New Zealand Gazette – 1878 – No. 20

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✨ Native Land Court Notices

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Ko te ingoa o te tangata i tono kia wahia te whenua.	Te ingoa o te whenua i tonoa kia roherohea.	Te Takiwa.
Te Hira Kiriahuru, Wi Pewhairangi	Makarika	Waiapu.
Tamihana Kakano, Hone Kauri	...	...
Mata Kiriwai	...	...
Hare Parahako, Wi Te Hau, Wi Pe-	Puketiti	Waiapu.
whairangi	...	...
Nepia Hurikara, Tutere Karaka	Te Ahioteatua	Whareponga.
Te Hira Kiriahuru, Himiona Te Moana,	Taipiha (Taoroa)...	Whareponga.
Pekama Pahuru, me etahi atu	...	...
Hatiwira Houkamau, Hamana Mahuika,	Te Rotokautuku ...	Waiapu.
Hone Te Kauru, Piniha Rangaha,	...	...
Rawinia Aungira, Tuihana Peka-	...	...
hinga, Pekama Tuha	...	...
Ropata Wahawaha, Hekiera Wharo-	Tawhiti	Waiapu.
wharo, Horomona Hapai, Piripi	...	...
Puoho, me etahi atu	...	...
Hone Hehe	Matahiia	Whareponga.
Mereana Wairawa, Marara Takuha,	Paekawa	Waiapu.
Hekiera Tataikoko, Tamati Pehu	...	...
Hoani Matauru, Ripeka Hekina, Renata	Matakaoa	Waiapu.
Taiepa, Heeni Kahiwa, Heeni Toreri,	...	...
Te Rana Waitaiki, Rawinia Kaari,	...	...
Potene Tahiwai, Ripeka Wekuweku	...	...
Hekiera Tataikoko, Te Wikiriwhi Te	Whakaihupuku	Waiapu.
Piri, Haira Te Rongo	...	...

NOTICE.

Native Lands Court,
Auckland, February 5th, 1878.

WHEREAS by an Order in Council, made on the 17th day of November, 1877, it was ordered by His
Excellency the Governor in Council, under "The Native Land Act, 1873," and "The Native Land
Act, 1874," that the claim of Tamihana Kakano and others to a piece of land called Whareponga, situate
at Whareponga, in the Hawke's Bay District, heard and determined by the Native Land Court of New
Zealand, on the 5th day of April, 1877, at Whareponga, in the said district, should be reheard by the said
Court, and that such rehearing shall take place before the 5th day of April next.

Now I hereby give notice that a sitting of the Native Land Court will be held at Waiomatatini,
Waiapu, on the 21st day of March, 1878, for the rehearing of the afore-mentioned claim.

A. J. DICKEY,
Chief Clerk.

PANUITANGA.

Tari o te Kooti Whenua Maori,
Akarana, Pepuere 5, 1878.

OTEMEA i tetahi Kii Runanga i puta i te 17 o nga ra o Nowema, 1877, i mea te Kawana ratou ko tona
Runanga i runga i te tikanga o "Te Ture Whenua Maori, 1873," me "Te Ture Whenua Maori,
1874," ko te tono a Tamihana Kakano, me etahi atu, mo tetahi piibi whenua ko Whareponga te ingoa,
e takoto ana i Whareponga, i te Takiwa o Haaki Pei, i whakawakia e te Kooti Whenua Maori o Niu
Tirani i Whareponga, i te 5 o nga ra o Aperira, 1877, me whakawa hou ano i te aroaro o taua Kooti, a
me tu taua whakawa tuarua ki mua mai o te 5 o nga ra o Aperira, 1878.

Na, he Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai ka noho te Kooti Whenua Maori ki Waiomatatini, Waiapu,
a te 21 o nga ra o Maehe, 1878, ki te whakawa hou ano i tenei piihi whenua.

NA TIKI,
Tino Kaituhituhi.

Native Land Court Office,
Auckland. February 14th, 1878.

BETWEEN Karaitiana Takamoana, plaintiff, and Frederick Sutton, Paoro Torotoro, Ahere Te Koari,
Nikera Whitingara, Tarcha, Urupene Pubara, Erueti Ngamu, Samuel Locke, Tareha
Moananui, and Robert Donald Douglas McLean, defendants.

