Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1869 – No. 10

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✨ Native Land Claims Investigation



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Name of Claimant. Name and Locality of Block. Boundaries of the Lands translated from the Claims. Place where Plan will be deposited for public inspection.
Hakopa Te Kotuku Te Hirere, at Taka- Te Kotai, Te Taheke, Te Poporo, Te Pirau, Te Ramatiti, Awapaheke, Te Wai-owaite-tuna, Te Aramiro; these are the whole of the boundaries; this piece of land is outside the boundary of the land taken by the Government.
Commences at Opotoru river, goes along above Te Hirere river until it reaches the peach trees on the other side of Hemini’s house, it then goes up to the Waipuna river, goes along in the Waipuna river until it joins the Opotoru river.
Hetaraka Nero, Hemi Matini, Hakopa, Hone Pirihī, Hapata Waka, Te Rira Katiaho, Hone Kingi, Whaingaroa, Hemi Nero, Mnoka, Maraea, and others Ohapopoko, at Whaingaroa This piece of land has been surveyed by Government surveyors. The map is lying in the Government Survey Office.
Hone Kingi, Rihia, Hakopa, Te Kotuku, and others Waitangirua, Takapaunui The western boundary commences in the Valley of Tepiki at Takapaunui, then turns to the south to Te Karaka, then runs through the bush and comes out at the fern land, then ascends to the ridge on the upper side of Puketoa, goes on to Te Pohue, then goes down to the river, runs along in the river, then ascends and comes out at the road, goes on from there until it joins Te Warihi’s boundary, goes along that beach towards the north, and goes down to the beach at Waitangirua, and then joins the boundary at the commencing point.
Hone Kingi, Hakopa Te Kotuku, Hone Pirihī, and others Puketutu, at Whaingaroa The boundary commences at the mouths of the Mangao-kahu and Waitetuna rivers, goes along in the Waitetuna river and comes out at the mouth of the Maunurima river, goes along in that river and goes to the upper side of Te Whaunga, it is a straight line from thence to the Otenga river, goes along in that river and comes out at The Maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed can be seen at the Court House of the Resident Magistrate, Raglan.


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🗺️ Notice of Times and Places for Investigating Native Land Claims (continued from previous page)

🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
14 January 1869
Native Land Claims, Investigation, Aotea, Whaingaroa, Raglan
19 names identified
  • Hakopa Te Kotuku, Claimant for Te Hirere
  • Hetaraka Nero, Claimant for Ohapopoko
  • Hemi Matini, Claimant for Ohapopoko
  • Hakopa, Claimant for Ohapopoko
  • Hone Pirihī, Claimant for Ohapopoko
  • Hapata Waka, Claimant for Ohapopoko
  • Te Rira Katiaho, Claimant for Ohapopoko
  • Hone Kingi, Claimant for Ohapopoko and Waitangirua
  • Whaingaroa, Claimant for Ohapopoko
  • Hemi Nero, Claimant for Ohapopoko
  • Mnoka, Claimant for Ohapopoko
  • Maraea, Claimant for Ohapopoko
  • Hone Kingi, Claimant for Waitangirua
  • Rihia, Claimant for Waitangirua
  • Hakopa, Claimant for Waitangirua
  • Te Kotuku, Claimant for Waitangirua
  • Hone Kingi, Claimant for Puketutu
  • Hakopa Te Kotuku, Claimant for Puketutu
  • Hone Pirihī, Claimant for Puketutu