APRIL 1.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 417

WAIPouA BLOCK.
A. R. P. | £ s. d.
79 | 291 0 0 | 145 10 0
80 | 259 0 0 | 129 10 0
81 | 283 0 0 | 141 10 0
82 | 282 0 0 | 141 0 0

RANGITUMAU BLOCK.
135 | 189 0 0 | 94 10 0
157 | 80 3 24 | 40 10 0
176 | 322 0 0 | 161 0 0
177 | 296 0 0 | 148 0 0
178 | 149 1 24 | 74 15 0
179 | 282 0 32 | 141 5 0
180 | 291 2 0 | 145 15 0
181 | 253 0 0 | 126 10 0
182 | 206 0 0 | 103 0 0
183 | 104 2 0 | 52 5 0
184 | 93 0 32 | 46 15 0
185 | 132 0 0 | 66 0 0
186 | 104 0 0 | 52 0 0
187 | 105 2 0 | 52 15 0
188 | 123 2 0 | 61 15 0
189 | 120 0 0 | 60 0 0
190 | 107 2 32 | 54 0 0
191 | 109 2 0 | 54 15 0
192 | 97 0 0 | 48 10 0
193 | 86 0 0 | 43 0 0
194 | 76 0 0 | 38 0 0
195 | 170 0 0 | 85 0 0
196 | 293 0 0 | 146 10 0
197 | 176 3 24 | 88 10 0
198 | 264 0 0 | 132 0 0

EAST COAST DISTRICT.—PAHAUA BLOCK.
267 | 445 0 33 | 222 15 0
268, Part 1 | 365 1 16 | 182 15 0
" " 2 | 413 0 32 | 206 15 0
269 | 294 0 18 | 147 5 0
270 | 413 0 18 | 206 15 0
271 | 453 0 0 | 226 10 0
272 | 393 1 0 | 196 15 0
273 | 488 0 0 | 244 0 0
274 | 300 0 0 | 150 0 0
275 | 624 0 0 | 312 0 0
276 | 358 0 0 | 179 0 0
277 | 495 0 15 | 247 15 0
278 | 586 1 24 | 293 5 0
279 | 561 0 0 | 280 10 0
280, Part 1 | 431 0 0 | 215 10 0
" " 2 | 394 0 0 | 197 0 0
281 " 1 | 484 0 0 | 242 0 0
" " 2 | 456 0 0 | 228 0 0
282 " 1 | 575 0 0 | 287 10 0
" " 2 | 265 0 0 | 132 10 0
283 " 1 | 513 0 0 | 256 10 0
" " 2 | 747 0 0 | 373 10 0
284 " 1 | 346 0 0 | 173 0 0
" " 2 | 378 0 0 | 189 0 0
" 285 | 476 0 0 | 238 0 0
286, Part 1 | 300 0 0 | 150 0 0
" " 2 | 382 0 0 | 191 0 0
287 " 1 | 402 0 0 | 201 0 0
" " 2 | 393 3 39 | 197 0 0
" 288 | 505 0 0 | 252 10 0
289, Part 1 | 444 0 0 | 222 0 0
" " 2 | 256 0 0 | 128 0 0
290 " 1 | 435 0 0 | 217 10 0
" " 2 | 514 0 0 | 257 0 0
291 " 1 | 617 0 0 | 308 10 0
" " 2 | 536 0 0 | 268 0 0
292 " 1 | 478 0 0 | 239 0 0
" " 2 | 423 0 0 | 211 10 0
293 " 1 | 426 0 0 | 213 0 0
" " 2 | 394 0 0 | 197 0 0
" 294 | 640 0 0 | 320 0 0
295, Part 1 | 464 0 0 | 232 0 0
" " 2 | 488 0 0 | 244 0 0

WHAREAMA BLOCK.
863 | 634 0 30 | 317 5 0
873 | 516 3 31 | 258 10 0
875 | 572 0 0 | 286 0 0
877 | 515 3 16 | 258 0 0
878 | 434 1 37 | 217 5 0
879 | 534 0 14 | 267 5 0

WHAREAMA BLOCK—continued.
A. R. P. | £ s. d.
880 | 559 3 20 | 280 0 0
885 | 262 0 28 | 131 5 0
886 | 227 1 11 | 113 15 0
887 | 186 2 0 | 93 5 0
888 | 60 0 0 | 30 0 0
895 | 195 2 9 | 98 0 0
896 | 215 1 25 | 107 15 0
897 | 260 1 38 | 130 5 0
898 | 276 2 0 | 138 5 0
899 | 264 1 33 | 132 5 0

AWHEA BLOCK.
189, Part 1 | 340 3 24 | 170 10 0
" " 2 | 396 2 16 | 198 10 0
194 | 587 0 12 | 293 15 0
195 | 616 2 27 | 308 10 0
196 | 579 3 1 | 290 0 0
203 | 487 3 34 | 244 0 0

WAITOTARA DISTRICT.
63 | 208 0 0 | 104 0 0
66 | 258 0 0 | 129 0 0
67 | 319 0 0 | 159 10 0
70 | 267 0 0 | 133 10 0
71 | 220 0 0 | 110 0 0
72 | 290 0 0 | 145 0 0
74 | 313 0 0 | 156 10 0
75 | 238 0 0 | 119 0 0

Jos. G. Holdsworth,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Sale of 73,950 Acres of Rural Lands, Land District of Auckland.

Crown Lands Office,
Auckland, 1st March, 1880.

I HEREBY notify that the rural lands mentioned in the Schedule hereunder will be offered for sale by public auction, at the Courthouse, Clyde, on Tuesday, the 6th day of April next, at the hour of 12 o'clock noon.

D. A. Tole,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

SCHEDULE.

WAIROA CONFISCATED BLOCK, NEAR HAWKE’S BAY,
OPOTIKI SURVEY DISTRICT.
A R P. | £ s. d.
29 | 1,195 0 0 | 298 15 0
30 | 986 0 0 | 246 10 0
32 | 1,085 0 0 | 271 5 0

TARAMARAMA SURVEY DISTRICT.
22 | 1,561 0 0 | 390 5 0
23 | 1,636 2 0 | 409 2 6
25 | 1,005 0 0 | 251 5 0
27 | 837 0 0 | 209 5 0
33 | 1,636 2 0 | 409 2 6
34 | 1,561 0 0 | 390 5 0
35 | 1,650 2 0 | 412 12 6
122 | 169 0 0 | 169 0 0
123 | 169 0 0 | 169 0 0
125 | 713 0 0 | 178 5 0

The Wairoa Confiscated Block, situated between the Rivers Wairoa and Waiau, is distant from Clyde, the port of the Wairoa, some 4½ miles, and is connected with it by a good dray road. The land open for sale on this block consists of the back portion, and has been subdivided into lots of areas above indicated. The quality of the soil is everywhere good, and is generally covered with a dense growth of fern and tutu on the hills, with deep gullies generally with bush in them, and plentifully supplied with water. The surface is formed of a series of ridges, averaging some 1,200 feet high, with little or no level land. It is, however, well adapted for small sheep runs. The bush found in the gullies is generally light, consisting principally of kowhai, titoki, tawa, and a little totara and rimu here and