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✨ Native Land Claims

Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

Ngaingoa o nga Kaitono.

Te Tapu.

Poharama, Mita Puku, Iehu re Rarawa Ngawaka

Hapakuku Moetara, Peneha Ngatikorokoro, mene, Taniora Te Kowhai

Timoti Tu, Hone Paraea, Karaihe

Ngaingoa o nga whenuamenga rohe.

Harotonga
Kei te mapi nga rohe

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Te hunga e whakaaetia ana e nga Kaitono.

Pene a Korko

Ngapuhi Pakanae 3rama 2
Aramiha Tio

Ka timata ki te raina o Hone Wepiha, haere tonu i runga taua raina ki Pukarikari; ka haere i runga i te raina o te Kawanatanga, ka marere ki Patoto; ka puta i te wahapu o Pakanae; ka haere i te one, ka tutuki ki te raina o Nuhaka, haere i runga i taua raina; ka marere ki te awa o Te Puhata: ka huri, ka haere i te taha o te paru ka tutaki ki te raina o Pakanae Nama 1, ka haere runga i taua raina, ka tutuki ki te timatanga

Ngaitu, Ngatimanu: Waimatanui
Ngatitera

Ka timata i Waiwhakaeke, ka haere ki Te Rireamahanga, Kauaetanga, ka eke ki Puketaru, Te Pakotai, Kumurau, Te Waerenga, Te Karapihi, Opuene, Waimatanui, a, ka tutuki ki te timatanga

Nui Hare, Wiremu Whareraupo, Te Awatapu

Te Tapuwae

Ka timata i te awa o Pukekohe ka haere ki Te Reretiti, ka haere i runga i te raina Te Bakauhongi, Te Waiwhakaluku Te Rahui Whakapiki, Ngatotarahuhua, ka marere ki Oahutaonga, ka haere i roto i te wai o Te Tapuwae, Te Waipoka, ka haere i runga i te raina o Rangakino Te Rirau, ka whakawhiri ki Turanga, a, ka tutuki ano ki te timatanga, ki Pukekohe

Nui Hare, Te Awatapu Wiremu Te Whareraupo

Ngaitupoto

Pukekohe

Nui Hare

Ngaitupoto

Hone Moka

Ngatipakau

Ka timata i te wai o Pukekohe ka haere ki Te Reretiti, ka haere i runga o te raina o te whenua o Te Kawanatanga (i Rakauhongi), Te Waitakahi-aPapaau, Te Pukewharariki, Te Uopatanui, Te Rakauwhakanohi, Te Whanuriki, Te Hawera, Otaruwai, Putehua, Te Kauati, Matawera, Te Awa o Hokianga, Remana, Toroike, Te Kotuku, Turanga, a, ka tutuki ano ki te wai o Pukekohe

Motukaraka

He motu, kei te wahapu o te awa o Te Tapuwae

Pirikotaha

Ka timata i Te Rimu, ka haere ki Tekeatekahu, ka haere i te raina o Pakiritu, te prima Te Kawanatanga, a, ka tutuki ano ki Te Rimu

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1876, No 20

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 Claim under Native Land Act, 1873 (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated26 April 1876
KeywordsNative Land Claims, Memorials of Ownership, Northern District, Hapu, Land Descriptions
👱🏽 Names

19 names identified

Mita Puku, Claimant
Iehu Rarawa, Claimant
Te Ngawaka, Claimant
Hapakuku Moetara, Claimant
Peneha Ngatikorokoro (Mene), Claimant
Taniora Te Kowhai, Claimant
Timoti Tu, Claimant
Hone Paraea, Claimant
Karaihe, Claimant
Pene a Korko, Claimant
Ngapuhi Pakanae, Claimant
Aramiha Tio, Claimant
Wiremu Whareraupo, Claimant
Te Awatapu, Claimant
Nui Hare, Claimant
Hone Moka, Claimant
Nui Hare, Claimant
Wiremu Whareraupo, Claimant
Te Awatapu, Claimant

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