New Zealand Gazette – 1879 – No. 116

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✨ Maori Land Court Schedules

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[Nov. 19

Ko nga ingoa o nga Kaitono.	Nga ingoa o nga whenua me te Takiwa hoki.	Nga rohe.	Ko te takoto-ranga o te mapi.

Nikora Te Tuhi, Ware-
tini Ngawaea, Morihi
Paurini, Hakaraia Te
Rangihaerenga, Nirai
Rangihahae, Hataraka
Te Rangikihia, Hehira,
Ngahata | Mangawio, e tata ana ki
Ruawahia | Ka timata i Maraetahia, Ngamotu, Te
Aruhetawiri, ka whati ki te marangai
Raorao Karetu, Kaitawa, Motukura,
Te Rangamaka, Waiotu, Waiororua,
Mangawio, Te Koangataheke, Tuna-
parauri, Te Upokootetuahu, ka kati
ki Maraetahia |

Nikora Te Tuhi, Ware-
tini Ngawaea, Morihi
Paurini, Hataraka Te
Rangikihia, Hehira,
Mangawhata, Pini Wi-
tiri, Te Hirata, Kingi
Warihi, me etahi atu | Kaingaroa, e tata ana ki
Rerewhakaitu, Rua-
wahia | Ka timata i te Upokookuramurua, Te
Kakahu-o-te-ritenga, Te Kanakana,
Te Tapapatanga, Waiapurua, ka whati
ki te tonga, Te Pakipakiotionga, Nga-
motu, Te Aruhetawiri, haere i runga
i te raina o Kaingaroa Nama tahi, Te
Punatakahi, Tokiamanga, Te Whata-
kapukapu, Okowhana, ko te Anaa-
moko, Te Tukura, Te Ruaatotootitoko,
Te Whatakai, ka tutaki ano ki te
Upokookuramurua |

Hare Hare, Ngawaka,
Tauaroa, Horomona,
Heta Tamati Waka | Oruatewehi, e tata ana ki
Karatia | Te Paeroa, kei waho o te ngaherehere
te rohe, rauna noa i tua o taua motu |

Hare Hare, Ngawakato-
roa, Mauparaca, Taua-
roa, Raharuhi, Waata
Tamaahi, Te Waiti,
Airihia, Pare, Nganiho,
Tamaira, Hunapo, Pani
Harehare, Heni Te
Puke, Heta Tamati
Waka, Raiha, Hera-
peka, Heni Te Miri,
Panapa, Roka | Kuhawaea, e tata ana ki
Karatia | Whirinaki, ka puta ki Rangitaiki, haere
i te awa o Rangitaiki, Horomanga,
haere i roto o Horomanga, Ota-
mapari, Tapuketaru, haere i runga
o Otawhinau, Ohimako, Waitaruna,
Mangamate, haere i runga o Paewa-
kataratara, makere ki te Anaateroroi,
ka kati ki Whirinaki |

Tanirau Kaahu, Mohi
Runga, Harata, Ara-
pina, Miriama Paiakau,
Te Hira, Meihana,
Matetahuna, Peraniko
Ngarima, Te Hurinui
Nikora, Waata Te
Maihi, Petera Rangi-
hiroa, Ihaia Te Waru | Whirinaki, e tata ana ki
Karatia | Ka timata te rohe ki Ngarunui, wahi
waenganui o Kuhawaia o Manga-
mata, ka whati ki te rawhiti, Waipu-
katea, ha heke ki Whirinaki, ka haere
ki te Wharepoupou, Mongarangai, Te
Puhipuhi, Omatangi, Te Hue, Te
Korangi, Otanewheke, Okahu, Te
Pukahu, Warewera-o-tutakaiau, Pa-
rauanui, Te Taurimu, Oriwaka, Te
Orangatoro, Tutuhohi, Te Iringaote-
upokoohote, Waikai, Te Wakaakatau,
Mangamini, Ongatoro, Te Pohui,
Ohinemutu, Te Kauangaotewairehau,
Otupiri, Okaiata, Kiorenui, Puharanui,
Taurangakauau, Te Hautapa, Maru-
para, Te Ekerewa, Ngarunui, ka kati |

Te Kepa Te Rangipu-
awhe, Morihi Paurini,
Mehaka Huriwaka,
Henare Ngakete, Ha-
kopa Takapou, Tanira
Paerau, Pirini Tauake,
Hare Te Hara, Pate-
riki Te Tai, Pererika
Te Kiekie, Harete
Hakaraia, Kataraina
Tauira, Petera Pae-
rau, Perenara Pirimi,
Rawakata Pirimi, Hi-
miona Te Hie, Tioro
Te Muri, Waritini
Paurini, Rawinia Te
Wirihana, Terehia Mo-
rihi, Kingi Te Warihi,
Hehira Te Kauri, Nirai | Rerewhakaitu Kainga-
roa, e tata ana ki
Karatia | Ka timata i te Arangaamaka, haere
Motukura, Raoraokaretu, Te Aruhe-
tawiri, Te Tokotoko, Te Ruaparapara,
Te Koangataheke, Te Pokapoka, Te
Wairapukao, ka kati ki te raina o
Kaingaroa Nama 2, Oiraraorao, ka
whati ki te marangai, ka tapahi i te
matapuna o Tokiamanga, haere Nga-
tiwhakaawe, Te Kaitaha, Te Kauae,
Te Pourewa, Te Kakahuoteritenga,
ka whati ki te tonga, Te Kanakana,
Waiapurua, ki te taha ki te rawhiti
Te Matapuna-o-Parauri, tapahi i
Mangawhio awa, Waiororua, Waiotu,
Te Mokehu, ka kati ki Te Arangaa-
maka, tona timatanga. |

Ka kitea nga mapi o nga whenua kua oti te ruri ki te Tari o te Kaiwhakawa Tuturu i Tauranga.

