474

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Pupuke Block, the road from Kaeo to Mangonui,
and the Unuhia Block, six thousand six hundred and
thirty-one (6631) links.

TUNAPOHEPOHE.

All that piece of land at Tureikura, in the District
of Bay of Islands, in the Provincial District of Auck-
land, known by the name of Tunapohepohe, contain-
ing by admeasurement two thousand one hundred and
seventy (2170) acres, or thereabouts. Bounded
towards the North by the sea; towards the East by
the sea; towards the South by land granted to E.
Bolger, one thousand four hundred and fifty (1450)
links, three hundred and twenty-five (325) links, one
hundred and four (104) links, one hundred and thirty-
five (135) links, one hundred and forty-six (146)
links, one hundred and seven (107) links, one hun-
dred and ninety-eight (198) links, two hundred and
eighty-nine (289) links, four hundred and sixty-six
(466) links, five hundred and thirty (530) links, four
hundred and eighty (480) links, one hundred and
forty-eight (148) links, one thousand two hundred
and seventy-five (1275) links, two hundred and two
(202) links, six hundred (600) links, three hundred
and seventy (370) links, two hundred and thirty (230)
links, four hundred and ninety (490) links, four hun-
dred and forty (440) links, and four hundred and
forty (440) links, by the sea, by land granted to J.
Barber one hundred and fifty (150) links, three
hundred and ninety (390) links, six hundred and
seventy (670) links, one hundred and five (105) links,
six hundred and twenty-five (625) links, six hundred
and fifty (650) links, four hundred (400) links, two
hundred (200) links, and one hundred and seventy-
five (175) links; again by the sea, by King's pro-
perty one hundred and eighty-one (181) links, six
hundred and ninety (690) links, one hundred and
forty (140) links, two hundred and ten (210) links, two
hundred and thirty-nine (239) links, one hundred and.
fifty-one (151) links, one hundred and seventy (170)
links, three hundred and thirteen (313) links, two
hundred and twelve (212) links, four hundred (400)
links, three hundred and twenty-five (325) links,
two hundred and ninety-nine (299) links, one hun-
dred and nineteen (119) links, and one thousand one
hundred and twenty (1120) links, by a stream, again
by King's property aforesaid one hundred and forty-
three (143) links, three hundred and thirteen (313)
links, one hundred and seventy-four (174) links,
three hundred and sixty-three (363) links, three
hundred and fifty-three (353) links, five hundred and
sixty-eight (568) links, five hundred and sixty-eight
(568) links, and two thousand two hundred and
thirty-eight (2238) links, by a stream, and again by
the said King's property eight hundred and eighty-
eight (888) links, one thousand six hundred and two
(1602) links, four hundred (400) links, four hundred
and one (401) links, three hundred and sixty-five
(365) links, three hundred and six (306) links, and
six hundred (600) links, and by a stream; and
towards the West by a stream and the Tureikura
Block, one thousand five hundred and forty (1540)
links, five thousand and fifty two (5052) links, three
thousand two hundred and twenty-eight (3228) links,
and one thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine
(1939) links.

(251) links, three hundred and ninety-seven (397)
links, one hundred and thirty-two (132) links, one
hundred and ninety-three (193) links, four hundred
and thirty-five (435) links, one hundred and seventy-
six (176) links, two hundred and eighty-six (286)
links, two hundred and forty-one (241) links, one
hundred and ninety-seven (197) links, two hundred
and eighty-three (283) links, one hundred and forty-
four (144) links, three hundred (300) links, two
hundred and fifty-four (254) links, two hundred and
eight (208) links, three hundred and fifty (350) links,
two hundred and forty-six (246) links, and four
hundred and forty-five (445) links, and by the
Ohaereite Creek; towards the South by lines six
hundred and fifty-eight (658) links, two hundred and
eighty-two (282) links, three hundred and thirty-
eight (338) links, eight hundred and forty-six (846)
links, five hundred and forty-three (543) links,
eight hundred and forty-six (846) links, three
hundred and three (303) links, seven hundred
and sixty-five (765) links, six hundred and forty-
five (645) links, five hundred and fifty-one (551)
links, four hundred and thirty-eight (438) links, four
hundred and seventy (470) links, nine hundred and
thirty-eight (938) links, eight hundred and ten (810)
links, nine hundred and two (902) links, and five
hundred and thirty (530) links; towards the West
by the Mangakorari Creek, by lines one hundred
(100) links, five hundred and fifty (550) links, four
hundred and seventy-three (473) links, five hundred
(500) links, four hundred and seventy-six (476) links,
two hundred and thirty-three (233) links, two hundred
and fifty-six (256) links, one thousand five hundred
and seven (1507) links, five hundred and sixty (560)
links, one hundred and eighty-six (186) links, three
hundred and fifteen (315) links, and four hundred
and fifty (450) links; the Waiopakonga Stream, a
Wahi Tapu, five hundred and twenty-two (522) links,
three hundred and eighty (380) links, seven hundred
and sixty (760) links, one hundred and seventy-four
(174) links, and one hundred and twenty (120) links,
the Otaua River, the Papakauri Block, five hundred
and sixty-five (565) links, five hundred (500) links,
and one thousand four hundred and eighteen (1418)
links, and by the Punakitere River; and towards the
North by the last-named river, excepting the Koha-
tutatanga Block; bounded towards the North-west
by the Arawhatatotara No. 2 Block, seven hundred
and seven (707) links; towards the East by the last-
named block, one hundred and fifty-seven (157) links,
and four hundred and eighty-nine (489) links; and
towards the South by the Otaua River before-
mentioned.

WAIHOANGA No. 2.

All that piece of land at Waitaroto, in the District
of Bay of Islands, in the Provincial District of Auck-
land, known by the name of Waihoanga No. 2, con-
taining by admeasurement four hundred and eighty
(480) acres, or thereabouts. Bounded towards the
North-west by the Waitaroto Block and the Wai-
hoanga River, thirteen thousand four hundred and
seventy-two (13472) links; towards the North by a
line, eight hundred and fifty (850) links; towards the
East by land granted to G. Clarke, thirteen thousand
six hundred and five (13605) links; towards the
South by the land last named, and land granted to
H. Hopkins, five thousand six hundred and fifty
(5650) links; and towards the West by lines and the
Waihoanga River, five thousand five hundred and
sixty-three (5563) links.

TE KARU.

All that piece of land at Okaihau, in the District of
Bay of Islands, in the Provincial District of Auck-
land, known by the name of Te Karu, containing by
admeasurement four hundred and seventeen (417)