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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

For the District of the Town of Picton—
Arthur Penrose Seymour, and
John Godfrey.
For the District of Awatere—
George McRae, and
Philip Roderick McRae.
For the District of Clarence—
Joseph Ward, and
Charles Ruck Keene.
For the District of Wairau Valley—
William Douglas Hall Baillie, and
Thomas Carter.
For the District of Town of Blenheim—
Samuel Bowen, and
Richard Doidge Nosworthy.
For the District of Lower Wairau—
William Henry Eyes, and
William Budge.
For the District of Tua Marina—
Henry Godfrey Gouland.
For the District of Upper Wairau—
James Sinclair, and
Henry Davis Williams,
have been duly elected.

F. D. BELL,
For the Colonial Secretary.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Auckland, 20th October, 1862.

THE following Bill passed by the Provin-
cial Council of Taranaki, intituled,—
"Loan Amendment Ordinance, 1862."
which Bill was reserved for the signification
of the Governor's pleasure thereon, having
been laid before the Governor, His Excel-
lency has been pleased to assent to the same.

F. D. BELL,
For the Colonial Secretary.

Native Minister's Office,
Auckland, 20th October, 1862.

IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that the
Native Title has been extinguished over
the Blocks of Land whereof the boundaries are
mentioned or described in the Schedule here-
unto annexed.

F. D BELL,

SCHEDULE.
PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND.

DISTRICT OF MAHURANGI.

KOMAKORIKI BLOCK.
Estimated to contain 35,000 Acres.

BOUNDARIES.

Commencing at Urehona and following
along the Survey lines bearing 242° 15', 444
links, 333° 30', 261 links, 350° 50', 178
links, 324° 50', 554 links, 347°, 181 links,
322° 30', 300 links, 303°, 357 links, 278°
40', 272 links, 298° 45', 191 links, 246°
45', 357 links, 304° 30', 132 links, 283° 45',
356 links, 295°, 126 links, 164° 30', 300
links, 131° 30', 320 links, 79° 43', 774
links, 62° 5', 327 links, 111° 5', 400 links,
131°, 527 links, 157°, 3184 links, 299°,
4367 links; to Pukekowhai, Otakaimaitu and
Kukutai until it reaches the Araparera river,
thence along that river to Te Awakeri-a-te-
nihi, thence to Te Awakopi, thence to Te
Kawau, thence to Te Awamakaka, thence
along the Survey line to Tanewhakanoanoa,
and following the Survey lines bearing 139°
50', 23,495 links to Wainui, and Pukewara-
riki, thence along the Survey lines bearing
94°, 19') links, 132°, 28,530 links, 111°
30', 8025 links, 27° 30', 3210 links, 225°,
11,290 links, 329°, 27,800 links, 62° 30',
26,150 links, 60° 15', 1918 links, 58° 20'
4,200 links, 62° 30', 7,800 links, 62° 30',
250 links, 59° 30', 680 links, 240°, 2550
links, 61° 15', 710 links, 62° 30' 1190
links, 63° 45' 1100 links, 63° 45', 2672
links, thence by a line bearing 9° 30' 13,290
links, crossing the Hikanse and Puboi streams,
thence following the Survey lines bearing
15° 30', 8000 links to the Okahu stream,
thence following the Survey line 54° 45'
8537 links, to the Waiwera, thence along the
boundary of the Wainui block on the Survey
lines bearing 24° 36', 408 links, 233° 45',
3180 links, 70°, 46,000 links, 20°, 20,700
links, to the Waitoki river, thence along the
Waitoki river to the boundary of the Mata-
whero block, thence along the boundary of
the Matawhero block to Te Kanohi, thence
along the Survey lines bearing 8°, 6170
links, 40° 15', 9345 links, passing Koketai
38° 25', 12,375 links, passing Pukekahakaha
and crossing Makarau to Ngatoka, thence
along the Survey lines bearing 21° 45',
3305 links, 334° 5', 175 links, 10° 15',
820 links, 317° 30', 280 links, 341°, 207
links, 355°, 238 links, 330° 45', 86 links,
5°, 393 links, 66°, 159 links, thence by the
Survey line 362°, 8,350 links, to Kotipu,
thence by the Survey line bearing 223°,
17,896 links, to Koritoti and crossing the
Araparera river to Urehoua, the point of
commencement.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Auckland, 18th October, 1862.

HIS Excellency the Governor directs the
publication of the following Despatch
from Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of
State for the Colonies, for general informa-
tion.

F. D. BELL,
For the Colonial Secretary.

Downing-street, 16th July, 1862.

SIR,—I had recently occasion to refer for
the consideration of the Secretary of State for
War an application for the grant of a Com-
mission in the Army to the son of a Public
Officer in the Ionian Islands, and as it appears
from the letter from the Horse Guards relative