New Zealand Gazette – 1878 – No. 48

Page 678

✨ Maori Land Court Schedule/Notices

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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.

Haora Tarenauui
...
Tairarata Nama 1, e tata
ana ki Waihou
Ki te taha whakatetuaraki ko te awa o
Waihou; ki te taha whakatemarangai
ko Tairarata Nama 2 (he wahi tapu);
ki te taha ki te Tonga ko te repo e
tata ana ki Puamanuka; ki te taha
ki te Hauauru ko Opita.

Raiha Toratai, Tuhaka-
raina, Hoani Tuhaka-
raina
Tatuachaua Nama 1, e
tata ana ki Waitoa
Ki te taha ki te Marangai ko te raina o
Te Kahia; te taha ki te Tonga te
raina o Te Karamu me te awa o
Waiharakeke; ki te taha ki te Tua-
raki ko te raina o Waihongia, ka
tutuki ano ki te timatanga.

Rihitoto, Pereniki, Apera,
Te Hati
Muraoteahi, e tata ana
ki Ohinemuri
Timata i te awa o Ohinemuri i te taha
ki te Marangai, haere tonu ma te
raina o Te Tawa ka ahu ki te Hau-
auru ki te taha ki te Tuaraki o
Hikumutu, ka ahu ki te Tuaraki i te
taha ki te Marangai o Koromatua, o
Koherutaratara o Te Wahitu Paopao,
Te Tete, ka ahu whakatemarangai i te
taha ki te Tonga o Te Tete tae atu
ana ki te timatanga i te awa o Ohine-
muri ki Te Puhakokowai.

Hohepa Toa
...
Ohuamuri, e tata ana ki
Te Puriri, Hauraki
Kei te raina o Te Rahootaranga Nama 1,
te rohe ki te Tonga; kei te raina o
Ohuamuri Nama 2, te raina ki te
Hauauru; kei te raina o Ngama-
whatu te raina ki te Raki; kei te
whenua a Parata Te Mapi.

Hohepa Toa
...
Panipehi Nama 2, e tata
ana ki Te Puriri,
Hauraki
Kei te raina o Panipehi Nama 1 te
raina ki te Tonga; kei te raina o
Huirau to te Raki; kei te raina o
Eruera Te Ngahue.

Harata Patene Kanu-
heke, Hoera Wharepo-
nga, Maihi Te Hinaki
Te Aroha, kei Waihou
Ko nga rohe e haere ana i runga i te
ruri o Te Aroha kua whakahaerea i
runga i te mapi o taua ruri kua oti
hoki te whakahua i roto i te panui-
tanga mo te tono a te Kawana kia wha-
kawakia taua whenua

Hotereni Taipari, Riwai
Te Kiore, Tautoru
Tawa
Te Aroha, kei Waihou
Ko nga rohe e haere ana i runga i te
ruri o Te Aroha kua whakahaerea i
runga i te mapi o taua ruri, kua oti
hoki te whakahua i roto i te panui-
tanga mo te tono a te Kawana kia
whakawakia taua whenua.

Karaitiana Kihau, Rui-
hana Kawhero, Ripeka
Titiparu, Rawiri Tai-
porutu
Te Aroha, kei Waihou
Ko nga rohe e haere ana i runga i te
ruri o Te Aroha kua whakahaerea i
runga i te mapi o taua ruri, kua oti
hoki te whakahua i roto i te panui-
tanga mo te tono a te Kawana kia
whakawakia taua whenua

Riria Karepe, Pita Te
Hangi, Karauria Tai-
roa, Keremeneta Taka-
anini
Te Aroha, kei Waihou
Ko nga rohe e haere ana i runga i te
ruri o Te Aroha kua whakahaerea i
runga i te mapi o taua ruri, kua oti
hoki te whakahua i roto i te panui-
tanga mo te tono a te Kawana kia
whakawakia taua whenua

Hori Ngakapa Wha-
naunga
Te Aroha, kei Waihou
Ko nga rohe e haere ana i runga i te
ruri o Te Aroha kua whakahaerea i
runga i te mapi o taua ruri, kua oti
hoki te whakahua i roto i te panui-
tanga mo te tono a te Kawana kia
whakawakia taua whenua

Ka kitea nga mapi whenua kua oti te ruri ki te Tari o te Kaiwhakawa Tuturu e Kereamataone.

NATIVE LANDS COURT.

Notice under the Native Land Acts, 1873-74, of Times and Places for Investigating Claims.

NOTICE is hereby given that the claims, on behalf of themselves and others, of the several persons
whose names are mentioned in the first column of the Schedule hereunder written, to the several
blocks of land of which the names and localities are mentioned in the second column, the boundaries of

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, Applicants, Land names, Hauraki, Waihou
👱🏽 Names

24 names identified

Raiha Toratai, Applicant for Tairarata Nama 1
Tuhakaraina, Applicant for Tairarata Nama 1
Hoani Tuhakaraina, Applicant for Tairarata Nama 1
Rihitoto, Applicant for Tatuachaua Nama 1
Pereniki, Applicant for Tatuachaua Nama 1
Apera, Applicant for Tatuachaua Nama 1
Te Hati, Applicant for Tatuachaua Nama 1
Hohepa Toa, Applicant for Muraoteahi
Hohepa Toa, Applicant for Ohuamuri
Harata Patene Kanuheke, Applicant for Panipehi Nama 2
Hoera Whareponga, Applicant for Panipehi Nama 2
Maihi Te Hinaki, Applicant for Panipehi Nama 2
Hotereni Taipari, Applicant for Te Aroha, Waihou
Riwai Te Kiore, Applicant for Te Aroha, Waihou
Tautoru Tawa, Applicant for Te Aroha, Waihou
Karaitiana Kihau, Applicant for Te Aroha, Waihou
Ruihana Kawhero, Applicant for Te Aroha, Waihou
Ripeka Titiparu, Applicant for Te Aroha, Waihou
Rawiri Taiporutu, Applicant for Te Aroha, Waihou
Riria Karepe, Applicant for Te Aroha, Waihou
Pita Te Hangi, Applicant for Te Aroha, Waihou
Karauria Tairoa, Applicant for Te Aroha, Waihou
Keremeneta Takaanini, Applicant for Te Aroha, Waihou
Hori Ngakapa Whanaunga, Applicant for Te Aroha, Waihou

🪶 Notice of Times and Places for Investigating Maori Land Claims

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Acts, Claims investigation, Schedule, Boundaries, Applicants, Maori Land Court

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