New Zealand Gazette – 1879 – No. 108

Page 1478

✨ Native Land Court Orders

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[Oct. 22

NATIVE LAND ACTS, 1873-74-78.
NORTHERN DISTRICT (WHANGAREI), PROVINCIAL DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND.

A sitting of the Native Land Court of New Zealand, commenced at Whangarei, on the 23rd day of
September, 1879, before Henry A. H. Monro, Esquire, Judge, and Wiremu Mita, Assessors:
In the matter of the several applications of persons for the investigation of their claims to be
interested in the several blocks of land named in the first column of the Schedule hereto, it was ordered
that a memorial of the ownership of the several persons respectively named in the third column of the said
Schedule be inscribed on a separate folium of the Court Rolls.
Witness the hand of Henry A. H. Monro, Esquire, Judge, and the Seal of the Court, the
8th day of October, 1879.

HENRY A. H. MONRO,
Judge.

Name of Block.	Area.	Owners.
Pokapu	A. R. P. 421 2 0	Kamira Te Mahare, Motuhinau Ruamoana, Wiremu Kinaki, Haki Kopa, Anatipa Ruku, Maraea Pororua, Kerepeti Te Peke, Wiremu Mahanga, Heni Kaio, Maihi Mahanga, Raha Taonui.
Puketaha	13 0 0	Haki Whangawhanga and Rewini Te Kangaahi.
Tai Haruru	369 0 0	Hohepa Mahanga, Patira Te Aorewa, Erueti Kerehama Te Peke, Heni Koniahi, Maraea Pororua, and Raha Taonui.

TURE WHENUA MAORI, 1873-74-78.
TE TAKIWA O (WHANGAREI) TE RAKI, POROWINI TAKIWA O AKARANA.

I TE nohoanga o te Kooti Whenua Maori o Niu Tireni, i tu nei ki Whangarei, i te 23 o nga ra o
Hepetema, 1879, ki te aroaro o Henry A. H. Monro, Esquire, Kaiwhakawa, raua ko Wiremu Mita
Hikairo, Ateha:

I runga i te tono a etahi tangata kia whakawakia o ratou take ki nga wahi whenua e mau nei nga
ingoa i te rarangi tuatahi o te pukapuka e piri ake nei, i puta te whakataunga a te Kooti ko te Tuhinga
Whakamaharatanga Take o te paanga o nga tangata o mau nei o ratou ingoa i te rarangi tuatoru, me
tuhituhi ki tetahi wharangi watea o te Kooti Rouru.

Inahoki te ingoa o Henry A. H. Monro, Esquire, Kaiwhakawa, me te Hiiri o te Kooti i te
8 o nga ra o Oketopa, 1879.

HENRY A. H. MONRO,
Kaiwhakawa.

Nga wahi whenua.	Nga eka.	Nga ingoa o nga tangata.
Pokapu	E. R. P. 421 2 0	Kamira Te Mahare, Motuhinau Ruamoana, Wiremu Kinaki, Haki Kopa, Anatipa Ruku, Maraea Pororua, Kerepeti Te Peke, Wiremu Mahanga, Heni Kaio, Maihi Mahanga, Raha Taonui.
Puketaha	13 0 0	Haki Whangawhanga me Rewini Te Kangaahi,
Tai Haruru	369 0 0	Hohepa Mahanga, Patira Te Aorewa, Erueti Kerehama Te Peke, Heni Koniahi, Maraea Pororua, me Raha Taonui.

NOTICE.

Native Land Court Office,
Auckland, October 8th, 1879.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Sitting of this Court advertised to be held at Tapuaeharuru, Taupo,
on the 29th instant, was so advertised through error, it should have appeared as the 26th of November
next, on which day the Court will sit.

A. J. DICKEY,
Chief Clark.

PANUITANGA.

Tari o te Kooti Whenua Maori,
Akarana, Oketopa 8, 1879.

HE Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai i panuitia pohehetia ko te 29 o nga ra o Oketopa, te ra hei tuunga
mo te Kooti ki Tapuaeharuru, Taupo, engari ko te tikanga ra ia ko te 26 o nga ra o Nowema ka tu te
Kooti ki reira.

NA TIKI,
Tino Kaituhituhi.

Printed under the authority of the New Zealand Government, by GEORGE DIDSBURY, Government Printer, Wellington.

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Order for ownership memorials for land blocks in Whangarei District

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated8 October 1879
KeywordsNative Land Court, Ownership claims, Whangarei, Land schedule, Pokapu, Puketaha, Tai Haruru
👱🏽 Names

17 names identified

Kamira Te Mahare, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Motuhinau Ruamoana, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Wiremu Kinaki, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Haki Kopa, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Anatipa Ruku, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Maraea Pororua, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Kerepeti Te Peke, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Wiremu Mahanga, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Heni Kaio, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Maihi Mahanga, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Raha Taonui, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Haki Whangawhanga, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Rewini Te Kangaahi, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Hohepa Mahanga, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Patira Te Aorewa, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Erueti Kerehama Te Peke, Ordered to be inscribed as owners
Heni Koniahi, Ordered to be inscribed as owners

👩‍💼 Officials

Henry A. H. Monro, Esquire, Judge

🪶 Correction of advertised Native Land Court sitting date for Taupo

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated8 October 1879
KeywordsNative Land Court, Sitting correction, Tapuaeharuru, Taupo, Advertisement error
👩‍💼 Officials

A. J. Dickey, Chief Clark

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