Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1869 – No. 8

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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.
Teretiu Te Waiatua and others To Nga, at Rotorua On the western side is Ngati-nohopu’s land, the inland boundary is the Papatangi Swamp, the south side is the banks of Maharo, on the eastern side is Te Haka. The Maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed can be seen in the Court House of the Resident Magistrate, Maketu.
Teretiu Te Waiatua and others Pukemapou, at Rotorua On the south side is Waikotu, Mānia is on the east side, Hinemoa is on the north-east side, Te Karaka is on the north side, and Pohueroa is on the west side.
Teretiu Te Waiatua and others Te Wharenui, near Rotorua and Tarawera Pukepoto is on the east side, Waitangi is on the north side, Te Karaka is on the south side, and Te Wharenui is on the west side.
Teretiu Te Waiatua and others Te Puta o Tongara, at Rotorua The boundary of Te Pae-o-tu is on the West side, the inland boundary is Iharaira’s land, the south side is bounded by Macra’s land, the east it is bounded by Taupua’s land.
Teretiu Te Waiatua Harakekeroa, at Rotorua On the east side is Maihi’s boundary, on the south side is Te Repe-o-Kuirau, on the inland side is Tohi-Te-Uruirangi’s boundary, on the west side is the Utuhina river.
Poia Te Ririapu, Wiremu Nera Taiwhanake, Huta Tangihia, Akuira Kokiri, Paurini Te Huhu, Ngamuka Porotiti Tikimapu, near the Wairoa, Tarawera Commencing at Tawhakarere and going on to Te Whainga: Te Hororoa, Popoiti, Matawhere, Moerangi, Te Taumanuka, Taopo, Kaitahi, Te Anao-Pokohuru, Te Kotukutuku, Te Koko, Ohiteki to Motu, and joins at Tawhakarere.
Renata Akuhata, Temuera Amohau, Paora Amohau, Herewini Amohau Waiparapara, Maketu Waiparapara is the end to the eastward, it runs south to Te Totara, crosses to the west at Kawa, the end is at Nohonoa.
Perepe Tapihana Parawai, Maketu Commencing at the north-east going easterly it comes to the spring at Parawa, it runs in the surveyed lines and goes to the west.


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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

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

🪶 Māori Affairs
23 December 1868
Native Lands Court, Land Claims, Investigation, Tauranga, Schedule
12 names identified
  • Teretiu Te Waiatua, Claimant
  • Poia Te Ririapu, Claimant
  • Wiremu Nera Taiwhanake, Claimant
  • Huta Tangihia, Claimant
  • Akuira Kokiri, Claimant
  • Paurini Te Huhu, Claimant
  • Ngamuka Porotiti, Claimant
  • Renata Akuhata, Claimant
  • Temuera Amohau, Claimant
  • Paora Amohau, Claimant
  • Herewini Amohau, Claimant
  • Perepe Tapihana, Claimant