(123)
118. William George Cornelius Hingston,
Claim said to contain five hundred acres, being
Case No. 113 α.
119. William George Cornelius Hingston,
Claim said to contain four acres, being Case
No. 113 b.
120. William George Cornelius Hingston,
Claim said to contain three hundred acres, being
Case No. 113 с.
121. D. N. Joubert, Claim said to contain
one hundred and fourteen acres, being Case
No. 329.
123. James Johnson and William Jackson,
Claim said to contain ten acres, being Case
No. 123 a.
124. William Jeffray and John Whytlaw,
Claim said to contain twenty-two acres, being
Case No. 290.
126. Thomas Joyce, Claim said to contain
four acres, being Case No. 128 a.
127. James Johnson, Claim said to contain
one hundred acres, being Case No. 123.
128. Thomas Hipkins and William Tutty
Pearse, Claim said to contain three hundred
and five acres, being Case No. 114.
129. John Johnson and Henry Henderson,
Claim said to contain four hundred and fifty-
seven acres, being Case No. 361 d.
131. Samuel Hayward Ford, Claim said to
contain two hundred acres, being Case No. 300.
132. Samuel Hayward Ford, Claim said to
contain one hundred acres, being Case No. 300a.
133. Samuel Hayward Ford, Claim said to
contain fifty acres, being Case No. 300 b.
134. Samuel Hayward Ford, Claim said to
contain fifty acres, being Case No. 300 c.
135. Samuel Hayward Ford, Claim said to
contain one thousand three hundred and fifty-
seven acres, being Case No. 300 e.

TAPUKAPUKU.
94. Thomas Hellyer, Claim said to contain
three hundred and twenty acres, being Case
No. 109.

PARISH OF PAKURANGA.
95. William Thomas Fairburn, Claim said to
contain three hundred and fifty acres, being
part of Case No. 269 a.
96. William Thomas Fairburn, Claim said to
contain nine hundred and sixty acres, being
part of Case No. 269 a.
97. William Thomas Fairburn, Claim said to
contain seventy-nine acres, being part of Case
No. 269 a.
98. William Thomas Fairburn, Claim said to
contain four hundred and seventy acres, being
part of Case No. 269 a.
99. William Thomas Fairburn, Claim said to
contain three hundred and eighty-three acres,
being part of Case No. 269 a.

100. William Thomas Fairburn, Claim said
     to contain eighty acres, being part of Case No.
     269 a.

WANGAROA.
106. John Hayes, Claim said to contain four
hundred acres, being Case No. 366.
122. William Jones, Claim said to contain
forty acres, being Case No. 338.
130. Thomas Joyce, Claim said to contain
two hundred and nineteen acres, being Case
No. 128.

WANGARI.
108. Peter and James Greenhill, Claim said
to contain six hundred and twenty acres, being
Case No. 97.

HOKIANGA.
101. Richard Mariner and Francis Bowyer,
Claim said to contain one thousand five hun-
dred acres, being Case No. 159.
109. Edward Fishwick, Claim said to con-
tain half an acre, being Case No. 92 b.
110. Edward Fishwick, Claim said to con-
tain half an acre, being Case No. 92 c.
111. John Grant, Claim said to contain fifty
acres, being Case No. 405 a.

By Command,

ANDREW SINCLAIR,
Colonial Secretary.

General Post-Office,
Auckland, 25th July, 1844.

It is hereby notified for public information
that arrangements have been made for a
regular Post communication, overland, between
Auckland, New Plymouth, and Wellington,
twice in each month.

A Mail will be despatched from Auckland on
the first and third Mondays in each month,
commencing on the 5th of August next, and
no letters intended for this conveyance can be
received after 11 o'clock, A. M. on these days.

FELTON MATHEW,
Acting Deputy Postmaster-General.

NOTICE.

TRANSFER OF LICENSES.

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Justices for
the Town and District of Auckland, will
be holden on Tuesday, the 3rd day of Septem-
ber next, at the Police Office, Auckland, at
eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose
of receiving applications for the transfer of
Publican's Licenses.

Police Office,
FELTON MATHEW,
Chief Police Magistrate.
Auckland, 2d August, 1844.