Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1869 – No. 87

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✨ Native Land Claims Notices

HE PANUITANGA KI NGA TANGATA, E WHAI TAKE ANA KI TE WHENUA KIA MOHIO TIA AI TE KAHUI ME UENA E TU AI TE KOOTI HEI WHAKAWAI I O RATOU TAKE.

Na, he Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai, ko te take a nga tangata no ratou nga ingoa e mau nei, i te rarangi tuatahi i raro nei, kia nga piihi whenua e mau nei i te rarangi tuarua, ka whakawakia a te 4 o nga ra o Hanuere, 1870, e te Kooti Whakawa Whenua Maori ki Hotereni-taone. Ko nga tangata katoa e whai tikanga ana mo aua whenua me haere ki reira.

Ka oti te whakawa, ka puta te Karauna Karati ki te hunga i kitea tona tika e te Kooti; heoi ano, he tino whakaotinga tena; ekore rawa e tika kia peke mai tetahi tangata ki muri.

Nā Tiki,

Kaituhituhi o te Kooti.

Kooti Whakawa Whenua Maori,
Akarana, Nowema 4, 1869.

Ko nga ingoa o nga tangata no ratou nga ingoa pīhi.

Nga ingoa o nga tangata	Nga ingoa o nga whenua me te takotoranga o te Takiwa hoki
Nikoraima, me etahi atu	Te Amoriro, e tata ana ki Kauaeranga
Peata Te Kirihuakuru, Ngapera, Ngakapa	Te Weiti, e tata ana ki Kauaeranga
Ngakapa Whanaunga, Reihana, Hera Tiki, Karukino, me etahi atu	Taratu, e tata ana ki Hotereni-taone
Ngakapa Whanaunga, Nepia Te Karamihi, Maria Muhan, me etahi atu	Taumatini, e tata ana ki Hotereni-taone
Ngakapa Whanaunga, Karukino, me etahi atu	Kupata, e tata ana ki Hotereni-taone
Ngakapa Whanaunga, Nepia, me etahi atu	Te Kauri, e tata ana ki Hotereni-taone
Ngakapa Whanaunga, me etahi atu Mango, Ngapari, Winiata, Pewa, Tiopira, Te Paoro	Opane, e tata ana ki Waibou Pohaua, e tata ana ki Kauaeranga
Aherata, Rangitehau, Mango, Whareoneone Piripatene, me etahi atu	Arikirau Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, e tata ana ki Kauaeranga Tame Tapo, e tata ana ki Hotereni-taone
Rangitehau	Te Arikiraru, e tata ana ki Kauaeranga
Mango, Ngapari, Ngaroma, Winiata, Tiopira, Te Paoro	Te Weiti, e tata ana ki Kauaeranga
Mango, Ngapari, Winiata, Tiopira, Ngaroma	Te Awa-o-Taikehu, e tata ana ki Te Puru
Mango, Ngapati, Winiata, Pewa, Tiopira, Te Paoro Kiriweri, me etahi atu	Arikirau, e tata ana ki Kauaeranga Te Weiti, Te Pane-o-te-Manuhiri, e tata ana ki Hotereni-taone
Tinipoaka, Hone Kete Te Wanui, Hori Keti, me etahi atu	Tahereaka, e tata ana ki Te Puru
Tinipoaka, Hone Keti, Hori Keti, me etahi atu	Te Matuku, e tata ana ki Te Puru
Tinipoaka, Hone Keti, Hori Keti, me etahi atu	Waihirere, e tata ana ki Te Puru
Tinipoaka, Hone Keti, Hori Keti, me etahi atu	Okarea, e tata ana ki Te Puru
Tinipoaka, Hone Keti, Hori Keti, me etahi atu	Te Karaka, e tata ana ki Te Puru
Tinipoaka, Hone Keti, Hori Keti, me etahi atu	Te Awa-o-Taikehu No. 2, e tata ana ki Te Puru
Tinipoaka, Hone Keti, Hori Keti, me etahi atu	Te Aputa, e tata ana ki Te Puru
Tinipoaka, Hone Keti, Hori Keti, me etahi atu	Torowhenua, e tata ana ki Te Puru

Ka kitea nga ingoa o nga whenua kua oti te kaituhi ki a Karaitiana map, i Akarana.

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1869, No 87

After Parliament moved to Wellington in 1865, the Auckland Provincial Council sat in General Assembly House (depicted).

It was nicknamed the 'Shedifice' as it was large and drafty, with a leaking roof. First premier Henry Sewell described it as 'a great wooden barnshaped affair, which might serve for a Hospital, a Jail, or a Barrack'.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

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

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated4 November 1869
KeywordsNative Land Claims, Investigations, Shortland, Kauaeranga, Land Boundaries
👱🏽 Names

26 names identified

Nikoraima, Claimant for Te Amoriro land
Peata Te Kirihuakuru, Claimant for Te Weiti land
Ngapera, Claimant for Te Weiti land
Ngakapa, Claimant for Te Weiti land
Ngakapa Whanaunga, Claimant for Taratu, Taumatini, Kupata, Te Kauri, Opane, Arikirau lands
Reihana, Claimant for Taratu land
Hera Tiki, Claimant for Taratu land
Karukino, Claimant for Taratu, Kupata lands
Nepia Te Karamihi, Claimant for Taumatini land
Maria Muhan, Claimant for Taumatini land
Nepia, Claimant for Te Kauri land
Mango, Claimant for Opane, Arikirau, Te Weiti, Te Awa-o-Taikehu, Arikirau lands
Ngapari, Claimant for Opane, Te Weiti, Te Awa-o-Taikehu, Arikirau lands
Winiata, Claimant for Opane, Arikirau, Te Awa-o-Taikehu, Arikirau lands
Pewa, Claimant for Opane, Arikirau lands
Tiopira, Claimant for Opane, Arikirau, Te Weiti, Arikirau lands
Te Paoro, Claimant for Opane, Arikirau lands
Aherata, Claimant for Arikirau lands
Rangitehau, Claimant for Arikirau, Te Arikiraru lands
Whareoneone Piripatene, Claimant for Arikirau lands
Tame Tapo, Claimant for Arikirau lands
Ngaroma, Claimant for Te Awa-o-Taikehu, Arikirau lands
Kiriweri, Claimant for Arikirau lands
Tinipoaka, Claimant for Tahereaka, Te Matuku, Waihirere, Okarea, Te Karaka, Te Awa-o-Taikehu No. 2, Te Aputa, Torowhenua lands
Hone Kete Te Wanui, Claimant for Tahereaka, Te Matuku, Waihirere, Okarea, Te Karaka, Te Awa-o-Taikehu No. 2, Te Aputa, Torowhenua lands
Hori Keti, Claimant for Tahereaka, Te Matuku, Waihirere, Okarea, Te Karaka, Te Awa-o-Taikehu No. 2, Te Aputa, Torowhenua lands

👩‍💼 Officials

Tiki, Kaituhituhi o te Kooti

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