Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1871 – No. 2

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✨ Native Land Claims



16 AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

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.
runs along the surveyed line, and comes to the boundary of Pukeatua block runs along the boundary of Pukeatua to the commencement of the boundary of the Ruarangihahereere block and then goes to the Kaipara river.
Paora Tuhaere Waikoukou, near Kaipara Bounded on the South-west by the road, on the North by the river, on the North-east by the Tikokopu rived, the boundaries are shown on the map.
Te Wataranhi, Hoani, Horama, Eruena Te Paerimu, Hori, Pera, Tamehana, Reihana, Apiata, and Te Aroha } Waitakere, near Kaipara Commencing at Te Puatahinga it runs to Mokoroa, and goes to the Wairere river continues on and comes to the Waitakere river, it turns and reaches Rangitapiripiri, and falls into Waimanui, it comes out of the river at Toetoeroa, it turns to Rangikapikia, and falls into the river at Pukekohai, it follows the bank to Opaka, and falls into the river at Parihoa, it turns to Te Puatahinga, and ends.
Hone Tupuhi and Te Keene Tangaroa } Hanekau, near Taupaki, Waitakere Commencing in Te Waimanui it goes to the East and runs to Tairaka it turns and goes to the South, it follows the old surveyed line, until it comes to the boundary of Paekawau, it turns and goes to the West, and goes to Te Waimanui, where it ends.
Te Keene Tangaroa, and Hone Tupuhi } Hanekau, near Kaipara The boundary commences at Hanekau on the South side, it goes to Pikirangi on the North-east side, it runs on to boundary of Ururua, it then turns to the North-west and continues on to Te Waimanui, it turns to the West and goes to Kapehu, follows on to Rangiahua, it turns, and continues along till it reaches the boundary of Paekawau, and ends.
Praene Ngaweke Land near Paekawau, Kaipara Commencing on the side of the boundary of Paekawau on the Southeast side, it goes to Taherenikau, it turns to the South-west and continues on to Rangiahua and Te Mataonepu, it turns to the Northwest, and goes on and comes to the boundary of Paekawau, this land has been surveyed.
Te Anewa Ahiwaru and Te Tana Matetakotoroa } Maroroa, near Oneonenui Commencing at Hokioi it goes to Maroroa, continues on and reaches the boundary of Oneonenui, and Hokioi.
Hamuera Te Rakato Pukemokimoki, near Muriwai Kaipara Commencing at Okaihau it goes in a southerly direction, and meets the boundary of Te Otaupaki block, it goes towards the West and comes to Karewarewa, at Waimaunu, it turns and goes in a North-westerly direction, continues on and meets the boundary of Muriwai, and meets at Okaihau.

The maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed can be seen at Court-house of the Resident Magistrate, Helensville, Kaipara.



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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Notice of Times and Places for Investigating Claims (continued from previous page)

🪶 Māori Affairs
7 January 1871
Native Lands Court, Claims Investigation, Helensville, Kaipara
17 names identified
  • Paora Tuhaere, Claimant of Waikoukou block
  • Te Wataranhi, Claimant of Waitakere block
  • Hoani, Claimant of Waitakere block
  • Horama, Claimant of Waitakere block
  • Eruena Te Paerimu, Claimant of Waitakere block
  • Hori, Claimant of Waitakere block
  • Pera, Claimant of Waitakere block
  • Tamehana, Claimant of Waitakere block
  • Reihana, Claimant of Waitakere block
  • Apiata, Claimant of Waitakere block
  • Te Aroha, Claimant of Waitakere block
  • Hone Tupuhi, Claimant of Hanekau block
  • Te Keene Tangaroa, Claimant of Hanekau block
  • Praene Ngaweke, Claimant of land near Paekawau
  • Te Anewa Ahiwaru, Claimant of Maroroa block
  • Te Tana Matetakotoroa, Claimant of Maroroa block
  • Hamuera Te Rakato, Claimant of Pukemokimoki block