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Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1875 – No. 7

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✨ Māori Land Court Claims

Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

Ko nga ingoa o nga Kaikono.

Nga ingoa o nga whenua me te Takiwa hoki.

Nga rohe.

Ko te takotoranga o te mapi.

Katerina Te Awa, me etahi atu

Te Herenga, e tata ana kai Kaikobe

Hera Patu, me etahi atu

Pakihiiti, e tata ana ki Te Taheke

Ki te mapi nga rohe.

Ka timata i te wahapu o Waimen,
ka whakatu ki te rori nui o te Kawanatanga o mua, Kauerepahau,
ka huri i te taha o te ngahere,
ka tae ki te wai o Te Taraire, ka huru i roto i te wai, ka marere ano ki te wai o Waimea, ka haere i te wai o Waimea, tae noa, ki te timatanga mai i te wahapu o Waimea.

Hare Napia, Hone Watihana,
Hone Peti, Honiana

Toukauri, e tata ana ki te Waimate

Timata i te wai o Waitangi ka haere i runga i te raina o Rangaunu, Te Titaha, ka huri, ka marere ki te wai o Waihihore, ka haere i te wai, ka huri, ka haere i te raina o Huiti, a ka tutuki ki te timatanga.

Hone Te Kauwhata, Miriama
Waitara, Tama Kuru, Eruera
Tahere, Hone Tuhirangi, Pirimona te Awha, Keremeneta
Peia, Peihana Pihanga, Heremaia Pirika

Punaakitere, e tata ana ki Kaikohe

Ki te taha ki te kotiu timata ai i Te Ahu, ka haere i te raina o Rakauwahi o Otangaroa, Te Kahutoto ki te taha ki te Tonga timata ai i Te Hemanga, a Te Oioinga, haere tonu i te wai o Te Oioinga a Makarau, haere tonu i te wai a puta noa i te wahapu o Omauru, ka huri ki te Hauauru, haere i roto i te wai o Punaakitere, Opoiti, Kai-kareao, Te Pepepe, ka kake ki uta, ka marere ki Mangatoa, haere tonu i te wai o Kerikeri, haere tonu i te wai tae noa atu ki te timatanga ki Te Ahu.

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.

Online Sources for this page:

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1875, No 7

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 Māori Land Court Claims (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated21 January 1875
KeywordsLand Claims, Māori Land Court, Hokianga, Land Inheritance
👱🏽 Names

15 names identified

Katerina Te Awa, Land claimant
Hera Patu, Land claimant
Hare Napia, Land claimant
Hone Watihana, Land claimant
Hone Peti, Land claimant
Honiana, Land claimant
Hone Te Kauwhata, Land claimant
Miriama, Land claimant
Tama Kuru, Land claimant
Tahere Eruera, Land claimant
Hone Tuhirangi, Land claimant
Pirimona te Awha, Land claimant
Peia Keremeneta, Land claimant
Peihana Pihanga, Land claimant
Heremaia Pirika, Land claimant

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