Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1869 – No. 34

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✨ Crown Grants Notification

Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

VOL. XVIII. SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1869. [No. 34.

CROWN GRANTS.

Crown Lands Office,
Auckland, 20th May, 1869.

I HEREBY notify that Crown Grants in favour of the persons named in the following Schedule, are now ready for delivery at the Office of the Registrar of Deeds, High-street, Auckland.

D. A. TOLE,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

SCHEDULE.

Anaha te Rahui and another
Anaru Haua
Arama Karaka & Niheta
Arikatera
Crummer George
Crummer Thomas
Eraihia Makomako
Erana Turua
Eruini Ngamanu
Hae
Hakopa te Waharoa
Hamiora Tangiawa & Waiari
Hamiora Tu
Hamuera te Paki
Hara Makimaki
Hariata Huikaru
Hemi Winitana
Heni Paea
Hetaraka Whaora
Hira Hamaka
Hira Potipoti
Hiria te Tapuae
Hoani te Heihei
Hoani te Huia
Hohepa Hikutai, and others
Hohepa te Toko
Honai
Honana Maioha
Hori Kataraina
Hori Mangere
Hori Ngatai, Renata Toriri, and another, In Trust
Hori More Whareturere
Hori Pukapuka
Hori te Rongo
Hori Tupaea and Akubatu Tupaea, In Trust
Hori Wetere Paengahuka
Hori Winitana
Huhana Karawere
Ieni Tapihana and Eruera te Uremutu
Ihaka te Hamanu
Ikipene Papaka

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1869, No 34

After Parliament moved to Wellington in 1865, the Auckland Provincial Council sat in General Assembly House (depicted).

It was nicknamed the 'Shedifice' as it was large and drafty, with a leaking roof. First premier Henry Sewell described it as 'a great wooden barnshaped affair, which might serve for a Hospital, a Jail, or a Barrack'.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🗺️ Notification of Crown Grants Ready for Delivery

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated20 May 1869
KeywordsCrown Grants, Land Ownership, Auckland, Registrar of Deeds
👱🏽 Names

48 names identified

Anaha te Rahui, Grant recipient
and another , Grant recipient
Anaru Haua, Grant recipient
Arama Karaka, Grant recipient
Niheta, Grant recipient
George Crummer, Grant recipient
Thomas Crummer, Grant recipient
Eraihia Makomako, Grant recipient
Erana Turua, Grant recipient
Eruini Ngamanu, Grant recipient
Hae, Grant recipient
Hakopa te Waharoa, Grant recipient
Hamiora Tangiawa, Grant recipient
Waiari, Grant recipient
Hamiora Tu, Grant recipient
Hamuera te Paki, Grant recipient
Hara Makimaki, Grant recipient
Hariata Huikaru, Grant recipient
Hemi Winitana, Grant recipient
Heni Paea, Grant recipient
Hetaraka Whaora, Grant recipient
Hira Hamaka, Grant recipient
Hira Potipoti, Grant recipient
Hiria te Tapuae, Grant recipient
Hoani te Heihei, Grant recipient
Hoani te Huia, Grant recipient
Hohepa Hikutai, Grant recipient
and others , Grant recipient
Hohepa te Toko, Grant recipient
Honai, Grant recipient
Honana Maioha, Grant recipient
Hori Kataraina, Grant recipient
Hori Mangere, Grant recipient
Hori Ngatai, Grant recipient
Renata Toriri, Grant recipient
and another , Grant recipient
Hori More Whareturere, Grant recipient
Hori Pukapuka, Grant recipient
Hori te Rongo, Grant recipient
Hori Tupaea, Grant recipient
Akubatu Tupaea, Grant recipient
Hori Wetere Paengahuka, Grant recipient
Hori Winitana, Grant recipient
Huhana Karawere, Grant recipient
Ieni Tapihana, Grant recipient
Eruera te Uremutu, Grant recipient
Ihaka te Hamanu, Grant recipient
Ikipene Papaka, Grant recipient

👩‍💼 Officials

D. A. Tole, Commissioner of Crown Lands

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