✨ Native Land Claims
1639 The Maps of such lands as have been surveyed can be seen at the Office of the Inspector of Surveys, Auckland.
| 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. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Whareoneone, Paranihia, and Watana Tuma | Rurunui, near Waikiekie | They are shown on the map | |
| Wetana Tuma, Te Reiti Purewa, and Matui Pona | Rurunui, near Waikiekie | They are shown on the map | |
| Tamati Waka | Tarikonekone, near Kauaeranga | They are shown on the map; the land is surveyed | |
| Hera Paremataiti, Paranihia, Tarakohe, and Parahimia Purehimi | Hape, near Kauaeranga | They are shown on the map; the land is surveyed | |
| Wi Maihi, Wi Kepa, Hera Hoete, Mohi Puatan, and others | Hauarahi, near Wharekawa | Matawhero is one boundary and Hauarahi another | |
| Wi Kepa, Titipo, Ani Patene, Wi Maihe, and others | Tumatatoro, near Wharekawa | Whakatiwai is a boundary, Hauarahi is another, in the Wharekawa district | |
| Rapana Maunganoa | Parareka, near Waiotahi | On one side by Aperahama’s piece, on another side by Meha’s piece, on another side by the Hauraki Gulf channel, and on the other side by high water mark |
to Whakaketu, it comes to where the said boundary turns to the South, it leaves that boundary and continues on in the Purakaunui stream until it comes to where that stream divides, that is to say to Pukorokoro, it goes in a Northern direction on the ridge of that mountain, and ascends the ridge of Te Tautiti-waerengapoka, it goes down to the Otahi river until it reaches the flat at Te Hoe, it follows the Otahi river and comes to Tamati Kaiota’s boundary at Mangaroa, it runs in a Southerly direction on that boundary, and comes to where the said boundary of Tamati Kaiota’s bends; it bends also on that boundary and comes to the Northern end of the Otahi river. It leaves the new mouth of the Otahi river, and continues on in the old channel until it reaches the beach, it then goes Southerly, and meets the commencement of the boundary.
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Auckland Provincial Gazette 1869, No 87
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Notice of Times and Places for Investigating Native Land Claims
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🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey4 November 1869
Native Land Claims, Investigations, Shortland, Kauaeranga, Land Boundaries
22 names identified
- Whareoneone, Claimant of Rurunui block
- Paranihia, Claimant of Rurunui block
- Watana Tuma, Claimant of Rurunui block
- Wetana Tuma, Claimant of Rurunui block
- Te Reiti Purewa, Claimant of Rurunui block
- Matui Pona, Claimant of Rurunui block
- Tamati Waka, Claimant of Tarikonekone block
- Hera Paremataiti, Claimant of Hape block
- Paranihia, Claimant of Hape block
- Tarakohe, Claimant of Hape block
- Parahimia Purehimi, Claimant of Hape block
- Wi Maihi, Claimant of Hauarahi block
- Wi Kepa, Claimant of Hauarahi and Tumatatoro blocks
- Hera Hoete, Claimant of Hauarahi block
- Mohi Puatan, Claimant of Hauarahi block
- Titipo, Claimant of Tumatatoro block
- Ani Patene, Claimant of Tumatatoro block
- Wi Maihe, Claimant of Tumatatoro block
- Rapana Maunganoa, Claimant of Parareka block
- Tamati Kaiota, Boundary reference in Otahi river description
- Aperahama, Boundary reference in Parareka block
- Meha, Boundary reference in Parareka block