Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1875 – No. 29

Page 332

✨ Maori Land Subdivision Applications

332 Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

Name of the Person applying for the Subdivision of Land. Name of the Block to be Subdivided. District in which the Land is situate.

Henare Ruru Mangarara Poverty Bay

Wi Haronga, and others Waihora Poverty Bay

Matenga Ruta Tari, Te Otene Pitau, Noa Whakaatere, Henare Turangi, Marara Te Kani, Hoani Te Haraki, Wiremu Hiko, Raharuhi Rukupo, Hori Karaka, Paraire Whakaatere, Rota Waipare, Miriama, Te Otutu, Katerina Hinanga, Erena Whakaatere, Hapi Kiniha, Epiniha Hokeke, Eruera Moanahia, Mikaere Turangi, Wiremu Paraone, Paraone Tirohira, Hirini Taketake, Arapera Pere Whenuakura Poverty Bay

Epiniha Hokeke, Ahipene Turangi, Hori Karaka, Eruera Moanahia, Henare Turangi, Hape Kinihi, Wiremu Parone, Tahae, Tamihana Ruatapu, Mere Katene Ruatapu, Hone Kotitoki, Marara Whaipata, Rina Toperu, Hoani Ruru, Hina Tanutanum, Mere Karaka, Raniera Mitinare, Te Waka Kuhukuhu, Maraea Harua, Hamiona Tieke, Hare Rarotonga, Wiremu Hiko, Hemi Potopoto, Tamati Turirangi, Rutene Ahunuku, Himiona Riki, Mere Rongowhakaata, Pita Te Matihe, Te Paea Manuhiri, Hemaema Riki, Paora Riki, Eraiaha Te Kotuku, Hare Parahako Kaiparo Turanga

Himiona Riki, Wiremu Hiko, Matenga Tamakiteruru, Keriana Kiwa, Miriama Waihi, Kamo, Hemaema, Arapera te Rua, Te Waka, Te Waituhi, Wiremu Paretupua, Paora Tohungia, Herewini Te Ngahue, Mira Puku, Pene Tarapoto, Hemi Taka, Matiu Haokai, Wiremu Harara, Hirini Kurari, Hoani Rura, Tepora Te Wharekorero, Hemi Mahuki, Kihirini Tuhura, Hoera Ngauangau, Waipuke, Mere Tipuna, Heperi Pango, Riria Toperu, Ropata Whakapuhia, Noko Pakowhai Turanga

Rapata Whakapuhia, Hapi Kiniha, Henare Turangi, Hori Karaka, Matiu Puahanui, Wiremu Te Kauae, Pita Ngungu, Henare Harete, Rutene Kiwara, Mata Rewanga, Keita Waere, Matenga Tamatiari, Ihaka Tamaotu, Ereata Rangiwhaitiri, Raharuhi Rukupo, Tamihana Ruatapu, Te Teira Whakangoru, Wiremu Kingi Paretupua, Noko, Harata Nehu, Tamel Hone, Miriama Kuhukuhu Te Arai No. 2 Turanga

Printed under the authority of the Provincial Government of the Province of Auckland, by HENRY BRETT, Printer for the time being to the Provincial Government, at his General Steam Printing Establishment, Wyndham-street, Auckland.

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VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1875, No 29

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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🗺️ Maori Land Subdivision Applications (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLand Subdivision, Maori Land, Poverty Bay, Turanga
👱🏽 Names

109 names identified

Henare Ruru, Applying for subdivision of Mangarara block
Wi Haronga, Applying for subdivision of Waihora block
Matenga Ruta Tari, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Te Otene Pitau, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Noa Whakaatere, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Henare Turangi, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Marara Te Kani, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Hoani Te Haraki, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Wiremu Hiko, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Raharuhi Rukupo, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Hori Karaka, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Paraire Whakaatere, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Rota Waipare, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Miriama , Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Katerina Hinanga, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Erena Whakaatere, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Hapi Kiniha, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Epiniha Hokeke, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Eruera Moanahia, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Mikaere Turangi, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Wiremu Paraone, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Paraone Tirohira, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Hirini Taketake, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Arapera Pere, Applying for subdivision of Whenuakura block
Epiniha Hokeke, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Ahipene Turangi, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Hori Karaka, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Eruera Moanahia, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Henare Turangi, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Hape Kinihi, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Wiremu Parone, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Tahae, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Tamihana Ruatapu, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Mere Katene Ruatapu, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Hone Kotitoki, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Marara Whaipata, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Rina Toperu, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Hoani Ruru, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Hina Tanutanum, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Mere Karaka, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Raniera Mitinare, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Te Waka Kuhukuhu, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Maraea Harua, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Hamiona Tieke, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Hare Rarotonga, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Wiremu Hiko, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Hemi Potopoto, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Tamati Turirangi, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Rutene Ahunuku, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Himiona Riki, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Mere Rongowhakaata, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Pita Te Matihe, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Te Paea Manuhiri, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Hemaema Riki, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Paora Riki, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Eraiaha Te Kotuku, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Hare Parahako, Applying for subdivision of Kaiparo block
Himiona Riki, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Wiremu Hiko, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Matenga Tamakiteruru, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Keriana Kiwa, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Miriama Waihi, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Kamo, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Hemaema, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Arapera Te Rua, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Te Waka, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Te Waituhi, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Wiremu Paretupua, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Paora Tohungia, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Herewini Te Ngahue, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Mira Puku, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Pene Tarapoto, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Hemi Taka, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Matiu Haokai, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Wiremu Harara, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Hirini Kurari, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Hoani Rura, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Tepora Te Wharekorero, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Hemi Mahuki, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Kihirini Tuhura, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Hoera Ngauangau, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Waipuke, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Mere Tipuna, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Heperi Pango, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Riria Toperu, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Ropata Whakapuhia, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Noko, Applying for subdivision of Pakowhai block
Rapata Whakapuhia, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Hapi Kiniha, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Henare Turangi, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Hori Karaka, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Matiu Puahanui, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Wiremu Te Kauae, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Pita Ngungu, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Henare Harete, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Rutene Kiwara, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Mata Rewanga, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Keita Waere, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Matenga Tamatiari, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Ihaka Tamaotu, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Ereata Rangiwhaitiri, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Raharuhi Rukupo, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Tamihana Ruatapu, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Te Teira Whakangoru, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Wiremu Kingi Paretupua, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Noko, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Harata Nehu, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Tamel Hone, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block
Miriama Kuhukuhu, Applying for subdivision of Te Arai No. 2 block

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