THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 95

WAINGAROMIA No. 3.
All that block or parcel of land in the Poverty
Bay District, in the Provincial District of Auckland,
containing by admeasurement 5,762 acres or there-
abouts, known by the name of Waingaromia No. 3.
Bounded on the North by the Waingaromia Block
and the Waingaromia No. 1 Block; thence on the
East by the Matai Stream and the Motumuka Stream;
thence on the South by the Motumate Stream and
the Waihora River; thence on the West by sub-
divisions Nos. 6 and 7 of the Haomatuku Block and
the Waingaromia Block to the starting point: as
delineated on a plan deposited in the Survey Office,
Gisborne. This block has passed the Native Land
Court.

WHAREKOPAE.
All that block or parcel of land in the Poverty
Bay District, in the Provincial District of Auckland,
containing by admeasurement 33,738 acres or there-
abouts, known by the name of Wharekopaе.
Bounded on the North by the Waikohu-Matawai
Block; thence on the East by the Hihiroa Block,
the Hihiroa Stream, the Okahuatiu No. 1 Block, and
the Wharekopae Stream; thence on the South by
the Okahuatiu No. 2 Block and the Hangaroa-
Matawai Block; thence on the West by a surveyed
line from the Hangaroa-Matawai Block to Mokonui-
o-rangi, thence by a straight surveyed line to Manga-
tapore, the starting point: as delineated on a plan
deposited in the Survey Office, Gisborne. This
block has not passed the Native Land Court.

WAIMATA NORTH.
All that block or parcel of land in the Poverty
Bay District, in the Provincial District of Auckland,
containing by admeasurement 15,870 acres or there-
abouts, known by the name of Waimata North.
Bounded on the North by the Arakihi Block, the
Mangarara Stream, and the Rangikohua Block;
thence on the East by the Mangapapa Block, the
Taumatarata Block, and the Whangara Block;
thence on the South by the Waimata East Block
and Te Kowhai Stream; thence on the West by the
Waimata River, the Waimata West Block, and the
Waihora No. 2 Block to the starting point: as
delineated on a plan deposited in the Survey Office,
Gisborne. This block has not passed the Native
Land Court.

WAIMATA EAST.
All that block or parcel of land in the Poverty
Bay District, in the Provincial District of Auckland,
containing by admeasurement 10,320 acres or there-
abouts, known by the name of Waimata East.
Bounded on the North by the Waimata River, Te
Kowhai Creek, and Waimata North Block; thence
on the East by the Whangara Block; thence on the
South by the Waimata South Block and the Manga-
orangi Creek; thence on the West again by the
Mangaorangi Creek and the Waimata River to the
starting point: as delineated on a plan deposited in
the Survey Office, Gisborne. This block has not
passed the Native Land Court.

WAIMATA SOUTH.
All that block or parcel of land in the Poverty
Bay District, in the Provincial District of Auckland,
containing by estimation 17,000 acres, more or less,
known by the name of Waimata South. Bounded
on the North by the Mangaorangi Creek and the
Waimata East Block; thence on the East by the
Whangara Block and Tawerawera Creek and Pouawa
Block; thence on the South by the Makahakaha
Creek and Waimata River; thence on the West by
the Waimata River to the starting point. This
block has not passed the Native Land Court.

WAIMATA WEST.
All that block or parcel of land in the Poverty
Bay District, in the Provincial District of Auckland,
containing by admeasurement 10,569 acres or there-
abouts, known by the name of Waimata West.
Bounded on the North by surveyed lines from the
mouth of Tapuitau Creek to the junction of the
Hukanui Creek with Te Mini Creek, thence by sur-
veyed lines to Pukenohi, thence by surveyed lines to
Makiri and by the Waihora No. 2 Block and Wai-
mata North Block; thence on the East by the
Waimata North Block, the Mangahouka Creek, and
Waimata River; thence on the South by the Manga-
tupehau Creek and surveyed line to Te Kopa-a-
Tuaki; thence on the West by the Ngakaroa Block
and Mangataikehu Creek to the starting point: as
delineated on a plan deposited in the Survey Office,
Gisborne. This block has not passed the Native
Land Court.

MANGATOKERAU.
All that block or parcel of land in the Poverty
Bay District, in the Provincial District of Auckland,
containing by admeasurement 6,956 acres or there-
abouts, known by the name of Mangatokerau.
Bounded on the North by the Tauwhareparae Block;
thence on the East by the Uawa River; thence on
the South by the Mangaheia No. 2 Block; thence on
the West by the Te Marunga Block to the starting
point: as delineated on a plan deposited in the
Survey Office, Napier. This block has not passed the
Native Land Court.

TE PARITU.
All that block or parcel of land in the Poverty
Bay District, in the Provincial District of Auckland,
containing by admeasurement 12,142 acres or there-
abouts, known by the name of Te Paritu. Bounded
on the North by surveyed line from Whakamaumau
te Wharerata, thence by the Whareongaonga Native
Reserve; thence on the East by the sea to Takararoa;
thence on the South by the Takararoa Block and
surveyed lines from the Waiau River to Te Puni;
thence on the West by the Nuhaka Block and sur-
veyed lines, from Huiera to Ahimanawa and Whaka-
maumau, the starting point: as delineated on a plan
deposited in the Survey Office, Gisborne. This block
has not passed the Native Land Court.

WAIKOHU NORTH, OR POUTUTU.
All that block or parcel of land in the Poverty
Bay District, in the Provincial District of Auckland,
containing by estimation 10,000 acres or thereabouts.
Bounded on the East by Puhatikotiko Block from
Waikohu River to Wheao Stream; on the North by
Wheao from the last point to its source, thence by
Ngamangatawa to Te Mairi, thence through Puapa-
te-Rangiriri near its source; on the West it descends
the Rangiriri to its junction with Waikohu; on the
South by Waikohu River, from junction with Rangi-
riri to the first point. This block has not passed the
Native Land Court.

MAUNGAWARU.
All that block or parcel of land in the Waiapu
District, in the Provincial District of Auckland, con-
taining by estimation 15,000 acres or thereabouts,
known by the name of Maungawaru. Bounded as
follows: Commencing at Te Whakaouwai, thence to
Te Manukaioneone, thence by the line of Waitahaia
to the Motu River; thence by Te Putihi, Kokopu-
matoara, Pongawhakairo, Kauaeoteparaca, Mangao-
atu, Mangaehu, Mangaratata, Te Mata; thence to
Whakoauwai, the starting point. This block has not
passed the Native Land Court.

MATAHIIA.
All that block or parcel of land in the Waiapu
District, in the Provincial District of Aukland, con-