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New Zealand Gazette – 1878 – No. 22

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✨ Native Land Court Schedule

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Ko nga ingoa o nga Kaitono. | Nga ingoa o nga whenua me
te Takiwa hoki. | Nga rohe. | Ko te takoto-
ranga o te mapi.
Katene Te Okeroa, Hemi | Mangapapa, Whanga- | Kei te mapi nga rohe | ...
Matanginui, Menehira | nui |
Wahiawa, Hohepa Te | |
Poki |
|
Reneti Tapa, Taiawa Te | |
Ope, Ngahuia Mai- |
|
kuku | |
Aperahama Tahunuia- | Otamoa Nama 1, e tata | He piihi whenua kei waenganui o nga | Ka kitea nga mapi o nga whenua kua oti te ruri ki te Tari Ruri a te Kawanatanga i Whanganui.
rangi, Haimona Te Ao- | ana ki Whanganui | awa o Whanganui o Mangawhero, i
o terangi | | te Takiwa o Whanganui. Ko te rohe
| | ki te Tuaraki, ko te awa o Te Ka-
| | para; ki te Marangai ma tonga, he
| | raina e ahu ana ki Otamoa, haere
| | tonu i runga i te raina ki te rohe o
| | Makuao, Poraka, haere tonu i te
| | raina o Makuao ki te rohe o Pari-
| | hauhau Poraka; ki te Hauauru tua-
| | raki ko te awa o Upokongaro, a te
| | timatanga
| Ohineiti, Whanganui ... | Ka timata i Te Orahanga, he wahi kei
| | roto i te awa o Mangahowhi, ka rere
| | he raina tika tonu ki Te Umuraurimu,
| | kei roto i te awa o Mangawhero, haere
| | tonu, ma te awa o Mangawhero ki te
| | ngutuawa o Mangahowhi, ka haere i
| | runga i te raina o Otamoa, i roto i te
| | awa o Mangahowhi tae noa ki te
| | timatanga ki Orahanga
Turahui Paparua, Pauro | Ohineiti, e tata ana ki | Ka timata i Ohineiti, haere tonu Te
Tutaawha, Paewai Te | Iruharama | Karamu, Te Kawau, Unganui, ka
Tua | | whati, ka rere i roto i te awa o Umu-
| | kuri, a, te timatanga
Aterea Te Kahuotu, Pae- | Te Parapara, e tata ana | Ka timata i Te Parapara, rere tonu Te
wai Te Tuaoterangi, | ki Iruharama | Rahui, Ngatoka, Te Remurapa, Tarua-
Watene Whatihua, | | mouku, ka whati Otaupari, ka whati,
Enoka Te Riaki, Hori | | ka tutuki ki te raina o Mangaporau,
Enoka me etahi atu | | ka whati ano ki Parapara, ka rere
| | ano ki Omarehu, ka haere i te awa o
| | Omarehu, tutuki noa ki te Whati-
hanga, tutuki atu ki Mataimoana
Aperahama Tahunuia- | Ngamatapura - e tata | Ka timata i Ruakiwi, haere tonu ki
rangi, Kerei Hemoata, | ana ki Mangawhero | Ongahae i te raina o Mataihiwi, ka
Tamehana Makoha, | | huri atu ki Poupou, Oharikiao, Otairi,
Ngamoko Rangohikaia, | | ka tutaki ki te raina a Meihana,
Tamehana Taraki | | haere tonu i runga i taua raina ki
| | Mangahowhi, ka ahu ki uta ki Te
| | Maii, Opaka, Tawanui, Aruakura, Te
| | Whakii, ka ahu ki runga, ka whati
| | ka tutuki ki Ngamatapura, haere
| | tonu te timatanga
Makareta Keina | ... | Te Parapara, e tata ana | Ka timata i Operiki, i te awa o Whanga-
| | ki Whanganui | nui, haere tonu i te taha o taua awa
| | | ki nga kohatu nui, ka hipa atu i aua
| | | kohatu, ka peka ki uta, rere tonu
| | | Maungariki, rere tonu te wai o Ha-
| | | pokopoko, i te raina rohenga o Wai-
| | | papa, haere tonu ki te rere i Raukawa,
| | | i te raina rohenga o Paengaroa i te
| | | awa o Mangawhero, ka whati, haere
| | | tonu ki te awa o Whangaehu, ka
| | | whiti i Whangaehu, rere tonu Puke-
| | | rata, i roto i enei rohe, ka whakahokia
| | | mai i te whitinga mai i te awa o Wha-
| | | ngaehu, a, te timatanga
Te Ratana Te Urumingi | Otupere, e tata ana ki | Ka timata i Ngahuinga i te awa o Upo-
| Whanganui | kongaro, haere tonu Te Kapara ki te
| | Hauauru, ko Waimate ki te Tonga;
| | ki te Rawhiti ko Maungariki, me Te
| | Komai, ka rere tonu i te awa ki Upo-
| | konui, a, te timatanga

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VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1878, No 22

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 Native Land Claims Schedule and Land Descriptions (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated15 February 1878
KeywordsApplicants, Land claims, Boundaries, Whanganui, Schedule, Land parcels
👱🏽 Names

24 names identified

Katene Te Okeroa, Applicant in land claim schedule
Hemi Matanginui, Applicant in land claim schedule
Menehira Wahiawa, Applicant in land claim schedule
Hohepa Te Poki, Applicant in land claim schedule
Reneti Tapa, Applicant in land claim schedule
Taiawa Te Ope, Applicant in land claim schedule
Ngahuia Mai-kuku, Applicant in land claim schedule
Aperahama Tahunuia-rangi, Applicant in land claim schedule
Haimona Te Ao-oterangi, Applicant in land claim schedule
Turahui Paparua, Applicant in land claim schedule
Pauro Tutaawha, Applicant in land claim schedule
Paewai Te Tua, Applicant in land claim schedule
Aterea Te Kahuotu, Applicant in land claim schedule
Paewai Te Tuaoterangi, Applicant in land claim schedule
Watene Whatihua, Applicant in land claim schedule
Enoka Te Riaki, Applicant in land claim schedule
Hori Enoka, Applicant in land claim schedule
Aperahama Tahunuia-rangi, Applicant in land claim schedule
Kerei Hemoata, Applicant in land claim schedule
Tamehana Makoha, Applicant in land claim schedule
Ngamoko Rangohikaia, Applicant in land claim schedule
Tamehana Taraki, Applicant in land claim schedule
Makareta Keina, Applicant in land claim schedule
Te Ratana Te Urumingi, Applicant in land claim schedule

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