326 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 20

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

Kuri Wharepapa, Wi Pou, Omoewaka, near Puna- Commence at Kopua Kawau, turn southward,
Heremaia Kauere, and Hera kitere, Hokianga proceed along the bank of the Punakitere
Neho Te Kohera River, Omoewaka, Ngakauhanga, Te Umuto-
hora, To Maroakapu, the mouth of Komako-
reia, ascend inland, proceed along the Koma-
koreia Stream, proceed, Rahoputa, ascend
inland, turn westward, Ngakuaha, join up to
a wooden post, proceed, and descend to the
swamp of Te Arawhataarimu, proceed along
the eastern side of that swamp, turn to the
northward, proceed, Te Waitao, close up to
the boundary of Te Arawhatatotara, land
belonging to the Government, and close up to
the starting point at Kopua Kawau.

Te Whiu Te Kaitoa, Pauro Te Waione, near Hokianga Commence at the boundary of Whakatahataha
Rangaihi, and Waata Paiaka No. 2, run along that line, descend to the
river of Ohaa, run along that river, Tapuae-
weka, turn northward, run along the shore of
the Hokianga River, and close up to the
starting-point, to the boundary of Whakataha-
taha No. 2.

The Governor Oikura, near Waima, Bounded towards the East by the Pukewhara-
Hokianga riki Block, and a line; towards the South by a
line; towards the South-west by lines; to-
wards the West by a line; towards the North-
west by a line; and towards the North by
lines.

The Governor Waitaha, noar Hokianga Bounded towards the North-east by lines, 4793
links; towards the South-east by the Wai-
kare Block, 6505 links; towards the South-
west by the sea, 7350 links; and towards the
North-west by the Hauturu Block, 6950
links.

The Governor Rawhitiroa, near Here- Bounded towards the North by the Herekino
kino, Hokianga River, the Omaku Block, and again by the
Herekino River; towards the North-east by
the Rarotonga Block; towards the South by
the Whakakoro Block; and towards the
South-west and West by the sea.

The Governor Tautehere, near Hoki- Bounded towards the North by the Otangaroa
anga Block and a line, 5532 links; towards the
North-east and East by lines, 18623 links;
and towards the South-west and West by
lines 22022 links.

Ema Mihaka Tupanapana, Nga- Whakatere, near Hoki- On the North is Ohuri; on the East is Te
pera Ngawhare, and Neti anga Taarawa; on the South is Pihangatohora;
Ngawhare and on the West is Takapau.

Ema Mihaka Tupanapana, Neti Opara, near Hokianga On the North is Government land; on the East
Ngawhare, and Ngapera Nga- European land; on the South Government
whare land; and on the West the sea of Hokianga.

Nemo Te Waha, Ema Mihaka Huatau, near Hokianga On the North is Mangakuparu; on the East is
Tupanapana, Neti Ngawhare, Pukekowhai; on the South is European land;
and Ngapera Ngawhare and on the West the river of Huatau.

Ema Mihaka Tupanapana, Neti Matauraura, near Hoki- On the North is Te Aramiro; on the East the
Ngawhare, and Ngapera Nga- anga river of Hutoia; on the South is Pukekowhai;
whare and on the West is Te Tumutumu.

Ema Mihaka Tupanapana, Neti Owhawharu, near Hoki- On the North is Waima; on the East also is
Ngawhare, Ngapera Nga- anga Waima; on the South is Pihangatohora; and
whare, and Hemi Hohepa on the West is Owhawharu.

Kuri Whitinga, Heremaia Omoewaka, near Puna- Commence at Te Kopua Kawau, Omoewaka,
Kauere, Wi Pou, and Hera kitere, Hokianga Rakauhanga, Te Umutohora, the mouth of
Te Kohera Komakoreia, ascend inland, Wharepoke, Te
Raaraponga, Tuirau, runs along the eastern
side of the swamp of Te Whataarimu, Te
Waitawa, and close up at Kopuakawau.