Auckland Provincial Government Gazette

p. 139

NATIVE LAND ACT, 1873.

Notice of Claim (Sec. 36).
District of Waikato.

To the District Officer, Commissioner of Crown Lands, Inspector of Surveys, Native Reserve Commissioner, and to all others whom it may concern.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the persons named in the first column of the Schedule hereto, on behalf of themselves or the hapus mentioned in the second column of the said Schedule, have duly given notice that they claim to be interested in the pieces of land named and described in the third column of the said Schedule respectively; and that they desire that their respective claims should be investigated by the Native Land Court, in order that Memorials of Ownership may be issued for the same. And the said claimants admit the persons or hapus mentioned in the fourth column of the said Schedule to be also interested in the said land.

A. J. Dickey,
Chief Clerk.

Dated this 13th day of July, 1874.

                                                             Bounded on the west by Ramatiti, Waiwherowhero, and Mangemange,

on the east by the Waitetuna river,
and on the south by the upper part
of the Waitetuna river, this is outside the Government boundary. | |
| Aperahama Patene, Hakaraia, | Ngatitehuaki, | | |
| Huaki, Hepata, Hakuria, | Ngatikotara, | | |
| Hera Paeroa, Hukauma, | | | |
| Maata Patene, Mere Patene, | | | |
| Hakiaha Toki, | Ngatitongonui, | Ohinetamatea.
Commences at Whamaraia, and goes on to Whakokako, and Te Hutiwai,
then comes down to Ngakino, thence up to Tuporo, Tangiroa and Tirohanga,
goes down again to Mangaehue, Mangakara,
thence to Te Whareohua and Papaowhare,
thence up to Te Kopua and down again to Taurarua, Mangaihi, Te Koriui,
and Te Koroiti, crosses over to Te Puru, Mangawhero, Te Pakihi,
Te Whenuapakaru, Poroporohuhu, Whatipukapapa, Te Ahuatepuwhara,
Mangahuere, Mangakara, Te Horeakarewa, Pukeahuroa,
Te Rangiora, Te Kotai, Te Taheke, Te Poporo, Te Pirau, Te Ramatiti,
Awapaheke, te Wai o Waitetuna, and Te Awamiro. This piece is outside the Government boundary. | |
| Hikaurua, | Ngatikotara, | | |
| Hakaraia Te Huaki, | Ngatitehuaki, | | |
| Hepata, Ihaka, Horima, Hone Te | | | |
| Ngaua, Epiha Te Ngaua, Maruhare, | | | |
| Pita Mahu | | | |
| Tamati Kapua, Tewi, Takotoro, | Ngatitamainu, | Hauraki.
Commences at Onoke, and goes on to Pakiharakeke, turns and goes towards the west to Paretata, Hauraki, and Tekahotahi, turns again towards the east, and ends at Kopakiharakeke. | |
| and others | | | |
| Hakopa Te Ngari, Hehira, | Ngatimahanga, | Waitetuna.
Commences at the mouth of the Waitetuna river at Katekaho,
and goes on to Horokarewa and Te Pakihi, then turns to the south
and goes on to Ohutepura, turns again towards the east to Orangi,
Umupapa, and comes out at the commencement at Waitetuna. | |
| and others | | | |