New Zealand Gazette – 1878 – No. 48

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✨ Maori Land Court Applications

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Ko nga ingoa o nga Kaitono.	Nga ingoa o nga whenua me te tawhiti hoki.	Nga rohe.	Ko te takoto ranga o te maipi.

Riria Kararepe, Waka Te Puhi, Hamuera, Hohepa Kapene, Ereatara Taraia, Takerei Te Putu, Rehara Kapene, Rapana Te Ngaohe, Hirawa Te Moananui, Arama Karaka, Rangituia, Tinipoaka, Natanahira Hurupa Riria Kararepe... | Moehau, kei Hauraki | Ka timata i Ahirau, kei te moana o Hauraki, ka haere ma te taha moana, a, Tangiaro; ka haere tonu i te rohe o nga whenua kua whakawakia o Tangiaro, ka ahu ano ki te moana, haere tonu ma te moana tae noa ki Waikawau; ka ahu ki uta ma te ruri tae noa ki Ahirau otira, e kapea ana ki waho a Otautu, a Paremauku, me Pohakone |

Te Karaka, e tata ana ki Ohinemuri | Te Karaka, e tata ana ki Ohinemuri | Ka timata i te rohe o Waitoki, ka anga ki te Marangai, ka tae ki te rohe o Te Mangaiti, o te whenua kua oti nei te ruri e Hirawa Te Moananui, ka haere tonu i runga i te rohe o taua whenua, a makere noa ki te awa o Waihou, a, ma taua awa tae noa ki te timatanga |

Te Karakauna Hou, Te Makena, Kepa Te Wharau, Akuhata Te Makena, me etahi atu Akuhata Makena, Rina Makena, Hori More, Rangitopewa, me etahi atu Rina Makena, Hori | Te Matai, e tata ana ki Te Aroha | Kei te mapi nga rohe |

Wiremu Hoete Kepa, Te Whetu Patara, Wiremu Koroneho Kepe, Mere Awhitu Kepea Tupeka Te Whakamau | Te Papa, Rotokohu, Karangahake, Waitahake, me Taumahaurua, e tata ana ki Ohinemuri | Ko te rohe ki te Hauraro, ko Karangahake; ki te Hauauru, ko Taumatawahine; ki te Tonga, ko te Papa; ki te Marangai, ko Waitawheta |

Hunia Te Weu | Puketawha, e tata ana ki Ohinemuri | Ko nga rohe enei - Ko Horahora, ko Hinewaiwai, ko Otaringa hoki |

Pereniki Te Kokako, Timotiu Te Aumoana Potae Te Pora, Te Rere Hu Wahiao | Te Kohutu, e tata ana ki Ohinemuri Ruakerikeri, e tata ana ki Ohinemuri | Ko nga rohe o tenei pihi kua ruritia |

Rakena, Hunia Te Weu | Patumutumu, e tata ana ki Ohinemuri | Kua ruritia tenei pihi |

Paora Tiunga, Pakara Henare, Epiha Taha, Pirihi Taha, Witika Taha, To Reiti, Potae Te Pora Maringi, Tinira, Warana | Ongarara, e tata ana ki Ohinemuri | Ka timata ki Owhakaatau, ka haere ki Pirori; ka huri, a, To Uriwau; ka huri ano, a, te timatanga |

Te Rihitoto Mataia, Mataia Te Ngahiri Te Rihitoto Mataia, Mataia Te Ngahiri Te Rihitoto Mataia, Mataia Te Ngahiri Te Rihitoto Mataia, Mataia Te Ngahiri Te Rihitoto Mataia, Mataia To Ngahiri Benata Tamati, Makutu Tamati, Ihaka Tohua | To Onetai, e tata ana ki Te Aroha Hararahi, e tata ana ki Waihou Kopakitorea, e tata ana ki Waihou Momonati, e tata ana ki Waihou Te Moni-a-Hawaiki e tata ana ki Waihou Opatito, e tata ana ki Ohinemuri Parahamuti, e tata ana ki Waihou Koromatua, e tata ana ki Ohinemuri Pukehange, e tata ana ki Waihou | Ko te rohe ki te Marangai, ko te raina o Te Koura Kei te mapi nga rohe ... Kei te mapi nga rohe ... Kei te mapi nga rohe ... Kei te mapi nga rohe ... Kei te mapi nga rohe Ka timata i Te Komeo, i te taha ki te Marangai; haere tonu te take o Kairangi; ka huri ki to Tonga, a, Kirituna; ka ahu ki te Hauauru, haere tonu Patakaroa, Pohatutaka; ka huri ki te Tuaraki, a, te timatanga

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1878, No 48

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Continuation of Schedule of Maori Land Court Applications and Boundaries (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated29 April 1878
KeywordsMaori Land Court, Land claims, Boundaries, Map references, Hauraki, Ohinemuri
👱🏽 Names

54 names identified

Riria Kararepe, Applicant for land claim
Waka Te Puhi, Applicant for land claim
Hamuera, Applicant for land claim
Hohepa Kapene, Applicant for land claim
Ereatara Taraia, Applicant for land claim
Takerei Te Putu, Applicant for land claim
Rehara Kapene, Applicant for land claim
Rapana Te Ngaohe, Applicant for land claim
Hirawa Te Moananui, Applicant for land claim
Arama Karaka, Applicant for land claim
Rangituia, Applicant for land claim
Tinipoaka, Applicant for land claim
Natanahira Hurupa, Applicant for land claim
Riria Kararepe, Applicant for land claim
Te Karaka, Applicant for land claim
Te Karakauna Hou, Applicant for land claim
Akuhata Te Makena, Applicant for land claim
Te Wharau Kepa, Applicant for land claim
Akuhata Te Makena, Applicant for land claim
Rina Makena, Applicant for land claim
Hori More, Applicant for land claim
Rangitopewa, Applicant for land claim
Rina Makena, Applicant for land claim
Hori, Applicant for land claim
Wiremu Hoete Kepa, Applicant for land claim
Te Whetu Patara, Applicant for land claim
Wiremu Koroneho, Applicant for land claim
Mere Awhitu Kepea, Applicant for land claim
Te Whakamau Tupeka, Applicant for land claim
Hunia Te Weu, Applicant for land claim
Pereniki Te Kokako, Applicant for land claim
Timotiu Te Aumoana, Applicant for land claim
Te Pora Potae, Applicant for land claim
Te Rere Hu Wahiao, Applicant for land claim
Rakena, Applicant for land claim
Hunia Te Weu, Applicant for land claim
Paora Tiunga, Applicant for land claim
Pakara Henare, Applicant for land claim
Epiha Taha, Applicant for land claim
Pirihi Taha, Applicant for land claim
Witika Taha, Applicant for land claim
To Reiti, Applicant for land claim
Potae Te Pora, Applicant for land claim
Maringi, Applicant for land claim
Tinira, Applicant for land claim
Warana, Applicant for land claim
Te Rihitoto Mataia, Applicant for land claim
Mataia Te Ngahiri, Applicant for land claim
Mataia Te Ngahiri Te Rihitoto Mataia, Applicant for land claim
Mataia Te Ngahiri Te Rihitoto Mataia, Applicant for land claim
Mataia Te Ngahiri Te Rihitoto Mataia, Applicant for land claim
Benata Tamati, Applicant for land claim
Makutu Tamati, Applicant for land claim
Ihaka Tohua, Applicant for land claim

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