Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1875 – No. 10

Page 170

✨ Native Land Claims

Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

p. 170

Nga ingoa o nga Kaitono.

Te Hapu.	Nga ingoa o nga whenua me nga rohe.	Te hunga e whakaaetia ana e nga Kaitono.
	te moana tenei, te taha ki uta i tutuki ki ta te kuini raina

Taurau Kukupa

Maihi Kawiti, Hare Paraha, Ngatihine
Reihana Te Puka

Te Hapu: Pipihi
Te Taitaka, Whangarei

Wairua
Ka timata i Mangemangenu i runga tonu i te raina o Hukerenui, ka haere Paiaka, Takangapoto, Tangiahote, Waipuakakaho, Waipoua, marere ano ki te awa o Wairua, te wai o Karika ka haere te raina i te repo o Motu uta, Karewarewa tuhono noa ki te timatanga mai o te kaha Mangemangenu

Te Tirarau, Maraea, Taurau

Te Parawhau
Kukupa, Eria Marepa

Tangihua
Ka timata te rohe i Pukepukerau rere tonu ki Otuhe i te raina tawhito o Maungatapere hono noa ki te wai o Tama ka rere i taua awa pa noa ki Pukemokimoki, Kaihuihui, ka huri i te raina a Te Watene, marere noa ki te wai o Taoroa, ka rere ka piki runga o Tangehua tuhono noa ki te timatanga mai u te kaha

Te Tirarau, Ponga Pomare, Te Parawhau

Hori Winiana, Taurau
Kukupa

Purua
Ka timata nga rohe i Tauriakohia, Kapakapaturia ka haere i runga i te raina o Wairua ki Mangemangeroa, Mangemangenu, Tikiahu, Ngaturepukunui, ka huri Te Repoa-whara, Puketarua, te wai o Mangakowharea marere noa ki te awa o Wairua ka rere i taua awa tuhono noa ki te timatanga o nga rohe

Te Parawhau

T Renata Maniheta

Whatakai
Kei te huarahi ki Maungatapere ka tae ki te raina o Te Watene, puta ki Te Titaha a puta ki te rohe ki Te Wairoa, ka haere i te rohe o Mangatapere ka kapi

Renata Manihera, Te Tatau

Ngatirua, Te Parawhau
Hauariki, Taurau Kukupa

Puketutu
Tarakakahi, Puketapu, Oawhi, Te puhao Wairau, Puketutu, Te Rere, Mangare ahua ki te raina o Pukenui ka tutaki ki Tarakakahi

Tatau, Taurau, Renata Manihera

Ngatirua
Puketawa

Kioreroa
Ka timata i te awa o Otaki ka eke ki uta Te Toetoe, tika tonu wharekuri, Kongirongiro ka poka ki Te Tawa, ka ahu ki te pihi a Tamihana ka haere i te awa o Waikarakatea whakaeke ki Kumuiti ka marere ki te awa o Kouranui, ka tae ki Otara ka haere i te awa o Otaika, ka kake i Huataki ka haere Whakatuia ka poka ki te timatanga ki Otaki

Paora Kiwi, Hori Te Taonga, Mari Te Wharepapa

Ngatitirino
Ngatihorahia

Matiu Komene, Te Hati
Ngatitoki
wira, Te Kawi

Te Taihora

Kei te mapi e mau ana nga rohe

Waokahaka
Ko nga rohe kei te mapi e mau ana

Petuere, Paora, Kiwi

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1875, No 10

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 Applications (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated27 January 1875
KeywordsLand Claims, Native Land Court, Hapu, Kaipara District
👱🏽 Names

15 names identified

Maihi Kawiti, Land claim applicant
Hare Paraha, Land claim applicant
Reihana Te Puka, Land claim applicant
Te Taitaka, Land claim applicant
Hori Winiana, Land claim applicant
T Renata Maniheta, Land claim applicant
Renata Manihera, Land claim applicant
Paora Kiwi, Land claim applicant
Hori Te Taonga, Land claim applicant
Mari Te Wharepapa, Land claim applicant
Matiu Komene, Land claim applicant
Te Hati, Land claim applicant
wira Te Kawi, Land claim applicant
Petuere, Land claim applicant
Paora, Land claim applicant

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