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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 35

Tumapuhia, Hutihutiupoko, Tuatakoareare,
Ngatokohitu, goes on and crosses to the
South to Te Wharekoko, turns towards the
sea, thence to Te Taumata Kaikoura, and
Tataramoanui, turns then towards the East,
and goes on to Whangaiowha, the com-
mencement. |
| Warena Te Ra, Karanama Te
Ra, Horima Mutuahi, Re-
nata Hiha, Hamahona Mu-
tuahi, and Rota Moea | Tawaroa, near Masterton.... | Commences at Rongohukepo, and goes on to
Otuporoa, Tutaekiore, Rakautuahiwi, Ran-
gitahuahua, Te Kaiwhakaikaika, Matapa,
and Ohukepo. |
| Ihaia Te Whakamairu, Hori
Karaka, Wirihana Te Oioi,
Paora Potangaroa, Karai-
tiana Whakarato, and others | Poroutawhao Reserve, near
Rangiwhakaoma | Bounded on the North by Otukai; on the
West by Te Aruheateumutahi; on the
South by Parae; and on the South-east by
Te Rerenga. |
| Eribapeti Whakamairu, Ka-
raitiana Korou, and Tamati
Te Kokori | Te Punanga, part of Te
Weraiti, near Masterton,
Wairarapa | Commences at Mangahinahina, and goes on to
Te Hei-a-Tamakaikino, Te Pukonohi, Te
Ahititi, Poha, Pariwhaiti, Te Ngakau, and
Taueru, goes along in Taueru to the Govern-
ment boundary, thence to Puketoro, thence
along on the Government boundary to Te
Roto, thence to Wangaehu, thence down to
Urungaapaeakau, then along in the Wa-
gaehu to Mangahinahina. |
| Ihaia Whamairu and Hori
Karaka | Ngatamatea Reserve, near
Masterton | Bounded on the North by Ngatamatea, con-
taining 5 acres, and on the East, South, and
West by Section No. 365. |
| Erihapeti Whakamairu, Reti-
mana Korou, Karaitiana
Korou, Thaia Whakamairu,
Piripi, Iharaira, and others | Ngahakurere, near Master-
ton | Commences on the South at Te Ahiokaraka,
and goes towards the West to Ototo, Te
Raho-o-Tarawa, Te Waiotongahake, Te
Upoko-o-Waikaraka, thence to the centre of
Waipawa, thence to Punanga-o-Purupuru,
Whangaimokopuna and Opoki, turns in
Wainuioru and goes on to Maherua, Te
Kuha-o-Kura, Takanga-o-Pahau, Te Kaira-
ga, Ruairo and the mouth of the Kaha-
kaha, turns and goes along on the boundary
of Piripi to Taumata-o-Tahuahua, Te Umuo-
kaikore, Hinetaumau, Te Paopo, Te Ahi-
manu-o-te-Kumuoterangi, Te Anaparera, Te
Pahuri, Tanoawairaka, Waihora, and Te
Ahiokaraka, where it ends. |
| Erihapeti Whakamairu, Reti-
mana Korou, Henare Nga-
kuku, Hapeti Te Hopu, and
others | Hikurangi, near Masterton | Commences at the mouth of the Otamariki,
and goes on to Te Papa-a-Kahukura, Te
Parapara, Te Pahuri, Te Papa-a-Whaka-
muhu, Te Kokoti-a-Hinekonakihau, Hiku-
rangi, and Te Rereamono, turns here to-
wards the South and goes on to Moepuku
and Otamariki, where it ends. |
| W. Whatakorari, Te Kahu-
o-terangi, Hikatoa, and Te
Koro | Opaku, a Native Reserve at
the mouth of the Pahaoa | Commences at the mouth of the Pahaoa and
goes along the beach to Te Umumango,
turns in the river and goes up to the Opuku
ridge, then goes over on the other side to
Te Paatewhata and Pahaoa, turns here and
goes along in that river to its mouth, the
commencement. |
| Hanita Arama, Ani Marakaia,
Raima Rahui, Anaru, Tuho-
kairangi, Tiriti Purakau,
Hiria Taukuta, Ringi Nga-
tuere, Akenehi Tutere, Ara-
pera Katene, Ruta Wai-
mataotao, Rawinia Arama,
Hakaraia, Himiona Wi, and
others | Te Weraiti, near Masterton,
Wairarapa | Commences at Ngakopuatoko, and goes on to
Te Koara, Te Arohata, and Makawhiu, turns
here and goes to Ngakanohi-o-Tohi, Te
Whakaumu, and Te Pakaraka, turns again
and goes on to Mangahinahina, Ahititi, Te
Whakaumu, Te Rere-a-Makawhiu, Te
Tawai, and Taueru, then goes up Taueru,
and on to Makariri and the mouth of the
Pariwhaiti, thence to the boundary of
Peneti, and along on that boundary to Te
Rototarewa and Nga-kopua-a-Toko, where
it ends. |