New Zealand Gazette – 1874 – No. 60

Page 786

✨ Maori Land Grant Schedules

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

BAY OF PLENTY DISTRICT.—SCHEDULE No. 22, 1872.

Lots to be granted under the 4th and 6th clauses of "The Confiscated Lands Act, 1867." Each Lot
herein described is to be granted to the Aboriginal Natives whose names are opposite to the
same.

No.	Names of Grantees.	Sex.	Rank.	Address.	Area. Acres.	No. and Description of Lot.	Locality.
1	Pene Tuno	M.	Native	Torere	10	15, Simpson's Survey, at Rangitaiki.	Rangitaiki.
	Peka	M.	"	"			"
	Kingi	M.	"	"			"
	Tiakiawa	M.	"	"			"
	Hokohoko	M.	"	Tauranga ...	17	18, Simpson's Survey, at Rangitaiki	"
2	Rameka	M.	"	"			"
	Ripeka	F.	"	"			"
	Maraea	F.	"	"			"
	Tamahou	M.	"	"			"
3	Wiremu Kepa	M.	"	Rangitaiki...	10	Lot 16, Simpson's Survey, at Rangitaiki; also,
	Meihana	M.	"	"		10	Lot 17, Simpson's Survey, at Rangitaiki
	Ranapia	M.	"	"			"
	Hohi	F.	"	"			"
	Meretaka	F.	"	"			"
	Kerara	F.	"	"			"

BAY OF PLENTY DISTRICT.—SCHEDULE No. 23, 1872.

Lots to be granted under the 4th and 6th clauses of "The Confiscated Lands Act, 1867." Each
lot herein described is to be granted to the Aboriginal Natives whose names are opposite to
the same.

No.	Names of Grantees.	Sex.	Rank.	Address.	Area. Acres.	No. and Description of Lot.	Locality.
1	Wiremu Kepa	M.	Native	Rangitaiki...	20	Lot 19, Simpson's Survey, at Rangitaiki.	Rangitaiki.
	Meihana	M.	"	"			"
	Ranapia	M.	"	"			"
	Mihihi	F.	"	"			"
	Taiparoro	F.	"	"			"
	Tamahou	M.	"	"			"
	Whioi	M.	"	"			"
2	Te Wiwini Orono	M.	Native Chief	Rangitaiki...	20	Lot 26, Simpson's Survey, at Rangitaiki.	Rangitaiki.
	Paora Kahawai	M.	Native	"			"
	Patene Whakamatai	M.	"	"			"
	Miriama Taumatacioi	F.	"	"			"
	Tarutawhiti	F.	"	"			"
	Katerina	F.	"	"			"
	Pahewa	F.	"	"			"

BAY OF PLENTY DISTRICT.—SCHEDULE No. 24, 1872.

Lots to be granted under the 4th and 6th clauses of "The Confiscated Lands Act, 1867." Each lot
herein described is to be granted to the Aboriginal Natives whose names are opposite to the
same.

No.	Names of Grantees.	Sex.	Rank.	Address.	Area. A. B. P.	No. and Description of Lot.	Locality.
1	Te Wiwini Orono	M.	Native Chief	Rangitaiki...	17 0 0	No. 20, Simpson's Survey, at Rangitaiki.	Rangitaiki.
	Paora Kahawai	M.	Native	"			"
	Patene Whakamatai	M.	"	"			"
	Kepete	F.	"	"			"
	Mariana	F.	"	"			"
	Hineawe	F.	"	"			"
	Maora	F.	"	"			"
2	Penehamene	M.	Native	Waiapu... Tauranga Thames	10 2 20	No. 37, Simpson's Survey, at Rangitaiki.	"
	Harete	F.	"	"			"
	Rangatai	F.	"	"			"
3	Aka Otau	M.	Native	Rangitaiki...	10 0 0	No. 28, Simpson's Survey, at Rangitaiki.	"
	Herewetere	M.	"	"			"
	Raukete Pareake	F.	"	"			"

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1874, No 60

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Schedule No. 22, 1872, Land Grants under Confiscated Lands Act (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsSchedule 22, Land Grant, Confiscated Lands Act 1867, Bay of Plenty, Rangitaiki, Grantees
👱🏽 Names

15 names identified

Pene Tuno (Native), Grantee of Lot 15
Peka (Native), Grantee of Lot 15
Kingi (Native), Grantee of Lot 15
Tiakiawa (Native), Grantee of Lot 15
Hokohoko (Native), Grantee of Lot 18
Rameka (Native), Grantee of Lot 18
Ripeka (Native), Grantee of Lot 18
Maraea (Native), Grantee of Lot 18
Tamahou (Native), Grantee of Lot 18
Wiremu Kepa (Native), Grantee of Lots 16 and 17
Meihana (Native), Grantee of Lots 16 and 17
Ranapia (Native), Grantee of Lots 16 and 17
Hohi (Native), Grantee of Lots 16 and 17
Meretaka (Native), Grantee of Lots 16 and 17
Kerara (Native), Grantee of Lots 16 and 17

🪶 Schedule No. 23, 1872, Land Grants under Confiscated Lands Act

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsSchedule 23, Land Grant, Confiscated Lands Act 1867, Bay of Plenty, Rangitaiki, Grantees
👱🏽 Names

14 names identified

Wiremu Kepa (Native), Grantee of Lot 19
Meihana (Native), Grantee of Lot 19
Ranapia (Native), Grantee of Lot 19
Mihihi (Native), Grantee of Lot 19
Taiparoro (Native), Grantee of Lot 19
Tamahou (Native), Grantee of Lot 19
Whioi (Native), Grantee of Lot 19
Te Wiwini Orono (Native Chief), Grantee of Lot 26
Paora Kahawai (Native), Grantee of Lot 26
Patene Whakamatai (Native), Grantee of Lot 26
Miriama Taumatacioi (Native), Grantee of Lot 26
Tarutawhiti (Native), Grantee of Lot 26
Katerina (Native), Grantee of Lot 26
Pahewa (Native), Grantee of Lot 26

🪶 Schedule No. 24, 1872, Land Grants under Confiscated Lands Act

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsSchedule 24, Land Grant, Confiscated Lands Act 1867, Bay of Plenty, Rangitaiki, Grantees
👱🏽 Names

13 names identified

Te Wiwini Orono (Native Chief), Grantee of Lot 20
Paora Kahawai (Native), Grantee of Lot 20
Patene Whakamatai (Native), Grantee of Lot 20
Kepete (Native), Grantee of Lot 20
Mariana (Native), Grantee of Lot 20
Hineawe (Native), Grantee of Lot 20
Maora (Native), Grantee of Lot 20
Penehamene (Native), Grantee of Lot 37
Harete (Native), Grantee of Lot 37
Rangatai (Native), Grantee of Lot 37
Aka Otau (Native), Grantee of Lot 28
Herewetere (Native), Grantee of Lot 28
Raukete Pareake (Native), Grantee of Lot 28

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