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✨ Native Land Claims

Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

Nga ingoa o nga Kaitono.

Te Hapu.

Nga ingoa o nga whenua me nga rohe.

Te hunga e whakaaetia ana e nga Kaitono.

Pera Te Ustuku, Pimia Hata, Maata Te Owai

Ngarikikaiputahi

Mangotu
Ka timata i Tapaotekapu rere tonu Moetahanga, Ruahine, ka heke ki Taumata, ka piki ki Mutuheti, ka tika atu Whetaruru. Mangamotumotu, whakaeke ki Tuatini, ka tae ki Te Wheraroa; ka huri ki Te Waikoukou, ka heke ki Kokopurataki, ka tutuki; ka puta ki Mangatau, Okoringo, Te Apiti, Te Hua, Reherehe, Te Parapara, Te Mapere, Tataka, Kotikotipo, Pukutarewa, Te Rahurahu, Matangamahia, Otukahia, ka tutuki ano ki Tapaotekapu

Tiopira Tawhiao

Oriwia Poutama, Naera Waerehu, Maraea Tauche

Te Whanauakokopu

Ohinetawhao.
Ka timata i Ohinetawhao rere tonu Te Waipuna, Pariwhero, whakawhiti ki tera tarawahi o te Poroporo ki Taumataotangihia, Te Kopuna, Maruaokainuku, ka rere ki runga Te Waitakarakau rere tonu ki Ohinerauanoa, ka heke ki Te Rongo-otewiwi, Kauanukoa, Matumako, haere i rowai Tuarau, Taumataotarakuri, ka tae ki Te Poroporo, tika atu ki Ahatu, puta atu ki Te Rongomatahou, ka tae ki Waipu, ka rere i rowai ka tae atu ki Ohinetawhao ki te timatanga

Paki Te Ahi, Tuia Nihoniho, Renpena Te Ana, me etahi atu

Ngatimoehau

Pakurauwi me Taoroa.
Ka timata i Aorangi rere tonu Te Wharau, Tauharekoao, ka rere ano i roto i Aorangi ka tae ki Te Kokomuka, ka eke ki to hiwi Taukapo, ka pou ki te wai, ka mau ki Rakai, Te Arohata, Te Patete, Pukemauri, ka tomo ki Pahautomokai, Te Paruotamokai, Tangikaroro, Te Whareoteikangaheru, Makahikatoa, Pitohau, ka tutuki ano ki Aorangi.

Ropata Wahawaha, Hanata Teihi, Hiria Kapaika

Te Whanauateaotawairangi, Te Whanuaponapatukia

Tuwhitiaipawa.
Ka timata i Kimipirau rere tonu Waitakeo, Pukakarakanui, Mangamate, Waima, Waihi, Waiokahu, Te Anahore, Te Karaka, Papuremu, Waimahuru, Pohatuwharo, Waiorongokako, Te Wakaroa, Mangahaumia, Makahikatoa, Thupatiti, Whirikaha ka tutuki ano ki Kimipirau

Tuhiana, Apirana, Amiria, Ani Kato, Hare.

Apiata Parehuia, Karepe Kautuku, Mihara Pakuku

Ngatiarahe

Tuwhiao.
Ka timata i Te Kowhai rere tonu Pakarae, Horopokere, Te Kotore, Turangaomahuru, Te Karaka, Taata, Te Matai, Poroporokitu, Te Ana, Te Parapara, Te Karearea, Te Kaheka, Taumanu, Te Make, Rukumoana, Waipawa, Taopuku, Te Marunga, Te Arohata, Te Kahika, Te Pātikitopakeke, Mangahauto, Te Aroehia, Makatote, Te Wharekakahukahu ka tutuki ano ki Te Kowhai.

Mihaka Patio, Manahi Puanga, me etahi atu.

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1875, No 27

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

🗺️ Notice of Claim under the Native Land Act, 1873 (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated8 May 1875
KeywordsNative Land Act, Claims, Hawke's Bay, Memorials of Ownership, Land Boundaries
👱🏽 Names

23 names identified

Pera Te Ustuku, Claimant for Ngarikikaiputahi land
Pimia Hata, Claimant for Ngarikikaiputahi land
Maata Te Owai, Claimant for Ngarikikaiputahi land
Tiopira Tawhiao, Claimant for Ngarikikaiputahi land
Oriwia Poutama, Claimant for Te Whanauakokopu land
Naera Waerehu, Claimant for Te Whanauakokopu land
Maraea Tauche, Claimant for Te Whanauakokopu land
Paki Te Ahi, Claimant for Ngatimoehau land
Tuia Nihoniho, Claimant for Ngatimoehau land
Renpena Te Ana, Claimant for Ngatimoehau land
Ropata Wahawaha, Claimant for Te Whanauateaotawairangi, Te Whanuaponapatukia land
Hanata Teihi, Claimant for Te Whanauateaotawairangi, Te Whanuaponapatukia land
Hiria Kapaika, Claimant for Te Whanauateaotawairangi, Te Whanuaponapatukia land
Tuhiana, Claimant for Te Whanauateaotawairangi, Te Whanuaponapatukia land
Apirana, Claimant for Te Whanauateaotawairangi, Te Whanuaponapatukia land
Amiria, Claimant for Te Whanauateaotawairangi, Te Whanuaponapatukia land
Ani Kato, Claimant for Te Whanauateaotawairangi, Te Whanuaponapatukia land
Hare, Claimant for Te Whanauateaotawairangi, Te Whanuaponapatukia land
Apiata Parehuia, Claimant for Ngatiarahe land
Karepe Kautuku, Claimant for Ngatiarahe land
Mihara Pakuku, Claimant for Ngatiarahe land
Mihaka Patio, Claimant for Ngatiarahe land
Manahi Puanga, Claimant for Ngatiarahe land

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