Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1876 – No. 4

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✨ Land Claims under Native Land Act, 1873



Auckland Provincial Government Gazette

p. 30

Names of Applicants Hapu Description and Name of Land Other Owners admitted
Ropata Wahawaha, Akapu Matera, and Hone Te Kauru Kauwhakatuakina Te Pakira Commences at Weraumaia, and goes on to Ngatarawa, Te Kokomuka, Te Whakaumuatangihia, Kohea, Waitaia, Mangapapa, Mangaoparo, Mangamate, Rakauturere, and Taupatupatu, and thence to the commencement Katene, Aperahama, Hemi Tawhena, Ihaisia, Maharata, Ihaia, Keeti, Ihaka Hamanu, Rutene
Te Keepa, Wiremu, and Ropata Wahawaha Te Whanau-a-Karuai Te Uruomatera Commences at Te Mangaakaruai, and goes on to Pohuenui, turns there and goes on towards the south to Otawhao, Kaikaokao, Kauwharetoa, Motuitu, and Awatere, then turns seawards and goes on to the commencement Reihana, and Hoterene
Te Keepa, Wiremu, and Ropata Wahawaha Te Whanau-a-Karuai Okahu Commences at Tokapiko, and goes on to Te Whakaumu, the Korakoatai Mountain, Tarakutia, Te Waipuna, then turns seawards, and goes on to Te Ngararaatea, and then to the commencement Harata, Reihana, and Hoterene
Te Keepa, Wiremu, and Ropata Wahawaha Te Whanau-a-Karuai Taupae-o-Te Ao Commences at Te Rata, and goes on to Karuai, thence to Wakatarara and Te Awakari, then goes along in the river to Te Taupae, and on to the commencement Reihana and Hoterene
Te Keepa, Wiremu, and Ropata Wahawaha Te Whanau-a-Karuai Te Itangitoroa Commences at Te Rua-o-Ngatihau, and goes on to Te Atu-o-Te Moahiraia. Commences again at Te Rangiariari, and goes on to Te Waihoroiringa-o-Te-Atahaia, turns towards the north and goes on to Te Taupae, and thence to the commencement Reihana and Hoterene
Herewini Tamahori, Aperahama Kuri, and Ropata Wahawaha Te Aopare, Te Aowharuia, Te Aotaihi, Haeremukua, Te Atahaia, Tautuhi, Kautaharua, Te Auherangi, Kura maoa, Arohirangi, Te Rangitekehua, Te Pohoikura, Te Mawhera, Tutaepohue Omaika Commences at Paoneone, and goes on to Te Rere, Oturerepari, Te Ureto-o, Aratawhao, Tuarawhaitiia, Tauwhao, Tauri, Kararoa, Te Kahika, Tawaroa, Punaarikura, Mangamate, Turiwao, Tarere, Karakatuwhero, Waikoreke, Paotewhatu, Te Manga iti, Te Koauau, Rangitoto, Pakauaha, Taumata-o-Hinemanu, and Te Ruaopokia, and thence to the commencement Te Rei, Anaru, Makere, Haara Paihia, Mere Katene, Irimana, Wi Toere, Heni Kahu, Noa Te Rangi, Ihaisia, Tipene, and Piu
Herewini Tamahori, Terei Te Wera, and Anaru Te Horo Te Aopare, Te Rangitekehua, Tutakaiwaho Pukeamaru Commences at Tatau-o-Rangiriri, and goes onto Karakatuwhere, then turns seawards and goes on to Te Ratatepiko, Tawaroa, Mokota, Te Rueke, Te Waiwhero, Tanwhanui, Pureotuhituhi, Te Horo-a-Te-Aokirimangu, Waiorakai. Hati Houkamau, and others


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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

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

🪶 Māori Affairs
Land claims, Native Land Court, Hawkes Bay, Memorials of Ownership
32 names identified
  • Ropata Wahawaha, Applicant for land claim
  • Akapu Matera, Applicant for land claim
  • Hone Te Kauru, Applicant for land claim
  • Katene, Other owner admitted
  • Aperahama, Other owner admitted
  • Hemi Tawhena, Other owner admitted
  • Ihaisia, Other owner admitted
  • Maharata, Other owner admitted
  • Ihaia, Other owner admitted
  • Keeti, Other owner admitted
  • Ihaka Hamanu, Other owner admitted
  • Rutene, Other owner admitted
  • Te Keepa, Applicant for land claim
  • Wiremu, Applicant for land claim
  • Reihana, Other owner admitted
  • Hoterene, Other owner admitted
  • Harata, Other owner admitted
  • Tamahori Herewini, Applicant for land claim
  • Aperahama Kuri, Applicant for land claim
  • Terei Te Wera, Applicant for land claim
  • Anaru Te Horo, Applicant for land claim
  • Te Rei, Other owner admitted
  • Anaru, Other owner admitted
  • Haara Paihia, Other owner admitted
  • Mere Katene, Other owner admitted
  • Irimana, Other owner admitted
  • Wi Toere, Other owner admitted
  • Heni Kahu, Other owner admitted
  • Noa Te Rangi, Other owner admitted
  • Tipene, Other owner admitted
  • Piu, Other owner admitted
  • Hati Houkamau, Other owner admitted