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New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1079, 30 April 1867, Page 6

NOTICE. Native Land Court Office Auckland, 18th April, 18G7. IVT OTICE is hereby given that the Crown Grants to the undermentioned persons f the undermentioned blocks of land, in the Province of Auckland, axe now in tV Office, ready for issue to the Grantees, or persons authorised in writine tv receive them. ' to A. J. Dickey, Chief Clerk Ifame of Block. Name of Grantees. District. Acreage Mangaparuparu . Tutere Hotahi . . . Bay of Islands 27 n n Kowhai . . Hemi Te Tatari and others . do. 7q nft Pukahakaha . Tamati Tatara . . . do. 26 ofl Tauranga Kawau . Te Harawene and others . . do. 194 q q Waimangaro . Koniria and others . . do, q J: Natui'ahi . . Makareta "Watonga and others . do. 77 q n Te Matnaku . Wiremu Hau and others . . do. 122 0 n Awaawaroa . Hohepa Whare and others . do. 48 0 0 Te Baupo . . Wafcarau and others . . do. G6 0 0 Pimiro . . Henare Marino and others . do. 563 0 0 Tureikura . . Hone Taotahi . . . do. 7 969 0 0 Hoteo . . Te Keene Tangaroa and others . Kaipara 41400 0 0 Te Mopi . . "Wi Eemu and others . . Hokianga '600 Orongotea . . Tamaho Te Huhu and others . do. 336 0 q Oniapere . . Eangatira Mo e tar a and others . do. 2 0°" Te Kapanga . Te Huruti and others . . do. 13 0~0 Omapere, Wo. 2 . Eangatira Moetara and others . do. 10 327 Waianga . . Eangatira Moetara and others . do. 12 0"0 Whakaterewhenua . George Bryars ... do. 15S 0 0 Tairutu . . Bikihana Toheroa and others . do. 129 0 Q Mangakaramua . "Wiremu "Waka Turau . . do. 36 0 0 Kauriroa . . Tamata "Waka Nene . . do. 63S 0 0 Kauri . . Pirini Te Biwha and others . Bay of Islands 775 0 0 Urupa . . Arama Karaka Pi and others . do. 311 0 0 Beretiti . . Te Kooti Tawharerangi and others do. 104 0 0 Te Kasfear . . Mohi Whiti and othern . . Hokianga . 130 0 0 Whakanewha . Te Hoterene Taipari and others . Haui'aki 1510 0 0 Toumina . . Maka Penelieireti Tarapa & others Coromandel '79 9 0 Puketotara. . "Watarauhi and others . . Auckland 232 0 0 Morakerake . Eru Takahi and others . . Bay of Islands 30 337 Wharau . . Matiu Te Aranui and others .* do. 173 0 0 Matapaia . ■. Hemi Marupo and others. . do. 208 0 0 Pokonga . . Maketu Buhe Tritana, and others do. 80 0 0 Matakirae . . Te Baihi .... Waikato 1,256 0 0 Kohinui . . Heini Tautari and others . . Bay of Islands 1,90S 0 0 Waikoukou, No. 1 . Paora Taubaere and others . Kaipara 256 0 0 Taupaki . . Paora Tubaere and others . do. 12 868 0 0 "Waikoukou, No. 2 . Paora Tuliaere and others . do. 2 996 0 0 Opango . . Eawiri Taiwhanga and others . Bay of Islands 45 0 0 Waiurio . . Tango Wikiwai ... do. 400 Pahake . . Koliu Maru and others . . do. 16 0 0 Wharetangata . Te Baihi and others . . "Waikati 3 700 0 0 Hoahoaina . . Wiremu Nailii . . . Mongonui '156 0 0 Bautawhiri, No. 2 . Matini Murupaeuga . . Kaipara , 350 0 0 Te Makiri . . Apihai Te Kawau . . do. 563 0 0 Pukekorari . . Matini Murupaenga . . do. 19S 0 0 Bakauwhatia . Te Otene Kikokiko . . do. 413 0 0 Bautawhiri, No. 3 . Matini Murupaenga . . do. 62 0 0 Maugahoutoa . Pororia and others . . Mongonui 295 0 0 Aroha . . Tango Hikuwai . . . Bay of Islands 30 0 0

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