THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 97

TE ROTO.
All that block or parcel of land in the Waiapu
District, in the Provincial District of Auckland, con-
taining by admeasurement 1,132 acres or thereabouts,
known by the name of Te Roto. Bounded on the
North by the Wainakia River; thence on the East
by the Horehore Block; thence on the South by the
Mata River; thence on the West by the Te Roto
Stream, Te Angaanga Block, and Korakonui Block
to the starting point: as delineated on a plan de-
posited in the Survey Office, Gisborne. This block
has passed the Native Land Court.

HOREHORE.
All that block or parcel of land in the Waiapu
District, in the Provincial District of Auckland, con-
taining by admeasurement 1,171 acres or thereabouts,
known by the name of Horehore. Bounded on the
North by the Wainakia River; thence on the East
by the Mata River; thence on the South again by
the Mata River; thence on the West by the Te Roto
Block to the starting point: as delineated on a plan
deposited in the Survey Office, Gisborne. This
block has passed the Native Land Court.

TE ANGAANGA.
All that block or parcel of land in the Waiapu
District, in the Provincial District of Auckland, con-
taining by admeasurement 1,120 acres or thereabouts,
known by the name of Te Angaanga. Bounded on
the North by the Arawhawhati Block and the
Korakonui Block; thence on the East by Te Roto
Block and Te Roto Stream; thence on the South by
the Mata River and Mangaoawhiroa Creek; thence
on the West by the Whakaironui Block to the start-
ing point: as delineated on a plan deposited in the
Survey Office, Gisborne. This block has not passed
the Native Land Court.

TUTUTOHORA.
All that block or parcel of land in the Waiapu
District, in the Provincial District of Auckland, con-
taining by estimation 5,000 acres or thereabouts,
known by the name of Tututohora. Bounded as
follows: Commencing at Tarere, thence to Karaka-
tuwhero River, thence to Tahunutapu, thence to Te
Wharariki, thence to Arataha, thence to Tauranga-
koao, thence to Papaeo, Te Waihirere, Iwitea,
Uretehe, Waiotekuri, Kiritahi, Makariki, Oreteiti,
Te Horo-a-Ruapohutukia, Te Piko, thence outwards
to Pukehou, Taumata-o-Manukiwi, Taopuku, Pari-
whaiti, Te Puia, Turiwaea, Te Hau o Te Whaiti, and
thence to Tarere, the starting point. This block has
not passed the Native Land Court.

PUKEAMARU.
All that block or parcel of land in the Waiapu
District, in the Provincial District of Auckland, con-
taining by estimation 5,000 acres or thereabouts,
known by the name of Pukeamaru. Bounded as
follows: Commencing at Tatau o Rangiriri, thence
runs into the Karakatuwhero River; thence out-
wards by Te Ratatepiko, Tawaroa, Mokota, Te
Rueke, Te Waiwhero, Taniwhanui, Pureotuhituhi,
Te Horoa, Te Aokirimanga, Waiorakai, Parinui,
Oruatahania, Matapu, Mangatarata, Kotare, Take-
take, Pakarae, Moanakarapu, Maihitukua, Otawhao,
Wairenga, Otahuuma, Te Reretotara, Ouhenga,
Makariki, Te Pukemauri, Tamanuhiri, Okea,
Hokianga, Te Whakatuaika, Te Waiaraho, Te Kaka-
maurea, Te Mai, thence to Tatau-o-Rangiriri, the
starting point. This block has not passed the Native
Land Court.

TAUWHARETOI.
All that block or parcel of land in the Upper
Wairoa District, in the Provincial District of Auck-
land, containing by admeasurement 60,680 acres or
thereabouts, known by the name of Tauwharetoi.
Bounded on the North and East by the Hangaroa
River; thence on the South by the Ruakituri River;
thence on the West by the Tuahu Block, thence by
surveyed lines from Kakahu-o-Murau to Puke-
manuku, thence by the Ponui Creek to the starting
point: as delineated on a plan deposited in the
Survey Office, Auckland. This block has passed the
Native Land Court.

TUAHU.
All that block or parcel of land in the Upper
Wairoa District, in the Provincial District of Auck-
land, containing by admeasurement 10,852 acres or
thereabouts, known by the name of Tuahu. Bounded
on the North by the Makokomuka Stream; thence
on the East by the Tauwharetoi Block; thence on
the South and West by the Ruakituri River to the
starting point: as delineated on a plan deposited in
the Survey Office, Auckland. This block has passed
the Native Land Court.

HANGAROA-MATAWAI NO. 1.
All that block or parcel of land in the Upper
Wairoa District, in the Provincial District of Auck-
land, containing by admeasurement 4,200 acres or
thereabouts, known by the name of Hangaroa-Mata-
wai No. 1. Bounded on the North by Okahuatiu
No. 2 Block; thence on the East by the Patutahi
Block; thence on the South by the Hangaroa River;
thence on the West by the Papokeka Stream and the
Hangaroa-Matawai Block: as delineated on a plan
deposited in the Survey Office, Auckland. This
block has passed the Native Land Court.

WHAKAONGAONGA.
All that block or parcel of land in the Upper
Wairoa District, in the Provincial District of Auck-
land, containing by admeasurement 18,640 acres or
thereabouts, known by the name of Whakaongaonga.
Bounded on the North by the Hangaroa River, the
Patutahi Block, and the Waimata Native Reserve;
thence on the East by surveyed lines from Whaka-
ongaonga to Te Pahanga-o-te-Kanawhiti; thence on
the South by surveyed lines to Kokohuikahawai and
Te Haka-o-Tumakokiri; thence on the West by
surveyed lines to Te Ahimanu, and thence by the
Waiau Block and the Kaikoura Stream to its junc-
tion with the Hangaroa River, the starting point: as
delineated on a plan deposited in the Survey Office,
Auckland. This block has passed the Native Land
Court.

WAIHAU.
All that block or parcel of land in the Upper
Wairoa District, in the Provincial District of Auck-
land, containing by admeasurement 13,800 acres, or
thereabouts, known by the name of Waihau.
Bounded on the North by the Hangaroa River;
thence on the East by the Kaikoura Stream and the
Whakaongaonga Block; thence on the South again
by the Whakaongaonga Block and the Mangaotara
Stream; thence on the West by the Hangaroa River
to the starting point: as delineated on a plan deposited
in the Survey Office, Auckland. This block has
passed the Native Land Court.

MURIMOTU.
All that block or parcel of land in the Whanganui
District, in the Provincial District of Wellington,
containing by estimation 300,000 acres or there-
abouts, and bounded as follows: Commencing at a
place called Panemango, thence in a north-easterly
direction to Namunui, thence in a straight line to
Ngawaka, thence to Tikirere, thence to Moawhango,
thence in a north-westerly direction to Orongotama,
thence to Huriwaka, thence to Te Puau-o-Mangaio,
thence to Paripokai, thence in a south-westerly