New Zealand Gazette – 1878 – No. 131

Page 1841

✨ Native Land Claim Schedule

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1841

Ko nga ingoa o nga Kaitono.
Nga ingoa o nga whenua
me te Takiwa hoki.
Nga rohe.
Ko te takoto-
ranga o te mapi.

Hone Perene Taonui,
Hemi Whakarei

Hopekako Nama 2, e
tata ana ki Waihou,
Hokianga

Timata nga rohe i te wai o Mangapa, i
te taha Hauraro, Kopua, Karuhiruhi,
hono atu ki te raina a te Kawanata-
nga, Kiritakamaru, Omahutaiti, Te
Waikoropupu, Otaripeke, Kauriwhati,
Pukekohe, ka tuhono ki te raina o
Te Ahitoatoa, ka huri i konei ka haere
i runga i taua raina ka tuhono ki Te
Kiripaka Nama 1

Hori Hare, Hohaia Patu-
one, Eruera Rapana,
Heremaia Te Ara,
Rihari Raumati, Hone
Ri Raniera Te Wheoke,
Riria, Hana Rapana,
Te Wharetoetoe, Te
Hepehi

Mangapukahukahu Na-
ma 2, e tata ana ki
Hokianga

Timata ki te wahapu o Mangapukahu-
kahu, ka haere ra te awa o Mangapa,
Wakatereterekia, tae noa ki te raina
o te Kawanatanga ki Omahuta Nama
1, haere ra taua raina ki Pukekohe,
haere tonu ki te Waikoropupu, ka
tuhono ki te raina o Mangapukahu-
kahu, haere ra te wai o Mangapuka-
hukahu ki tona wahapu ko te tima-
tanga

Ka kitea nga mapi o nga whenua kua oti te ruri ki te Tari o te Kaiwhakawa Tuturu i Hokianga.

Pairama Te Tihi, Hone
Mohi Tawhai, Wiremu
Puriri

Otauira, e tata ana ki
Hokianga

Timata i Te Wharau, ka haere ma tetahi
raina ruri (he huarahi ki Kaitaia)
haere tonu ki Rakautapu kei te rohe
o Te Tapuae, haere ma taua rohe ki te
rohe o Mangakino, haere ma taua rohe
o Mangakino ka puta ki te awa o Te
Tapuae, haere tonu ma taua awa tae
noa ki Te Wharau

Hohaia Patuone, Heta-
raka Te Nge, Rae Pa-
ngare, Hirini, Apera-
hama Taonui
Hohaia Patuone

Waipapa me Rotoko-
tuku, e tata ana ki
Hokianga

Tetahi taha ko te awa o Wakanekeneke,
tetahi taha ko te awa o Waipapa

Hori Karaka Tawhiti,
Rihari Mete, Rihari
Raumati, Ehoroma
Wharekawa, Taniora
Mato

Wairengi, e tata ana ki
Hokianga
Te Waikoropupu, e tata
ana ki Hokianga

Kei te taha o te awa o Wakanekeneke...
Ki te taha ki te Tonga ko te ruri o
Mangapukahukahu, me tetahi raina
timata atu i Pukenui, ka tutuki ki te
ruri o Te Ahutoatoa i Rimuwhakata-
ratara, ki te Hauauru ko te ruri o Te
Ahutoatoa, Te Tupapa, ka whiti ki te
ruri o Omahuta Nama 2, haere tonu
te ruri o Omahuta Nama 1, ka marere
ki te wai o Whakatereterekia, ki te
Hauraro te awa o Whakatereterekia,
ki te Marangai ko te awa o Mangapa
ka tutuki ki te timatanga i te wahapu
o te awa o Mangapukahukahu

Komene Mohi, Apero
Hura, Rapata Kaka-
rana, Te Nehu Kingi
Hori

Paku, e tata ana ki
Hokianga

Ki te Marangai ko te ruri a te Kawa-
natanga o te Nama 3 Poraka o Here-
kino, ki te Hauraro me te Hauauru
ko te awa o Herekino, ki te Tonga ko
te awa o Te Puhata

Hone Paraone, Te Rauhi,
Maiki Huirama

Ngamahanga, e tata ana
ki Hokianga

Te taha ki te Raki ko te awa o Waihou,
ki te Marangai me te Tonga ko te
piihi o te Kawanatanga, te taha ki te
Hauauru ko Turakaiora

Hapakuku Moetara

Koatunongero, e tata
ana ki Hokianga

Te Puata, haere i te moana, Makorokoro,
Pateuru, Kereteki, ka tae ki te raina
a te Kawanatanga, o Pakanae Nama 1,
haere tonu i taua raina ki te tima-
tanga

Peri Te Huhu, Hone
Paraihe

Paku, e tata ana ki
Hokianga

Timata i Te Kowhai, ka haere i te raina
o Te Puhata, ka marere ki te awa o
Te Puhata, ka haere i te awa ka huri
i te awa o Herekino, ka tutuki ki Te
Kowhai

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1878, No 131

In 1865 Parliament moved to Wellington and sat in the Wellington Provincial Council Chambers (depicted). Gradually expanded into a larger complex of buildings, it was replaced by the General Assembly Library in 1899

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Continuation of Schedule of Native Land Claimants and Lands (Hokianga) (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated5 December 1878
KeywordsNative Land Court, Schedule, Land claims, Hokianga, Boundaries, Maori, Land ownership, Hopekako, Mangapukahukahu, Otauira
👱🏽 Names

36 names identified

Hone Perene Taonui, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Hemi Whakarei, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Hori Hare, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Hohaia Patuone, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Eruera Rapana, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Heremaia Te Ara, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Rihari Raumati, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Hone Ri Raniera Te Wheoke, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Riria, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Hana Rapana, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Te Wharetoetoe, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Te Hepehi, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Pairama Te Tihi, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Hone Mohi Tawhai, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Wiremu Puriri, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Hohaia Patuone, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Hetaraka Te Nge, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Rae Pangare, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Hirini, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Apera hama Taonui, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Hohaia Patuone, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Hori Karaka Tawhiti, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Rihari Mete, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Rihari Raumati, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Ehoroma Wharekawa, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Taniora Mato, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Komene Mohi, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Apero Hura, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Rapata Kakarana, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Te Nehu Kingi Hori, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Hone Paraone, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Te Rauhi, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Maiki Huirama, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Hapakuku Moetara, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Peri Te Huhu, Listed as Native Land Claimant
Hone Paraihe, Listed as Native Land Claimant

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