THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1397

hou No. 5L Block: as delineated on a plan deposited
in the office of the Deputy Inspector of Surveys,
Wellington. This block has passed the Native
Land Court.

PUKEHOU No. 5E.

All that parcel of land in the Otaki District, in
the Provincial District of Wellington, containing by
estimation 1,000 acres or thereabouts, known by the
name of Pukehou No. 5E. Bounded on the North
by the Pukehou No. 5A Block; on the East by
Crown land; on the South by the Waihoanga
No. 3D Block; and on the West by the Pukehou
Nos. 5B, 5C, and 5D Blocks: as delineated on the
plan deposited in the office of the Deputy Inspector
of Surveys, Wellington. This block has passed the
Native Land Court.

WAIHOANGA No. 2A.

All that parcel of land in the Otaki District, in
the Provincial District of Wellington, containing
by estimation 880 acres or thereabouts, known by
the name of Waihoanga No. 2A. Bounded on the
North by the Waihoanga No. 3A Block; on the
East by the Waihoanga No. 2B Block; on the South
by the Waihoanga No. 1A. Block; and on the West
by Native lands: as delineated on a plan deposited
in the office of the Deputy Inspector of Surveys,
Wellington. This block has passed the Native
Land Court.

WAIHOANGA No 2B.

All that parcel of land in the Otaki District, in
the Provincial District of Wellington, containing
by estimation 1,410 acres or thereabouts, known
by the name of Waihoanga No. 2B. Bounded on
the North by the Waihoanga No. 3C Block; on
the East by Crown land; on the South by the
Waihoanga No. 1C Block; and on the West by the
Waihoanga No. 2A Block: as delineated on a plan
deposited in the office of the Deputy Inspector of
Surveys, Wellington. This block has passed the
Native Land Court.

WAIHOANGA No. 3D.

All that parcel of land in the Otaki District, in
the Provincial District of Wellington, containing
by estimation 1,503 acres or thereabouts, known by
the name of Waihoanga No. 3D. Bounded on the
North by the Pukehou Nos. 5L, 5D, and 5E Blocks;
on the East by Crown land; on the South by the
Waihoanga No. 3C Block; and on the West by the
Waihoanga No. 3B Block: as delineated on a plan
deposited in the office of the Deputy Inspector of
Surveys, Wellington. This block has passed the
Native Land Court.

WAIHOANGA No. 4.

All that parcel of land in the Otaki District, in
the Provincial District of Wellington, containing by
estimation 10,050 acres or thereabouts, known by the
name of Waihoanga No. 4. Bounded on the North
by the Waihoanga No. 1B and No. 1C Blocks; on the
East by the Tararua Range; and on the South by a
straight line to the junction of the Waiotauru River
with the Otaki River, thence by the Otaki River to
the commencing point: as delineated on a plan de-
posited in the office of the Deputy Inspector of
Surveys, Wellington. This block has passed the
Native Land Court.

WAIRARAPA.

All that parcel of land in the Otaki District, in
the Provincial District of Wellington, containing by
estimation 5,038 acres or thereabouts, known by the
name of Wairarapa. Bounded on the North by the
Otaki River to its junction with the Waiotauru River,
thence by a straight line to the Tararua Range; on
the East by the Tararua Range; on the South by the
Ngakaroro Nos. 1B, 1C, and 1A Blocks; and on the
South-west by Te Waha o te Marangai Block: as
delineated on a plan deposited in the office of the
Deputy Inspector of Surveys, Wellington. This
block has passed the Native Land Court.

TOTARA No. 3.

All that parcel of land in the Manawatu District, in
the Provincial District of Wellington, containing by
estimation 355 acres or thereabouts, known by the
name of Totara No. 3. Bounded towards the North-
east by the Totara No. 2 Block; towards the East
by the Oturoa Block; towards the South by the
Manawatu-Kukutauaki No. 7D Block; and towards
the West by the Whirokino Block: as delineated on
a plan deposited in the office of the Deputy Inspector
of Surveys, Wellington. This block has passed the
Native Land Court.

TAKAPU No. 2.

All that parcel of land in the Manawatu District,
in the Provincial District of Wellington, containing
by estimation 276 acres or thereabouts, known by the
name of Takapu No. 2. Bounded towards the North
by the Aratangata Block, by Native land, and Mana-
watu-Kukutauaki No. 3 Block; towards the East
by other part of said Manawatu-Kukutauaki No. 3
Block; and towards the South by the Takapu No. 1
Block: as delineated on a plan deposited in the
office of the Deputy Inspector of Surveys, Wellin-
ton. This block has passed the Native Land Court.

NGAWHAKANGUTU No. 2.

All that parcel of land in the Otaki District, in
the Provincial District of Wellington, containing by
estimation 4,335 acres or thereabouts, known by the
name of Ngawhakangutu No. 2. Bounded towards
the North by the Ngakaroro No. 2A Block; towards
the South by the Maunganui and Ngarara Blocks;
and towards the West by the Ngawhakangutu No. 1
Block: as delineated on a plan deposited in the office
of the Deputy Inspector of Surveys, Wellington.
This block has passed the Native Land Court.

MAUNGANUI.

All that parcel of land situated at Waikanae, in
the Otaki District, in the Provincial District of Wel-
ington, containing by admeasurement 19,600 acres or
thereabouts, known by the name of Maunganui,
being part of Te Ngarara Block. Bounded towards
the South by the north-western boundary of the
Waikanae Block, commencing at the south-eastern
corner of Tupe’s Claim, and bearing magnetic East to
the Tararua Range; towards the North-west by the
western boundary of Tupe’s claim to its intersection
with a line running from Toheaumu to Kapakapanui
Trig. Station; towards the North by the production
of said line from Toheaumu to Kapakapanui Trig.
Station; towards the West by a line running from
Kapakapanui Trig. Station to Puke Atua, being the
south-western corner of the Ngatiraukawa Claim;
towards the North by the Ngawhakangutu No. 2 and
by the Tararua Blocks to the Tararua Range; and
towards the South-east by a line running along the
summit of the Tararua Range to its intersection with
the southern boundary line of the block: as delineated
on a plan deposited in the office of the Deputy In-
spector of Surveys, Wellington. This block has
passed the Native Land Court