The ones in bold have non-localnet ips on the hotspot network, but they are translated to the to-address in that entry.
# MAC-ADDRESS ADDRESS TO-ADDRESS SERVER IDLE-TIMEOUT
1 SP 00:02:6F:7C:33:F7 192.168.10.14 192.168.10.14 hotspot1
45 D 00:02:6F:7C:33:F7 24.227.116.186 192.168.11.54 hotspot1 20m
2 SP 00:02:6F:7C:33:F5 192.168.10.15 192.168.10.15 hotspot1
46 D 00:02:6F:7C:33:F5 24.227.116.186 192.168.11.118 hotspot1 20m
3 SP 00:02:6F:7C:33:F8 192.168.10.16 192.168.10.16 hotspot1
44 D 00:02:6F:7C:33:F8 24.227.116.186 192.168.11.53 hotspot1 20m
4 SP 00:02:6F:7C:34:0A 192.168.10.18 192.168.10.18 hotspot1
5 SP 00:02:6F:7C:33:EE 192.168.10.19 192.168.10.19 hotspot1
47 D 00:02:6F:7C:33:EE 24.227.116.186 192.168.11.55 hotspot1 20m
All the 24.227.116.x addresses are translated to 192.168.11.x addresses. You must set the address-pool=none in "/ip hotspot" to disable that NAT.
ADD: Do you know where the 24.227.116.186 ip is and how it is assigned? Now that I look at it closely, it appears that there is both a dhcp (192.168.10.x) and a static ip (24.227.116.168) on each of those mac addresses. Check "ip address" in the station equipment.