MAR. 15.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 403

No. 1, near Ohine-
mutu | Commenceson the West of the Utuhina River, and
goes on to Okomutu and Te Waha-o-te-Ana,
turns here towards the South to Kahukura
and Punawhakareia, and ends at the boundary
of Te Tapuwai. |
| Patanui, Ngaruaki, and Te Whakarato | Whakatoringaringa, near
Ohinemutu | Bounded on one side by the Utuhina River; on
another by the Kuirau boiling spring; on
another by a fence and a wall; and on the
other by a fence and a line. |
| Perepe Tapihana | Te Turanga-a-Hekanui,
near Ohinemutu | A small piece at Ohinemutu; the boundaries
are shown on the plan. |
| Taekata Te Tokoihi, Te Purei
Tanira, Niramona Pini
Makuini Kahawai, Te Uruma-
hora Kahawai, Te Mataowhati
Eruera, and Perepe Tapihana | Te Tuporo, near Ohine-
mutu | The boundaries are shown on the map. |
| Iritana Eramiha, Mokomoko,
Makara, and Wi Katene | Te Turanga-o-Hikanui,
near Ohinemutu | The boundaries are shown on the map. |
| W. Maihi Te Rangikaheke, Wi
Hapi Tuahangata, Tamati
Hapimana, Wi Keepa Nga-
whau, Hori Karaka, Wi
Katene, and others | Omarukajpua No. 2, near
Ohinemutu | The boundaries are shown on the map. |
| | Tahunapukeko, near Ro-
torua | Commences at Te Kokoiarehua, and goes on to
Te Korokoro-o-Matahera, Otiti, and Te Whaa-
riki-o-Tuwhakahewa; turns here towards the
South, and goes by the boundary of Miringa
to Utuhina, Te Wahapu, Te One-o-Tahuna-
pukeko, and Te Kokoiarehua. |
| Te Pimara, Puta, Pirika Hohepa,
and others | Te Pahou, near Rotorua | Bounded on the North by the Rotorua Lake,
commencing on the boundary of Te Waihunu-
hunukuri No. 1, thence to a stone at Wakite a
goes thence to the end of the boundaries of
Utanga Nos. 4 and 6, thence to a stone near
Waihunuhunukuri No. 1, and thence by the
boundary of that Block to the Rotorua Lake,
the commencement. |
| Aporo Te Tipitipi, Wi Maihi
Te Hira, Te Tawahinga, Kitua
Te Monita, and Te Whaka-
rato Rangipahere | Ohata, near Rotorua | Commences at Ngamokai, and goes on to Te
Kokonga and Te Aratipae, turns here towards
the South to Te Awaawa-ia-Tikoro, turns
towards the West to Whakairurangi, Taw-
aenga, Te Paenga-o-Hua, thence by the Roto-
rua Lake to the commencement at Ngamokai,
excluding the settlements. |
| Toroti Pine, Merania Mangu,
Ihaka Ngapaura, and others | Te Ngae, near Matawera | Commences at Te Pou-a-Karapuha in the Lake
and goes towards the East to the road, turns
and goes towards the South to Te Maropare,
turns and goes to Ngataioero, and thence to
Te Pou. |
| Toroti Pine, Merania Mangu,
Ihaka Ngapaura, and others | Parahaki, near Matawera | Commences at the flag-pole belonging to the
Europeans at Parahaki and goes on to the
bend of the Matawera River, thence inside
Roka's fence, turns here towards the East and
goes below Te Pokuru to the boundary of
European land, thence to the edge of the lake,
and thence to the flag-pole at Parahaki. |
| W. Maihi Te Rangikaheke, Wi
Hapi Tuahangata, Tamati Ha-
pimana, Taekata Rawiri, Ma-
kari Hikairo, and others | Utuhina, near Ohinemutu | Commences at Te Kuuwha-o-Ranginui, and goes
on to Takopa, Te Ruapeka, and Te Tahuna,
goes thence to Te Rua-o-te-Utanga, turns here
towards the West by the road, turns again and
goes to Mr. Graham's Hotel, thence to burying
place of Te Matatu, goes along the boundary
of the township to the bridge, then turns
towards the East and along in the Utuhina
River to its mouth, and thence to Te Pa-o-te-
Tukutuku. |
| Te Pimara, Putu, and Te Warihi | Paratehoata Te Tuki-
tukituki-a-Ngahewa,
near Rotorua | Commences at the boundary of Waihunuhunu-
kuri No. 1 on the Rotorua Lake, goes along
the margin of the Lake to Putoetoe, thence
from the Wairoa River to a place below Oka-
hukura, turns at the stone and goes on to
Punawhakareia, and to the gullies in which
the cultivations are, goes up them to another
stone and thence to Mr. Graham's pigsty,
then turns and goes to the stone on the upper
end of Te Waihunuhunukuri No. 1, and by
that boundary to the commencement. |