Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1870 – No. 17

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✨ Native Lands Court Notices

AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

NATIVE LANDS COURT.

NOTICE OF TIMES AND PLACES FOR INVESTIGATING CLAIMS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the claims, 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, will be investigated at Auckland, on the 3rd of May next, and following days.

W. BRIDSON,
Acting-Chief Clerk.

Auckland, 22nd March, 1870.

LANDS WHICH WERE ADJOURNED, THE BOUNDARIES OF WHICH HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED IN THE NOTICES FOR THE SITTING OF THE COURT AT SHORTLAND.

Name of Claimant	Name and Locality of Block	Place where Plan will be deposited for public inspection
James Thompson, Kereua Peni, and Keti Thompson	Waitekauri, near Ohinemuri	Auckland
Wiremu Keepa, Ani Patene, Maraea Te Huia, Titipo Rawiri, Harata Patene, Maka Penehereti, and others	Taimaharunui, near Ohinemuri
Wiremu Keepa, Ani Patene, Maraea Te Huia, Titipo Rawiri, Harata Patene, Maka Penehereti, and others	Ngamako, near Ohinemuri
Koroneho Kotia, Hapi Rewi, Kepa Raharuhi, Poera Te Mimihi, Timiwha Taiwhakaea, Harawira Rahaki, and Te Peka Panape	Owharoa, near Ohinemuri
Wikiriwhi Hautonga, Hoani Tawia, and Tukino Hunia	Te Komata, near Ohinemuri
Hunia Te Whenua, Haura, Hoani Te Matewaru, and Mataia	Te Komata, near Ohinemuri
Pereniki Te Kokako, and Meha Te Moananui	Te Tete, near Ohinemuri
Te Kepa Raharuhi, Hoani Mataia, Rapata Te Arakai, Te Paura Te Wana, Riki Paka, Potae, and Te Paraone	Portion of Karangahake, Taukanihi, and Orunanga, near Ohinemuri	Office of the Inspector of Surveys, Auckland
Te Kepa Raharuhi, and Hoani Mataia	Karangahake, near Ohinemuri
Honana Paratoua, and others	Matai-Te-Waru, near Ohinemuri
Potae Te Pora	Motungaio, near Waihou
Pereniki Te Kokako, and Hoani Mataia	Opukeko, near Waihou
Parata Karena, Pene Tupeka, Te Whakamau, and Potae Te Pora	Waitekauri, near Ohinemuri
Te Paraone, Potae Te Pora, and Rapata Te Pou	Te Waikowhiti, near Ohinemuri
Tini Poaka, Riki Paka, Ngatai, Te Pokeha, Te Wano, and Hataru Kerei	Onekaharu, near Ohinemuri
Riki Paka, Rapata Te Arakai, Paraone Te Maupu	Taukanihi, near Ohinemuri
Te Kepa Raharuhi, Tupeka Te Whakamau, Hapi Rewi Timuha Taiwhakaea, Te Harawira	Waihi, near Kati-Kati
Rewiti, Te Peka, Turewhati, and Te Kemara Tirarauhine	Ngahina, near Ohinemuri
Hunia Te Wea, Ngatai, and Mihitarake	Omahu, near Whangamata
Pahau Ngatawa	Te Tete, near Ohinemuri
Te Wano Te Paura	Patete, near Ohinemuri
Te Kemara Tirarauhine	Owerangi, near Ohinemuri
Rupene, Potae Te Poha, and Te Wano Te Paura	Rotokohu, near Ohinemuri
Wiremu Keepa Hoete, Ani Patene, Maehe Maritaia, Utawaka Pua, Hiria Titipo, Meri Awitu, Te Hautaku, Maraea Te Huia, Wiremu Taumata, Rangiokioki, Pirihira Te Aka	Te Onekura, near Ohinemuri

Note: The maps of much of these lands as have been surveyed can be seen in the Office of the Inspector of Surveys, Auckland.

