Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1875 – No. 2

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✨ Native Land Claims



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NAME OF CLAIMANT. NAME AND LOCALITY OF BLOCK. BOUNDARIES. PLACE WHERE PLAN WILL BE DEPOSITED FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION.
Butene Te Eke, Paora Parau, Hare Wahie, and others. Te Waiohiharore, near Turanganui Commences at Te Waiohiharore and goes inland to the Waikanae River, and by that river to its mouth, then turns towards the sea to Tapui, turns again and goes to Te Oneroa and Te Kapua, thence to Te Waiohiharore, where it ends. The maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed can be seen at the Court-house of the Resident Magistrate, Gisborne, Poverty Bay.
Pimia Hata, Tamate Hapimana, Wi Pere, Heni Te Auraki Waiohiharore, near Turanganui Commences at the mouth of the Waikanae River and goes to Tapui, Te Kopua, Te Waiohiharore, Te Whangaiotipoki, Te Kuwha, and the Totoatuitrangiwahaitir River
Pimia Hata, Tamati Hapimana, Harieta Wahapeka Takopa, near Turanganui The boundaries are Te Rahuipeka, Maroke Takopa and Waipaoa
Pimia Hata, Tamati Te Rangituawaru, Heni Te Auraki Okahuatiu, near Turanganui Commences at Tarikauapa, and goes on to Kokoreke, Tangihanga, Mahutuherere, Toparipo, Te Karutu, Wharekopae, Mokomiorangi, Paeroa, Maungatapiri, Te Houpapa, Otongapakamanga, Raetaia, Te Matihe, Tawakeponui, Te Aroha, Te Waikoutio, Raitaia, Waimaha, Kanituroa, Taia, Manuiapaku, and Kanihiroa
Arapeta Rangiuria Paratenohonoa, near Turanganui Commences at Paratenohonoa and goes on to Harata’s grave, thence to Te Parae, Te Puhara, Te Hinuotewhakahi, and Paratenohonoa, where it ends.
Wi Haronga, Paora Matuakore, Riria Mauaranui Oneroa, Turanga Commences at Te Waihiharongo, and goes on to Te Kopua, Tapui, and Waikanae, thence by the Waimaraia to Waikanae, Mangarakaitapu, Hauaitunui, and Waiwhiharongo
Wi Haronga, Mata Te Ao, Riria Mauaranui Waihirere, Turanga Commences at Te Patukoura, and goes on Waimata, thence to Horoeka, and then goes along on the boundaries of Whataupoko and Muhunga to Matatu, and by the boundary of Ngakoroa to the commencement.


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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Notice of Investigation of Native Land Claims (continued from previous page)

🪶 Māori Affairs
13 January 1875
Land claims, Native Lands Act, Gisborne, Uawa, Turanganui
14 names identified
  • Butene Te Eke, Claimant of Te Waiohiharore
  • Paora Parau, Claimant of Te Waiohiharore
  • Hare Wahie, Claimant of Te Waiohiharore
  • Pimia Hata, Claimant of Waiohiharore, Takopa, and Okahuatiu
  • Tamate Hapimana, Claimant of Waiohiharore
  • Wi Pere, Claimant of Waiohiharore
  • Heni Te Auraki, Claimant of Waiohiharore and Okahuatiu
  • Harieta Wahapeka, Claimant of Takopa
  • Tamati Te Rangituawaru, Claimant of Okahuatiu
  • Arapeta Rangiuria, Claimant of Paratenohonoa
  • Wi Haronga, Claimant of Oneroa and Waihirere
  • Paora Matuakore, Claimant of Oneroa
  • Riria Mauaranui, Claimant of Oneroa and Waihirere
  • Mata Te Ao, Claimant of Waihirere