deed, mislaid.

Case No. 444. (h) -T. CHAPMAN, of Tauranga,
on behalf of the Church Missionary Society,
Claimants.

A piece of land, situate at Rotorua, being part
of a block of 600 acres, more or less, bounded
on one side by the river Waioheua, running
easterly, on another side by a copse and the
Ngae, going to the Takauere, thence to the
north side of this copse, and running on to Waio-
heua as the termination.

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Hikairo, Niui Awe, and 42 others, by
claimant, on the 14th September, 1839.

Consideration given to the natives-A quantity
of merchandize, value not stated.
Nature of conveyance-A deed in the native
language.

Case No. 414 (i).--T. CHAPMAN, of Tauranga,
on behalf of the Church Missionary Society,
Claimant.

A piece of land situate at Rotorua, known by
the name of the "Takauwere," and the "Turi
o te Uirangi, forming with the preceding claim,
a block of 600 acres, more or less; boundaries
not stated.

Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chiefs Korokai, Huka, Pango,
Nga Hihi, and 29 others, by claimants, of
the 25th September, 1839.

Consideration given to the natives-A quantity
of merchandize, value not stated.
Nature of conveyance-Deed in the Maori
language.

Case No. 445.- HENRY TAYLER on behalf of
James Forbes Beattie, of Sydney, Claimant.

The whole of the Island of Kawau, in the
Frith of the Thames, outside or abreast of
Tawaranui.

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs of the tribe Natepaou, by Henry
Taylor, on behalf of Claimant.

Consideration given to the natives-Cash and
goods to the value of £200.

Nature of conveyance-A deed signed by Te
Kahucoti, Na Paora Hemoraha, Na Hopepa
Wakarawe, in favor of Henry Tayler.

Case No. 258 (d). - WILLIAM DERBY BRIND,
of the Bay of Islands, Claimant.

300 acres, more or less, known by the name
of Onaunga, situate on the River Thames.

Alleged to have been purchased from the
native Namera, by claimant, on the 21st
Outober, 1839.

Consideration given to the natives-Two
double barrelled guns, and two blankets.

Nature of conveyance - Deed in favor of
claimant, dated 21st October, 1839.

Case No. 446. -PATRICK O'BRIEN MURPHY,
on behalf of Robert A. Murphy, a minor, and
George Ennis, Claimant.

A piece of land situate in New Munster, com-
mencing at Milford Haven, on the north west
side of the island of Milford Haven to Jackson's
Bay, including the North Head sixty miles from
the South Head of Milford Haven, into the inte-
rior, and sixty miles from the North Head of
Jackson's Bay into the interior.

Alleged to have been purchased from the native
chiefs Tyroa, Took Qua, Te Queree, and
others, by claimant, on the 2nd April, 1839.

Consideration given to the natives-£20 in
money, and goods to the value of £25.

Nature of conveyance-Deed in favour of
claimant.

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