Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1875 – No. 9

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✨ Native Land Court Notices

Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

HE PANUITANGATENEI I RARO I TE TURE WHENUA MAORI, 1873. KI NGA TANGATA E WHAI TAKE ANA KI TE WHENUA KIA MOHIOTIA AI TE WAHI ME TE RA E TU AI TE KOOTI HEI WHAKAWAI O RATOU TAKE.

NA, he Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai, ko te take a nga tangata no ratou nga ingoa e mau nei i te rarangi tuatahi i raro nei, ki nga pihi whenua e mau nei i te rarangi tuarua, ka whakawakia, a te 14 o nga ra o Maehe, 1875, o te Kooti Whakawa Whenua Maori, ki Onoke, Hokianga. Ko nga tangata katoa e whai tikanga ana mo aua whenua me haere ki reira.

Ka oti te whakawa, ka puta te Karauna Kamati ki te hunga i kitea tona tika e te Kooti : leoiano, he tino whakaotinga tena; ekore rawa e tika kia peke nui tetahi tangata ki muri.

NA TIKI,
Tino Kaituhituhi.

Kooti Whakawa Whenua Maori,
Akarana, Pepuere 5, 1875,

Ko nga ingoa o nga Kaitono.	Nga ingoa o nga whenua me te Takiwa hoki.	Nga rohe.	Ko te takotoranga o to maipi.
Hapakuku Moetera, Rangatira Moetara, Aramiba Waka	Ngapaku, e tata ana ki Hokianga	Kei te mapi nga rohe
Tiopira Kinaki, Hapakuku Moetara, Hore Taoho	Wainamaku, e tata ana ki Hokianga	Kei te mapi nga rohe	Ka kitea nga mahi o nga whenua kua oti te ruri ki te Tari o te Kai-tiro Mapi i Akarana.
Tiopira Kinaki, Hapakuka Moetara, Wi Tuwhare	Waipoua, o tata ana ki Hokianga	Kei te mapi nga rohe
Hapakuku Moetara, Rangatira Moetara, Wiremu Rangatira	Paanane, e tata ana ki Hokianga	Kei te mapi nga rohe
To Whata, Nopera, Hone Tauwhati, Komene Ponakatahi, me etahi atu	Kahumaku me Rae-roa, e tata ana ki Otaua	Kei te mapi nga rohe
Hone Makoare, Te Wharetuhi-tuhi, Hetaraka Tauwhitu	Patutumu-tumu, e tata ana ki Oheawai	Kei te mapi nga rohe
Mohi Tawhai, Wi Tana Papahia, Remi Te Tai	Omahuta, e tata ana ki Hokianga	Kei te mapi nga rohe

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1875, No 9

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 Hearing

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated5 February 1875
KeywordsNative Land Court, Land Claims, Hokianga, Māori Land, Onoke
👱🏽 Names

17 names identified

Hapakuku Moetera (Rangatira), Claimant for Ngapaku land
Rangatira Moetara, Claimant for Ngapaku land
Aramiba Waka, Claimant for Ngapaku land
Tiopira Kinaki, Claimant for Wainamaku and Waipoua lands
Hore Taoho, Claimant for Wainamaku land
Wi Tuwhare, Claimant for Waipoua land
Wiremu Rangatira, Claimant for Paanane land
To Whata, Claimant for Kahumaku and Rae-roa lands
Nopera, Claimant for Kahumaku and Rae-roa lands
Hone Tauwhati, Claimant for Kahumaku and Rae-roa lands
Komene Ponakatahi, Claimant for Kahumaku and Rae-roa lands
Hone Makoare, Claimant for Patutumu-tumu land
Te Wharetuhi-tuhi, Claimant for Patutumu-tumu land
Hetaraka Tauwhitu, Claimant for Patutumu-tumu land
Mohi Tawhai, Claimant for Omahuta land
Wi Tana Papahia, Claimant for Omahuta land
Remi Te Tai, Claimant for Omahuta land

👩‍💼 Officials

Tiki, Tino Kaituhituhi

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