1. Opape Reserve, for Rebels only of the Whakatohea Tribe who have surrendered.

Bounded on the North by the sea; on the East by a line from Point Titoi to Tarakeha, thence to Tawatihitihi, thence by a straight line running through Puketeko to the southern boundary of the confiscated block; on the West by Waiawa River from its mouth to the point where it passes between Makeo and Wakahau Hills, thence by a line parallel with the eastern boundary from the point of Wakahau Hill to the southern boundary of the confiscated block; on the South by the boundary of the confiscated block.

2. Hiwarau and Hokianga Reserves at Ohiwa, for surrendered Rebels and Loyal Natives of the Upokorohe Hapu.

Bounded on the North by Ohiwa Harbour, from the mouth of Nukuhou River to Punawai; on the East by the surveyed line from Punawai to the first point where the road strikes the Nukuhou River; on the South and West by the Nukuhou River; also the Island of Hokianga in Ohiwa Harbour.

3. Whakatane Reserve, for surrendered Rebels and Loyal Natives of the Ngatipukeko and Ngatiawa Tribes.

Bounded on the North by the sea; on the East by Whakatane River; on the South by southern boundary of the confiscated block; on the West by a line running from the coast south to Orakaureka, thence to Te Wakaeme, thence to Ruakinui, thence to Te Karaka, thence to Otupokai, thence to Owhaikawa, thence to Otarere, thence to Haukumukumu, thence to Okahaua, thence to Opotaka, thence to Te Ruangarara, thence to Te Takapau, thence by a line running south to the confiscated boundary. Vide postscript to memorandum appended.

4. Reserve for Whakatohea Chief Te Ranapia te Uatuahu.

Lot 33 in Opotiki Valley, 50 acres.

5. Reserves for Whakatohea Chiefs, on condition that they remain loyal to 1st January, 1870, when Crown Grants will be issued.

Te Ranapia te Uatuahu, Lot 1, Tirohanga, 50 acres; Piri te Makarini, Lot 3, Tirohanga, 50 acres; Reweri te Rangimatanuku, Lot 4, Tirohanga, 50 acres. All the bearings in this schedule are magnetic.

Memorandum to Schedule of Native Reserves in Bay of Plenty District.

The boundaries of the Ohope Reserve are in abeyance until the appeal in the chief Wepiha's case has been decided. There are four other small Native reserves, amounting in all to about 112 acres of land, particulars of which will be forwarded when their details are complete. A sketch-map of a large portion of this district, containing much information, has been forwarded by me to the Agent of the General Government in Auckland.

P.S.—The Government have reserved the right to take from the Whakatane Reserve a portion of land equivalent to the compensation that may be awarded or granted on the eastern side of Whakatane River.—J. A. Wilson, Crown Agent.

Memorandum.—One hundred and forty-six claims, preferred by three hundred and eighteen claimants, are disposed of.—J. A. Wilson, Crown Agent. 28th June, 1867.