New Zealand Gazette – 1879 – No. 59

Page 741

✨ Maori Land Court Notices

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
741

Name of the Person applying for the Subdivision of Land.
...
Name of the Block to be
subdivided.
...
District in which the Land
is situate.

Watene Te Mango ... ... ... ... Manawatu No. 1 (Umu- Waipawa.
Eraihia Tamawaru ... ... ... ... taroa)
Paora Pahi ... ... ... ... Patangata No. 4 Waipawa.
Arihi Te Nahu and Hapuku Paku... ... Pukuomakoro (Pukehou) Hawke's Bay.
Te Hapuku Hokomata, Te Ruihi Hineipaketia, Nikaore Te Aute No. 2 Te Aute.
Te Wharepouri, Te Waihiku Mamera, and Pera Waihengahenga Te Aute.
Wheraro
S. Locke and Tareha Te Moananui, on behalf of Airini Mangateretere West ... Napier.
and others
Henare Tomoana ... ... ... ... Mangateretere East Napier.
Hamiona Konatu and others ... ... ... Piritarau Napier.
Hiraka Te Porima and others ... ... ... Oringi Waipawa.
Matene Waewae ... ... ... ... Upokoorakeitekura (Pu- Hawke's Bay.
Pane Te Whiti and Paurini ... ... ... kehou)
Pukehou Hawke's Bay.

HE PANUITANGA.

Mo etahi piihi whenua kia wahia.

Tari o te Kooti Whenua Maori,
Akarana, Mei 16, 1879.

HE Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai, kei te nohoanga o tenei Kooti ki Nepia, Haaki Pei, i te Takiwa o
Haaki Pei, a te 16 o nga ra o Hurae, 1879, te whakarangona ai nga tono a nga tangata e mau nei
o ratou ingoa i te rarangi tuatahi, kia wahia, kia roherohea nga whenua i roto i nga Karauna Karaati •
mau nei nga ingoa i te rarangi tuarua, ko te Takiwa kei te rarangi tuatoru.

NA TIKI,
Tino Kaituhituhi.

Ko te ingoa o te tangata i tono kia wahia
te whenua.
...
Te ingoa o te whenua i tonoa kia
roherohea.
...
Te Takiwa.

Ani Aniano ... ... ... ... Kohurau ... ... ... ... Haaki Pei.
Meretene Tipuna, Rewi Penetiki, Hohepa Kohurau Nama 2 ... ... ... ... Haaki Pei.
Wharo, Tae Tipare, Hone Rautahi, Heni
Tamingahuka
Mere Hokomata ... ... ... ... Kakirawa ... ... ... ... Nepia.
Atareta Taupe ... ... ... ... Mangaorapa ... ... ... ... Porangahau.
Mereana Hokomata ... ... ... ... Koparakore ... ... ... ... Haaki Pei.
Te Teira Tiakitai ... ... ... ... Waipuka ... ... ... ... Waimarama.
Paurini Te Whiti ... ... ... ... Te Takapauongauao ... ... ... ... Haaki Pei.
Teretiu Te Whiti ... ... ... ... Arangikiterau ... ... ... ... Haaki Pei.
Arihi Te Nahu... ... ... ... Whenuakura ... ... ... ... Nepia.
Arihi Te Nahu... ... ... ... Te Rotokiwa ... ... ... ... Nepia.
Arihi Te Nahu... ... ... ... Te Whakawiringa ... ... ... ... Nepia.
Hori Te Aroatua ... ... ... ... Kaimotumotu ... ... ... ... Waipukurau.
Hori Te Aroatua ... ... ... ... Tarewa ... ... ... ... Waipukurau.
Te Teira Tiakitai ... ... ... ... Okaihau ... ... ... ... Waimarama.
Mangai Uhuuhu ... ... ... ... Papaaruhe ... ... ... ... Waipawa.
Hohepa Te Ringanoho ... ... ... ... Te Ipuotaraia ... ... ... ... Te Aute,
Watene Te Mango ... ... ... ... Manawatu Nama 1 (Umutaroa) Waipawa.
Eraihia Tamawaru ... ... ... ... Patangata Nama 4 Waipawa.
Paora Pahi ... ... ... ... Pukuomakoro (Pukehou) Haaki Pei.
Arihi Te Nahu, Hapuku Paku ... ... Te Aute Nama 2 Te Aute.
Te Hapuku Hokomata, Te Ruihi Hineipaketia, Waihengahenga Te Aute.
Nikaore Te Wharepouri, Te Waihiku
Maureka, Pera Wheraro
S. Locke, raua ko Tareha Te Moananui, mo Mangateretere, ki te Hauauru ... Nepia.
Arini ma
Henare Tomoana ... ... ... ... Mangateretere, ki te Rawhiti Nepia.
Hamiona Konatu ma ... ... ... ... Piritarau Nepia.
Hiraka Te Porimu ma ... ... ... ... Oringi Waipawa.
Matene Waewae ... ... ... ... Upoko o rakei te kura (Pukehou). Haaki Pei,
Pane Te Whiti me Paurini ... ... ... ... Pukehou Haaki Pei.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1879, No 59

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Continuation of Native Land Subdivision Applications and Hearing Notice (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated16 May 1879
KeywordsMaori Land Court, Hearing, Subdivision, Land blocks, Napier, Hawke's Bay, Maori language
👱🏽 Names

37 names identified

Te Mango Watene, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Tamawaru Eraihia, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Pahi Paora, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Te Nahu Arihi, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Paku Hapuku, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Hokomata Te Hapuku, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Hineipaketia Te Ruihi, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Nikaore, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Te Wharepouri, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Mamera Te Waihiku, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Waihengahenga Pera, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
S. Locke, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Te Moananui Tareha, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Airini, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Tomoana Henare, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Konatu Hamiona, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Te Porima Hiraka, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Waewae Matene, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Te Whiti Pane, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Paurini, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Aniano Ani, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Tipuna Meretene, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Penetiki Rewi, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Hohepa, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Wharo, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Tipare Tae, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Rautahi Hone, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Tamingahuka Heni, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Hokomata Mere, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Taupe Atareta, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Hokomata Mereana, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Tiakitai Te Teira, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Te Whiti Paurini, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Te Whiti Teretiu, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Te Aroatua Hori, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Uhuuhu Mangai, Applicant for land subdivision hearing
Te Ringanoho Hohepa, Applicant for land subdivision hearing

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