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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

raka Te Amohau, Huta
Tangihia, Niheta Kai-
para, Pererika Kiekie,
Arama Karaka Moko-
nuiarangi, Poia Te
Ririapu, Te Otimi Mi-
kaere, Te Hirata Te
Tira, Eparaina Ue-
nuku, and Reha Paerau | Kaingaroa No. 3, near
Karatia | Commences at Te Aruhetawiri, and
goes along by the boundary of Kai-
ngaroa No. 1, to Te Anaaruri, Te
Korokoro-o-te-Matahi, Te Ahiwhaka-
mura, and the boundary of Ngatitahu,
then turns to Tokiamanga, turns
again, and goes on to Mangaharakeke,
Okohana, Kaitaha, Ngangatukura,
Te Ruatoto, Te Whatakai, Te Pou-
rewa, Te Kakahuoteritenga, and Te
Upukookuramurua, thence by the
boundary of Te Pokohu to the com-
mencement | |
| Kamariera Heretaunga, Heretaunga Wetini, Ihaia Te Waru, Morihi Paurini, and Hama-
hona | Paeroa East, near Kai-
ngaroa | Commences at Te Wairapukao, at the
peg of No. 2, and goes on to the
Eastward side of Te Punatakahi,
thence to the Northern side of Te
Kohatuwhakairi, then turns towards
the West to Takaiaute, and the source
of Wharekauanga, thence by that
river to Waiotapu, Kopuhurihuri, Te
Rotongata, Te Awakakahi, Kakara-
rauhe and the Waikato River, thence
to Te Kete, Whakakopa, the mouth
of the Torepatutahi River, and the
boudary of No. 2, then goes along by
that boundary to Mangatete, Te
Paotekotinga, Otonga, Oeriaraorao,
and thence to the commencement | |
| Takerei Ruha, Te Kepa
Ngahuruhuru, Aporo
Te Whareauahi, and
others | Paeroa East, near Kai-
ngaroa No. 1 | Commences at the mouth of the Waio-
tapu River, and goes on towards the
East by the Waiotapu River to its
source, and Mangakokomuka, then
turns and goes on towards the South
to the source of the Waitehoahi
River, Te Korokorootehuatahi, Te
Ahiwhakamura, Te Punatakahi, and
Te Wairapukao, turns again and
goes on towards the West by the
boundary of Kaingaroa No. 2, to
Oiraraorao, and the source of the
Torepatutahi River, then goes along
by that river to its mouth, thence to
the commencing point | |
| Niheta Kaipara, Mikaere
Te Wharerau, Huta
Tangihia, Arama Ka-
raka Mokonuiarangi,
Tamira Paerau, Karora,
Raimona, Porione Ta-
ngihia, Hataraka Te
Amohau, Tumakoha
Te Whana, Poia Te
Ririapu, Reha Paerau,
Petera Paerau, Ware-
tini Paurini, Henare
Rangimotai, Hone
Ngamare, Pateriki Te
Tai, Morihi Paurini,
Nikora Te Tuhi, and
Otimi Mikaere | Te Pokohu, near Kai-
ngaroa | Commences at Te Umukaraka, and goes
on to Te Iwituaroa, Te Waihinahina,
Te Rangaamaka, Motukura, and Te
Aruhetawiri, then turns and goes on
to Ngamotu, Te Pakipakiorohi, Te
Tapapatangaowharawhara, Te Kana-
kana and Te Upukookuramurua,
turns again, and goes on to Waika-
kario, Te Piripiri, Te Parengawaka,
Te Tauahape and the boundary of
Ngarararua, thence by a line to the
commencement | |

The maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed can be seen at the office of the Native Land Court, Tauranga.

HE PANUITANGA I RARO I TE TURE WHENUA MAORI, 1873-74.

Ki nga tangata e whai take ana ki te whenua kia mohiotia ai te wahi me te ra e tu ai te Kooti hei
whakawa i o ratou take.

NA, he Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai, ko a te nohoanga o te Kooti Whenua Maori i whakaritea nei
kia tu ki Te Matata, a te 6 o nga ra o Hepetema, 1879, te whakawakia ai te take a nga tangata no
ratou nga ingoa e mau nei i te rarangi tuatahi i raro nei, ki nga piihi whenua e mau nei i te rarangi
tuarua Ko nga tangata katoa e whai tikanga ana mo aua whenua me haere ki reira.