✨ Native Land Claims Schedule
1879.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1473
| Name of Claimant. | Name and Locality of Block. | Boundaries. | Place where Plan will be deposited for public inspection. |
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| The Governor | Tahunaroa ... | Bounded as follows--commencing at Trig Station J. 1, on the Waitahanni River near the sea-coast, from thence bounded on the East by a direct line to the eastern shore of Rotorua Lake, from thence bounded towards the South and West, following the eastern shore of said lake for a short distance, thence by a direct line across the said lake to the northern shore to its North-western extremity, thence by a surveyed line in a west and northerly direction, to the eastern shore of Rotoehu Lake, thence in a direct line to the western shore of same, from thence bounded on the West by a surveyed line running in a direct northerly direction along and near western side of and to southern shore of a western inlet of said lake, thence in a direct line across said western inlet to northern shore of same, thence in a general northerly direction by a surveyed line to Tahua on the Maraetahia River, thence bounded by and following the eastern bank of the Maraetahia River at Kaitangata, from thence bounded towards the North and West by the eastern bank of the Waitahanui River to Trig Station J. 1, the point of commencement |
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| The Governor | Waitahanui ... | The eastern boundary commences at the mouth of the Waitahanui River, which river it follows to its source, thence by survey lines crossing the Rotoehu Lake to a Trig Station at Pakirikiri. On the South it is boun- ded by two survey lines 126 chains 95 links and 30 chains 93 links re- spectively to Arero, thence by three survey lines 80 chains 4 links 90 chains 10 links and 10 chains 3 links respectively to Pararaika on the Po- ngakawa River, at which point the western boundary commences, and follows the course of the Pongakawa River to a point about 20 chains north of Kahangakaeaea, thence by two survey lines 304 chains and 159 chains, scaled, respectively to Ohine- panea on the coast, and thence it fol- lows the coast-line of the Bay of Plenty to the starting point, viz., mouth of the Waitahanui River |
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| The Governor | Kaikokopu ... | Bounded as follows--commencing at a point on the east bank of the Kaiko- kopu River, thence bounded on the North by a straight line, surveyed, running in an easterly direction to Parawaiti on the west bank of the Pongakawa River, thence bounded on the East by the west bank of the Pongakawa River to near the junc- tion of a small creek entering the same from the eastward, thence boun- ded on the South by a surveyed line in a general westerly direction to the east bank of the Kaikokopu River, near Wharepapa, thence bounded on the West by the east bank of the Kaikokopu River, to the point of commencement |
The maps of these lands if they have been surveyed, can be seen at the Courthouse of the Resident Magistrate, Tauranga.
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NZ Gazette 1879, No 108
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