Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1875 – No. 9

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✨ Māori Land Court Applications

NAMES OF APPLICANTS.	HAPU.	DESCRIPTION AND NAME OF LAND.	OTHER OWNERS ADMITTED.
		the Punaakitere river to Opoiti, Kaikareao, and Te Pepepe, ascends inland, and descends to the Awamutu and Mangatoa rivers goes along the Kerikeri river, and follows that river to the point of commencement
Te Waka Rangaunu	Rarawa	Paripari Commences at the boundary of Te Hu, goes on towards the west to the boundary of Paripari, and goes along that boundary, then turns and goes on towards the south to the commencement
Maihi Te Huhu, Timoti Pu-Rarawa hipi, Te Waka Rangaunu	Rarawa	Waimahutahuta Commences at the side of Marekena, No. 2, crosses the boundary of Marekena to Waimahutahuta at Te Pupuha and Waioraora, then turns and goes along the coast to the boundary of Marekena, No. 2, where it commenced	Hamihana, Kirihini Nepia
Reihana Kiriwi, Henare Kepa, Patu Pirika, Pita, Henare Popata		Parapara Commences at Paiawha, goes on to Te Papa, Turotowhenua, Te Rakaupahore, Te Parawema, Te Moki, Paimanuka, Ritarangi, Kohekohe, and Te Moho, and thence to the commencement	Henare Parata
Poharama Karanui, Mumu Ngatihoupure, Ngaitumiri, Ngatihuaumeaiti, Patana Te Whanaupare		Te Whiroa The southern boundary is at Honuhonu, the northern boundary is at Te Tauroa	Pene Korako, Ranga, Taniora Te Rapa, Hapata Pairama, Te Hau Hauauru, Paora Wahapu, Takerei, Heremaia, Taniora

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Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated2 February 1875
KeywordsNative Land Court, Land Claims, Kaipara, Māori Land, Whenua
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