✨ Native Land Claims
Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.
NATIVE LAND ACT, 1873.
To the District Officer, Commissioner of Crown Lands, Inspector of Surveys, and Native Reserves Commissioner, and to all others whom it may concern;
Notice of Claim. Sec. 36.
Northern District.
NOTICE is hereby given that the persons named in the first column of the Schedule hereto, on behalf of themselves or the hapus mentioned in the second column of the said Schedule, have duly given notice that they claim to be interested in the pieces of land named and described in the third column of the said Schedule respectively; and that they desire that their respective claims should be investigated by the Native Land Court, in order that Memorials of Ownership may be issued for the same. And the said claimants admit the persons or hapus mentioned in the fourth column of the said Schedule to be also interested in the said land.
Dated this 2nd day of August, 1875.
A. J. DICKER,
Chief Clerk.
| Name of Applicants | Hapu. | Description and name of land. | Other owners admitted. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Karaihe, Kauere Te Whata | Ngaitu Ngapuhi | Te Kotare | Hinei Turama |
| Commences at Te Pupuha, and goes on to Omataka, then falls into the Otaua River, turns upwards in that river, to Te Popo, Kaitoieke, and Karuheruhe, thence to Te Ngako, Te Ahiureure, Mangahouto, Otaetea, Mangakorari, Pakonga, Poihaere, Ngawehenga, and Papakauri, and then goes along in the Punaakitere River to the commencing point | |||
| Hori Karaka Tawiti | Ihutai, Ngapuhi | Rakaupara No. 2 | |
| At the side of Rakaupara No. 1 | |||
| Petera Mawete, Paoro Wharerua | Te Hokokeha, Karawa | Otuhianga | |
| A burial place within the boundary of Kauseruruwahine | |||
| Te Whiu, Mika | Te Kaitutae Rarawa | Te Popoto | |
| A burial place at Waihou | |||
| Tamati Hapimana, Hetaraka Repa | Ngatimatakiri, Ngatibao Ngapuhi | Te Hero | |
| Commences at Te Hero, and goes on to Te Whangai, Tamuretahi, Paraonui, and Te Kawhai | |||
| Makarena Kahuitara, Karena Makarini, | Wi Ngatirango, Ngapuhi | Te Raketawai | |
| Waharoa | The boundaries are shown on the map | ||
| Kanuero Mehaka, Hone Patene | Ngaitu, Ngatipakau, Ngapuhi | Te Arawhatatotara No. 2 | |
| Commences at Ohaereiti, and goes on to Mangahouto, then turns and goes on to Horotiu, and Pakonga, turns again, and goes on to Poihaere, Otirikaua, Whangatetonga, and Waikumete, turns again and goes onto the Punaakitere River, and goes along in that river to Te Umukai, turns there and goes on to the commencing point | |||
| Hone Mohi Tawhai | Mahurehure, Ngapuhi | Whakaoho No. 2 | |
| Commences at the northern boundary of Whakaoho No. 1, and goes along it towards the western side, then turns towards the north-west, turns again towards the north, and goes along in the Taheke River to the commencing point |
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Auckland Provincial Gazette 1875, No 44
✨ LLM interpretation of page content
🗺️ Notice of Claim under the Native Land Act, 1873
🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey2 August 1875
Native Land Act, Claims, Memorials of Ownership, Ngapuhi, Hapu, Land Boundaries
14 names identified
- Kauere Te Whata Karaihe, Claimant for Te Kotare
- Turama Hinei, Other owner admitted for Te Kotare
- Hori Karaka Tawiti, Claimant for Rakaupara No. 2
- Petera Mawete, Claimant for Otuhianga
- Paoro Wharerua, Claimant for Otuhianga
- Mika Whiu, Claimant for Te Popoto
- Tamati Hapimana, Claimant for Te Hero
- Hetaraka Repa, Claimant for Te Hero
- Makarena Kahuitara, Claimant for Te Raketawai
- Karena Makarini, Claimant for Te Raketawai
- Waharoa, Claimant for Te Raketawai
- Kanuero Mehaka, Claimant for Te Arawhatatotara No. 2
- Hone Patene, Claimant for Te Arawhatatotara No. 2
- Hone Mohi Tawhai, Claimant for Whakaoho No. 2
- A. J. Dicker, Chief Clerk