Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1876 – No. 35

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✨ Native Land Claims

Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

Name of Claimant.	Name and Locality of Block.	Boundaries.	Place where Plan will be deposited for public inspection.

Mitai Pene Taui | Opuhete, near Mangakahia | Bounded towards the north by the Mangakahia river, towards the east by a survey line, towards the south by a survey line, and on the west by the Rauhuia stream, to the boundary of One | ...

Henare Te Moananui and Kerepeti Peke | Te Tarata, near Ngunguru | Bounded by Tangotu | ...

Komene Matiu Te Aranui | Te Waiwhakasea, near Mangakahia | Commences at Papakaiori and goes on to Te Atuawhiowhio, Waikuku, Takahoanga, Ahikaka, Orangwhakaanga, Te Kiore, Whauwhau, and Te Tokitoki, and thence to the commencement | ...

Kerepeti Peke and Henare Waiteuku To Moananui | near Ngunguru | Fronting the Ngunguru river, and adjoining the piece of land called Kopipi, already adjudicated upon | ...

Te Rangiauna and Hira Te Te Uira Taka | near Whangarei | Bounded towards the east by Te Uira, towards the north by Okapakapa, towards the west by Koperetere, and towards the south by Te Wairoa | ...

Te Wera | Opuhete, near Mangakahia, Whangarei | Bounded on one side by the Rauhuia stream, on another side by the Otawao river, and by the road from Te Wairos to Kaikohe as far as Pekapekarau | ...

Haki Whangawhanga,Rewini, Parawhau, Hatama, Pirini Kake, Atanatiu, and Parata | Te Tihitihi, near Whangarei | Bounded towards the north by Hikurangi, the Hauru stream and the boundary of Otonga; towards the west by the Mangakino river, towards the south by the boundary lines of Maruata and Puketotara, and towards the east by the Waitangi river and by survey lines | ...

H. Winiata and H. Winiara | Pukeokui, near Whangarei | Commences at Mangakura, and goes on to Kuramato, Kahuparitoa, and Hunatonu, turns there and goes on to the commencement | ...

Mere Wharenikau and Pehi-Ngawhakaparapara, mana | near Ngararatunua | Commences at Ngararatunua, and ends at Maruamarua | ...

Henare Te Moananui | Te Rehuotane, near Whangarei | Bounded by the Ngunguru river, by the sea, by the Tutukaka Harbour, and by Whakahura as shown on plan | ...

Henare Te Moananui | Tarata, near Whangarei | The point of land between the Waitoi and the Ngunguru rivers. Under Survey | ...

Maihi P. Kawiti | Te Aukumeroa, near Mangakahia | ... | ...

Hori Winiana | Waimatanui, near Mangakahia | ... | ...

The maps of such of these blocks as have been surveyed can be seen at the Office of the Inspector of Surveys, Auckland.

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1876, No 35

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'.

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🗺️ Investigation of Native Land Claims (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated16 August 1876
KeywordsNative Land Court, Land Claims, Whangarei, Schedule of Claims
👱🏽 Names

23 names identified

Mitai Pene Taui, Claimant of Opuhete block
Henare Te Moananui, Claimant of Te Tarata block
Kerepeti Pek, Claimant of Te Tarata block
Komene Matiu Te Aranui, Claimant of Te Waiwhakasea block
Kerepeti Pek, Claimant of Ngunguru block
Henare Waiteuku To Moananui, Claimant of Ngunguru block
Te Rangiauna and Hira Te Te Uira Taka, Claimants of Whangarei block
Te Wera, Claimant of Opuhete block
Haki Whangawhanga, Claimant of Te Tihitihi block
Rewini, Claimant of Te Tihitihi block
Parawhau, Claimant of Te Tihitihi block
Hatama, Claimant of Te Tihitihi block
Pirini Kake, Claimant of Te Tihitihi block
Atanatiu, Claimant of Te Tihitihi block
Parata, Claimant of Te Tihitihi block
H. Winiata, Claimant of Pukeokui block
H. Winiara, Claimant of Pukeokui block
Mere Wharenikau, Claimant of Ngararatunua block
Pehi-Ngawhakaparapara, Claimant of Ngararatunua block
Henare Te Moananui, Claimant of Te Rehuotane block
Henare Te Moananui, Claimant of Tarata block
Maihi P. Kawiti, Claimant of Te Aukumeroa block
Hori Winiana, Claimant of Waimatanui block

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