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1870, No 17

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 Claims (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated22 March 1870
KeywordsNative Lands Court, Land Claims, Ohinemuri, Auckland
👱🏽 Names

68 names identified

James Thompson, Claimant for Waitekauri
Kereua Peni, Claimant for Waitekauri
Keti Thompson, Claimant for Waitekauri
Wiremu Keepa, Claimant for Taimaharunui and Ngamako
Ani Patene, Claimant for Taimaharunui and Ngamako
Maraea Te Huia, Claimant for Taimaharunui and Ngamako
Titipo Rawiri, Claimant for Taimaharunui and Ngamako
Harata Patene, Claimant for Taimaharunui and Ngamako
Maka Penehereti, Claimant for Taimaharunui and Ngamako
Koroneho Kotia, Claimant for Owharoa
Hapi Rewi, Claimant for Owharoa
Kepa Raharuhi, Claimant for Owharoa
Poera Te Mimihi, Claimant for Owharoa
Timiwha Taiwhakaea, Claimant for Owharoa
Harawira Rahaki, Claimant for Owharoa
Te Peka Panape, Claimant for Owharoa
Wikiriwhi Hautonga, Claimant for Te Komata
Hoani Tawia, Claimant for Te Komata
Tukino Hunia, Claimant for Te Komata
Hunia Te Whenua, Claimant for Te Komata
Haura, Claimant for Te Komata
Hoani Te Matewaru, Claimant for Te Komata
Mataia, Claimant for Te Komata
Pereniki Te Kokako, Claimant for Te Tete
Meha Te Moananui, Claimant for Te Tete
Te Kepa Raharuhi, Claimant for Karangahake, Taukanihi, and Orunanga
Hoani Mataia, Claimant for Karangahake, Taukanihi, and Orunanga
Rapata Te Arakai, Claimant for Karangahake, Taukanihi, and Orunanga
Te Paura Te Wana, Claimant for Karangahake, Taukanihi, and Orunanga
Riki Paka, Claimant for Karangahake, Taukanihi, and Orunanga
Potae, Claimant for Karangahake, Taukanihi, and Orunanga
Te Paraone, Claimant for Karangahake, Taukanihi, and Orunanga
Potae Te Pora, Claimant for Motungaio, Te Waikowhiti, and Waitekauri
Parata Karena, Claimant for Waitekauri
Pene Tupeka, Claimant for Waitekauri
Te Whakamau, Claimant for Waitekauri
Te Paraone, Claimant for Te Waikowhiti
Rapata Te Pou, Claimant for Te Waikowhiti
Tini Poaka, Claimant for Onekaharu
Ngatai, Claimant for Onekaharu
Te Pokeha, Claimant for Onekaharu
Te Wano, Claimant for Onekaharu
Hataru Kerei, Claimant for Onekaharu
Paraone Te Maupu, Claimant for Taukanihi
Hapi Rewi Timuha, Claimant for Waihi
Te Harawira Taiwhakaea, Claimant for Waihi
Rewiti, Claimant for Ngahina
Te Peka, Claimant for Ngahina
Turewhati, Claimant for Ngahina
Te Kemara Tirarauhine, Claimant for Ngahina
Hunia Te Wea, Claimant for Omahu
Mihitarake, Claimant for Omahu
Pahau Ngatawa, Claimant for Te Tete
Te Wano Te Paura, Claimant for Patete
Te Kemara Tirarauhine, Claimant for Owerangi
Rupene, Claimant for Rotokohu
Potae Te Poha, Claimant for Rotokohu
Wiremu Keepa Hoete, Claimant for Te Onekura
Ani Patene, Claimant for Te Onekura
Maehe Maritaia, Claimant for Te Onekura
Utawaka Pua, Claimant for Te Onekura
Hiria Titipo, Claimant for Te Onekura
Meri Awitu, Claimant for Te Onekura
Te Hautaku, Claimant for Te Onekura
Maraea Te Huia, Claimant for Te Onekura
Wiremu Taumata, Claimant for Te Onekura
Rangiokioki, Claimant for Te Onekura
Pirihira Te Aka, Claimant for Te Onekura

👩‍💼 Officials

W. Bridson, Acting-Chief Clerk

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