New Zealand Gazette – 1878 – No. 29

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✨ Māori Land Claim Schedules

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 393

Ko nga ingoa o nga Kaitono.	Nga ingoa o nga whenua me te Takiwa hoki.	Nga rohe.
Hariata Rewita Pareka- ramu, Te Teira Ha- ruru	Mahingahuru me Te Ko- ropita, kei te taha Hauauru o Te Wai- manawa
Henare Whakarongohau, Kiepa Te Tua, Papa- kahawai, Paora Taia me etahi atu	Te Akamutu, me etahi Kei te mapi nga rohe atu piihi, e tata ana ki Te Waimanawa	Kei te mapi nga rohe
Henare Whakarongohau, Enera Te Taira, Hemia Tamihana	Taramuia, e tata ana ki Kei te mapi nga rohe Te Waimanawa	Kei te mapi nga rohe
Rawiri Makawe, Mini Wetini	Kahumatini, e tata ana ki Opotiki	Ka timata i Rakaiti, ka ahu ki Te Tonga, Te Waihoru, Kanapanapa, Takere- waka, Moremore, Te Waimana, Ku- kumoa, Te Kopua-a-te hapara, a Kahu- matini
Wi Patene, Te Whiti, Rewi Rangiamio, Ma- riana Mokai	Waiohau, e tata ana ki Te Whaiti, (Galatea) Karatia	Kei te mapi nga rohe
Nehana Tahauoke, Para- one Te Rupe, Hana Kamau	Puaiti, me etahi atu piihi, e tata ana ki Opotiki	Ka timata i Puaiti, ka ahu ki te Tonga, Wharewheki, ka ahu ki te Hauauru, Whakari ; ka ahu ki te Marangai
Hira Te Popo, Rawiri Makawe, Paora Te Keho, Te Marama, Mini	Waiwhakatoitoi, me etahi atu piihi, e tata ana ki Opotiki	Ka timata i Otore, ka ahu whaka-te- Tonga, Te Mapou: ka ahu ki te Hauauru, Maramatiwharoa; ka ahu ki te Marangai, Otamataupori
Rawiri Makawe, Maiki Manihera, Whaiao	Te Wahaoteparata, me etahi atu piihi e tata ana ki Opotiki	Ka timata i Te Wahaoteparata, ka ahu ki te Hauauru, Taumataotahewa; ka ahu ki te Marangai, Matiti, ka ahu ki Te Paeroa, Waioeka, ka ahu ki te Tonga, Te Wahaoteparata

Ka kitea nga mapi o nga whenua kua oti te ruri ki te Tari o te Kairuri a te Kawanatanga i Akaranga.

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

NOTICE is hereby given that at the sitting of this Court to be held at Opotiki, on the 10th of May,
next and following days, will be heard the claims of the persons whose names appear in the first
column to succeed to the interest of the persons deceased whose names appear in the second column, in
the blocks of land named in the third column.

A. J. DICKEY,
Chief Clerk.

Applicant to succeed.	Person deceased.	Name of Block.
Piahana Tiwai ...	Mary Davides ...	Lots 9 and 64, Opotiki.
Raimona Te Whitu and Atonia ...	Mita Te Wheturereata ...	$\frac{3}{4}$ acre at Whakatane.
Karanema Tawhiao ...	Te Kohikohi ...	Section 310, Parish of Waioeka.
Karanema Tawhiao ...	Te Kohikohi ...	Section 106, Parish of Waimana.
Karanema Tawhiao ...	Te Kohikohi ...	Section at Whakatane North.
Maihi Te Puru ...	Hamiora Te Puru ...	Section 94, Parish of Waimana.
Matiu Te Rangihautu ...	Hohaia Te Matatehokia ...	Lot No. 55, Parish of Waimana, 50 acres.
Hikitene ...	Hohaia Te Matatehokia ...	Lot No. 9, Whakatane Township.
Matiu Te Rangihautu ...	Hohaia Te Matatehokia ...	Suburban Lot No. 253, Whakatane.
Hine Tahu ...	Mita Te Whetu ...	Suburban Lot No. 259, Whakatane.
Te Ahitapu Moka ...	Rewiri Tarapata Moka ...	Opotiki (land at).
Te Ahitapu Moka ...	Rewiri Tarapata Moka ...	Waioeka.
Witeria Tawhi ...	Witeria Tawhi Moka ...	No. 300, Waioeka.
Hira Te Popo ...	Witeria Moka ...	No. 300, Waioeka.
Maihi Pateoro ...	Hamiora Te Puru ...	Oporiao, Lot 117, Simpson Swamp, Upper Whakatane.
Rito Weraniko ...	Weraniko ...	Section 227, Parish of Waimana.
Karanema Tawhio ...	Te Kohikohi ...	Owhataiti.
Karanema Tawhio ...	Te Kohikohi ...	Section 39, Whakatane Township.
Hawera ...	Huriana ...	Ohiwa (Section No. 276, Parish of Waimana).

