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Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chief, John Towack, in 1838, by
John Jones, who sold to claimant.
Consideration—Cash £25 and goods.
Nature of conveyance—Deed dated 18th of
October, 1838.

Case No. 137—JAMES LIDDELL, of Sydney,
claimant in part.
1281, Twelve hundred and eighty-one acres,
being part of land described in No. 127.
Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chief John Towack, in 1840, (being
part of a larger tract), by Thomas Jones,
who sold to William Bullock, who sold to
claimant.
Consideration—cash and goods to the amount
of £43 9s., and £20 per annum.
Nature of conveyance—Deed, dated the 7th
January, 1840.

Case No. 146.—JOHN MCGIBBON, of Middle
Island, claimant.
A piece of land at the Old Man's Bluff, be-
tween the land of W. Sterling and that of Mr.
Spencer; bounded on the south-east by the
first, and north west by the latter; the front by
water, and the back by the big hill.
Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chief John Towack, in 1838.
Consideration—cash £2, and goods to the
amount of £10.
Nature of conveyance—not stated.

Case No. 148.—ARCHIBALD MACINTYRE,
claimant in part.
1,920, One thousand nine hundred and twenty
acres, being part of the land described in No.
127.
Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chief John Towack, in 1840, (being
part of a larger tract), by T. Jones, who
sold to Thomas Russell, who sold to
claimant.
Consideration—cash and goods £43 9s., and
£20 per annum.
Nature of conveyance—Deed, dated the 7th
January, 1840.

Case No. 170.—CHARLES MITCHELL, of Sydney,
claimant.
The same land as described in No. 121 a.
Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chief John Towack, in 1838, (being
part of a larger tract), by John Jones, who
sold to claimant.
Consideration—cash £25 and goods.
Nature of conveyance—Deed, dated the 18th
March, 1838.

Case No. 172.—ISAAC MOORE, of Sydney,
claimant.
All that land known as Port Adventure, com-
mencing from the south head of the same to
south-west harbour, extending inland four miles,
in a westerly direction, and bounded on the
north side by Lord's harbour, and on the sea
coast to the south.
Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chief John Towack, in 1837.

Consideration—cash £20, and goods.
Nature of conveyance—Deed, dated the 8th
December, 1837.

Case No. 177.—DANIEL FRANCIS NASH, of
Sydney, claimant.
Commencing twenty-six miles from the en-
trance of Totowe's river, extending one mile
along the north side of the same; bounded on
the east by S. M. Thompson's land, and on the
north by John Jones' land, and on the west by
M. J. Duncan's land, and measuring in depth
from north to south twenty miles, and in breadth
from east to west one mile.
Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chief John Towack, in 1838, (being
part of a larger tract), by M. J. Duncan,
who sold to claimant.
Consideration—cash £25, and goods.
Nature of conveyance—Deed, dated the 8th
December, 1838.

Case No. 184.—ROLLA O'FERRALL, of Sydney,
claimant in part.
One-fifth of land described in No. 117 b.
Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chief John Towack, in 1838, by J. J.
Peacock, who sold one-fifth to claimant.
Consideration—£70 sterling.
Nature of conveyance—Deed, dated the 20th
October, 1838.

Case No. 184 a.—ROLLA O'FERRALL, of Sydney,
claimant in part.
One-fifth of the land described in No. 117.
Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chiefs Teterainga and E Kokohia, in
1839, by J. J. Peacock, who sold one-fifth
to claimant.
Consideration—cash and goods to the amount
of £50 sterling.
Nature of conveyance—Deed, dated the 15th
October, 1839.

Case No. 184 c.—ROLLA O'FERRALL, of Sydney,
claimant in part.
One-fifth of the land described in No. 117 a.
Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chief John Towack, in 1838, by
John Jones, who sold one-fifth to claimant.
Consideration—goods, value not stated.
Nature of conveyance—Deed, dated the 20th
October, 1838.

Case No. 186.—EDWIN PALMER, of Middle
Island, claimant in part.
A piece of land on the south side of the har-
bour of the Bluff, in Foveaux's Straits, bounded
on the north by the harbour, on the east by
James Spencer's land, on the south by Foveaux's
Straits, and on the west by land of John Wil-
liams, containing from north to south five miles,
and from east to west one quarter of a mile.
Alleged to have been purchased from the
native chief John Towack, in 1836.
Consideration—cash and goods to the amount
of £95 sterling.
Nature of conveyance—not stated.

Case No. 187.—JOHN JENKINS PEACOCK, of
Sydney, claimant in part.
One-fifth of the land described in No. 117 b.