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Chapter 11: Te Aroha and the Goldfield		465
11.1	First negotiations and Crown purchase	465
11.2	The genesis of Te Aroha township	469
11.3	The opening of the goldfield	471
11.4	Te Aroha township	480
11.5	Revenues actually paid	481
11.6	Tribunal comment and findings	481
Chapter 12: East Coromandel Goldfields		485
12.1	Introduction	485
12.2	Harataunga	485
12.3	Pakirarahi (and adjacent blocks)	491
12.4	Whangapoua and Kuaotunu	506
12.5	Other east Coromandel blocks purchased for mining	514
12.6	Tribunal comment	521
Chapter 13: Gold : General Issues		523
13.1	Introduction	523
13.2	The ownership of gold and the indirect assertion of the royal prerogative	523
13.3	The basis of payment: the question of royalties	550
13.4	Erosion of the agreed levels of revenue	561
13.5	The collection and distribution of gold revenues	570
13.6	The connection between gold and land loss	583
13.7	The twentieth century	584
Chapter 14: Timber		605
14.1	Introduction	605
14.2	The Hauraki timber industry, 1840-70	608
14.3	Crown land purchases and timber leases	616
14.4	Transactions in particular localities	633
14.5	Summary, conclusion, and findings	646
Part iv : Land Alienation Prologue		657
Chapter 15: The Native Lands Acts to 1872		659
15.1	Introduction	659
15.2	Origins and purposes of the Native Lands Act	663
15.3	The 1862 and 1865 Native Lands Acts	672
15.4	The Native Lands Acts applied and amended	693