Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1869 – No. 87

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NATIVE LANDS COURT.

Notice of Times and Places for Investigating Claims.

NOTICE is hereby given that the claim, on behalf of themselves and others, of the several persons whose names are mentioned in the first column of the Schedule hereunder 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 hereunto, will be investigated at Shortland, on the 4th of January, 1870, next, and following days.

A. J. DICKET,
Chief Clerk.

Auckland, November 4th, 1869.

SCHEDULE.

Name of Claimant. Name and locality of Block. Boundaries of the lands as translated from the Claims. Place where Plan will be deposited for public inspection:
Nikorima and others Te Amoriro, near Kauaeranga The boundaries are shown on the map; it is surveyed The maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed can be seen in the Office of the Inspector of Surveys, Auckland.
Peata Te Kirihuakura, Ngapera, Ngahuia, and Ngakapa Te Weiti, near Kauaeranga The boundaries are shown on the map; it is surveyed
Ngakapa, Whanaunga, Reihana, Hera Tiki, Karukino, and others Taratu, near Shortland Commencing from Taratu, it ascends to Te Paku, it descends to Te Rimu, it follows the Waipuna river, and ascends to Patokatoka, it goes down to the Waipatukahu river, and reaches the Maire and comes to Kirikiri river; it has been surveyed
Ngakapa Whanaunga, Nepia, Te Karamihi, Maria Muhau, and others Taumatini, near Shortland The boundaries are shown on the map; it is surveyed
Ngakapa Whanaunga, Karukino and others Kupata, near Shortland The boundaries are Kaiawhakaea, Pukewhau, Patana, Pukemowhoao, it runs in Taparahi river to the Kirikiri, and ends there
Ngakapa Whanaunga, Nepia, and others Te Kauri, near Shortland The boundary runs from the Ngahiku river to Te Roto, and reaches the Kirikiri river; it has been surveyed
Ngakapa Whanaunga, and others Opane, near Waihou Bounded by the Waihou river on one side, on the North by the Hauraki Gulf, and on another side by a kahikatea bush
Mango, Ngapari, Winiata, Pewa, Tiopira, and Te Paoro Pohaua, near Kauaeranga The boundaries are shown on the map; it has been surveyed


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🗺️ Notice of Times and Places for Investigating Native Land Claims

🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
4 November 1869
Native Land Claims, Investigations, Shortland, Kauaeranga, Land Boundaries
24 names identified
  • Nikorima, Claimant for Te Amoriro block
  • Peata Te Kirihuakura, Claimant for Te Weiti block
  • Ngapera, Claimant for Te Weiti block
  • Ngahuia, Claimant for Te Weiti block
  • Ngakapa, Claimant for Te Weiti block
  • Whanaunga, Claimant for Taratu block
  • Reihana, Claimant for Taratu block
  • Hera Tiki, Claimant for Taratu block
  • Karukino, Claimant for Taratu block
  • Ngakapa Whanaunga, Claimant for Taumatini block
  • Nepia, Claimant for Taumatini block
  • Te Karamihi, Claimant for Taumatini block
  • Maria Muhau, Claimant for Taumatini block
  • Ngakapa Whanaunga, Claimant for Kupata block
  • Karukino, Claimant for Kupata block
  • Ngakapa Whanaunga, Claimant for Te Kauri block
  • Nepia, Claimant for Te Kauri block
  • Ngakapa Whanaunga, Claimant for Opane block
  • Mango, Claimant for Pohaua block
  • Ngapari, Claimant for Pohaua block
  • Winiata, Claimant for Pohaua block
  • Pewa, Claimant for Pohaua block
  • Tiopira, Claimant for Pohaua block
  • Te Paoro, Claimant for Pohaua block

  • A. J. Dicket, Chief Clerk