Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1869 – No. 6

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✨ Native Lands Court Notices



NATIVE LANDS COURT.

NOTICE OF TIMES AND PLACES FOR INVESTIGATING CLAIMS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the claims, on behalf of themselves and others, of the
several persons whose names are mentioned in the first column of the Schedule here-
under written, to the several blocks of land, of which the names and localities are mentioned
in the second column, the boundaries of which are published in the Schedule hereunder,
will be investigated at Matamata, near Cambridge, Waikato, on the 22nd of February
next, and following days.

Auckland, January 18th, 1869.

A. J. DICKEY,
Chief Clerk.

SCHEDULE.

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.
Hakiriwhi, Rihia, Hemi

Rahiri, Piripi, Aremete,
Reone, Raihi
Ponui, Penetito, Kerema,
Piripi Whanatangi,
Wata Tahi, Aperahama
Tu Te Rangipouri,
Tarika, Te Waka Tu
Te Rangipouri, Ihaia
Tioriori | Te Aroha, near
Matamata | The boundary commences at
Paharakeke, goes on to
Mangatutu, and stretches on
to Waitawera, where it reaches
the Government boundary,
it runs in that boundary, goes
southerly to Tukituki, straight
to Rangatara, and stretches
on to Hakihaki, it turns
westerly to Puapuatirohi,
goes on to Mangakahika, Te
Pokerangi and Huakaramu,
it turns to the Waihou River
to Te Waipuna and Te Tupuhi, it turns to N. east, it runs
along the edge of the swamp
to Te Ruapa, it turns and
joins the commencing point
at Paharakeke. | Captain Clarke’s Office,
Cambridge, Waikato. |
| Te Keene Wharenui, Hera
Te Whakaawa, Hohepa
Te Pahiwhero, Hone
Weten, Tauaki and
others | Te Ruakaka, in the
Aroha Block. | The boundaries are Parauri, Te
Manga-iti, Waitawhata, Te
Paiaka, Waipuia, the
waters of the Aroha, it now
meets the commencing point
at Waitaweta. | |
| Timi Mihi, Hemi Kare | Ngatukituki - a - te
Hikakawera, near
Te Aroha | Commencing at the mouth of
Wairakau on the eastern side
of the Waihou River, it runs
in that stream up the moun-
tain and joins the Government
boundary (that is to say the
Ngaitirangi boundary), it runs
along the Government boun-
dary and comes to Te Tuso, it
goes along the public road and
reaches Takatakahi, it con-
tinues on to Te Kotuku, this
is a Maori settlement on the
side of Waihou, it continues
on in the Waihou river until
it reaches Wairakau the
commencing point. | |

The maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed can be seen at Captain Clarke’s Office,
Cambridge, Waikato.



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🗺️ Notice of Times and Places for Investigating Claims

🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
18 January 1869
Maori Land Court, Land Claims, Matamata, Waikato
26 names identified
  • Hakiriwhi, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Rihia, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Hemi Rahiri, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Piripi, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Aremete, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Reone, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Raihi, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Ponui, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Penetito, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Kerema, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Piripi Whanatangi, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Wata Tahi, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Aperahama, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Tu Te Rangipouri, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Tarika, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Te Waka Tu, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Te Rangipouri, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Ihaia, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Tioriori, Claimant to Te Aroha block
  • Te Keene Wharenui, Claimant to Te Ruakaka block
  • Hera Te Whakaawa, Claimant to Te Ruakaka block
  • Hohepa Te Pahiwhero, Claimant to Te Ruakaka block
  • Hone Weten, Claimant to Te Ruakaka block
  • Tauaki, Claimant to Te Ruakaka block
  • Timi Mihi, Claimant to Ngatukituki-a-te-Hikakawera block
  • Hemi Kare, Claimant to Ngatukituki-a-te-Hikakawera block

  • A. J. Dickey, Chief Clerk