WHEREAS by an Order of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, made on the twenty-fourth day of
July last, it was referred to the Native Land Court to ascertain and determine forthwith the
following issues of fact :-

To what share, estate, or interest did the plaintiff become entitled in the land in the declaration
mentioned, being all the land comprised in a grant from the Crown, dated the third day of September, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, by virtue of the said grant—that is to say, all that piece or parcel of

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1878, No 20

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Native Land Court Sitting for Subdivision of Hereditaments at Waiomatatini (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated5 February 1878
KeywordsContinuation, Land subdivision schedule, Maori land claims, Waiapu, Whareponga
👱🏽 Names

41 names identified

Te Hira Kiriahuru, Applicant for land subdivision
Wi Pewhairangi, Applicant for land subdivision
Tamihana Kakano, Applicant for land subdivision
Hone Kauri, Applicant for land subdivision
Mata Kiriwai, Applicant for land subdivision
Hare Parahako, Applicant for land subdivision
Wi Te Hau, Applicant for land subdivision
Wi Pehairangi, Applicant for land subdivision
Nepia Hurikara, Applicant for land subdivision
Tutere Karaka, Applicant for land subdivision
Te Hira Kiriahuru, Applicant for land subdivision
Himiona Te Moana, Applicant for land subdivision
Pekama Pahuru, Applicant for land subdivision
Hatiwira Houkamau, Applicant for land subdivision
Hamana Mahuika, Applicant for land subdivision
Hone Te Kauru, Applicant for land subdivision
Piniha Rangaha, Applicant for land subdivision
Rawinia Aungira, Applicant for land subdivision
Tuihana Pekahinga, Applicant for land subdivision
Pekama Tuha, Applicant for land subdivision
Ropata Wahawaha, Applicant for land subdivision
Hekiera Wharowharo, Applicant for land subdivision
Horomona Hapai, Applicant for land subdivision
Piripi Puoho, Applicant for land subdivision
Hone Hehe, Applicant for land subdivision
Mereana Wairawa, Applicant for land subdivision
Marara Takuha, Applicant for land subdivision
Hekiera Tataikoko, Applicant for land subdivision
Tamati Pehu, Applicant for land subdivision
Hoani Matauru, Applicant for land subdivision
Ripeka Hekina, Applicant for land subdivision
Renata Taiepa, Applicant for land subdivision
Heeni Kahiwa, Applicant for land subdivision
Heeni Toreri, Applicant for land subdivision
Te Rana Waitaiki, Applicant for land subdivision
Rawinia Kaari, Applicant for land subdivision
Potene Tahiwai, Applicant for land subdivision
Ripeka Wekuweku, Applicant for land subdivision
Hekiera Tataikoko, Applicant for land subdivision
Te Wikiriwhi Te Piri, Applicant for land subdivision
Haira Te Rongo, Applicant for land subdivision

🪶 Rehearing of Native Land Claim for Whareponga land in Hawke's Bay District

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated5 February 1878
KeywordsNative Land Court, Rehearing, Whareponga, Hawke's Bay, Land claim, Waiomatatini
👱🏽 Names

Tamihana Kakano, Claimant in land rehearing

👩‍💼 Officials

A. J. Dickey, Chief Clerk
NA TIKI, Tino Kaituhituhi

🪶 Supreme Court referral to Native Land Court regarding land entitlement issues

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated14 February 1878
KeywordsSupreme Court, Native Land Court, Land entitlement, Crown grant, Legal reference
👱🏽 Names

11 names identified

Karaitiana Takamoana, Plaintiff in Supreme Court reference
Frederick Sutton, Defendant in Supreme Court reference
Paoro Torotoro, Defendant in Supreme Court reference
Ahere Te Koari, Defendant in Supreme Court reference
Nikera Whitingara, Defendant in Supreme Court reference
Tarcha, Defendant in Supreme Court reference
Urupene Pubara, Defendant in Supreme Court reference
Erueti Ngamu, Defendant in Supreme Court reference
Samuel Locke, Defendant in Supreme Court reference
Tareha Moananui, Defendant in Supreme Court reference
Robert Donald Douglas McLean, Defendant in Supreme Court reference

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