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.
Raniera Kawhia, and others Te Ahikoka, near Waiapu Commences at Reporua, and goes along the beach to Te Karaka, and thence by a survey line to the Waiapu river, thence by that river to another survey line, and by that line to the Reporua river, and by the Reporua river to the commencement 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.
Mihi Aue, and others Te Weraoputea, near Waiapu Commences at Tuakeareare, and goes on to Kirikehe, Pahiakopara, and the Maraehara river, and thence to Te Weroapoutea
Ani Kauaia, and others Ngararanui, near Waiapu Whakatahito and Rakopa
Ani Kauaia, and others Tapapakurau, near Waiapu Commences at Tapapakurau, and goes on to Whareowhakatara, Ngauotaoki, Takangaotumoana, Potikitangata, Waiparuparu, Otumaratatahi, Roropaoa, and the Maraehara river, crosses that river and goes on to Titoki-o-te-whakao-honga, then goes down to Pukerimu, Pikopiko, Kopu, and Tupapakurau
Rev. M. Pahewa, H. Parahako, H. Riaki, P. Riaki, R. Raerena, A. Tahuna, P. Te Wero, Hiria Kapaiha, Tuihana, Rawinia, Keita, Ritihia, and Horiana Kaiawha, near Tokomaru Commences at Kairaumati, and goes along on the ridge and up to Te Hinuomomona ridge, then along the range, to Te Whokatihia, Pukehore, and Te Ruakotihe, then along in the river to the Mangapukatea river, then goes inland to Taotao and the Waitehoata river, goes up that river to the ridge, thence down to the Arawhata river, then goes up that river to Puketawai, then along the main ridge to Te Ngarara, thence to Te Horoateatua, and the Kaiawha river, thence along in that river to Kairumati, the commencement
Hipita Maitai, Ema Miromiro, Rutene Kuhukuhu, Atareta Miromiro Takapau, near Taranaki Commences at Upokoparua at Mangaheia, and goes along on the boundary of Mangaheia to Te Whakauranga, then goes along in a river to Maramahope, thence up to Tangataakoho and Te Ahomanawa, thence down again to the source of the Mangaheia River, and on to Upokoparua


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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, Waiapu, Tokomaru, Taranaki
20 names identified
  • Raniera Kawhia, Claimant of Te Ahikoka block
  • Mihi Aue, Claimant of Te Weraoputea block
  • Ani Kauaia, Claimant of Ngararanui and Tapapakurau blocks
  • M. Pahewa (Rev.), Claimant of Kaiawha block
  • H. Parahako, Claimant of Kaiawha block
  • H. Riaki, Claimant of Kaiawha block
  • P. Riaki, Claimant of Kaiawha block
  • R. Raerena, Claimant of Kaiawha block
  • A. Tahuna, Claimant of Kaiawha block
  • P. Te Wero, Claimant of Kaiawha block
  • Hiria Kapaiha, Claimant of Kaiawha block
  • Tuihana, Claimant of Kaiawha block
  • Rawinia, Claimant of Kaiawha block
  • Keita, Claimant of Kaiawha block
  • Ritihia, Claimant of Kaiawha block
  • Horiana, Claimant of Kaiawha block
  • Hipita Maitai, Claimant of Takapau block
  • Ema Miromiro, Claimant of Takapau block
  • Rutene Kuhukuhu, Claimant of Takapau block
  • Atareta Miromiro, Claimant of Takapau block