JUNE 29.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 823

line of Raoraomouku No. 1; turns to the
West, and goes to Taraheke; turns towards
the North and goes to Mangamingi; turns
towards the East and goes to Te Rata;
turns towards the South and goes to Nga-
wharetararua, closing at Ngatokorua the
the starting point. |
| Kawana Hunia Te Hakeke... | Section No. 33 of the Pare-
wanui Reserve, near Ra-
ngitikei | Bounded on the North by a line 3370 links,
and by another part of said Parewanui
Native Reserve; on the West by a line 820
links, and by a road 50 links wide reserved
through the said reserve; on the South by
a line 2129 links, and by Section No. 32 on
the said subdivision plan; and on the East
by a line 1089 links, other part of the said
Parewanui Native Reserve. |
| Kawana Hunia Te Hakeke... | Part of Section No. 22
(Parewanui Native Re-
serve), near Rangitikei | Bounded on the North-east by a line 2042
links, by other part of said section No. 22;
on the South-west, by a line 2101 links, by
Section No. 20 on the said subdivisional
plan, and known as Kahotea; and on the
North-west by a line 316 links, by Ratahi,
part of the said Parewanui Native Reserve. |
| Hakaraia Korako | ... Awarua (Putiki Reserve),
near Whanganui | Commences at Awarua River, follows the
boundary of Hoani Pukerau's land, goes up
to the land of Waata Wiremu, at Awarua;
goes up to that river, turns and goes up to
Reupena Tauria's land, turns and follows
the boundary of Reupena's land, goes to
Waata Wiremu's land, also to Wiremu
Tauri's, and closes at that river (Awarua). |
| Hoani Paiaka, Te Tara Po-
namu, Kuramate, Terea-
nuku, Te Kere, Pio, Pea,
Mika, Hakaraia, and Ma-
kere | Opatu (Reserve, Whakai-
rotoro 150 acres, Te Kai-
atawha 10 acres) between
Tuhua, and Whanganui | Boundary commences at Ratakura, goes
westerly by the River Hura, ascends to Te
Reingakokiri, goes on to Te Rerehape,
Otuiro, Opura, Omoepakau, Waihou,
Omutu, Te Aukoko, Orangiora, Te Miro,
Te Puau-o-Opatu, Tauwhakare, Otukotare,
Totara and Te Kiekie; turns to the East at
Whakairotoro, and follows the range to
Taumaire, goes up to the river Otuitiiti,
follows the river to its mouth, turns seaward
of Whanganui; towards the South the
Whanganui River is the boundary to Owha-
whe, Kairakau, Te Kaiatawha, Okuraka,
Kakahi, Te Kapara and Te Rauponga, and
closes at Ratakura, the starting point. |
| Menehira Te Kooro, Te Wa-
tene, Aterea, and Wiripine | Te Parapara, near Whanga-
nui Town | Commences at Te Parapara, goes on to
Okauae, Ngaparua, Aratawa and Omorehu,
follows the Omorehu River to Rauha, Poro-
poroaki, Mataimoana and Otaupari, follows
the Otaupari River to Puwarawara and
Rakautao, and closes at Te Parapara. |
| Menehira Te Kooro, Hoani
Puarata, Werahiko Aterea,
Tonihi Kaiera, and Neri
Te Whetu | Powatewenga, near Hiruha-
rama | Commences at Kiekienui and goes Northward
to Ngahapi, thence to the mouth of Rangi-
tatau River, follows the survey line of Te
Maungaporau Block to Otauroa, crosses the
Ahuahu River to Powatewenga, crosses Te
Ahuahu River to Ruapekapeka, turns in a
westerly direction at Otauro, and goes to
Tapere, thence to Te Horo, crosses the
Ahuahu to Te Pau, and closes at Kiekienui,
the starting point. |
| Hakaria Korako | ... Whakapaki (Putiki Reserve),
near Whanganui | Commences on the Government road No. 1
line, goes to Waitahanui, Wi Tauri's land;
turns along the boundary of that land and
goes to Onetere, Hori Kere's land; turns to
Paranuiomata, Arapeta's land, and goes by
Hori Kingi's land to the great road, the
starting point. |