Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1874 – No. 33

Page 283

✨ Native Land Claims and Notices

Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

NAME OF APPLICANT	HAPU.	DESCRIPTION AND NAME OF LAND.	OTHER OWNERS ADMITTED.
Rironihia,	Maraehoe,	Rangitaiki. Commences at Waimangio, and goes to Te Tahuna, Te Onepu, Ngatamawahine, the Rangitaiki river, Te Rimuroa, Okipa, Tokitareke, and Waimangio.	Werahiko, Taihoa, Maraea.
Hemi Te Ikapoto, Haimari, Epiha, Tamehana Taumutu, Pita Taumutu, Te Keepa, Hiria, Mere Titi, Katerina, Eria, Kaporeiere Tamaiarohi, Marara.		Tawhiuau. Commences at Whareraurekau, and goes on towards the south to Maungarangi, To Wharepoupou, Aopuku, Waikotikoti, Te Anaturoa, Oharoa, Te Arawhakawiri, Te Whawharua, and Tarapounamu, then turns towards the east to Omaro, Whakaipu, Otairi, Tamahine, Te Kapohana, Ngamekaiahoa, Tutaenui, and Te Ranga.
Waretini, Atania, Menehira, Rawiri, Hori Tunui, Hamahona,	Ngatiparahaeka,	Te Umuhapuku. The western boundary commences on the Whakatane river, and goes inland to Orangingata, then goes towards the south to Utaumaha, then turns towards the east to the Whakatane river, that river being the eastern boundary.
Paora Kingi, Rakuraku, Wepiha,	Te Urewera,	Whaimana. Commences on the Whakatane river at a place where the confiscated boundary crosses it, then goes on to Te Akamutu, Orupe, Te Tuturutanga, Oromairoa, Huatoki, the Whakatane river, and on to the commencement.
Raima, Te Teira, Hunia, Kiepa, Raiura, Tiriora Hapi, Puta, Piahana Tiwai.	Te Kareke,	Raungaehe. The boundaries are Taiarahia, Waiohau, Whakanututoroa, Te Puhiore, and Whakatoroa.

TURE WHAKAWA WHENUA MAORI, 1873.

HE PANUITANGA KEREMETENEI,

No TE TAKIWA OPOTIKI.

Ki te Apiha o te Takiwa, ki te Komihana o nga Whenua o te Karauhe, ki te Tumuaki Kaitiro Mapu, ki te Komihana o nga Whenua Rahui Maori, ki era atu ano hoki e whai tikanga ana ki tenei mea.

HE Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai kua tae mai te whakaatu o nga tangata o mau nei o ratou ingoa i te rarangi tuatahi o te Kupu Apititia mau ake nei, e ki ana e whai tikanga ana ratou me o ratou hapu, e mau ake nei nga ingoa i te rarangi tuarua, ki nga pihi whenua i te rarangi tuatoru e timata ana hoki mea kia puta atu ki a ratou tetahi Tuhunga whakamaharatanga take mo aua whenua. E whakaae ana hoki nga Kaitono o whai tikanga ana nga tangata nga hapu ranei e mau nei o ratou ingoa i te rarangi tua.

Na Tiki,
Tino Kaituhituhi.

No te 19 o nga ra o Nowema, 1874.

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1874, No 33

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'.

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🗺️ Native Land Claims for Opotiki District (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsNative Land Claims, Opotiki, Hapu, Land Boundaries
👱🏽 Names

33 names identified

Rironihia, Applicant for Rangitaiki land
Werahiko, Other owner admitted for Rangitaiki land
Taihoa, Other owner admitted for Rangitaiki land
Maraea, Other owner admitted for Rangitaiki land
Hemi Te Ikapoto, Applicant for Tawhiuau land
Haimari, Applicant for Tawhiuau land
Epiha, Applicant for Tawhiuau land
Tamehana Taumutu, Applicant for Tawhiuau land
Pita Taumutu, Applicant for Tawhiuau land
Te Keepa, Applicant for Tawhiuau land
Hiria, Applicant for Tawhiuau land
Mere Titi, Applicant for Tawhiuau land
Katerina, Applicant for Tawhiuau land
Eria, Applicant for Tawhiuau land
Kaporeiere Tamaiarohi, Applicant for Tawhiuau land
Marara, Applicant for Tawhiuau land
Waretini, Applicant for Te Umuhapuku land
Atania, Applicant for Te Umuhapuku land
Menehira, Applicant for Te Umuhapuku land
Rawiri, Applicant for Te Umuhapuku land
Hori Tunui, Applicant for Te Umuhapuku land
Hamahona, Applicant for Te Umuhapuku land
Paora Kingi, Applicant for Whaimana land
Rakuraku, Applicant for Whaimana land
Wepiha, Applicant for Whaimana land
Raima, Applicant for Raungaehe land
Te Teira, Applicant for Raungaehe land
Hunia, Applicant for Raungaehe land
Kiepa, Applicant for Raungaehe land
Raiura, Applicant for Raungaehe land
Tiriora Hapi, Applicant for Raungaehe land
Puta, Applicant for Raungaehe land
Piahana Tiwai, Applicant for Raungaehe land

🗺️ Notice of Land Claims under Ture Whakawa Whenua Maori, 1873

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated19 November 1874
KeywordsLand Claims, Ture Whakawa Whenua Maori, Opotiki, Hapu, Land Boundaries
👩‍💼 Officials

Tiki, Tino Kaituhituhi

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