An Epitome of Official Documents Relative to Native Affairs and Land Purchases in the North Island of New Zealand

Enclosures. — (No. 1.) — Quantity of Land set apart for Returning Rebels to Present Time

Ngatiruanui Coast:		Acres.
	At Ihupuku, Waitotara, for Aperahama Tamaiparea and his followers	50
	For the Pakakoes between the Patea and Tangahoe Rivers	9,000
	For the Tangahoes between the Tangahoe and Waingongoro Rivers	10,500
	Also the burial-grounds on the sandhills; quantity never decided; not more than 20 acres.
	Ditto for the chief Hone Pihama.	500
	For the Ngamahanga Tribe from Hangatahua to Waiweranui, after satisfying awards to loyal Natives and awards to absentees which will have to be made, say 5,000 acres	12,000
Waitara South:
	For the Puketapus at Kaipakopako	600
	For the Pukerangioras in the Huirangi Mataitawa Block	287
Ngatiawa Coast:
	For the Ngatimutungas in the Urenui Block	200
	For W. King Rangitaike, in the Waitara Township, including the Manu-korihi Pa	25
	For the Otaros at Waitara between the Township and Tikorangi Military Settlers	50

11th June, 1867.