New Zealand Gazette – 1876 – No. 71

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✨ Native Land Claims Schedule



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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Names of Applicants. Hapu. Description and Name of Land. Other Owners admitted.
Reupena Te Tauria ... Marumarutotara. The boundaries are shown on the map. It contains 370 acres. Commences at Kaikatoa, and goes on to Te Hinaupauiki, and Puke- tapu, thence into the Whanganui River and along it to the commence- ment.
Aperahama, Tahunuiara- ngi, Makere Te Ruru, and Ngamako Rongo- hikaia Ngatiapa Aratoaka No. 2. Between Aratoaka No. 1 and Mr. John McGregor's land. The boundaries are shown on the map Kerei Hemoata.
Teoti Takarangi, Kare- hana Tahau, and Te Harawira Mamaru Ngatihinekehu... Poutama. The boundaries are shown on the map. Commences at Tauramatu, and goes on to Kowhiti, turns there, and goes on to Otamauki, turns again, and goes on to Tawhitikahi, Matahiwi, and then to the point of commence- ment Ereatara Waitokia.
Pauro Poutini, Hohaia Ngakaraka, Hemi Ra- kana, and others Ngatihau Mangaporau. Situate between the Whanganui and Waitotara Rivers. Bounded on the North by the Okau- pari Stream from its junction with the Rangitatau Stream to a point near its source, thence by lines to Otukaoa, Kotaioa, the Weratapua Stream and down in it to its junction with thh Horiririki Stream, then by lines to Te Mutu, and the Rapui Stream, thence by that stream to its junction with the Whakautere Stream, thence by lines to the Kaipara Stream, and along in it to a point near its junction with the Ranurawera Stream, at Hauhau, thence by that stream to its junction with the Makakahou Stream, thence crossing it to Te Pou- pua; thence bounded on the the West by lines to the Mapara Stream to its junction with the Mangatuki- tuki Stream, thence by lines to Tua- hiwi and Te Pou, and the Makakahone Stream at Orangiwhakaturia, thence by the said stream to its junction with Upokonui Stream; thence bounded on the South by the said stream to a point near Taumatarata, thence by lines to Taumatarata and Ahuahuiti Stream; thence bounded on the South-east by lines to Powa- tauenga, Otukahia, Kotoretupou, and Tuhi, thence by lines crossing the Ahuahu Stream near its junction with the Opaia Stream, thence by lines to Otauroa, the Rangitatau Stream, and along in it to the junction with the Otaupari Stream.
Te Winiata Te Puhaki, Te Oti, Te Rangitoea, Nehanera Te Kahu and others Ngatirangituhia Te Ruanui. A block in the southern portion of Murimotu. Bounded on the North by lines from Te Pipipi, on the Turakina River to Aratataramoa; on the East, partly by lines to the Aratataramoa Stream, and partly by the said stream to its junction with the Tamakomako Stream, thence by the said stream to the point where the Panemango Stream falls into it from the West; thence on the South, partly by the Panemango Stream, and partly by lines, thence cross the Kau- aekeke Ridge to the Rereamaru on the said river.


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🪶 Schedule of Native Land Claim Applications (Whanganui District) (continued from previous page)

🪶 Māori Affairs
27 November 1876
Native Land Court, Land Claim, Schedule, Applicants, Hapu, Land Description
17 names identified
  • Reupena Te Tauria, Applicant for land claim
  • Aperahama, Applicant for land claim
  • Tahunuiarangi, Applicant for land claim
  • Makere Te Ruru, Applicant for land claim
  • Ngamako Rongo-hikaia, Applicant for land claim
  • Kerei Hemoata, Admitted owner
  • Teoti Takarangi, Applicant for land claim
  • Karehana Tahau, Applicant for land claim
  • Te Harawira Mamaru, Applicant for land claim
  • Ereatara Waitokia, Admitted owner
  • Pauro Poutini, Applicant for land claim
  • Hohaia Ngakaraka, Applicant for land claim
  • Hemi Rakana, Applicant for land claim
  • Te Winiata Te Puhaki, Applicant for land claim
  • Te Oti, Applicant for land claim
  • Te Rangitoea, Applicant for land claim
  • Nehanera Te Kahu, Applicant for land claim