Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1869 – No. 87

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✨ Native Land Claims Investigation

PANUITANGA KI NGA TANGATA E WHAI TAKE ANA KI TE WHENUA KIA MOHIOTIA AI TE WAHI ME TE RAKA E TU AI TE KOOTI HEI WHAKAWA 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, ki nga pihii whenua e mau nei i te rarangi tuarua, ka whakawakia a te 21 o nga ra o Tihema, 1869, e te Kooti Whakawa Whenua Maori ki Kapanga, Koromaene. Ko nga tangata katoa e whai tikanga ana moaua whenua me haere ki reira.

Ka oti te whakawa, ka puta te Karauna Karaaetanga ki te hunga kitea tona tika e te Kooti: he oiano, he tino whakaotingatena; ekore rawa e tika kia peke mai tetahi tangata ki muri.

NA TIKI,
Kaituhituhi o te Kooti.

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

Ko nga ingoa o nga tangata no ratou nga pihii	Nga ingoa o nga whenua me te Takiwa hoki.	Ko te takotoranga o te mapi
Tamati Waka Te Puhi, Hoani Toarauawhea, Piniha, Te Reweti, Titari, me etahi atu Nepia Te Kakahi, Te Matenga Ngaupara Te Matenga Ngaupara Pita Taurua Hoani Toarauawhea, Te Reweti Rangikaiwhiria, Eruera Te Ngahue, Piniha, Matiu Poono, Te Pukeroa, me etahi atu.	Pouhakene, e tata ana ki Moehau Ahirau, e tata ana ki Kapiti-pei Waikawau, e tata ana ki Kapiti-pei Waipora, e tata ana ki Koromaene Tangiaro-nui, e tata ana ki Moehau	Ka kitea nga mapi o nga whenua kua oti te ruri ki te Tari o te Kaitiito mapi, i Akarana.

Kua taia nga rohe o enei whenua ki roto ki te “Kahiti.”

He whenua tenei kua oti te whakawa mua, oira kihai i whakaritea e nga tangata, ta te Kooti i whakatakoto ai.

Ko nga ingoa o nga tangata no ratou nga pihii.	Nga ingoa o te whenua me te Takiwa hoki	Ko te takotoranga o te mapi.
Tamati Waka Tahawera, Onehunga, Ahurei, Tini Poaka	Otautu, kei Kapiti-pei	Ka kitea nga mapi o nga whenua kua oti te ruri ki te Tari o te Kaitiito mapi, 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, Land Boundaries, Māori Land, Coromandel
👱🏽 Names

16 names identified

Tamati Waka Te Puhi, Claimant to Pouhakene land
Hoani Toarauawhea, Claimant to Pouhakene and Tangiaro-nui lands
Piniha, Claimant to Pouhakene and Tangiaro-nui lands
Te Reweti, Claimant to Pouhakene and Tangiaro-nui lands
Titari, Claimant to Pouhakene land
Nepia Te Kakahi, Claimant to Ahirau land
Te Matenga Ngaupara, Claimant to Ahirau and Waikawau lands
Pita Taurua, Claimant to Waipora land
Te Reweti Rangikaiwhiria, Claimant to Tangiaro-nui land
Eruera Te Ngahue, Claimant to Tangiaro-nui land
Matiu Poono, Claimant to Tangiaro-nui land
Te Pukeroa, Claimant to Tangiaro-nui land
Tamati Waka Tahawera, Claimant to Otautu land
Onehunga, Claimant to Otautu land
Ahurei, Claimant to Otautu land
Tini Poaka, Claimant to Otautu land

👩‍💼 Officials

Tiki, Kaituhituhi o te Kooti

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