Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1875 – No. 44

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✨ Native Land Claims



Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

Name of Applicants. Hapu . Description and Name of Land. Other owners admitted.
Te Waharoa Ngapuhi Te Raketawai
A burial place at Whirinaki
Hone Makoare Te Tao Ngatikawa, Ngapuhi Pahekebkeke
Commences at the Punakitere River, and goes on to Te Ngahinaorarango, Papakuri, and Te Waitaurekareka
Hone Mohi Tawhai, Wiremu Arama Karaka Mahurehure Waima
The boundaries are shewn on the map
Hapakuku Moetara Ngatikorokoro Waikatatatata
Commences at Tapuaeweka, and goes along the beach to Te Kauere, thence to the boundary of Te Kawakawa, and along on that boundary, to the boundary of Ngapuku, and goes on along that boundary to the commencement
Re Te Tai Papahia Rarawa Pureirei
A burial place at Waihou
Re To Tai Papahia Te Kaitutae, Rarawa Te Kura
Commences at Te Kura and goes on the Touwai River, and along in that river to Ngakoinga, turns there and goes on to Te Kowhai, and Onuku, and thence to the commencement
Hapakuku Moetara Ngatikorokoro, Ngapuhi Patepatetearero
Commences at Patepafe and goes on to Te Pihoe and Ohineturere, turns towards the east, and goes on to Kaikaiatua and Waikohu, thence to the boundary of Te Hunoki, and goes on along that boundary to the boundary of Waiwhatawhata, and goes along on that boundary to the commencing point
Hapakuku Moetara Ngatikorokoro, Ngapuhi Utumongero
Commences at the Te Paiheke, and goes on to Makarokaro, and Koutu, and goes on to the boundary of Pire Waata’s land and thence along on the Government boundary to the commencement
Hone Puhirere, Hone Hari-maria Ngaituhararanui, Rarawa Te Taraire
On the Government boundary at Manganuiowae
Hone Te Kauwhata, Komene Poakatahi Ngatitautahi, Ngapuhi Punaakitere
Heta Te Haara, Wi Mura, Peita Te Haurangi Ngatirangi, Te Whanaukuata, Ngatiwaiharo, Ngapuhi Otarawa
Bounded on the east by Te Wharoro and Te Awarua block, on the south by Te Waimatanui and Te Waoku No. 2; on the west by Otaenga, Ohinehono, Te Waiotekorahi, Te Waiwhakairo, Pokopu-otetama, Mangaraupe, Orohaua, Te Karapiti, and thence to the commencement Tamata


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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

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

🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
2 August 1875
Native Land Act, Claims, Memorials of Ownership, Ngapuhi, Hapu, Land Boundaries
15 names identified
  • Te Waharoa, Applicant for land claim
  • Hone Makoare Te Tao, Applicant for land claim
  • Hone Mohi Tawhai, Applicant for land claim
  • Wiremu Arama Karaka, Applicant for land claim
  • Hapakuku Moetara, Applicant for land claim
  • Re Te Tai Papahia, Applicant for land claim
  • Re To Tai Papahia, Applicant for land claim
  • Hone Puhirere, Applicant for land claim
  • Hone Hari-maria, Applicant for land claim
  • Hone Te Kauwhata, Applicant for land claim
  • Komene Poakatahi, Applicant for land claim
  • Heta Te Haara, Applicant for land claim
  • Wi Mura, Applicant for land claim
  • Peita Te Haurangi, Applicant for land claim
  • Tamata, Other owner admitted