Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1872 – No. 12

Page 111

✨ Native Land Claims



AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. 111

Name of Claimant. Name and Locality of Block. Boundaries of the Land as translated from the claims. Place where Plan will be deposited for public inspection.
Te Taipapahia Te Karaka, near Whanganamu, Hokianga Lying on the northern side of Te Karaka Point, Hokianga river, and nearly adjoining the Government land, known as Whanganamu.
Tupari Raniera Taonui, Hepehi Muriwai Korokota, near Waihou, Hokianga Waitapu, lying near the Korotangi Block of Government land, Waihou river.
Hori Karaka, Hami Whakarei, and Kamira Kaka Te Rakepuka, near Waihou, Hokianga A sacred place lying near the Waihou River.
Tawhio Muriwhenua, Mohi Whiti, Kaio Otene, Miriama Tawiti, and Mohi Otene Kauwhau, near Mangamuka, Hokianga A sacred place on the Mangamuka River, near Pautoto Block, Native land.
Rangital, Pipo, Puruwhero, Porohiti and Matia Whingingi, near Waima, Hokianga A sacred place lying near Kaitangio, Waima river, and the Mission Station, Poanga.
Rihari Raumati and Rapana Te Waha Te Kura-a-te-Rangi, near Kutoia, Hokianga A sacred place lying near Hutoia, land belonging to John Webster, Esq., on the Waihou river.
Pirihita Katete and Makere Katete Te Tukituki, near Waima, Hokianga The boundary commences at the mouth of the Okarari river, and goes along in the Whitinga-te-ra River, until it falls into Te Rurunga River, turns towards its mouth and comes out into the Waima River, at Te Tukituki, and goes on until it reaches Okarari—the commencement.
Hone Patene Moka, Marara Huna, Reihana Te Kapo, and others Karamu, part of Te Taheke, Hokianga Bounded on the east by the Taheke River, on the west by Native land.

The maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed can be seen at the Native Land Court, Onoke, Hokianga.



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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

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

🪶 Māori Affairs
20 March 1872
Native Land Court, Land Claims, Hokianga, Onoke
24 names identified
  • Te Taipapahia, Claimant for Te Karaka
  • Tupari Raniera Taonui, Claimant for Korokota
  • Hepehi Muriwai, Claimant for Korokota
  • Hori Karaka, Claimant for Te Rakepuka
  • Hami Whakarei, Claimant for Te Rakepuka
  • Kamira Kaka, Claimant for Te Rakepuka
  • Tawhio Muriwhenua, Claimant for Kauwhau
  • Mohi Whiti, Claimant for Kauwhau
  • Kaio Otene, Claimant for Kauwhau
  • Miriama Tawiti, Claimant for Kauwhau
  • Mohi Otene, Claimant for Kauwhau
  • Rangital, Claimant for Whingingi
  • Pipo, Claimant for Whingingi
  • Puruwhero, Claimant for Whingingi
  • Porohiti, Claimant for Whingingi
  • Matia, Claimant for Whingingi
  • Rihari Raumati, Claimant for Te Kura-a-te-Rangi
  • Rapana Te Waha, Claimant for Te Kura-a-te-Rangi
  • Pirihita Katete, Claimant for Te Tukituki
  • Makere Katete, Claimant for Te Tukituki
  • Hone Patene Moka, Claimant for Karamu
  • Marara Huna, Claimant for Karamu
  • Reihana Te Kapo, Claimant for Karamu
  • others, Claimant for Karamu