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238 Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.
NATIVE LANDS COURT.
NOTICE OF TIMES AND PLACES FOR INVESTIGATING CLAIMS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the claims, on behalf of themselves and others, of the several persons whose names are mentioned in the first column of the Schedule hereunder written, to the several blocks of land, of which the names and localities are mentioned in the second column, the boundaries of which are published in the Schedule hereunder, will be investigated at Ohaeawai, Bay of Islands, on the 7th of January next, and following days.
A. J. DICKEY,
Chief Clerk.
Auckland, October 30, 1874.
SCHEDULE.
| Name of Claimant. | Name and Locality of Block. | Boundaries. | Place where Plans will be deposited for public inspection. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hiku, Katarina, and others | Tokokopuru, near Ohaeawai, | Commences at Tokokopuru, and goes along on survey lines to the Mangatawhai river, and goes along in that river for some distance, then leaves that river and goes by survey lines to the Matawhero river, then turns towards the south and goes along on a survey line till it again falls into the Matawhero river at Te Waikiwi, thence by survey lines up to Te Wharau-o-Karoro, then turns towards the west to Te Whare-Kahakaha, thence by lines to Te Rakaututahi, then turns towards the north-west and falls into the Matawhero, thence by lines to Ngaruwahine, turns again towards the west and goes by survey lines to the commencement. | Courthouse of the Resident Magistrate, Russell, Bay of Islands. |
| Te Teira Ramuti, Wiremu Kohumaru, and others | Otutaorau, near Ohaeawai, | Commences at Te Wharau-o-Karoro and goes down to the Tuataranui river, and by that river to the Rimuwhakataratara river, and by that river to the mouth of the Kainoa river, thence to the Otutaorau river, and by that river to the boundary of Te Ngawha, then along that boundary to Te Moimoi, then by the boundary of Te Moimoi to Waiporohita, then by a line to Tokokopuru, then turns and goes along on the boundary of Tokokopuru. | Courthouse of the Resident Magistrate, Russell, Bay of Islands. |
| Piripi Poti, | Te Pua, near Kaikohe, | Commences at the boundary of land belonging to Te Uriohua, and goes on to Te Maru, then turns and goes by a straight line to Waikapakapa, then turns on the south side of Kaikohe, turns again and goes to Pakarau, turns here and goes by a straight line to the boundary of the land belonging to Uriohua. | Courthouse of the Resident Magistrate, Russell, Bay of Islands. |
| Apiata Murimotu, and others | Pakorau, near Kaikohe, | Commences at the boundary of Waikotihe, and goes on to Te Pua then turns and goes on to Te Korokoro-o-Taharangi, then turns and goes in the Mangapu. | Courthouse of the Resident Magistrate, Russell, Bay of Islands. |
The maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed can be seen at the Courthouse of the Resident Magistrate, Russell.
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Auckland Provincial Gazette 1874, No 29
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🪶 Notice of Times and Places for Investigating Claims
🪶 Māori Affairs30 October 1874
Native Lands Court, Land Claims, Ohaeawai, Bay of Islands
6 names identified
- Hiku, Claimant for Tokokopuru
- Katarina, Claimant for Tokokopuru
- Te Teira Ramuti, Claimant for Otutaorau
- Wiremu Kohumaru, Claimant for Otutaorau
- Piripi Poti, Claimant for Te Pua
- Apiata Murimotu, Claimant for Pakorau
- A. J. Dickey, Chief Clerk