Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1874 – No. 16

Page 97

✨ Native Land Claims

Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

No. 97

NAME OF APPLICANT	HAPU.	DESCRIPTION AND NAME OF LAND.	OTHER OWNERS ADMITTED.

| Rikihana, Waaka Rangaunu, Petera Aterea, Te Whiu, Hone Paraihi, Te Kura, and others. | Te Hokokeha. | Te Kauae-o-ruru whakahe. Puketapu, Pukekoromiko, Maungapohatu, Rangikohua. | |

| Remi Te Tai. | | Ika Pirau. Bounded on the east by the Waiheri River; on the north by survey lines; on the west by survey lines; and on the south by the Whanganamu Creek. | Te Whiu. |

| Remi Te Tai, Tia Pakeke. | Rarawa. | Te Karaka. On the east, south, and west by the Hokianga River, and on the north by the survey line, as per map. | |

| Aporo Hura. | Rarawa. | Paku. Bounded on the north by the Herekino River; on the south, east, and west by survey lines, as in map. | |

| Te Waaka Rangaunu. | | Te Puhata. Bounded as per survey plan. | Karena Te Ake, Komemene Whitirau, Kingi Hori, Putene, Hoani Tanuhare, Poharama, Toatahi, Pene Korako, Maihi Te Huhu, Te Puaha. |

| Remi Te Tai. | To Tawhiu. | Okororo. Commences at Okororo and goes on to Tautoro Kiwitangiao, Papangaua, Mihiranui, Puketawa, and Ahiweta; turns here and goes to Waipapa; turns again and goes to Pukurukoru, and meets at Okaroro. | Hotene, Hone Puhirere, Te Ahere. |

| Hohapata. | Te Kaingamata. | Paimawhera. Commences at Paimawhera and goes on to Maru, Ngapuku, Horangaiti, Monganui, Papango, Te Wharau, Kurahuna, Orongomai, and Ohanga; turns here and goes on to Ikapirau, Te Arapara, Purimu, Paihia, Ngatata, and on to Paimawhera. | Pene Heremia, Poriwhera, Matiu, Rihari, Ngataierua, Wataki, Pene Te Hau, Warahiko, Te Ikanui. |

| Remi Te Tai. | | Kohatuhapai. Commences at Kohatuhapai and goes to Pukorukoru, turns and goes on to Ngatupawhero, and the Papa, and to Kohatuhapai. | |

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1874, No 16

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

🗺️ Native Land Claims under the Native Lands Act, 1873

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsNative Lands Act, Land Claims, Memorials of Ownership, Hapus, Auckland
👱🏽 Names

39 names identified

Wi Tana Te Tai, Land claimant for Wairoa
Remi Te Tai, Other owner admitted for Wairoa
Rikihana, Land claimant for Te Kauae-o-ruru whakahe
Waaka Rangaunu, Land claimant for Te Kauae-o-ruru whakahe
Petera Aterea, Land claimant for Te Kauae-o-ruru whakahe
Te Whiu, Land claimant for Te Kauae-o-ruru whakahe
Hone Paraihi, Land claimant for Te Kauae-o-ruru whakahe
Te Kura, Land claimant for Te Kauae-o-ruru whakahe
Remi Te Tai, Land claimant for Ika Pirau
Te Whiu, Other owner admitted for Ika Pirau
Remi Te Tai, Land claimant for Te Karaka
Tia Pakeke, Land claimant for Te Karaka
Aporo Hura, Land claimant for Paku
Te Waaka Rangaunu, Land claimant for Te Puhata
Karena Te Ake, Other owner admitted for Te Puhata
Komemene Whitirau, Other owner admitted for Te Puhata
Kingi Hori, Other owner admitted for Te Puhata
Putene, Other owner admitted for Te Puhata
Hoani Tanuhare, Other owner admitted for Te Puhata
Poharama, Other owner admitted for Te Puhata
Toatahi, Other owner admitted for Te Puhata
Pene Korako, Other owner admitted for Te Puhata
Maihi Te Huhu, Other owner admitted for Te Puhata
Te Puaha, Other owner admitted for Te Puhata
Remi Te Tai, Land claimant for Okororo
Hotene, Other owner admitted for Okororo
Hone Puhirere, Other owner admitted for Okororo
Te Ahere, Other owner admitted for Okororo
Hohapata, Land claimant for Paimawhera
Pene Heremia, Other owner admitted for Paimawhera
Poriwhera, Other owner admitted for Paimawhera
Matiu, Other owner admitted for Paimawhera
Rihari, Other owner admitted for Paimawhera
Ngataierua, Other owner admitted for Paimawhera
Wataki, Other owner admitted for Paimawhera
Pene Te Hau, Other owner admitted for Paimawhera
Warahiko, Other owner admitted for Paimawhera
Te Ikanui, Other owner admitted for Paimawhera
Remi Te Tai, Land claimant for Kohatuhapai

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