New Zealand Gazette – 1880 – No. 35

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✨ Native Land Claim Schedule



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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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the names and localities are mentioned in the second column, the boundaries of which are published in
the Schedule hereunder, will be investigated.

Auckland, March 20th, 1880.
A. J. DICKEY,
Chief Clerk.

SCHEDULE.

Name of Claimant. Name and Locality of Block. Boundaries. Place where Plan will be deposited for puble inspection.
Hone Moka Te Nehu, at Hokianga By the bridge, and goes on to Parenga- renga and Patiti
Pako Wharerua and Kamira Ototope, at Hokianga... A sacred place outside the boundary of Kauaeruruwahine
Hone Manuka Toe, Ha- rata Te Whare, and Ruka Rawiri Te Piri, at Hokianga ... Commences at Te Piri, turns to Tangi- tekoukou, turns to Te Perehi, and joins at Te Piri
Reihana Hapimana, Wi Totoia, and Hone Ihaka Te Maunga Te Tio, at Hokianga Commences at Te Tio, goes on to Weka- tahi, turns to Te Waiomangatete, Te Auahi, Papamaia, Te Aute, Te Ihumatao, and Te Wharehuinga, then turns to Wahaparau, and joins at Te Tio
Taniora Te Kowhai Oruaputa, at Hokianga A sacred place, by the side of Pakanae River
Hone Taonui and Pita Anihana Wharekauri, at Hoki- anga Commences at the Government boun- dary, turns towards the North-east to Puketurutu, descends to Haupato Stream, turns towards the South, goes easterly to Waipaepae, and towards the North joins the Govern- ment boundaay at Taihoa, the boun- daries close
Hone Mohi Tawhai and Hone Paraea Otukehu, Waima, Hoki- anga Commences at Te Waiwhata, goes on to Ngawaitangirua, Te Punairakuhia, Tawatawhiti, Waionepu, Te Korepiha, Pukekohe, Taumata, Maukuuku, Te Maire, Hamoroa, and Te Moho, thence along the Whakatere boundary, and also Te Aute boundary, and closes at Waiwhata, the starting-point
Wikitera Reone, Wano Tahana, Matenga Ko- mene, Peri Paraihe, Himi Hapakuku, and Harawira Takimoana Arowhena, near Wha- ngape Commences at Te Kupenga, goes on to Waitomo and Te Arai, turns to Tau- matakaramu and Okawau, comes up to the Government boundary, and following it, closes at Te Kupenga the starting-point
Hare Matenga, Kerei Mangonui, and Hote- rene Wi Pou Te Huehue, at Hokianga The boundaries commence at Te Ara- whatatotara, then turning to the West go on to Te Marihi, and come up to the Government boundary following it; towards the South go on to Te Takanga Stream; toward the East go on to Otaienga, and turning close at Te Arawhatatotara
Hone Makoare Te Tao... Te Arawhatatotara, a reserve at Hokianga A portion of Te Arawhatatotara Block, by the bank of Punakitere River
Hone Makoare Te Tao... Punakitere, a reserve at Hokianga A portion of Punakitere Block, by the bank of Punakitere River
Marara Huna Pukehari, at Hokianga Bounded on the West by Te Taheke River, and on the East by Pukehari
Hori Ngamanu, Hone Katete, Puru Whero, Paraki Katete, Hare Ngamanu, and Romana Te Paihangi Te Toke, at Hokianga... Commences at the mouth of Te Toke Stream, follows Te Wharau Stream, comes up to a range called Umuumu- karoro, follows that range to Pukenui, then turns to Paritaiko, and follows Te Titoko range, descends to the stream, and follows it to Hunuhunua, then turns to Pukekohe and Moko- taeuru, and descending to Te Toke stream arrives at the commencement

The maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed, can be seen at the Courthouse of the Resident Magistrate, Hokianga.



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🪶 Continuation of Native Land Claims Investigation Schedule (continued from previous page)

🪶 Māori Affairs
20 March 1880
Native Land Court, Claim investigation, Hokianga, Schedule, Boundaries
32 names identified
  • Hone Moka, Claimant for Te Nehu block
  • Pako Wharerua, Claimant for Ototope block
  • Kamira, Claimant for Ototope block
  • Hone Manuka Toe, Claimant for Te Piri block
  • Ha- rata Te Whare, Claimant for Te Piri block
  • Ruka Rawiri, Claimant for Te Piri block
  • Reihana Hapimana, Claimant for Te Tio block
  • Wi Totoia, Claimant for Te Tio block
  • Hone Ihaka Te Maunga, Claimant for Te Tio block
  • Taniora Te Kowhai, Claimant for Oruaputa block
  • Hone Taonui, Claimant for Wharekauri block
  • Pita Anihana, Claimant for Wharekauri block
  • Hone Mohi Tawhai, Claimant for Otukehu block
  • Hone Paraea, Claimant for Otukehu block
  • Wikitera Reone, Claimant for Arowhena block
  • Wano Tahana, Claimant for Arowhena block
  • Matenga Komene, Claimant for Arowhena block
  • Peri Paraihe, Claimant for Arowhena block
  • Himi Hapakuku, Claimant for Arowhena block
  • Harawira Takimoana, Claimant for Arowhena block
  • Hare Matenga, Claimant for Te Huehue block
  • Kerei Mangonui, Claimant for Te Huehue block
  • Hote- rene Wi Pou, Claimant for Te Huehue block
  • Hone Makoare Te Tao, Claimant for Te Arawhatatotara reserve
  • Hone Makoare Te Tao, Claimant for Punakitere reserve
  • Marara Huna, Claimant for Pukehari block
  • Hori Ngamanu, Claimant for Te Toke block
  • Hone Katete, Claimant for Te Toke block
  • Puru Whero, Claimant for Te Toke block
  • Paraki Katete, Claimant for Te Toke block
  • Hare Ngamanu, Claimant for Te Toke block
  • Romana Te Paihangi, Claimant for Te Toke block

  • A. J. Dickey, Chief Clerk