it ia provide that it-shall be lawfillfor the Governor.'in .Council fromtiuae to time to appoint Dirtrict* for the purposes of the said Act, being Districts over whichthe Title shall not for the time being have • been extinguished: • Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, and with th'e advice and oonsent of his Executive Council, doth herebyordef, appoint and declare that .the Territevy .hereafter . describedshall be a District .for ; the.; pprppaes of the said Act, that is to say All Territory lying within a boundary line commencing at the North Head of "False Hokianga or Herekino, running thence iua right line to tiie summit of the Mau&gataniwha and thence in a right line to'the Sbuth Head of Whangaroa Harbour, thence by the Coast line (including adjacent islands) to the North Head of Tutukaaka Harbour, thence by a right line to Maudgamii and thence by the Coast litte to the commeficing point: Excepting lands orer which the Native Title has been extinguished within the meaning of the said Act: Ami dolh appoint and declare that the said District shall be called the " Native District of the Bay of Islands" : ■ : And dothdeclare that this Order shall take fro® and after the 15th day of February, . J. Holt, Clerk of Executive Council.
ORDER IN COUNCIL. Appointing Hundred of " Kororareka" G. Grit, •' ■ 'Governor, At thb Government House at Auckland, • on Saturday, the Twenty-fifth Day of Januaby, 1862. ; Present:— Hn Excellency th« Govebxob vx Council. W HEREAS by an Act of the • General . „ v Of New Zealand, intituled the "Native Circuit Courts Act, 1858." it is prodded 1 that it shall belawfiil for the GoverJWf # Council ftam tittle-to tune to' appoint Distrusts for the purposes of the jaid Aot, beintr Districts over which the Native Title ;hall nqt m time k® en extinguished: . His Exoelioncy the Gorer* nor, with the'advice and conSent of Hii Executive Council, doth herebyorder, appoint, «nd decbre that the Teniiory hereafter del senbedehall t» » Outtict for thepfepoKl of thesaid AQt, thatis to say:— .All Territory lying .within ■ a boundary line commencing ' at the North Head of Tu.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 5, 5 February 1862, Page 30
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344Page 30 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 5, 5 February 1862, Page 30
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