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miro, and on the East by Te Wharau, thence
to Kaingamata and Te Koko-o-Hinekine on
the East, and Te Kuha on the South.
The boundaries are marked by stones. |
| Tikitere, Renata, Raihi, Wi Keepa Ngawhau, and others | Whatarara, near Ohine-
mutu | The boundaries are marked by stones. |
| Tikitere, Nehemia, Ihaka, and others | The Koutu Pa, near
Ohinemutu | The boundaries are marked by stones. |
| Wi Keepa Ngawhau, and others Te Purei Te Matapihi, Te Puhi, and Pinenga | Te Haka No. 2, near
Ohinemutu | The boundaries are marked by stones. |
| Timoti Te Huia, Katerina Ihaia, Paratomeo Te Puke, and others | Otunoke, near Rotorua | The boundaries are marked by stones. |
| Turi Te Atuaherangi, Takerei Te Whanake, Kahukiwi, Ngapukepuke, and Aokahira | Opuhutu, near Rotorua | Commences at Te Rakautawhiri, and goes on to
Pukekura, Ngatupuhi, Ohinenui, Te Kuha,
Te Rangihakahaka, and Pururn, turns here
towards the South to Touna, turns towards
the West to Otamaroa, Mokaiaha, Tikongaroa,
Rawhitiroa, and then turns and goes to Te
Rakautawhiri. |
| Wkakataki, Makuini Kahawai, and Matenga Taiwhanga | Waikite, near Ohine-
mutu | A small piece; the boundaries are shown on
the map. |
| Whititera Te Waiatua, Te Ko-
whai Tarahina, Matia Tara-
hina, Matataia Whikiriwhi,
Katerina Takapoutewehi, Pi-
wiki, Te Kotuhi Taiapo, and others | Waiteti, near Ohine-
mutu | Commences at Te Huka, and goes on to Te
Rahuanui, Kohatutangoke Te Moko-o-Tutane-
kai, Taurikomore, turns here to Takurahimokai,
and again to Te Moko-o-Tutanekai, turns
here to Te Waerenga-a-te-Atua, Te Itiawaraki,
Tirotirowhetu, Te Tutu, and Hakaipuku, turns
again to Takaea, Potangotango, Irohanga, and
ends at Te Huka. |
| W. Hikairo, Rapata Ranapiri, Raihi Tuterangianini, Arapera Piatarihi, Aperahama, Tataiarangi, Kepete Maihi, Wi Maihi Te Hira, and Tukiterangi | Te Takapou, near Te
Ngae, Rotorua | Commences at Taramurua and goes on to Te
Tungarahua, Turamarama, Te Rou, and Te
Kiokio, turns here towards the South to Te
Toene, and thence to the range above the
spring at Waiahape, turns here towards the
East to Te Kohika, thence by the boundary
of Te Pariwhaiti to Pukerimu, turns here to-
wards the North-east to Ohakarakia, turns
towards the West to Kererutahi, Torekapi,
Tauta, Kareturetu, Pukurau, Tawhitinui,
Mahanganui, and Te Mania, turns here to-
wards the South to the commencement at
Taramurua. |
| W. Hikairo, Rapata Ranapiri, Raihi Tuterangianini, Tataiarangi, Katernia Maihi, and others | Okapua, near Te Ngae,
Rotorua | Commences at the boundary of the Mission land
on the South, and goes on to Paewhenua and
Horihori, then turns towards the East to the
boundary of Inangatere, then goes by the
range of Te Moko-o-Tutanekai, then turns
towards the West and goes along on the range
towards the North to a place above Te Koro-
koro, then turns towards the South to the
boundary of the Mission land, and by that
boundary to the commencement. |
| Wiremu Ihaka, Korowhiti Te Iwingaro Natahia Mahanga, Rawiri Te Mumuhu, and Miriama Ihaka | Owhatiura, near Ohine-
mutu | Commences at Te Papaaruamoa and goes on to
Te Tauotini, then turns towards the boundary
of Tawaenga, turns here towards tho South to
the Kaipakau River, and thence to the old
crossing-place of that river, then turns towards
the North and goes to the bridge over that
river, and thence by that river to the Rotorua
Lake, turns then towards the North-east and
goes along the margin of the lake to Tahuna-
pukeko, Otamarongonui, and on to Te Papa-
a-Ruamoa. |
| Wi Maihi Te Rangikaheke, Rangihoro Ereatara, Wiremu Rupa, and others | Harakekeroa, near Ohi-
nemutu | Commences at the Utuhina River, and goes by
the boundary of Whakatoringaringa to the
road going through the Kuirau River, thence
along the West side of Papatangi to the Timaru
Lake, thence to the boundary of Otumatapura,
turns at Te Korokoro to Paepae-o-Mohoao,
thence to the boundary of Te Tapuwae, Te
Anaatua, Utuhina, and Te Puta-o-Te-Kuia. |