New Zealand Gazette – 1878 – No. 108

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✨ Native Land Subdivision Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
of the pieces of land the names of which appear in the second column, situate in the districts named in the
third column.

A. J. DICKEY,
Chief Clerk.

Name of the Person applying for the Subdivision of Land.	Name of the Block to be subdivided.	District in which the Land is situate.
William Webster, District Officer	Murimotu	Mangonni.
Hupata Te Kaka	Waimaru	Awanui.
Wi Te Take, Te Hunga Waka, Henare Marua, Pori-

kapa Tohuora, Tarapatiki Moki, Eparaima Parikapa,
Hone Tukia, Te Puku Mita, Paraihe Te Whiu,
Pene Horako, Wiremu Te Tai, Poharama Karanui,
and others | Te Awaroa No. 2 | Whangape. |
| Te Whiu, Pene Korako, Wiremu Tana Te Tai, | Te Awaroa No. 1 | Whangape, |
Poharama Karanui, Waata Paiaka, Rawiri Te
Tahua, Hori Riwhi, Tahaetini Te Whango, Timoti
Te Ikahuka, and Piri Waata |
| Karena Kiwa, Pene Te Kaitoa, Hori Te Inutoto, | Te Kauriputete | Mangonui. |
Hone Pororua, Rakena Pou, Maraea Pororua, Eru-
ini Te Pai, Hoera Tuhiparu, Hera Tuhiparu, Mohi
Waiti, Miriama Tawiti, and Tawio Pou |
| Peramia Kapa, Hetaraka Taumataiti, Riapo Tamati, | Te Mokaikai | Mangonui. |
Hare Tanga, Hariwira Takimoana, Te Umuroa,
Hupata Te Kaka, Haimona Tatu, Hemi Taitimu,
Ta Kepa Horo, Hemi Ruimakutu, and Weki
Powhitu |

N.B. It is hereby notified that the titles to none of the afore-mentioned lands can be adjudicated
upon by the Court unless surveys of such lands shall have been made, and approved maps thereof deposited
in the Court, as provided for by clause 33, "Native Land Act, 1873."

HE PANUITANGA
Mo etahi piihi whenua kia wahia.

Tari o te Kooti Whakawa Whenua Maori,
Akarana, Oketopa 11, 1878.

H E Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai, ko a te nohoanga o tenei Kooti ki Mangonui, i te Takiwa ki
Te Raki, a te 15 o nga ra o Nowema, 1878, te whakarangona ai nga tono a nga tangata e mau nei o
ratou ingoa i te rarangi tuatahi, kia wahia, kia roherohea nga whenua i roto i nga Karauna Karaati e mau
nei nga ingoa i te rarangi tuarua, ko te Takiwa kei te rarangi tuatoru.

NA TIKI,
Tino Kaituhituhi.

| Ko te ingoa o te tangata i tono kia wahia te
whenua. | Te ingoa o te whenua i tonoa kia
roherohea. | Te Takiwa. |
|---|---|---|
| Wiremu Wepiha, Apiha o te Takiwa | Murimotu | Mangonui. |
| Hupata Te Kaka | Maimaru | Awanui. |
| Wi Te Take, Te Hunga Waka, Henare Marua,
Porikapa Tohuora, Tarapatiki Moki, Epa-
raima Porikapa, Hone Tukia, Te Puku
Mita, Paraihe Te Whiu, Pene Korako,
Wiremu Te Tai, Poharama Karanui, me
etahi atu . | Te Awaroa Nama 2 | Whangape. |
| Te Whiu, Pene Korako, Wiremu Tana Te | Te Awaroa Nama 1 | Whangape. |
| Tai, Poharama Karanui, Waata Paiaka,
Rawiri Te Tahua, Hori Riwhi, Tahaetini Te
Whango, Timoti Te Ikahuka, Piri Waata |
| Karena Kiwa, Pene Te Kaitoa, Hori Te Inu- | Te Kauriputete | Mangonui. |
toto, Hone Pororua, Rakena Pou, Maraea
Pororua, Eruini Te Pai, Hoera Tuhiparu,
Hera Tuhiparu, Mohi Waiti, Miriama Ta-
witi, Tawio Pou |
| Peramia Kapa, Hetaraka Taumataiti, Riapo | Te Mokaikai | Mangonui. |
| Tamati, Hare Tanga, Hariwira Takimoana,
Te Umuroa, Hupata Te Kaka, Haimona
Tatu, Hemi Taitimu, Te Kepa Horo, Hemi
Ruimakutu, Weki Powhitu |

He whakaaturanga tenei kia mohiotia ai e kore e taea te whakawa etahi o nga whenua o roto o tenei
Panuitanga ki te mea kahore ano aua whenua i ruritia, kahore ranei he mapi, kua whakatikaia nei e te Kai-
titiro Mapi, e whakatakotoria ki te aroaro o te Kooti, pera m nga tikanga o te Rarangi 33 o te Ture
Whenua Maori, 1873.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1878, No 108

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Application for Subdivision of Hereditaments at Mangonui (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated11 October 1878
KeywordsSubdivision, Hereditaments, Native Land Court, Mangonui, Crown grants, Survey requirements
👱🏽 Names

46 names identified

William Webster, District Officer for application
Hupata Te Kaka, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Wi Te Take, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Te Hunga Waka, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Henare Marua, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Porikapa Tohuora, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Tarapatiki Moki, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Eparaima Parikapa, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Hone Tukia, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Te Puku Mita, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Paraihe Te Whiu, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Pene Horako, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Wiremu Te Tai, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Poharama Karanui, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Te Whiu, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Pene Korako, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Wiremu Tana Te Tai, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Waata Paiaka, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Rawiri Te Tahua, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Hori Riwhi, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Tahaetini Te Whango, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Timoti Te Ikahuka, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Piri Waata, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Karena Kiwa, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Pene Te Kaitoa, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Hori Te Inutoto, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Hone Pororua, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Rakena Pou, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Maraea Pororua, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Eruini Te Pai, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Hoera Tuhiparu, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Hera Tuhiparu, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Mohi Waiti, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Miriama Tawiti, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Tawio Pou, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Peramia Kapa, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Hetaraka Taumataiti, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Riapo Tamati, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Hare Tanga, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Hariwira Takimoana, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Te Umuroa, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Haimona Tatu, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Hemi Taitimu, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Ta Kepa Horo, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Hemi Ruimakutu, Applying for Subdivision of Land
Weki Powhitu, Applying for Subdivision of Land

👩‍💼 Officials

A. J. Dickey, Chief Clerk
Na Tiki, Tino Kaituhituhi

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