Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1871 – No. 12

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✨ Māori Land Claims



AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

Name of Claimant Name and Locality of Block. The boundaries of the lands as translated from the claims. Place where Plan will be deposited for public inspection.
Arama Karaka, Wikitoria Rangipiki, Otautu, near Cabbage Bay Bounded on one side by the Otautu Bay, it then turns inland and ascends to the Karaka and follows the ridge, then descends to Waikawau, it then comes towards the coast along Te Waka Te Puhi’s boundary and falls into the Otatu Bay, and joins at the commencement.
Wikitoria Nohohau, Haora Tupaea,
Te Mehana, and others
Hata Paka and Karauria Tairoa Wharerora, near Cabbage Bay Bounded on one side by the Umangawha river, on another side by the surveyed Government line, the boundary on another side is a small hill on the North side and comes to the public road, it then turns and goes from there in a straight direction, and falls into the Umangawha river.
Hata Paka and Karauria Tairoa Huruhuru, near Cabbage Bay Commencing at the head of the Wairore stream (a ridge) and falls into the Umangawha river, it runs in that river to a post placed on the right hand side of the river, it then ascends to Te Paparinga-o-Mahutuhae, a ridge, continues on in the surveyed line to Pukewharariki, and ascends to the top of the hill, it then goes in a Northerly direction along the ridge and continues on to the source of the Wairori stream, it then follows that stream to the point of commencement.
Hata Paka and Karauria Tairoa Waiaro, near Cabbage Bay Commencing on the Waiaro stream at its junction with Otamawainui and goes to its source, it goes from thence and ascends the dividing range of Moehau, it follows the ridge to the source of the Waiaro stream, it follows that stream to the point of commencement.
Maraea Takitu Pakipaki, near Waiau Commencing on the boundary of Te Poka block at Te Pakapaki, it then goes along the beach to Te Karaka, goes on to Rururahi and Tutae-mahea and there stops, it then goes upwards and stops just below Pukemaukuku, it goes from there and comes to Te Pakipaki, where it ends.
Maraea Takitu Otutohia, near Waiau A small piece near the Waiau river, the boundaries are shown on the map.
Maraea Takitu Kaipara, near Waiau A small piece near the Waiau river, the boundaries are shown on the map.

The maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed can be seen in the office of the Inspector of Surveys, Auckland.



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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Native Lands Court Notices of Times and Places for Investigating Claims (continued from previous page)

🪶 Māori Affairs
Land Claims, Māori Land Court, Otautu, Wharerora, Huruhuru, Waiaro, Pakipaki, Otutohia, Kaipara
8 names identified
  • Arama Karaka, Claimant for Otautu block
  • Wikitoria Rangipiki, Claimant for Otautu block
  • Wikitoria Nohohau, Claimant for Otautu block
  • Haora Tupaea, Claimant for Otautu block
  • Te Mehana, Claimant for Otautu block
  • Hata Paka, Claimant for Wharerora, Huruhuru, and Waiaro blocks
  • Karauria Tairoa, Claimant for Wharerora, Huruhuru, and Waiaro blocks
  • Maraea Takitu, Claimant for Pakipaki, Otutohia, and Kaipara blocks