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ning round a large sandy bay bearing east by
north to a cavern in the rock at the points;
thence taking a parallel direction bearing south
to the footpath on the top of the range, thence
running along the top ranges to the centre of
the bay.

Alleged to have been purchased by claimants
from the native chiefs Te Ngahire and
Tawire, in October, 1839.
Consideration-merchandise to the amount of
£80 sterling.
Nature of conveyance-not stated.

Case No. 104 (a.)-JOSEPH SAMUEL HANSON
and HENRY FISHER, both of Sydney, claimants.
50, Fifty acres, more or less, being all that
parcel of land lying, and being in Coromandel
Harbour, and known by the name of Wai-po
Motura-rie and Ta-ka-raihau; bounded on the
south-south-east by Waipo, thence bearing
N.W. by N. to a very high round point, known
by the name of Molurau on the Tapu point,
thence bearing along the top range to Wiapi,

Alleged to have been purchased by claimants
from the native chiefs Heropita and Tehuia,
in November, 1839.
Consideration-merchandise to the amount of
£40 sterling.
Nature of conveyance-not stated.

Case No. 104 (b.) -JOSEPH SAMUEL HANSON
and HENRY FISHER, both of Sydney, claimants.
500, Five hundred acres, more or less, being
all that parcel of land situate and being and
having frontage to Coromandel Harbour, and
known by the names Waipo Moiturari, Waipapa,
and Tu-ha-rai-la, and being bounded on the
south-south-east by the centre of a bay known
by the name of Wiapo; thence bearing north-
west by north to a very high round point known
by the name of Moturari, the taper point thence
bearing west by south round a large bay to a
creek, known by the name of Waipapa; thence
bounded by the creek bearing south-south-east;
thence bearing south west from the creek to a
footpath known by the name Ta-ha Rai hau,
thence bearing west by north from the footpath
to Waipo.

Alleged to have been purchased by claimants
from the native chiefs Te Ngahue and Ta-
wiri, in October, 1839.
Consideration-merchandise to the amount of
£50 sterling.
Nature of conveyance-not stated.

Case No. 104 (c.)-JOSEPH SAMUEL HANSON
and HENRY FISHER, both of Sydney, claimants.
800, Eight hundred acres, more or less, being
all that piece or parcel of land situate at Hu-
rato-hia, and known by the names of Ra Ewa
Rarige, To-tahe, Ho-he-hoe-wa-niva, Wa-wu-
wire, Ra-ra-ia-rige point, thence running up to
the main-creek to Tu-ma-ma-ton, and com-
mencing at the Ewa-ru-use point; thence run-
wing up to the main creek to Tu-ma-ma-tana;
thence being bounded at the back by the ex-
treme points of Ti-ti ra-ugi Island, including
the island in a direction thence bearing to the
back part of a grove of trees, and known by the
name of Ra-nga-pi-pi; thence being bounded
by the main river, to Ra-rua-rangi Point.

Alleged to have been purchased by claimants
from the native chiefs Te-ta-ni-wa and
Pua-ra-riga, in November, 1839.
Consideration-merchandise to the amount of
£120 sterling.
Nature of conveyance-not stated.

Case No. 112.-FREDERICK HANUCKEN, Of Co-
romandel Harbour, New Zealand, claimant.
500, Five hundred acres, more or less, being
all that piece or parcel of land, being situate and
having frontage to Coromandel Harbour, and
known by the name of Eohe Pukekara, Mahiaroa
Waipoa; and being bounded on the one side by
a creek known by the name of Pipikwai, and
bearing on the other side by the Waipoa, and
adjoining Messrs. Hanson and Fisher's allot-
ment; and bounded on the back by a creek
called Waipapa.

Alleged to have been purchased by the claim-
ant from the native chiefs Ko-te-huia and
Kohoropeta, in December, 1839.
Consideration-various articles of merchan-
dise, to the amount of £69 2s. sterling.
Nature of conveyance-Deed to claimant,
dated 12th December, 1839.

Case No. 121-THOMAS JEFFREY, of Sydney,
claimant in part.
80,000, Eighty thousand acres more or less,
being all that piece or tract of land described
in Case No. 28.

Case No. 130.-JOHN KENNEDY, of New
Zealand, claimant.
All that piece or parcel of land known by the
name of the Herra-towniger, situated nearly op-
posite the Big Mercury Island of New Zealand,
and commencing from the Cow-wie, being the
north entrance to the River Harrar-towniger, as
atoresaid, and extending up the north side of the
river or branch known by the name of the Warre
Roer to the source of the same, known by the
name of the Wie Kune-puru; bounded on the
back by the mountains, and extending along
their ridges from the Cow-wie, as aforesaid, till
it comes in a direct line with the source of the
Wie-Kuzepura, as aforesaid. (Contents not
stated)

Alleged to have been purchased from the
Tuerrahu, the Hohu, the Korowie, and the
Wipoddu, residents of Marnu Kieshoter.
Consideration-various articles of merchan-
dise, to the amount of £80 sterling, and £3 in
cash.
Nature of conveyance-Deed to claimant,
dated 23rd April, 1839.

Case No. 138-WILLIAM LIDDEL, of Sydney,
claimant in part.
80,000, Eighty thousand acres, more or less,
being all that piece or parcel of land described
in Case No. 28.

Case No. 142-JOHN MACLEAN, of Sydney,
Esquire, claimant.
16,000, Sixteen thousand acres, more or less,
being all that piece or parcel of land situated on
the west bank of the river Piako, frith of the
Thames, forty-five miles and upwards by the
river from the sea; has five miles frontage north

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