NATIVE LAND ACTS, 1873-74-78-79.
DISTRICT OF BAY OF PLENTY. PROVINCIAL DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND.

A T a sitting of the Native Land Court of New Zealand, commenced at Matata, Bay of Plenty, on the 6th
day of September, before John Jermyn Symonds, Esquire, Judge, and Hori Kukutai, and Hone Peti,
Assessor:

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1879, No 116

In 1865 Parliament moved to Wellington and sat in the Wellington Provincial Council Chambers (depicted). Gradually expanded into a larger complex of buildings, it was replaced by the General Assembly Library in 1899

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Schedule of Native Land Claims and Notice of Hearing at Galatea (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated29 October 1879
KeywordsNative Land Court, Land Schedule, Boundaries, Applicants, Maori Land Act, Land Survey
👱🏽 Names

77 names identified

Nikora Te Tuhi, Applicant for land claim
Waretini Ngawaea, Applicant for land claim
Morihi Paurini, Applicant for land claim
Hakaraia Te Rangihaerenga, Applicant for land claim
Nirai Rangihahae, Applicant for land claim
Hataraka Te Rangikihia, Applicant for land claim
Hehira , Applicant for land claim
Ngahata , Applicant for land claim
Nikora Te Tuhi, Applicant for land claim
Waretini Ngawaea, Applicant for land claim
Morihi Paurini, Applicant for land claim
Hataraka Te Rangikihia, Applicant for land claim
Hehira , Applicant for land claim
Mangawhata, Applicant for land claim
Pini Witiri, Applicant for land claim
Te Hirata, Applicant for land claim
Kingi Warihi, Applicant for land claim
Hare Hare, Applicant for land claim
Ngawaka, Applicant for land claim
Tauaroa, Applicant for land claim
Horomona, Applicant for land claim
Heta Tamati Waka, Applicant for land claim
Hare Hare, Applicant for land claim
Ngawakatoroa, Applicant for land claim
Mauparaca, Applicant for land claim
Tauaroa, Applicant for land claim
Raharuhi, Applicant for land claim
Waata Tamaahi, Applicant for land claim
Te Waiti, Applicant for land claim
Airihia, Applicant for land claim
Pare, Applicant for land claim
Nganiho, Applicant for land claim
Tamaira, Applicant for land claim
Hunapo, Applicant for land claim
Pani Harehare, Applicant for land claim
Heni Te Puke, Applicant for land claim
Heta Tamati Waka, Applicant for land claim
Raiha, Applicant for land claim
Herapeka, Applicant for land claim
Heni Te Miri, Applicant for land claim
Panapa, Applicant for land claim
Roka, Applicant for land claim
Tanirau Kaahu, Applicant for land claim
Mohi Runga, Applicant for land claim
Harata, Applicant for land claim
Arapina, Applicant for land claim
Miriama Paiakau, Applicant for land claim
Te Hira, Applicant for land claim
Meihana, Applicant for land claim
Matetahuna, Applicant for land claim
Peraniko Ngarima, Applicant for land claim
Te Hurinui Nikora, Applicant for land claim
Waata Te Maihi, Applicant for land claim
Petera Rangihiroa, Applicant for land claim
Ihaia Te Waru, Applicant for land claim
Te Kepa Te Rangipuawhe, Applicant for land claim
Mehaka Huriwaka, Applicant for land claim
Henare Ngakete, Applicant for land claim
Hakopa Takapou, Applicant for land claim
Tanira Paerau, Applicant for land claim
Pirini Tauake, Applicant for land claim
Hare Te Hara, Applicant for land claim
Pateriki Te Tai, Applicant for land claim
Pererika Te Kiekie, Applicant for land claim
Harete Hakaraia, Applicant for land claim
Kataraina Tauira, Applicant for land claim
Petera Paerau, Applicant for land claim
Perenara Pirimi, Applicant for land claim
Rawakata Pirimi, Applicant for land claim
Himiona Te Hie, Applicant for land claim
Tioro Te Muri, Applicant for land claim
Waritini Paurini, Applicant for land claim
Rawinia Te Wirihana, Applicant for land claim
Terehia Morihi, Applicant for land claim
Kingi Te Warihi, Applicant for land claim
Hehira Te Kauri, Applicant for land claim
Nirai , Applicant for land claim

🪶 Native Land Court Sitting commenced at Matata

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated6 September 1879
KeywordsNative Land Court, Matata, Judge, Assessor, Land claims
👱🏽 Names

John Jermyn Symonds (Esquire), Judge of Native Land Court
Hori Kukutai, Assessor for Native Land Court
Hone Peti, Assessor for Native Land Court

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