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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 51]

Name of Claimant.
Name and Locality of Block.
Boundaries.

Te Winiata Te Puhaki, Hami
Te Riaki, Akapita Ngatoa,
and others
Tanupara near Whanganui
Commences at Maikirikiri, goes on to Te
Makaka, thence to Mangaitoroa, here it
turns and goes to Te Waro, thence to
Paparangiora, thence to Te Waro, turns
and goes to Wharariki, thence to Maru-
hope, turns and goes on to Te Hoka, comes
up to the boundary of Ngarakauwhakarara,
and following it closes at Makirikiri.

Te Winiata Te Puhaki, Pehi-
mana Te Paku, and Mooro
Rukuwai
Potakataka near Murimotu
Commences at Arahinau, follows Hararawa
River to the source of the Merei, follows
that river to Te Uretata, turns to Ararimu
and Pukahikatoa, follows the Hararawa to
Parutaka, turns to Tawiri, and turning
again follows the Mangawharawhara River
to Tutaekore, Totika, and Hineponaho,
turns and goes to Parihauhau, Ihumaranga-
nui and Te Motumotu, and closes at
Arahinau.

Mita Tapa, Henare Tahau,
Mirama Eirangi, and Eruera
Whakaahu
Kuangaroa (2 acres, called
Tawarauwha) near Wha-
nganui
At the Ferry-barge at the crossing of the
Wangaehu, and at the Maori residence.

Aperahama Tahunuiarangi,
Tamehana Makokohu, and
Ngamoko Rongohikaia
Ngamatapura, near Whanga-
nui
One of the boundaries is the boundary of
Otamoa No. 1, on another side the land of
Meihana, on another Ohineiti boundary,
and on another side the boundary of the
land of Mataihiwi.

Winiata Te Kakabi, Paroto
Te Rangiwhakaekea, Te
Aurere, and others.
Pukepoto, near Ruapehu,
Whanganui
Commences at Ngapakihi, goes on to Tau-
whare, To Riaki, and Toanui, follows along
Mangawhero to the mouth of Matawhero,
and thence to the top of Ruapehu, turns to
Rotoponamu, Mangaturuturu, turns and
follows the current of Mangaturuturu to
Manganuioteao, follows the current of Ma-
nganuioteao to its confluence with the
Whanganui, and then turns and goes to the
starting point at Ngapakihi.

Komene Papanui, Tahana
Pita, Patoromu Hiku, Te
Herewini Komene, Matini
Mataki, Kiriona, Tupakiaka,
and others
Maraetaua, near Maraetaua
Commences at the Whakawhiu, follows that
river to Te Umukiwi, and Tuarawera, follows
the range to Te Rimu, follows the Te Hue
River into the Kakatai River to Kukutieki,
goes to the sea to Te Muiaterango, thence to
Te Rahui, Otahae, Paikowhai, Te Angi and
Tarakohi, and closes at Whakawhiu, the
starting point.

Keina Tao, Metiria Hine Te
Ahurangi, and Takurua
Angikiha
Ramahiku, near Whanganui
Commences on the Whanganui River at
Tupapa, goes on to Tokapapa, and thence
to Aromanga, descends to the Whanganui
River, and follows it to the starting point.

Hori Kerei Paipai, Kawana
Paipai, Tarete Te Pari,
Ropata Te Huakanga,
Himiona Tuiau, and Kara-
raina Pukeroa
Puketarata, near Whanganui
Commences on the Whanganui River at the
mouth of Kauarapaoa, follows that river to
the Waiehu River, then by the Waiehu
River to the Kaiwaha River, follows that
river to Aramamaku, follows the mountain
range to Te Kehu, the Parekino boundary,
follows it to the Whanganui River, thence
by that river to the boundary of Ramahiku
near Tupapa, follows that boundary to
Tokapapa, thence by Whanganui River to
Aromanga River, and following it to Kaua-
rapaoa, arrives at the starting point.

Hori Te Ana, Apera Te Paea,
Nehanara Te Kabu, and
Wiki Ipokura
Matawhitia, near Whanganui
Commences in Mangamahu, inland of Manga-
mahu Block (the leased land of Teoti
Waaka, a white man) at Kioreteke, thence
to Te Arawhata, Te Aute, Te Awamate and
Te Ana, turns to Te Hiwi-o-Tuangiangi,
thence to Pakiaka, Matawhitia and Te
Umutaro, turns and follows the Whangaehu
to Ruawhata, Oumauma, and Te Karikari-
nga, comes up to the boundary of Manga-
mahu Block, and following it arrives at the
starting point.