New Zealand Gazette – 1880 – No. 52

Page 737

✨ Native Land Court Schedule

MAY 19.]
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 737

Ko nga ingoa o nga Kaitono.
Toakohuru, Pita Te Rahui,
Ihaka Te Iringa, Take-
take Takaurunga, Mo-
rehu Te Wikirini,
Hakaraia Te Ngao,
Toma Taiwhati, me
etahi atu

Nga ingoa o te whenua
me te Takiwa hoki.
Puketotara, e tata ana
ki Whanganui

Nga rohe.
Ka timata nga rohe i Kiekienui, ka tae
ki Tapere, ka whati, ka tae ki Taura-
ngapiopio, ka tae ki Pukerewa, Ma-
ngawharawhara, Whakangaromanga,
Mouhihi, ka whati, ka tae ki Hau-
tutu, ka tae tonu ki Kiekienui, te
wahi i timata ai

Ko te takoto-
rangi o te mapi.

Mita Karaka Tapa, Hone
Hira Te Wharetiti,
Miriama Heiranei

Te Kiato me Otiti, e
tata ana ki Wha-
ngaehu

Te rohe ki te Hauraro ko te raina o te
poraka o Okirae, te rohe ki te Ra-
whiti ko te raina timata i Patikonga,
tae noa ki Hikawekawea-o-Mangati-
pona poraka, te rohe ki te Tonga ko
te raina 670 ringiki o Kiato poraka,
te rohe ki te Hauauru ko Wha-
ngaehu, ko Otiti, ko te awa o Wha-
ngaehu katoa te rohe ki te Hauraro.
Ko te raina e 670 ringiki o Te Kiato-
poraka, 1020 ringiki o Mangatipona
poraka hoki

Menehira Te Kooro,
Neri Te Kapua, Hare
Matenga, Hori Puke-
hika, Perenara Te
Wharetoetoe, me etahi
atu

Otaupari, e tata ana ki
Hiruharama

Timata i Te Maru, haere ki Waituna,
Wahakawa, Otupari, Eriko, Otutae,
Pukatea, tutaki ki te raina o Mau-
ngaporau poraka, haere ki Toronaero,
Totara, Retatataramoa, Whakamua,
Taumatawero, Tuke, Arakiekie, Te
Aumiti, Te Paea-Werakamoetai, Ka-
rewa, Tawaau, Te Papa, Maramarau,
Tuhitahi, a, tutaki atu ki Te Maru,
te timatanga

Te Rangihuatau, Mere
Te Kurukanga, Te
Hika Te Rangihuatau,
Pitama, Rangiwakaru-
rua, Te Hikaka, Tau-
tahi Pakau, Whakahei-
angi, me etahi atu

Raoraomoku, e tata ana
ki Tieke, Whanganui

Timata i Te Whakatina, i te ngutu awa
o Otuhirawe, ka ahu ki te Rato (i ahu
mai i te taha Tonga), Te Whakatina,
rere tonu Korionui, ka whiti Otuhi-
rawe, Kapuanui, rere tonu, Ponga-
whakairo, Te Horoatamatea, Kaitane
he awa, rere tonu, Purakauatemania,
Tauwhiwhi, Omarumorehu, Ngau-
puke, ka whiti, Mangaone he awa,
rere tonu, Tawhitipoutahi, rere ki Te
Wharariki (ko te teihana tenei),
rere tonu ki Kaikoura, Mangamouku,
ka whati ki Te Whakarua-o-Manga-
moku, Te Puru, Te Kopounga-o-
Mangapapa he awa, ki Te Umumoa,
Mangahohonu, rere ki Wakarongo-
taiaroa, Te Kaupapa, Mangaone ki
uta, Wharikirauponga, Takahutiraha,
Te Iringahuru, Te Ahu, ki Ngapurua,
ka whati ki te Rawhiti, Te Pipipi,
Arawaere, Tawhitiwhakatara, Te Ahi-
ika, Puketotara, Opehi Waimahanga,
Hinauparaharaha, Okuraiti, ka whati
whaka-te-Tonga ki Whanganui, Oku-
ranui awa, Matangiawhea, Te Uru-
nga, Owhangae, Komakouru, Putaiti,
Kahikawaka, ka tutaki ki Te Whaka-
tina, i timata hoki i reira

Timoti Tamaikuku, Ape-
raniko Taiawhio, Turu-
hira Ngahau, Hataraka
Te Ngaowhe, Heni
Rakau, Heni Rangi-
tiari, me etahi atu

Parikawau-Murimotu, e
tata ana ki Wha-
nganui

Timata i Waipapa, Puketi, ka rere ki
Maketu awa, haere i roto i taua awa,
tutuki ki Waipapa, te wahi i timata
ai

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

NATIVE LANDS COURT.
Notice under the Native Land Acts, 1873-74, of Times and Places for investigating Claims.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a Court fixed to be holden at Whanganui, on the 2nd day of June
I next, the claims, on behalf of themselves and others, of the several persons whose names are
mentioned in the first column of the Schedule hereunder written, to the several blocks of land, of

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1880, No 52

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 Boundaries for Investigation at Whanganui (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated19 May 1880
KeywordsNative Land Court, Land Claims, Boundaries, Schedule, Whanganui, Land Investigation
👱🏽 Names

28 names identified

Pita Te Rahui, Claimant for Puketotara land block
Ihaka Te Iringa, Claimant for Puketotara land block
Taketake Takaurunga, Claimant for Puketotara land block
Morehu Te Wikirini, Claimant for Puketotara land block
Hakaraia Te Ngao, Claimant for Puketotara land block
Toma Taiwhati, Claimant for Puketotara land block
Mita Karaka Tapa, Claimant for Te Kiato and Otiti land block
Hone Hira Te Wharetiti, Claimant for Te Kiato and Otiti land block
Miriama Heiranei, Claimant for Te Kiato and Otiti land block
Menehira Te Kooro, Claimant for Otaupari land block
Neri Te Kapua, Claimant for Otaupari land block
Hare Matenga, Claimant for Otaupari land block
Hori Pukehika, Claimant for Otaupari land block
Perenara Te Wharetoetoe, Claimant for Otaupari land block
Te Rangihuatau, Claimant for Raoraomoku land block
Mere Te Kurukanga, Claimant for Raoraomoku land block
Te Hika Te Rangihuatau, Claimant for Raoraomoku land block
Pitama, Claimant for Raoraomoku land block
Rangiwakarurua, Claimant for Raoraomoku land block
Te Hikaka, Claimant for Raoraomoku land block
Tautahi Pakau, Claimant for Raoraomoku land block
Whakaheiangi, Claimant for Raoraomoku land block
Timoti Tamaikuku, Claimant for Parikawau-Murimotu land block
Aperaniko Taiawhio, Claimant for Parikawau-Murimotu land block
Turuhira Ngahau, Claimant for Parikawau-Murimotu land block
Hataraka Te Ngaowhe, Claimant for Parikawau-Murimotu land block
Heni Rakau, Claimant for Parikawau-Murimotu land block
Heni Rangitiari, Claimant for Parikawau-Murimotu land block

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