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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 31

the South my fence; on the West the boun-
dary of Kotukuwhakatoro; and on the North
the Ohinemuri River. |
| Parata Karena | Pukerimu, near Ohine-
muri | Commence at the gold-fields boundary on the
Tarariki Creek, turn along that boundary as
far as the boundary of Te Huruhuru, turn and
proceed along that boundary as far as Te
Hautamirua, turn to Tarariki, and turn to the
gold-fields boundary, the starting point. |
| Rapata Te Arakai | Rawhitiroa, near Ohine-
muri | Commence at Te Hape, as far as Te Kowhai,
turn south, turn east to the boundary of Te
Tete, and arrive at Ohinemuri. |
| Perereka Te Putu | Te Whiunga, near
Ohinemuri | On the East is Piraurahi, on the South is Wai-
hou, on the West Te Whanake, and on the
North Te Kowhai. |
| Rapata Te Pokiha, Riki Paaka,
and Tamara Takuna | Rawhitiroa No. 2, near
Ohinemuri | Commence at the boundary of Te Hape, pro-
ceed to the swamp, turn, proceed southward
as far as the boundary of Hikutaratara, turn
eastward as far as the boundary of Rawhitiroa
No. 1, turn, and proceed along that boundary
as far as Te Hape. |
| Hemi Te Kuri, Haimona Kewa,
and Pipi Te Ringa | Te Tahanui No. 2, near
Waihou | Commence at Te Rauporoa, proceed to Te Kaka,
turn westward as far as Te Akakiekie, turn
southward as far as Taramoarahi, turn east-
ward, Te Rakekowhara, turn and proceed as
far as Te Muko, turn and arrive at Rauporoa,
the starting point. |
| Timiuha Taiwhakaea, Watene
Taiwhakaea, and Mamaeroa
Wikiriwhi | Te Totara, near Waihou | On the South is Te Horo Block (which has been
surveyed); on the West the Waihou River;
and on the East Piraurahi Block. |
| Rapata Te Pokiha, Rihi Te Ao,
and Riki Paaka | Ouerangi No. 2, near
Ohinemuri | On the North is Ouerangi; on the West is Pare-
roiroi; on the South is the new road to Te
Aroha; and on the East is native land, called
Koronae. |
| Perereka Te Putu, and Paraiana
Herua | Pakapaka, near Waihou | Commence at Waihou at Te Awaatewha on the
South, proceed to the boundary of the Govern-
ment land, proceed along that boundary
towards the North-east as far as Te Auote-
kowhai, proceed along the boundary of Te
Auotekowhai southward, as far as Waihou,
and along the Waihou to the starting point,
to Te Awaatewha. |
| Te Akau Ngapera, Hariata Wha-
katangi, and Patara Rangi-
herea | Hoururangi No. 2, near
Waitoa | The Hoururangi Block; the Ngutumanga Block;
and the Koromatua Block. |
| Ema Te Aouru, and Harata
Patene | Ngamoko, near Ohine-
muri | On the North is Ohinemuri River; on the West
is Maori land; on the South my own fence;
and on the East the boundary of Te Hape, as
far as the Ohinemuri River. |
| Tamati Waka Te Pühi and Pita
Te Hangi | Te Whakaaruarangi,
near Ohinemuri | On the eastern side is the Waihou River; on
the southern side, Tahanui Block; on the
western side, the line of the Turua Company;
and on the northern side is Kahikaputa Block |
| Tamati Waaka Te Puhi and Pita
Te Hangi | Te Iringaopirori, near
Ohinemuri | On the eastern side is Native land; on the
northern side, Kaiamanawa Block; on the
western side, the Waihou River; and on the
southern side, Native land. |
| Riki Paaka, Rapata Te Arakai,
Miriama Kawehe | Whakapoi, near Ohine-
muri | Commences on the gold-fields boundary at Te
Kapukapu, and goes along in the river; and
thence to the swamp, turns here, and goes
towards the South to the Whakapoi Creek,
turns here towards the East, and goes on to
the gold-fields boundary, and by that boun-
dary to the commencement. |
| Harata Patene, Ema Te Aouru,
and Wiremu Taipua | Ngamoko, near Ohine-
muri | On the south side is Te Hape Block; on the
East, the Ohinemuri River; on the North,
the Kotukawhakatoro Block; and on the West
is Native land. |