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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

thousand four hundred and ten (26410) links;
towards the South-west by the Okahu Block, five
thousand five hundred and twenty-one (5521) links;
and towards the South-west by the Kaiawe Block,
five thousand four hundred and thirteen (5413) links,
and three thousand two hundred and eighty-four
(3284) links, and by lines two thousand four hundred
and sixty (2460) links, and two thousand one
hundred (2100) links, excepting the Wahi Tapu,
called Kaiaponui, containing sixteen (16) perches.

KARUHIRUHI.

All that piece or parcel of land at Wirinaki, in the
District of Hokianga, in the Province of Auckland
aforesaid, and called or known by the name of Karu-
hiruhi, containing by admeasurement five thousand
two hundred and eighty (5280) acres, more or less.
Bounded towards the North by lines commencing at
Kohuka, on the Wirinaki River, one thousand eight
hundred (1800) links, and three thousand four
hundred (3400) links to Mataronui; towards the
East by lines three hundred and twelve (312) links,
three hundred and eight (308) links, three hundred
and sixty-four (364) links, three hundred (300)
links, five hundred and five (505) links, and one
hundred and seventy-two (172) links to Tutetaua;
again towards the North by lines three thousand
one hundred and fifty (3150) links, three thousand
nine hundred and forty-six (3946) links, to the
Wharekauwhire River; towards the North-east by
the Wharekauwhire River, and by a line seven
thousand eight hundred and sixty-five (7865) links to
the Pukekoha; again towards the East by lines
elèven thousand three hundred and sixty-eight
(11368) links, fourteen thousand nine hundred and
seven (14907) links, three thousand four hundred
and seven (3407) links, seven hundred and thirty-
three (733) links, two hundred and sixty-five (265)
links, two hundred and fifty-four (254) links, five
hundred and sixty-six (566) links, two thousand
seven hundred and sixteen (2716) links, and one
hundred and ninety (190) links to the Wirinaki
River; towards the South by the Wirinaki River;
and towards the West by lines two thousand three
hundred and sixty (2360) links, two thousand four
hundred and forty (2440) links, two thousand two
hundred and eighty-five (2285) links, one thousand
five hundred and eighty-five (1585) links, three
thousand and sixty-six (3066) links, seven thousand
seven hundred and eight-one (7781) links, one thou-
sand three hundred and sixty-nine (1369) links, three
thousand six hundred and twelve (3612) links, nine
hundred and forty-six (946) links, five hundred and
thirty-three (533) links, six hundred and sixty-five
(665) links, two thousand one hundred and four
(2104) links, five thousand eight hundred and forty-
eight (5848) links, one thousand (1000) links, two
thousand four hundred (2400) links, five thousand
(5000) links, three thousand six hundred and fifty-five
(3655) links, and four thousand nine hundred and
seventy-two (4972) links, to Kohuku, the point first
mentioned.

PUNGAERE.

All that piece or parcel of land situate at Te Keri
Keri, in the Bay of Islands District, in the said Pro-
vince of Auckland, called or known by the name of
Pungaere, containing by admeasurement seven thou-
sand one hundred and eighty-four (7184) acres, more
or less, numbered 582N. Bounded towards the
North by land the property of Sarah King, two
thousand nine hundred and ninety-five (2995) links,
one thousand (1000) links, seven hundred and eighty-
one (781) links, and four hundred and twenty-six
(426) links, by Crown land five hundred and twenty-

two (522) links, eight hundred and thirty-nine (839)
links, eight hundred and thirty-two (832) links, seven
hundred and forty-three (743) links, five hundred
and ninety-four (594) links, three hundred and sixty-
six (366) links, nine hundred and thirty-eight (938)
links, six hundred and seventy-five (675) links, eight
hundred and seventy-six (876) links, and two thou-
sand nine hundred and twenty-five (2925) links, by
a stream and again by Crown land, five thousand
nine hundred and three (5903) links, two hundred
and twenty-seven (227) links, and five hundred and
eighty (580) links, by a stream and by the Kapiro
Creek; towards the East by Crown land, four hundred
and fifty (450) links, seven hundred (700) links, nine
hundred and fifty-six (956) links, seven hundred and
ninety (790) links, one thousand six hundred and
sixty-three (1663) links, two thousand two hundred
and twenty-two (2222) links, and two thousand two
hundred (2200) links; towards the South by the
Waipapa Creek, and by lines two thousand one hun-
dred and seventy-two (2172) links, three thousand
three hundred and seventeen (3317) links, by the
northerly edge of a swamp, and again by lines four
hundred and fifteen (415) links, one thousand five
hundred and twenty-six (1526) links, and eight hun-
dred and thirty-nine (839) links; towards the East,
by lines three thousand five hundred and fifty (3550)
links, four hundred and thirteen (413) links, six hundred
and fifty-three (653) links, six hundred and twenty-
nine (629) links, eight hundred and forty-five (845)
links, one thousand three hundred and eight (1308)
links, one thousand and twenty-five (1025) links,
one thousand seven hundred and thirty-two (1732)
links, and seven hundred and ninety-five (795) links;
by the Tarataratorua Creek by a line two hundred
and eighty-three (283) links; and towards the West,
by land the property of James Shepherd, one thou-
sand one hundred and eighty-five (1185) links, one
thousand four hundred and twenty (1420) links, five
hundred and eighty-six (586) links, and three hun-
dred and thirteen (313) links, and by Crown land
four thousand four hundred and eleven (4411) links,
six thousand three hundred and ninety-eight (6398)
links, seven hundred and eighty-nine (789) links,
two thousand four hundred and seventy-five (2475)
links, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight
(1958) links, six hundred and eighty-three (683)
links, seven hundred and thirty-one (731) links, one
thousand two hundred and ten (1210) links, seven
hundred and sixty-three (763) links, one thousand
and forty-six (1046) links, six hundred and sixty-two
(662) links, five hundred and forty-one (541) links,
two thousand and eighty-one (2081) links, eight
hundred and sixty-six (866) links, two hundred and
twenty-two (222) links, five hundred and twelve (512)
links, one thousand and eighty (1080) links, four
hundred and forty-nine (449) links, one thousand
two hundred and ninety-three (1293) links, one thou-
sand and seventy-four (1074) links, one thousand
eight hundred and forty-one (1841) links, and one
thousand two hundred and fifty-eight (1258) links.

TE PAPA.

All that piece of land situate at Te Kere Kere,
named Te Papa, containing one hundred and twenty-
seven (127) acres, more or less, the boundaries of
which are as follows:-Commencing at the boundary
line of the Government block known as Pukututu;
it then follows the Okura Creek until it empties
itself into the Keri Keri River; it follows that
river until it joins the Mangatawhai proper; from
thence until it meets at the commencing point at
the Pukututu boundary. The small island at the
entrance of the river (Te Korau) is included in this
purchase by the Government.