THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 391
whaka te Rawhiti e toru maero; o te Rawhiti, he
raina ano ka rere whaka te Raki tae noa ki te Awa o
Mangawhara. Kapea ana ki waho ko te whenua i
tukua mo te kura ki Hopuhopu.

Waikato ki Waenganui.

Ko te rohe o te taha kite Raki, he raina ka timata
ki Whaingaroa, ka rere a te Roto o Whangape ka
haere i te taha whakarunga o Whangape, tae noa ki
te putunga ki Waikato, ka rere i roto o Waikato tae
noa ki te puaha o Mangatawhiri, ka rere a Pukoro-
koro Hauraki.

Ko te rohe o Runga ka timata ki Whaingaroa, ka
rere, a Waitetuna, tae noa ki tona matapuna, ka
maaro atu i reira tae noa ki te tihi o Pirongia, ka
rere te tihi o Kapamahunga, o Hakarimata; ka peka,
ka ahu whaka te Rawhiti, a te putahitanga o Horotiu
o Waipa, ka maaro tonu whaka te Rawhiti, a tutuki
noa ki te rohe o te taha ki te Marangai o nga whenua
kua tangohia ka whati ka ahu whakararo a te tihi o
Hapuakohe, ka rere, a Pukorokoro.

NOTIFICATION.---It is hereby notified for general
information that the Court to adjudicate upon
Lands taken, will be holden at Ngaruawahia, on the
fourteenth day of January, 1867, to investigate the
title of claimants to land in Waikato, herein described.
A. J. DICKEY.

Auckland, 2nd October, 1866.

Lands in occupation of Military Settlers.

The boundary on the North is a line running
eastward from the confluence of the Waipa and
Horotiu Rivers to the eastern boundary of the lands
named in Order in Council, dated 17th December,
1864, running from the commencing point at the
confluence of the Waipa and Horotiu Rivers to the
summit of the Hakarimata; the boundaries on the
West are the ranges of Hakarimata, Kapamahunga,
and Pirongia; the southern boundary is the southern
boundary of the block, proclaimed by an Order in
Council in December, 1864; the eastern boundary is
the eastern boundary of that same block.

PANUITANGA.

Kooti whakawa mo nga whenua kua tangohia.
Akarana, 2 Oketopa, 1866.

HE Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai, ka noho te
Kooti ki Ngaruawahia, a te 14 o nga ra o
Hanuere, 1867, ki te whakawa, i nga take a nga ta-
ngata, e pa ana ki te piihi whenua i Waikato, e mau
iho nei.

NA TIKI.

Ko nga whenua kua whakanohia ki te hoia.

Ko te rohe o Raro, he raina, ka rere whaka te
Rawhiti, i te putahitanga o Waipa, o Horotiu,
tae noa ki te rohe o te taha ki te Rawhiti
o nga whenua kua panuitia i te 17 o Tihema,
1864; ka rere tonu i te putahitanga o Horotiu, o
Waipa, tae noa ki te tihi o Hakarimata; ko te rohe
o te taha ki te Rato, ko nga hiwi o Hakarimata, o
Kapamahunga, o Pirongia; ko te rohe ki te Tonga,
ko te rohe o te taha ki te Tonga, o aua whenua i
Panuitia i Tihema, 1864; ko te rohe o te Rawhiti, ko
nga rohe ano o te taha ki te Rawhiti o aua whenua
Panuitia ra.

In the Supreme Court of New Zealand: Otago and
Southland District.

In the matter of the petition of Wolf Harris, of
Dunedin, in the Province of Otago, merchant,
trading there under the style or firm of "Bing,
Harris and Co.," a creditor of William Perkins,
of the same place, draper, to the extent of not
less than fifty pounds; and in the matter of
"The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1862," and
"The Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment
Act 1865."

THE matter of the above petition coming on this
day for the second hearing thereof: Upon
reading the order for sequestration of the bankrupt's
estate made herein and bearing date the seventh day
of June, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six,
and upon hearing Mr. Harris, of counsel for the said
petitioner, and Mr. Haggitt, of counsel for the said
bankrupt, it is ordered that Edward Bowes Cargill,
and Thomas Sherlock Graham, both of Dunedin,
aforesaid, merchants, be, and they are hereby
appointed trustees of the estate and effects of the
said bankrupt, and it is declared that this order shall
be a vesting order; and it is further ordered that all
the real and personal estate of the bankrupt, which
shall vest in the said Edward Bowes Cargill, and
Thomas Sherlock Graham, by virtue of their said
appointment, shall be held by them, their heirs,
executors, and administrators respectively (except
the wearing apparel of the bankrupt, his wife, and
children, which shall be retained by them,) upon and
for the following trusts and purposes, namely:—

1. To sell, collect, and get in such real and
   personal estate, and receive the moneys to arise
   therefrom, and execute all necessary conveyances and
   assurances thereof.
2. To retain and pay all expenses properly incurred
   of, and attending such sale, collection, and getting in.
3. To pay the poundage and fees payable under
   the above-mentioned Acts.
4. To pay the costs properly incurred of and
   incidental to the petition in these matters, and sub-
   sequently thereto, such costs to be first taxed, and
   also all costs and expenses in these matters which
   have been, or which shall be orderd by this Court,
   or by any Judge thereof, to be paid out of the estate
   of the bankrupt.
5. To distribute the net residue of the said trust
   moneys between and amongst and for the benefit of
   all the creditors of the bankrupt, who were his
   creditors at the time of the presentation of this
   petition, and who shall duly prove their debts by
   affidavit filed in the office of the Registrar of this
   Honorable Court, within three calendar months from
   the date of this order, by way of pro rata distribu-
   tion, subject to existing legal priorities, but so that
   the said creditors shall not receive more than twenty
   shillings in the pound upon their said respective
   debts.
6. To pay the ultimate surplus (if any) of the said
   trust moneys to the bankrupt.
   And it is further ordered that the matters of the
   said petition be further adjourned until the fifth day
   of November next.
   Dated this tenth day of September, one thousand
   eight hundred and sixty-six.
   By the Court,
   (L.S.)
   ROBERT CHAPMAN,
   Registrar.

In the Supreme Court of New Zealand: Otago and
Southland District.

In the matter of the petition of Edward De Carle, of
Dunedin, in the Province of Otago, auctioneer,
a debtor; and in the matter of "The Debtors
and Creditors Acts 1862 and 1865."

THE matter of this petition coming on this day for
the hearing thereof, and upon reading the order
of sequestration and vesting of the estate of this
bankrupt made in these matters, and dated the
eighteenth day of June, one thousand eight hundred