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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 |
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Maihi Te Hinaki, Maka Peneheireti, Te Tarapa, Wi Ngawhare, Te Wheoromaka, Peneamene Tanui
Whangamaroro, near Whitianga
Bounded on the North and West by the Whangamaroro river; on the North-east by the Wharawhara river, and on the South by a surveyed line running from Wharawhara to Whangamaroro.
Kitahi Te Taniwha
Hoehoe-a-waka, near Kapanga
Bounded on the North by the Waiau river, this is the piece on which Mr. Rowe’s saw mills stood formerly.
Matiu Paraka, Wiremu Paraka Te Pamahue
Whangamata, at Whangamata
Commencing on the North side at Pokohinu on the coast, it goes to Whitipirorua, Waihirere, Pautahanaga, Patuhamo, Te Papa-o-uawhati, Whangamata, Owhare, Puparauri, Hauturu Island, Whenuakura Island, Te Whauwhau, Otahu, Otutangaroa, Te Teko, Katingawai, Whatipu, Te Kauri, Opito, Apakura, Motukoruru, Te Wi, Waimama, Te Anawaihaire, Te Ramarama, Waiaua, Whiritoa, and Otonga, the boundary on the coast ends here. Bounded on South, and going inland, by Te Keho, Te Poike, Te Onewhero, Waiharakeke, Te Puhi, Pahererau, Paerewarewa, Tititangiroa, Te Reto, Whakanamoehau, Kaimatariki, Te Mania, Paharaheke, Pukekura, Whare-o-mokai, Te Hoe-a-tairahi, Okurere, Pukekohe, Mohanga-o-o-pupuhi, Maureaina, Mohouo, Te Kauri, Paiuru, and Waihou, where the Southern boundary ends. Commencing again at Pokohinu it goes to Paraheka, Te Weiti, Te Waha-o-te-marangai, Paekahu, Te Papa-i-otara, Tamakitahi, Tokaroa, Tairua, Korutahi, Wekanui, Te Onetai, Pukewhau, and Titirangi, where the Northern boundary ends.
Kapanga Te Arakuri
Parangu No. 9, near Kapanga
A small piece; the boundaries are on the map.
Kapanga Te Arakuri
Kapanga, at Coromandel
The boundaries are on the map containing about 40 acres near the old race course; the road going to Te Tiki is the boundary on one side.
The Maps of such of those lands as have been surveyed can be seen in the Office of the Inspector of Surveys, Auckland.
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Auckland Provincial Gazette 1869, No 84
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Native Lands Court Claims Investigation Notice
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🪶 Māori Affairs31 October 1869
Native Lands Court, Claims Investigation, Land Boundaries, Moehau, Whitianga
11 names identified
- Maihi Te Hinaki, Claimant of Whangamaroro land
- Maka Peneheireti, Claimant of Whangamaroro land
- Te Tarapa, Claimant of Whangamaroro land
- Wi Ngawhare, Claimant of Whangamaroro land
- Te Wheoromaka, Claimant of Whangamaroro land
- Peneamene Tanui, Claimant of Whangamaroro land
- Kitahi Te Taniwha, Claimant of Hoehoe-a-waka land
- Matiu Paraka, Claimant of Whangamata land
- Wiremu Paraka, Claimant of Whangamata land
- Te Pamahue, Claimant of Whangamata land
- Kapanga Te Arakuri, Claimant of Parangu No. 9 and Kapanga lands