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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 6, 30 May 1848, Page 1

ficmi theme m a we*teiU direction to the top of the lauge until it teaches a tnatk in the gound, and from thence along the top of the said range runtung north-east to another mark iu the ground, and from thence m a line running east'by south down the afoiesaid kauri tree, on the hank of the creek. Alleged to have been purchased from the native chiefs. Consideration — Case No 91—Pre-emption certificate, No. 115 Florence Gardiner and John Alfred Langford. 300 acres. Three hundied anes of land, situated at the head of Lucas Creek, or Okahu Kura> and called Whanau Kawariki, on the river Waitemata, commencing on the west bank of the Okahukura, at a kauri tree from thence by a line running north-west to a mark in the ground from thence to a marked kahikatoa tree, then by a direct line along several marked trees down to a fresh water creek, from thence following the course of the creek until it disembogues into the Okahukura. Alleged to have heen purchased from the native chiefs. Consideration — Case No. 92—Pre-emption ceitificate, No. 80 Clement Partridge and Joel Samuel Polack. SOO acres. Eight hundred acres of land, situated ten miles or thereabouts from Auckland up the river Waitemata on the left hand side of a creek commonly called 44 Lucas Creek," the nati\e name of which is Okahukura and having about 1| or 2 miles or thereabouts frontage to the creek, and having small runs of water into the said creek known by the native names of Kikitungiao, Te Marama, Kaiaka, &c. 5 &c., and extending hick inland to certain land-marks erected thereon at :i suitable distance of from i to | of a mile or thereabouts. Alleged to have been purchased from the native chiefs Haimona, Kaipuka. Paora, Hauraki. Consideration superfine cloak, 11 blankets. 2 casks powder, 2 cauis.ers powder, 2 boxes gun-cap*, 1 blue silk vest, 1 vest, 3 dollars.