Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1869 – No. 1

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✨ Land Claims Investigation



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Name of Claimant. Name and Locality of Block. The Boundaries of the Lands, translated from the Claims. Place where Plan will be deposited for public inspection.
Niheta Mokonuiarangi Akuhata Te Whanoke Kaingaroa No. 3, in the District of Tarawera Patutahi, it then goes to N. West to Te ]~anga-a-kaika, and meets Niheta’s boundary (No. 1), and goes along that boundary, and meets ]~uawahia.
Poia Te Ririapu Hata Tangihia Rewi Rangiamia Rihara Maka Mr. Warbrick’s children Te Whaiiti No. 4, in the District of Kaingaroa Commences at Wainpurua, and goes on to Mangawhia, t/aoraototara, Te Korokoro. o-rangiahua, Motukura, Pahekeheke, and goes into the ]~angitaiki, it runs in the ]~angitaiki river to Pokairoa, it runs in the Ngamotu, and reaches Waiapurua.
Te Manihera Te Whareauahi William Thompson Warbrick Christiana Warbrick Hata Tangihia. Runanga No. 5, in the District of Kaingaroa Commences at Ponana, it goes into the Kopikopika] swamp, and goes to Apato~ Ahikereru, Te Awa Ngavara~ Whataroa, Whatapouroa: and Okahu, it runs in the Okahu stream, and goes down to Te Tu-a.tawahata, it goes to the N. West to Turoto, Okarea, Te Teko Maramarua, Te ~aki, (Urakei, and Ponana.
Te Manihera Whereauahi William Thompson Warbrick Christiana Warbrick Moihi Te Huri Runanga No. 6, in the District of Kaingaroa Commences at Kopureke, goes on to Hopumotu, Waipunga, Waihoru, Haowhenua, Wharewera, Te Tahapoto, Otangimoana, it goes to the South to Okoroma, Takiwi, Waipunga, Te Ure-o-te-iri, Manuka, HuaJ~:aire, and goes straight ,’o,vn to Oporou,and joins Kopureke.
Poia Te Apu Mr.Warbrick’s children Okuhata Te Whanoki Hata Tangihia Te Whaiiti No. 7, in the District of Kaingaroa Commencing al Te Pari, goes to Waireporepo, 51atangi-a-hewn, Taumata, Tapirl. and goes to the West to Pukehinahina, Weao, Te Arawata- ai- mohimoke, iXgaIpuketurua, it rm~s alone Arama Karaka’s line to T¢ Arawhata, Pekepeke, aud joins at Te Pari. Maketu.

The maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed can be seen in the Court House of the Resident Magistrate, Maketu



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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Notice of Times and Places for Investigating Claims (continued from previous page)

🪶 Māori Affairs
9 December 1868
Land Claims, Investigation, Native Lands Court, Taupo, Rotakawa, Tutukau, Karapiti, Tauhara, Pungarehu, Arereao, Kaingaroa, Tarawera
16 names identified
  • Niheta Mokonuiarangi, Claimant for Kaingaroa No. 3
  • Te Whanoke Akuhata, Claimant for Kaingaroa No. 3
  • Poia Te Ririapu, Claimant for Te Whaiiti No. 4
  • Hata Tangihia, Claimant for Te Whaiiti No. 4 and Runanga No. 5
  • Rewi Rangiamia, Claimant for Te Whaiiti No. 4
  • Rihara Maka, Claimant for Te Whaiiti No. 4
  • Mr. Warbrick’s children Warbrick, Claimant for Te Whaiiti No. 4
  • Te Manihera, Claimant for Runanga No. 5 and Runanga No. 6
  • Te Whareauahi, Claimant for Runanga No. 5 and Runanga No. 6
  • William Thompson, Claimant for Runanga No. 5 and Runanga No. 6
  • Christiana Warbrick, Claimant for Runanga No. 5 and Runanga No. 6
  • Moihi Te Huri, Claimant for Runanga No. 6
  • Poia Te Apu, Claimant for Te Whaiiti No. 7
  • Mr. Warbrick’s children Warbrick, Claimant for Te Whaiiti No. 7
  • Okuhata Te Whanoki, Claimant for Te Whaiiti No. 7
  • Hata Tangihia, Claimant for Te Whaiiti No. 7