PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND.
THE FOLLOWING BLOCKS OF LAND HAVE BEEN ACQUIRED BY THE GOVERNMENT.
District of Mangonui. Ahipara Block, 9,470 acres. Boundaries: The boundary commences on the West GcastatWaiittoho, the South' boundary of Block, from thence along ttic line tb> Te Karamu y from the»ce : to Manga Korobara,,: from . thence: to -Tarigonge, -Te Manoao, Parapara, Waiomapauroa, Perekekotihi, Takapuahia, following the survey line 10 the Sea Coast, following the coast, (Reserve excepted) until it joins the point where the boundary commenced.
County of Marsden. Waikeri-a-wcra Block. Containing 12,738. Acres. Boundaries: The boundary coriimences at Te Arai and follows along the Southern boundary line of Mangawai Block until it meets theOruawbaro boundary line, thence along the Eastern boundary of Oruawharo Block to Pukerairo and o"n to Ngamotu, thence by a line bearing 75 °, 5447 links to Te Whanau Kauariki, thence by. a line bearing 50 P ,30', 49,677 links, crossing Waitewbanga and Waikowhara on to Opuahanga bill, thence by a line bearing 45 ° , 14,400 .links passing Putakaka crossing a native path at Waikeri-a-weraand on to the Sea Coast, thence along the Sea Coast to Te Ami, where the boundary closes. District of Kaipaua. K:mk<v,nika]>a Reserve. Area, about, 100 acres. Boundaries. The boundary e>nunences at the Kaukapakapa. River ami, tallows, the winding, of the to the reck, it then crosses the neck to the Kiver whore the boundary joins : B being the portion of Land which was reserved for Te Keens at the silo of Kaukapakapa .West., WhakaMwai Reserve. Estimated to contain ahout ]OO acres. Boundaries. The boundaries commencing at YYhakatiwai, following Mr. IJlalce'a survey line bearing ()', distance 7305. linlcsj t->, .NVaiklelvie, arid following the Kaipara in a direction., and arriving at .Kaukapakapa River, thence following that River to WhaUatiwai where the boundaries join.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VII, Issue 5, 15 March 1860, Page 10
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291PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VII, Issue 5, 15 March 1860, Page 10
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