Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

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NATIVE LANDS ACT, 1873 AND 1874.

WAEREKAWAKAWA BLOCK.

District of Kaipara,
Province of Auckland.

AT a Sitting of the Native Land Court of New Zealand, held at Kaihu, in the said District, on the 22nd day of May, 1875, before John Jermyn Symonds, Esq., Judge, and Enoka te Whanake, Assessor: In the matter of the claim of Komene Matiu. It was ordered that a Memorial of the Ownership of Kamariera te Wharepapa, an Aboriginal Native, to a parcel of land at Wairoa, District aforesaid, containing two thousand five hundred and twenty-two acres, and known by the name of Waerekahakaha, be inscribed on a separate folium on the Court Rolls.

Witness the hand of John Jermyn Symonds, Esquire, Judge, and the Seal of the Court, the 22nd day of May, 1875.

(Signed) JOHN JERMYN SYMONDS,
Judge.

TE TURE WHENUA MAORI, 1873, ME TE TURE WHENUA MAORI, 1874.

WAIMATA PIIHI WHENUA.

Takiwa o Kaipara,
Porowini o Akarana.

I TETAHI nohoanga o te Kooti Whenua Maori o Niu Tireni, i noho ki Kaihu, i taua takiwa, i te 25 o nga ra o Mei, 1875, ki te aroaro o te Haimona Kaiwhakawa, me Enoka te Whanake, Ateha: I te ritenga o te Kereme o Parore te Awha. I kiia ko tetahi Tuhinga Whakamaharatanga me Parore te Awha me Ant Patene, Tangata Maori, ki te piihi whenua kei te Wairoa, i taua takiwa, te ruritanga, e rima mane o one rau eka, e matauria ana ki te ingoao Waimata, kia tuhia ki tetahi pukapuka ke i rote i te Kooti Rouru.

Ina hoki te Ringa o te Haimona Kaiwhakawa, me te Hiiri o te Kooti, i te 25 o nga rao Mei, 1875.

NA TE HAIMONA,
Kaiwhakawa.

TE TURE WHENUA MAORI, 1873, ME TE TURE WHENUA MAORI, 1874.

WAEREKAHAKAHA PIIHI ME TE WHENUA.

Takiwa o Kaipara,
Porowini o Akarana.

I TETAHI nohoanga o te Kooti Whenua Maori o Niu Tireni, i noho ki Kaihu, i taua takiwa, i te 22 o nga rao Mei, 1875, ki te aroaro o te Haimona, Kaiwhakawa, me Enoka te Whanake, Ateha: I te ritenga o te Putake o Komene Matiu. I kiia ko tetahi Tuhinga Whakamaharatanga, me Kamariera te Wharepapa, tangata Maori, ki te piihi whenua kei te Wairoa, i taua takiwa, te ruritanga Erua mane e rima rau e rua tekau eka, e matauria ana ki te ingoa o Waerekahakaha, kia tuhia ki tetahi pukapuka ke i rote i te Kooti Rouru.

Ina hoki te ringa o te Haimona, Kaiwhakawa, me te Hiiri o te Kooti, 22 o nga rao Mei, 1875.

NA TE HAIMONA,
Kaiwhakawa.

NATIVE LANDS ACT, 1873 AND 1874.

PEKAPEKARAU BLOCK.

District of Kaipara,
Province of Auckland.

AT a Sitting of the Native Land Court of New Zealand, held at Kaihu, in the said District, on the 22nd day of May, 1875, before John Jermyn Symonds, Esquire, Judge, and Enoka te Whanake, Assessor: In the matter of the claim of Haro Poti, and Arepata Whare, it was ordered that a Memorial of the Ownership of Kamariera te Wharepapa, Aboriginal Native, to a parcel of land at Wairoa, District aforesaid, containing Five thousand five hundred and ninety-two acres, and known by the name of Pekapekarau, be inscribed on a separate folium on the Court Rolls.

Witness the hand of John Jermyn Symonds, Esquire, Judge, and the Seal of the Court, the 22nd day of May, 1875.

(Signed) JOHN JERMYN SYMONDS,
Judge.

TE TURE WHENUA MAORI, 1873, ME TE TURE WHENUA MAORI, 1874.

PEKAPEKARAU PIIHI WHENUA.

Takiwa o Kaipara,
Porowini o Akarana.

I TETAHI nohoanga o Te Kooti Whenua Maori i noho ki Kaihu, i taua takiwa, i te 22 o nga ra o Mei, 1875, ki te aroaro o Te Haimona, Kaiwhakawa, me Enoka te Whanake, Ateha: I te ritenga o te Putake o Haro Poti raua ko Arepata Whare, I kiia ko tetahi Tuhinga Whakamaharatanga mo Kamariera te Wharepapa, Tangata Maori, ki te piihi whenua kei te Wairoa, te ruuritanga e rima mane e rima rau e iwa te kau ma rua eka, e matauria ana ki te ingoao Pekapekarau, kia tuhia ki tetahi pukapuka ke i roto i te Kooti Rouru.

Ina hoki te ringa o Te Haimona, Kaiwhakawa, me te Hiiri o te Kooti, i te 22 o nga ora o Mei, 1875.

NA TE HAIMONA,
Kaiwhakawa.

NATIVE LANDS ACT, 1873 AND 1874.

WAIMATA BLOCK.

District of Kaipara,
Province of Auckland.

AT a Sitting of the Native Land Court of New Zealand, held at Kaihu, in the said District, on the 25th day of May, 1875, before John Jermyn Symonds, Esquire, Judge, and Enoka Te Whanake, Assessor: In the matter of the claim of Parore te Awha. It was ordered that a Memorial of the Ownership of Parore te Awha, and Ant Patene, Aboriginal Natives, to a parcel of land at Wairoa, District aforesaid, containing 5,600 acres, and known by the name of Waimata, be inscribed on a separate folium on the Court Rolls.

Witness the hand of John Jermyn Symonds, Esquire, Judge, and the Seal of the Court, the 25th day of May, 1875.

(Signed) JOHN JERMYN SYMONDS,
Judge.