✨ Native Land Claims
AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
NATIVE LAND ACT, 1873.
Notice of Claim. Sec. 36.
District of Waikato.
To the District Officer, Commissioner of Crown Lands, Inspector of Surveys, and Native Reserves Commissioner, and to all others whom it may concern:
NOTICE is hereby given that the persons mentioned 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 29th day of March, 1876.
A. J. DICKY,
Chief Clerk.
| Names of Applicants | Hapu | Description and Name of Land | Other Owners admitted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peina Tamihana, Te Kaiware, Wiremu Karaka, Penetana Te Kami, Hamuera, Wiremu Haumu, and Rei Paehua | Kauamo | Mangawhero Commences at Tuerapaki, and goes on to Te Maire and Taumatanekereke, and thence to the Waihou river; then follows down that river to the mouth of the Mangawhero river |
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| Rihia Te Kauae | Ngatiwerewere | Te Kapara Commences at Ouhoeroa, and goes on to Te Pahi; turns here, and goes on to Kohika and Te Reterete; turns again and goes on to Waiwhero and Te Puku-a-Tawaiki, and thence to the commencement at Ouhoeroa |
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| Te Keepa Ringatu, Parasene Te Kaharunga, and Hori Neri | Ngatirangi | Taramoa-rahi, No. 1 Commences at Taramoarahi, No. 2, and goes on to Te Waiwhatawhata and Te Tutu, goes thence to Hingatiraha; then turns towards the west, and goes on to the boundary of Ma'tamata |
Penetito |
| Rihia Te Kauae, and Tame Kaka | Ngatiwerewere | Te Karamu The boundaries are Kerehori and the Waiharakeke river |
Te Raihi |
| Penetito Te Tiwha, and Tu-whenua Te Tiwha | Ngatirangi | Hungahunga The boundaries are shown on the map |
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| Penetito Te Tiwha, and Tu-whenua Te Tiwha | Ngatirangi | Te Ruahine The boundaries are shown on the map |
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| Penetito Te Tiwha, and Tu-whenua Te Tiwha | Ngatirangi | Te Aratiatia The boundaries are shown on the map |
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| Keremeneta Hipirini | Ngatitapaea | Tawhanatawai The boundaries are shown on the map |
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| Penetito Te Tiwha | Ngatirangi | Poukaroro The boundaries are shown on the map |
Tuwhenua Te Tiwha |
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Auckland Provincial Gazette 1876, No 15
✨ LLM interpretation of page content
🪶 Native Land Claim Notices under the Native Land Act, 1873
🪶 Māori Affairs29 March 1876
Land Claims, Native Land Court, Waikato, Hapu, Memorials of Ownership
17 names identified
- Peina Tamihana, Claimant for Mangawhero
- Te Kaiware, Claimant for Mangawhero
- Wiremu Karaka, Claimant for Mangawhero
- Penetana Te Kami, Claimant for Mangawhero
- Hamuera, Claimant for Mangawhero
- Wiremu Haumu, Claimant for Mangawhero
- Rei Paehua, Claimant for Mangawhero
- Rihia Te Kauae, Claimant for Te Kapara and Te Karamu
- Te Keepa Ringatu, Claimant for Taramoa-rahi, No. 1
- Parasene Te Kaharunga, Claimant for Taramoa-rahi, No. 1
- Hori Neri, Claimant for Taramoa-rahi, No. 1
- Tame Kaka, Claimant for Te Karamu
- Penetito Te Tiwha, Claimant for Hungahunga, Te Ruahine, Te Aratiatia, and Poukaroro
- Tu-whenua Te Tiwha, Claimant for Hungahunga, Te Ruahine, Te Aratiatia
- Keremeneta Hipirini, Claimant for Tawhanatawai
- Te Raihi, Other owner admitted for Te Karamu
- Tuwhenua Te Tiwha, Other owner admitted for Poukaroro
- A. J. Dicky, Chief Clerk