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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Block, Parinuitera, thence to Te Upoko o Paea, thence to Te Rakauwhakatangitangi, thence to Te Kahika, thence following the Waiau River to Tamanuhiri Opupu, thence to Mangahouhouriki, thence following the survey line of the Takararoa Block to Takapaukura, thence to Hamoringa, the starting point. This block has not passed the Native Land Court.

PUKERANGIORA.
All that parcel of land in the District of Waiapu, in the Provincial District of Auckland, known by the name of Pukerangiora, containing by estimation 7,000 acres or thereabouts. Boundaries: Commencing at Te Raoraopoto, thence to Te Poti a te Whawhai, thence to Tapatahi, thence across to the Awatere River, thence to Te Pohatuturua, thence to Poriwhero, thence to Mahaki, thence to Kapitepuni, thence following the stream Te Aote Koeae, thence to Papataia, thence to Mangataiko, thence to Te Kahika, thence to Te Waihoru, thence to Raoraopoto, the starting point. This block has not passed the Native Land Court.

TE UMUHAKU.
All that parcel of land in the District of Nuhaka, in the Provincial District of Auckland, known by the name of Te Umuhaku, containing by estimation 3,000 acres or thereabouts. Boundaries: Commencing at Te Pahio Ruapani, Te Kahika o Kinaki, thence to Hamia, thence to Mangakaiwharangi, thence to Takapu o te Atakahaia, thence to Hinetama, thence to Te Whakamarumaru, thence to Te Weranga o Taruarua, thence to Kakewahine, thence to Te Pohatu a Taruna, thence to Takaratua, thence to Te Kaiawhi Tirohanga, thence to Te Pahi o Ruapani, the starting point. This block has not passed the Native Land Court.

KOKOMUKA.
All that parcel of land situate in the District of

Waiapu, in the Provincial District of Auckland known by the name of Kokomuka, containing by estimation 5,000 acres or thereabouts. Boundaries: Commencing at Kokomuka, thence South to Taumata-o-te-Amorakau, thence to Telhu-o-Paka, thence to Tipi-a-Rongomaitapu, thence to Taumata-o-Konohi, thence to Taraingahuata, thence to Mangawhero, thence following the creek to Oweka, thence to Te Wai-a-Raho, thence to Te Mai, thence to Te Kakamaire, thence to Te Ahoroa, thence to Mara-a-te-Atua, thence to Te Ruataiko, thence to Powhatu-a-Hinetauria, thence to Arikirua, thence to Papaeo, thence to Tapu-a-Kareao, thence to Taurangakoau, thence to Manga-mate, thence to Te Motumotu, thence to Arataha, thence to Pakihau, thence to Te Orangiura, thence to Wai-o-nga-Kuri, thence to Te Puru-o-Tautu, thence to Te Karetu, thence to Te Koiwi, thence to Te Arataua, thence to Wairakai, thence to Te Papahapu, thence to Tuae-o-te-Rangitikei, thence to Kokomuka, the starting point. This block has not passed the Native Land Court.

MAUNGAKARETU.
All that parcel of land in the District of Wanganui, in the Provincial District of Wellington, known by the name of Maungakaretu, containing by estimation 100,000 acres or thereabouts. Bounded on the West by the Whangaehu River; on the North by the southern boundary of the land called Murimotu, already notified as under negotiation; on the East by the Turakina River; and on the South by the Ohau-moko and Mangamahu Blocks. This block has not passed the Native Land Court.

As witness the hand of his Excellency the Governor, this twenty-third day of July, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine.

JOHN SHEEHAN.
By Authority: GEORGE DIDSBURY, Government Printer, Wellington.