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1878, No 29

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🪶 Schedule of Native Land Claims and Boundaries (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated14 March 1878
KeywordsMāori, Claimants, Land Boundaries, Survey, Opotiki, Waimana, Schedule
👱🏽 Names

26 names identified

Hariata Rewita Parekaramu, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Te Teira Haruru, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Henare Whakarongohau, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Kiepa Te Tua, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Papakahawai , Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Paora Taia, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Henare Whakarongohau, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Enera Te Taira, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Hemia Tamihana, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Rawiri Makawe, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Mini Wetini, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Wi Patene, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Te Whiti , Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Rewi Rangiamio, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Mariana Mokai, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Nehana Tahauoke, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Paraone Te Rupe, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Hana Kamau, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Hira Te Te Popo, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Rawiri Makawe, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Paora Te Keho, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Te Marama , Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Mini , Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Rawiri Makawe, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Maiki Manihera, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Whaiao , Claimant in Native Land Schedule

🪶 Notice of Native Land Court sitting at Opotiki for succession claims

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated14 March 1878
KeywordsNative Land Court, Succession, Opotiki, Whakatane, Waimana, Hearing
👱🏽 Names

38 names identified

Piahana Tiwai, Applicant for succession to Mary Davides
Mary Davides, Deceased in Opotiki succession claim
Raimona Te Whitu, Applicant for succession to Mita Te Wheturereata
Atonia , Applicant for succession to Mita Te Wheturereata
Mita Te Wheturereata, Deceased in Whakatane succession claim
Karanema Tawhiao, Applicant for succession to Te Kohikohi
Te Kohikohi , Deceased in multiple succession claims
Karanema Tawhiao, Applicant for succession to Te Kohikohi
Te Kohikohi , Deceased in multiple succession claims
Karanema Tawhiao, Applicant for succession to Te Kohikohi
Te Kohikohi , Deceased in multiple succession claims
Maihi Te Puru, Applicant for succession to Hamiora Te Puru
Hamiora Te Puru, Deceased in Oporiao succession claim
Matiu Te Rangihautu, Applicant for succession to Hohaia Te Matatehokia
Hohaia Te Matatehokia, Deceased in multiple Waimana succession claims
Hikitene , Applicant for succession to Hohaia Te Matatehokia
Matiu Te Rangihautu, Applicant for succession to Hohaia Te Matatehokia
Hohaia Te Matatehokia, Deceased in multiple Waimana succession claims
Hine Tahu, Applicant for succession to Mita Te Whetu
Mita Te Whetu, Deceased in Whakatane succession claim
Te Ahitapu Moka, Applicant for succession to Rewiri Tarapata Moka
Rewiri Tarapata Moka, Deceased in Opotiki/Waioeka succession claim
Te Ahitapu Moka, Applicant for succession to Rewiri Tarapata Moka
Rewiri Tarapata Moka, Deceased in Opotiki/Waioeka succession claim
Witeria Tawhi, Applicant for succession to Witeria Tawhi Moka
Witeria Tawhi Moka, Deceased in Waioeka succession claim
Hira Te Popo, Applicant for succession to Witeria Moka
Witeria Moka, Deceased in Waioeka succession claim
Maihi Pateoro, Applicant for succession to Hamiora Te Puru
Hamiora Te Puru, Deceased in Oporiao succession claim
Rito Weraniko, Applicant for succession to Weraniko
Weraniko , Deceased in Waimana succession claim
Karanema Tawhio, Applicant for succession to Te Kohikohi
Te Kohikohi , Deceased in multiple succession claims
Karanema Tawhio, Applicant for succession to Te Kohikohi
Te Kohikohi , Deceased in multiple succession claims
Hawera , Applicant for succession to Huriana
Huriana , Deceased in Waimana succession claim

👩‍💼 Officials

A. J. Dickey, Chief Clerk

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