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following generally the watershed between the Black-
water River and the New River, crossing the A-T
line at the south-east angle of the Pakihi to the
River Teremakau, at the point of termination of the
eastern boundary of the before-described Paroa Dis-
trict; and thence along the eastern boundary of the
said Paroa District to the point of commencement.

112. GREENSTONE DISTRICT.
     Commencing at the River Teremakau, at the ex-
     treme south-west corner of the before-described
     Clifton District; thence easterly along the south
     boundary of the said Clifton District to Lake Brun-
     ner; thence along the margin of the said lake to the
     River Arnold; and thence easterly along the south
     boundary of the Nelson Province to the west margin
     of Lady Lake; thence by a line running due south
     to the River Teremakau; and thence westerly along
     the north bank of the said river to the commencing
     point.

113. WAIMEA DISTRICT.
     Bounded on the Northward by the south bank of
     the Teremakau River; on the Eastward by the Pro-
     vince of Canterbury; on the Southward by the south
     bank of the Arahura River; and on the Westward
     by the sea coast.

114. KANIERI DISTRICT.
     Bounded on the Northward by the south bank of
     the Arahura River; on the Eastward by the Pro-
     vince of Canterbury; on the Southward by the
     south bank of Hokitika River; and on the Westward
     by the sea coast; exclusive of the Town of Hokitika
     District, herein next defined.

115. TOWN OF HOKITIKA DISTRICT.
     Commencing at a point on the high bank of the old
     bed of the aforesaid river, the said point being 40
     chains 40 links west of Trigonometrical Station 31;
     thence following a line bearing N. 20 degrees 14
     minutes E. (magnetic); a distance of 62 chains 65
     links; thence westerly at a right angle a distance
     of 86 chains 40 links to the sea beach, fol-
     lowing the said beach southerly to the mouth
     of the Hokitika River; and from thence return-
     ing along the northern bank thereof and the high
     bank of the old river bed above mentioned to the
     commencing point. And also all that parcel of land
     containing 640 acres, more or less, situate on the
     Hokitika River, West Coast, bounded on the North-
     ward by Reserve 271 in red; on the Westward by the
     sea; on the East by Section No. 8238, and a line in
     continuation of the western boundary thereof; and
     on the Southward by a line at right angles to the
     last-described boundary, and about 130 chains dis-
     tant on the average from the reserve above men-
     tioned.

116. TOTARA DISTRICT.
     Bounded on the Northward by the south bank of
     Hokitika River; on the Eastward by the Province of
     Canterbury; on the southward by the south bank of
     Mikonui River; and on the Westward by the sea
     coast, exclusive of the Town of Ross District, herein
     next defined.

117. TOWN OF ROSS DISTRICT.
     Comprising all that piece or parcel of land, con-
     taining 200 acres, more or less, situate on the branch
     of the Totara called Donnelly's Creek, commencing
     at a point about 87 chains above its confluence
     with the Totara, having a frontage of about 50 chains
     on Donnelly's Creek, and running back in a rect-
     angular block in a south-westerly direction a
     distance of about 50 chains, to contain the quantity
     required.

118. WAITAHIA DISTRICT.
     Bounded on the Northward by the south bank of
     the Mikonui River; on the Eastward by the Pro-
     vince of Canterbury; on the Southward by the south
     bank of the Wanganui River; and on the Westward
     by the sea coast.

119. WATAROA DISTRICT.
     Bounded on the North by the Big Wanganui; on
     the South by the Okarito River, Mapouriki Lake and
     Potter's Creek to its source; thence by a line due east
     (magnetic) to the boundary of the Provinces of Can-
     terbury and Westland; on the East by the Province of
     Canterbury; and on the West by the sea coast; ex-
     clusive of the Town of Okarito District, herein next
     defined.

120. TOWN OF OKARITO DISTRICT.
     Comprising all that piece or parcel of land contain-
     ing 320 acres, more or less, situate at Okarito on the
     west side of the lagoon, having a frontage of about 100
     chains to the lagoon, the south-western boundary
     being a line at right angles to the general direction
     of the coast, and the south-eastern boundary being a
     line at right angles to the last-described boundary,
     and to include the above quantity, subject to Native
     reserve.

121. WEHEKA DISTRICT.
     Bounded on the North by the Wataroa District
     and the Town of Okarito District; on the South by
     the Paringa River to its source, thence by a right line
     due east to the boundary of the Provinces of Canter-
     bury and Westland; on the South-East by the Pro-
     vince of Canterbury; and on the North-west by the
     sea.

122. HAAST DISTRICT.
     Bounded on the North by the southern boundary
     of the Weheka District; on the South by the Pro-
     vince of Otago; on the East by the Province of
     Canterbury; and on the West by the sea.

PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY.

123. WAIPARA DISTRICT.
     BOUNDED on the North by the Hurunui; on the
     East by the sea; on the South by the River Waipara
     from the sea to the source of its southern branch;
     thence by a right line to the source of the River
     Ashley; thence along that river to the south-east
     boundary of pasturage run No. 235; thence by a
     straight line passing over the summit of Oxford Hill
     to the River Waimakariri, and by the south bank of
     the Waimakariri River; and on the West by a right
     line from the top of the saddle dividing the Hurunui
     from the Teremakau River, to the source of the
     River Poulter, following the western bank of that
     river to its confluence with the Waimakariri.

124. OXFORD DISTRICT.
     Bounded on the North and West by the Waipara
     District hereinbefore defined; on the East by the
     Sefton District, and by a true north and south line
     drawn through the trig. pole C. 29, on the south
     bank of the Waimakariri; on the South by the south
     bank of the Waimakariri.

125. SEFTON DISTRICT.
     Bounded on the North by the south bank of the
     River Waipara; on the East by the sea from the
     mouth of the Waipara to the mouth of the Ashley;
     on the South by the south bank of the Ashley from
     the sea to its confluence with the Okuku and the