New Zealand Gazette – 1878 – No. 48

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✨ Native Land Claim Listings

670 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Name of Claimant. Rapata Te Arakai, Riki Paka, Wi Koka, and Tupeka Te Whakamau
—continued

Name and Locality of Block. Ohinemuri, near Waihou

Boundaries. of Te Aroha to Mangaiti; towards the West by survey lines to Te Karaka, Te Paeroa, and Te Komata, and thence to Kurere, the commencement.

Name of Claimant. Ripeka Rangipata and Makere Hone

Name and Locality of Block. Te Ana No. 2, near Shortland

Boundaries. This land has been surveyed, and the boundaries are shown on the map. Bounded towards the North by the summit of Pukeoraka; towards the East by the Maroowaihinu Stream; towards the South by Tarukonekone; and towards the West by a range

Name of Claimant. Tupeka, Te Ruihana, Timoti Te Huia, Wi Koka, and others

Name and Locality of Block. Waitekauri No. 2, near Ohinemuri

Boundaries. Commences at Waitekauri No. 2, and goes on to Otawa and Tarari; turns towards the North, and goes on to Otapatu, and thence to the commencement

Name of Claimant. Timoti Te Huia, Te Rangi- tuatea, Hone Ngahuka, Ngamuka, and others

Name and Locality of Block. Hauarahi, near Whare- kawa

Boundaries. Commences at Matawero, and goes on to Ahikuaka, Ruakaka, and Opita; turns towards the South, and goes on to Rapenui; turns again, and goes on to Te Ahipupu, Te Waipuna, Te Moko, and Te Takapau; turns again and goes on to the commencement

Name of Claimant. Karaitiana Kihau and Ruihana Kawhero

Name and Locality of Block. Kuaotunu Waimoka ...

Boundaries. Bounded towards the North by Pitone and Waitahi; towards the East and South by the sea and Tarapatiki; and towards the West by Tarapatiki, Kawakawa, Otanguru, and Opou

Name of Claimant. Karaitiana Kihau and Ruihana Kawhero

Name and Locality of Block. Pitone, near Whanga- poua

Boundaries. Bounded towards the North-east and East by Otama, Ototoro, and Waitahi; towards the South-east by Kuaotunu; towards the South by Otanguru; towards the West by Matarangi; and towards the North-west by the sea

Name of Claimant. Riwai Te Kiore, Iritana, and Nikorima Pouto- tara

Name and Locality of Block. Raupoiti, near Short- land

Boundaries. This land has been surveyed, and the boundaries are shown on the map. Bounded towards the North by the Haereawatea Stream; towards the West by a line running through the Turua bush; towards the South by the Waipapa Stream; and towards the East by the Waihou River

Name of Claimant. Wini Kerei Te Whetuiti

Name and Locality of Block. Te Puke-a-Manu ...

Boundaries. As shown in survey. Bounded towards the West by the Puninga No. 5 Block; towards the North by the Taupiri Block; towards the East and South by the Waitoa River

Name of Claimant. Pereneka Te Putu

Name and Locality of Block. Karangatorikiriki, near Waihou

Boundaries. Bounded towards the East by the Waihou River; towards the North by Parahmuti, a piece of Native land; towards the West by a piece of Native land; and towards the South by a piece of Native land called Tuhoropunga. The boundaries are shown on the map

Name of Claimant. Te Rire Hirini, Tupotiki, Wiremu Te Huia, Ha- kipene Hura, Makere, and others

Name and Locality of Block. Te Arakokota, near Shortland

Boundaries. The boundaries are shown on the map, and this land has been surveyed. Bounded towards the North by the Awakahawai Block; towards the South by the Raratuna; towards the West by a boundary running through the centre of the Turua bush; and towards the East by the Waihou River

Name of Claimant. Haora Tareranui

Name and Locality of Block. Te Horo, near Ohine- muri

Boundaries. The boundaries are shown on the map. Bounded towards the West by the Waihou River; towards the South by Okahukura Block; towards the East by Piraurahi No. 3 Block, and Pirau- rahi No. 2 Block

The maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed can be seen at the Resident Magistrate's Court, Grahamstown.

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🪶 Continuation of Native Land Claimants and Boundaries for Ohinemuri Block (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative land claim, Ohinemuri, Waihou, Te Aroha, Boundaries
👱🏽 Names

Rapata Te Arakai, Named as claimant for block
Riki Paka, Named as claimant for block
Wi Koka, Named as claimant for block
Tupeka Te Whakamau, Named as claimant for block

🪶 Claimants and boundaries for Te Ana No. 2 land block near Shortland

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative land claim, Te Ana No. 2, Shortland, Pukeoraka, Maroowaihinu Stream
👱🏽 Names

Ripeka Rangipata , Named as claimant for block
Makere Hone , Named as claimant for block

🪶 Claimants and boundaries for Waitekauri No. 2 land block near Ohinemuri

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative land claim, Waitekauri No. 2, Ohinemuri, Otawa, Tarari
👱🏽 Names

Tupeka , Named as claimant for block
Te Ruihana , Named as claimant for block
Timoti Te Huia, Named as claimant for block
Wi Koka, Named as claimant for block

🪶 Claimants and boundaries for Hauarahi land block near Wharekawa

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative land claim, Hauarahi, Wharekawa, Matawero, Rapenui
👱🏽 Names

Timoti Te Huia, Named as claimant for block
Te Rangi-tuatea , Named as claimant for block
Hone Ngahuka, Named as claimant for block
Ngamuka , Named as claimant for block

🪶 Claimants and boundaries for Kuaotunu Waimoka land block

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative land claim, Kuaotunu Waimoka, Pitone, Waitahi, Tarapatiki
👱🏽 Names

Karaitiana Kihau , Named as claimant for block
Ruihana Kawhero , Named as claimant for block

🪶 Claimants and boundaries for Pitone land block near Whangapoua

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative land claim, Pitone, Whangapoua, Otama, Ototoro, sea
👱🏽 Names

Karaitiana Kihau , Named as claimant for block
Ruihana Kawhero , Named as claimant for block

🪶 Claimants and boundaries for Raupoiti land block near Shortland

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative land claim, Raupoiti, Shortland, Haereawatea Stream, Waihou River
👱🏽 Names

Riwai Te Kiore, Named as claimant for block
Iritana , Named as claimant for block
Nikorima Poutotara, Named as claimant for block

🪶 Claimant and boundaries for Te Puke-a-Manu land block

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative land claim, Te Puke-a-Manu, Puninga No. 5 Block, Taupiri Block, Waitoa River
👱🏽 Names

Wini Kerei Te Whetuiti, Named as claimant for block

🪶 Claimant and boundaries for Karangatorikiriki land block near Waihou

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative land claim, Karangatorikiriki, Waihou River, Parahmuti, Tuhoropunga
👱🏽 Names

Pereneka Te Putu, Named as claimant for block

🪶 Claimants and boundaries for Te Arakokota land block near Shortland

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative land claim, Te Arakokota, Shortland, Awakahawai Block, Waihou River
👱🏽 Names

Te Rire Hirini, Named as claimant for block
Tupotiki , Named as claimant for block
Wiremu Te Huia, Named as claimant for block
Hakipene Hura, Named as claimant for block
Makere , Named as claimant for block

🪶 Claimant and boundaries for Te Horo land block near Ohinemuri

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative land claim, Te Horo, Ohinemuri, Waihou River, Okahukura Block, Piraurahi Blocks
👱🏽 Names

Haora Tareranui, Named as claimant for block

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