Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1876 – No. 42

Page 432

✨ Māori Land Claims

432 Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

Ko nga ingoa o nga Kaitono.	Nga ingoa o nga whenua me te Takiwa hoki.	Nga rohe.
Hone Moka	Tongariro, e tata ana ki Hokianga	Ka timata i Kanerepahauhenua, ka haere Papakauri, Te Tuketuke, Hukanui, Te Nehu, a, ka tutuki ano ki Kanerepahauhau
Hone Moka	Kohatuatangi, e tata ana ki Hokianga	Ka timata i Kaiaia, ka haere Te Hoanga, Hingabinga, ka tutuki ki Kaiaia
Hone Moka	Manunu, e tata ana ki Hokianga	Kei te mapi nga rohe

Kuka Te Huru, Hera Waiti, Moengaroa, Mihaka Arapeta, Paraihe, Okena Hapa-kuku, Raiha Rikihana | Parangiora, e tata ana ki Hokianga | Ka timata i Pukemaire, haere tonu Araangai, Rangatira, ka haere i te wai ka tae ki Te Reti |

Tahaetini, Makarena Te Waharoa | Te Oihi, e tata ana ki Hokianga | Kei te mapi nga rohe |

Nui Hare, Te Wakara | Oahutaonga, e tata ana ki Hokianga | Timata ai nga rohe i te raina o te whenua o te Kawanatanga ko Mangakino, Nama 1, ka haere Te Tawaipoka, Oahutaonga, Waikauati, ka tutuki ano ki te raina o Mangakino Nama 1 |

Tipene Te Ata | Te Awataha Nama 2, e tata ana ki Hokianga | Kei te mapi nga rohe |

Wi Te Take, Moengaroa, Raiha Tamaho, Hoeni Moekahakaha, Aporo Hura, Rapata Kakarana, Keti Te Ahaia | Waipipi, e tata ana ki Herekino | Kei te mapi nga rohe |

Keti Te Ahaia, Wi Te Taheke, Rapata Kakarana, Riwini Ongeonge, Mere-peka, Poharama Karanui, Raiha Tamaho | Ngamaku, e tata ana ki Herekino | Kei te mapi nga rohe |

Te Ana Pure | Rotokakahi Nama 2, e tata ana ki Whangape | Ka timata i Te Tuora, ka haere Te Rereatemanu, Tawhimaukoro, Te Touwai, Waiamionga, Te Oho, Hihiana, Otorere, Te Ngene, Okahu |

Hapakuku Ruia, Aporo Hura, Uruwhau Te Whata, Kingi Hori Taranga | Te Huahua, e tata ana ki Herekino | Kei te mapi nga rohe |

Pairama Te Tihi, Roriana Takaore, Pukerewa Whaatia, Wi Puriri, Ngatama, Houao Pata, Poata | Poporete, e tata ana ki Hokianga | Ka timata i Poporete, ka haere Te Kabikatea, Te Pei, Ohotumanga, ka haere i runga i te Kaweka Rangi, ka marere ki te moana ki Paitai, ka tae ki Poporete |

Te Wakara, Nui Hare | Mangakino Nama 2, e tata ana ki Hokianga | Ka timata i Tawaipoka, haere tonu Oahutaonga, Te Kanati, Te Waimanu, Ngatapa, Opatatai, Te Uriohau, Oharetoa, Kopunaparore, Te Titaha, Manuoha, Tawhitinui, ka haere i runga i te raina o Mangakino Nama 1, tae noa ki te timatanga ki Tawaipoka |

Hoani Tuoro | Waianui, e tata ana ki Hokianga | Ki tetahi taha o te wai o Omapere, ki te taha ki to Marangai o te whenua o Te Waera o Te Matini |

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1876, No 42

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 under the Native Land Act 1873-74 for Land Court Proceedings (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated27 September 1876
KeywordsLand Claims, Māori Land Court, Hokianga, Rawene
👱🏽 Names

33 names identified

Hone Moka, Claimant for Tongariro, Kohatuatangi, Manunu
Kuka Te Huru, Claimant for Parangiora
Hera Waiti, Claimant for Parangiora
Moengaroa, Claimant for Parangiora
Mihaka Arapeta, Claimant for Parangiora
Paraihe, Claimant for Parangiora
Okena Hapa-kuku, Claimant for Parangiora
Raiha Rikihana, Claimant for Parangiora
Makarena Te Waharoa, Claimant for Te Oihi
Tahaetini, Claimant for Te Oihi
Nui Hare, Claimant for Oahutaonga
Te Wakara, Claimant for Oahutaonga
Tipene Te Ata, Claimant for Te Awataha Nama 2
Wi Te Take, Claimant for Waipipi
Raiha Tamaho, Claimant for Waipipi
Hoeni Moekahakaha, Claimant for Waipipi
Aporo Hura, Claimant for Waipipi
Rapata Kakarana, Claimant for Waipipi
Keti Te Ahaia, Claimant for Waipipi, Ngamaku
Riwini Ongeonge, Claimant for Ngamaku
Mere-peka, Claimant for Ngamaku
Poharama Karanui, Claimant for Ngamaku
Te Ana Pure, Claimant for Rotokakahi Nama 2
Hapakuku Ruia, Claimant for Te Huahua
Kingi Hori Taranga, Claimant for Te Huahua
Pairama Te Tihi, Claimant for Poporete
Roriana Takaore, Claimant for Poporete
Pukerewa Whaatia, Claimant for Poporete
Wi Puriri, Claimant for Poporete
Ngatama, Claimant for Poporete
Houao Pata, Claimant for Poporete
Poata, Claimant for Poporete
Hoani Tuoro, Claimant for Waianui

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