NGATIRUANUI.

O ki te Tonga, ki te Hauanui, ka rere a no
rohe o Raro, ki te ritenga o te Kapehu 39
he raina, ka timata ki te pito ki uta o te
ka tutahi noa ki tuna raina i maaro atu i
te tihi o Parininihi tae noa ki Parikino i
Wanganui; ki te taha Hauauru, ko taua
raina, ka timata ki te rohe o te Maranga
ma Tonga a eke noa ki te tihi o Taranaki.

ROBT. H. EYTON,
Clerk of the Court.

Ki te rohe o te taha ki te Raki, ko te awa
o Hangatahua; ka timata ki te wahapu,
tae noa ki te pito whakarunga o Oakura;
ka maro atu te reina i reira ki Wanganui
o Pouakai o Patua tae noa ki te wahi e
hiaere ai te huarahi Maori i runga i te
Rohe ki te Hauauru o te Tapuwae; ko te
rohe o te taha ki te Marangai, ko taua
rohe o te taha ke te Hauauru, ki te taha
ki te Tonga tu a marangai o te Tapuae,
tae noa ki te awa o Mangoraka ka haere

Compensation Court,

New Plymouth, July 6, 1866.

NOTICE is hereby given that a sitting
of the Compensation Court will be
holden at Wanganui on Friday, the 12th
day of October next, for the purpose of
hearing and determining the claims of
persons to compensation on account of the
taking, under the authority of the “New
Zealand Settlements Act, 1863,” of so
much of the Ngatiruanni coast block (hereinafter described) as lies between the
Kaupokonui and Wanganui rivers:—

NGATIRUANUI COAST.

Bounded on the north by the river Hangatahua from its mouth to the southern angle
of the Oakura district, and thence by a
straight line passing between the Pouakai
and Patua ranges to the point where a
native path passing in the same direction
intersects the south-western boundary of
the Tapuae (or Omata) block; on the
north-east by the said south-west boundary
and by the south-east boundary of the
said Tapuae block to the river Mangoraka,
thence by the said river Mangoraka to its
source, thence by a straight line to the
summit of Mount Egmont, and thence by
a straight line to Parikino and the river
Wanganui; on the south-east by the said
river Wanganui from Parikino to the sea;
and on the south-west by the sea from the
mouth of the said river Wanganui to the
mouth of the said river Hangatahua.

ROBT. H. EYTON,
Clerk of the Court.

Kooti Whakawa mo nga whenua

kua tangohia,
Taranaki, 6 Hurae, 1866.

E Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai, ka
noho te Kooti Whakawa Whenua ki
Taranaki, a te Taite, te 27 o nga ra o
Hepetema, 1866, hei whakawa i nga take
whenua a nga tangata e pa ana ki te wahi
whena i a Ngatiruanui, e takoto ana ki
waenganui o nga awa o Kaupokonui o
Hangatahua, e man iho nei ona rohe i raro nei i tangohia i runga i nga tikanga o
te Ture (“New Zealand Settlements Act,
1863.”)

ROBT. H. EYTON,
Clerk of the Court.

Compensation Court,

New Plymouth, July 6, 1866.

NOTICE is hereby given that a sitting
of the Compensation Court will be
holden at New Plymouth on Thursday,
the 27th day of September next, for the
purpose of hearing and determining the
claims of persons to compensation on account of the taking, under the authority
of the “New Zealand Settlements Act,
1863,” of so much of the Ngatiruanni
coast block (hereinafter described) as lies
between the Kaupokonui and Hangatahua
rivers:—

NGATIRUANUI COAST.

Bounded on the north by the river Hangatahua from its mouth to the southern
angle of the Oakura district, and thence
by a straight line passing between the
Pouakai and Patua ranges to the point
where a native path passing in the same
direction intersects the south-western boundary of the Tapuae (or Omata) block;
on the north-east by the said south-west
boundary and by the south-east boundary
of the said Tapuae block to the river Mangoraka, thence by the said river Mangoraka
to its source, thence by a straight
line to the summit of Mount Egmont, and
thence by a straight line to Parikino and
the river Wanganui; on the south-east
by the said river Wanganui from Parikino
to the sea; and on the south-west by the
sea from the mouth of the said river Wanganui to the mouth of the said river
Hangatahua.

ROBT. H. EYTON,
Clerk of the Court.