PROVINCE OF TARANAKI,
District of Taranaki. Tarurutangi Block (Area 14,000.) Boundaries. A line commencing at Tarurutangi, at the coiner of the European's fence; thence in a straight line to Takapu, Hinaukuwai, and te Waieao, thence to Mangaoraka, crossing to the other s : de, it runs straight to Puremu, Kirikirinui, :e Rore, le Inngaoparoro, Mangaluokura, till it reaches Manukapo, at the ferny spot; it then enters Ruangarara at Roiomate; thence straight to Orakipalea; thence to Mangamaire and Pukearuhe; thence to Koraainui; thence in a straight line to. Tawhirinikau, Waituiaruapakapaka; thence to te Pingau; thence in a straight line till it reaches Mangapapa; thence to Manganaea, thence across ip Waiaruhc, and on till it enters Waiongana, the boundary then turns and follo>vs the wind-
fcigs of the Waiongana up lo ils source, from thence it goes to Pourewa and Tahunalulawa, ii then returns lo the side of the Mountain-(Taranaki) when it reaches Mr. Cooper's boundary Mangaorako, it joins it and follows that boundary up thai river till it reaches the Northern boundary of le I-Jua, at Mangaoraka, it then run towards the sea, and follows Mr. Cooper's boundary, to Komore, and joins Mr. Boll's boundary, it then juns to ie\ v hakarna and along the European's fence to Rorangia and Kokakn, and in the direction oPthe sea till it reaches the corner, and thence to the point of commencement at Tarurutangi.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 6, 31 March 1859, Page 5
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229PROVINCE OF TARANAKI, Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 6, 31 March 1859, Page 5
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