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Manga-a-te-Waiora ; thence to the B-pupi, and follows the course of the Waikopiro to . the Manga-a-purakau, . |nd down that stream to Pukanohi, "'where it runs into the Whangai, and so on to Mangapuaka, and following that stream to Poutini ; thence to Mangawhero, following that stream to Taurekaitai, and down the Taurekaitai to the boundary of Agricultural R-eserve at Porangahau ; thence following that Reserve to Porangahaa River ; and thence by the Sea Beach -to the Waikaraka. Saving and excepting the Native Reserves at Eparaima, the Huatokitoki Bush, and a depth of 40 chains on each ,side of the main line of road from Waipukurau to Black Head. Those sections lying between the Agricultural Reserve and Black Head will be subdivided if required. PROCLAMATION, By John Chilton Lambton Carter, Esq., Deputy Superintendent of the Province of Hawke's Bay, in the Islands of New Zealand. T JOHN CHILTON LAMBTON CAR- ■*•) TER, Esq., Dejnity Superintendent of the Province of Hawke's Bay aforesaid, Do hereby Proclaim and Notify that the Lands described in the annexed Schedule will be open for public selection, under the Regulations of the 4th day of March, 1853, and the additional Land Regulations of the 15th February, 1855, at the Land Office, at Napier, on and after Saturday, the 3r.d day of November, 1860. Dated this eleventh day of September, in the year of our Lord, One thousand eight hundred and sixty. J. C. LAMBTON CARTER, ' Deputy -Superintendent. SCHEDULE. Province of Hawke's Bay. TAUTANE BLOCK. , Estimated Area, — 140,000 Acres. BOUNDARIES; Commencing at the Arataura, and running .• inland to the Kohi-o-tu, thence to Tawaputahi ; thence to Te Ahititi ; thence to Te Iringa-o-rahunga, where it turns to the southward and runs to Rakautuhaha ; thence to Oporae ; and thence still in a southerly direction to Wahatuara, where it strikes the boundary of the land already sold to the Queen of England, and follows the" said boundary to Waimata, and from the mouth of that stream round the coast to Te Arataura. Saving and excepting a Reserve of one thiousand acres, more or less, between the Wainui and Tautane Rivers, surveyed by Mr. Bousfield in conjunction with the Native Chiefs ; and a reserve of fifty acres, more or less, including certain Native cultivations and graves? on the left bank of the Tautane stream, also surveyed by Mr. Bousfield, in conjunction with the Native Chiefs ; and which reserves are mentioned in the deed of sale, and particularly delineated on the original Map in the Land Office at Napier. ■ (Copied from General Government Gazette, No. 23, dated Uth July, 1 859.) On Sale at the Stores of the Under- ; signed, :WAIP A W A, FL O U E , best Brands Tea, in half chests and boxes , Sugars — Company's Pieces, Java, and Panv panga Wool Bales and Sewing Twine > Sheep Shears and Turkey Slips '. Spirits of Tar ; Stockholm Tar and Pitch Ewbank's Patent Nails ; Men's and Women's Boots and Shoes; Co--1 lonial made ."_ ' ' Oils, Turps, and Paints : ' ■ And .•■''' v A large assortment of GteneraT Drapery and. Grocery Goods, &c., &c. . !^. > • . . WILLIAM BATHBONE. liiEW ZEALANDEm Newspaper. ME." WOOD, of fchaJSforaW office, is Agent • •in Napier for this journals towhomifc is recreated that accounts due to this office in the Province of Hawke's, Bay may be paid* Ordera forwarded through him will be promptly attended ■to v, ■■'■ . '■..•.•..,•..' :■ „ • v,i ■:..•• i. 1 . .-■■■ v- '■■ ' ■ '• 'Proprietor. "New Zealander" office,- ' -. ' iAuckland, Sept 29, 1860.- •,; ':'■'■ •■/• ■