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✨ Native Land Claims

Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

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Nga ingoa o nga Kaitono.

Te Hapu.

Henare Te Paura, Hoani Tabatika, Ngakapa Totaia

Ngatipa, Te Puniharo, Ngatitaraura, Puerua, Te Tauiwi

Te Whakarite
Ko te rohe ki te taha Mawanga ko Mawhitipa na me Kahumatuku hoki; ki te Tonga ko Kouparata, ka heke ki te awa, ka eko ki Tirohia, ka rere i runga i te tau, ka heke ki te pito o te one o Te Whakarite, Te Ahimaomoa, ka tau ki waenganui o te rae, ka rere i te one tae noa ki Te Tumuki, Mawhitipana, ka tau ki waenganui o te raina

Te hunga e whakametia ana e nga Kaitono.

Hone, Herewini, Tahamaoa, Whetene Heremoko, Kenata Heremoko, me etahi atu

Haora Tareranui

Te Kiriwera

Maihi Te Manu, Maihi Kapu, Maihi Te Hinaki

Te Ngatipaoa

Whareoroto
Kei te mapi nga rohe

Mawhitipana
Kei te raina a Kerema ka aki ki Kahumatuku, ka rere i te kaka o Te Tuhune, ka rere ki te awa o Te Whakarite, ka aki ki te rohe a Kerema

Timotiu Te Aumoana, Pere niki Te Kokako, Mere Raiha Te Amonui

Ngatitahuarua

Puruoterangi
Ka timata i te awa o Ohinemuri ki te taha ki te Hauauru ko Te Paeroa; ki te taha Noti ko te raina o Te Koura; ki te taha ki te Marangai ko Te Huruhuru; ki te taha Tonga ko te awa o Ohinemuri tae noa ki te timatanga

Apera Mataia, Ma niara Te Kokako

Wi Kokounahi, Parata Karena, Hana Te Mapu, Pene Te Hikaiti

Ngatitangata

Huruhuru
Ka timata i te awa o Ohinemuri ki te taha ki te Hauauru ko Te Purutorangi; ki te taha Noti ki te raina o Te Koura; ki te taha Marangai ko Te Ruakerikeri; ki te taha Tonga ki te awa o Ohinemuri, tae noa ki te timatanga

Hera Hopihona, Te Ruihana, Te Tukioterangi, Kiritiana Tamihana, Te Rerehu Wahiao, Wiki Te Poro, Riki Te Hikaiti

Potai Te Poro, Te Rereho Wahiao

Ngatihoko

Ruakerikeri
Timata ki Okawhakatanga, haere tonu ki Pirori, ka peka ki Te Uriwanu, ka peka ka hoki ki te timatanga

Rakena, Hinia Te Weu

Ngatipare, Kiriwera

Patumutumu
Ki te taha Hauauru ko te whenua o Karaitiana; ki te taha Tonga ko te awa o Ohinemuri, ki te taha Marangai ko te whenua o Te Moananui; ki te taha Noti ko te whenua o Wi Koka

Kipa, Ramaribi

Ngaromaki Nama 2
Kei te mapi nga rohe

Kipa, Ramaribi

Ngaromaki Nama 3
Kei te mapi nga rohe

Te Reiti, Potae Te Pora, Paora Tuinga, Pakara Henare, Epiha Taha, Pirihi Taha, Witika Taha

Ngatihako

Ongarara
Ka timata ki te raina o Te Koura, haere tonu ki te taha o te awa o Ohinemuri, a, ka tae ano ki taua raina

Maringi, Tineia, Warana

Ngatitamatera

Te Oneai

Waitoki
Kei te mapi nga rohe

Pepene Pirihi, Tauranui

Timoti Te Huia, Riria Tuipoke, Akana Tohuora

Kukutaka
E taha ana ki Te Maranai Wharekawa

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1875, No 42

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 Native Land Claims under the Native Land Act, 1873 (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated27 July 1875
KeywordsNative Land Court, Land Claims, Memorials of Ownership, Thames District
👱🏽 Names

65 names identified

Henare Te Paura, Claimant
Hoani Tabatika, Claimant
Ngakapa Totaia, Claimant
Ngatipa, Claimant
Te Puniharo, Claimant
Ngatitaraura, Claimant
Puerua, Claimant
Te Tauiwi, Claimant
Hone, Claimant
Herewini, Claimant
Tahamaoa, Claimant
Whetene Heremoko, Claimant
Kenata Heremoko, Claimant
Haora Tareranui, Claimant
Te Kiriwera, Claimant
Maihi Te Manu, Claimant
Maihi Kapu, Claimant
Maihi Te Hinaki, Claimant
Te Ngatipaoa, Claimant
Whareoroto, Claimant
Timotiu Te Aumoana, Claimant
Pere niki Te Kokako, Claimant
Mere Raiha Te Amonui, Claimant
Ngatitahuarua, Claimant
Apera Mataia, Claimant
Ma niara Te Kokako, Claimant
Wi Kokounahi, Claimant
Parata Karena, Claimant
Hana Te Mapu, Claimant
Pene Te Hikaiti, Claimant
Ngatitangata, Claimant
Hera Hopihona, Claimant
Te Ruihana, Claimant
Te Tukioterangi, Claimant
Kiritiana Tamihana, Claimant
Te Rerehu Wahiao, Claimant
Wiki Te Poro, Claimant
Riki Te Hikaiti, Claimant
Potai Te Poro, Claimant
Te Rereho Wahiao, Claimant
Ngatihoko, Claimant
Rakena, Claimant
Hinia Te Weu, Claimant
Ngatipare, Claimant
Kiriwera, Claimant
Kipa, Claimant
Ramaribi, Claimant
Te Reiti, Claimant
Potae Te Pora, Claimant
Paora Tuinga, Claimant
Pakara Henare, Claimant
Epiha Taha, Claimant
Pirihi Taha, Claimant
Witika Taha, Claimant
Ngatihako, Claimant
Maringi, Claimant
Tineia, Claimant
Warana, Claimant
Ngatitamatera, Claimant
Pepene Pirihi, Claimant
Tauranui, Claimant
Timoti Te Huia, Claimant
Riria Tuipoke, Claimant
Akana Tohuora, Claimant
Kukutaka, Claimant

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