New Zealand Gazette – 1880 – No. 68

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✨ Maori Land Court Schedules

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 68

Ko te ingoa o te tangata e ki ana kia taka mai ki a ia te whenua.	Ko te ingoa o te tangata i mate.	Ko te ingoa o te whenua.
Te Teira Haruru	Matenga Haruru	Hiwarau.
Taituha Paora	Matiu Te Ahipaura, Te Matenuirua	Hiwarau.
Patara Te Whakarakau	Te Toke	Hiwarau.
Horotiu Te Rangi, Wehikore	Te Watene	Hiwarau.
Potene Hakopa...	Wahaika	Hiwarau.
Heketua Wahaika	Wahaika	Hiwarau.
Marata Ngamako, Te Okiha Reti-mana	Te Awaawa	Ohiwa, Nama 302.
Mere Maihi, me etahi atu	W. Hataraka Maihi	Ohiwa, Nama 279.
W. Matenga	Tahipu	Rota 323, Ohiwa, me Rota 365, Waiotahi.
Kipa Te Raihi, Tatai Te Raihi	Te Raihi Te Popo	Ohiwa, Nama 338.
M. W. Maihi Te Rangikaheke	Hori Paratene...	Ohiwa, Nama 331.
Tai Mona	Hori Paratene	Rota 331, Ohiwa.
Te Rangakaahau, me etahi atu	Te Ngatete	Ohiwa, Nama 303.
Haukore	Te Ngatete	Rota 303, Ohiwa.
Heeni Mohi Te Orihau, me etahi atu	Mohi Te Orihau	Ohiwa, 311.
Rehara, me etahi atu	Urukehu	Ohiwa, Nama 333.
Te Poroa Te Kehu, me etahi atu	Te Wharekino...	Ohiwa, Nama 308.
Mita Putahi	Rea Te Mara	Rota 189, Parihi o Waimana.
Titiaho Tunui	Hori Tunui	8 me 11, Parihi o Waimana.
Titiaho Tunui	Hori Tunui	12 me 13, Taone o Whakatane.
Parehuia Te Ahoaho	Te Rupe Hatupatu	5 eka kei Ohiwa.
Parehuia Te Ahoaho	Te Rupe Hatupatu	20 eka kei Ohiwa.
Te Otimi	Petera Te Otimi	Rota 342, Ohiwa, me Rota 74, Waiotahi.
Erana...	Hone Turi	Rota 332, Ohiwa, me Rota 360, Waiotahi.
Te Rupe Hatupatu, Hiria Te Rangi-kaheke, Ngahuia	Te Rupe	Rota 294, Ohiwa, me Rota 368, Waiotahi.
Kipa Te Raihi	Te Raihi	Rota 338, Ohiwa.
Tamanohoaka	Tamihana Tahawera	Te Waimana.

NATIVE LANDS COURT.

Notice under the Native Land Acts, 1873-74, of Times and Places for Investigating Claims.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Court fixed to be holden at New Plymouth, on the 28th day of
July 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 which
the names and localities are mentioned in the second column, the boundaries of which are published in
the Schedule hereunder, will be investigated.

The maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed can be seen at the Resident Magistrate's Court,
Napier.

Auckland, June 28th, 1880.

A. J. DICKEY,
Chief Clerk.

SCHEDULE.

Name of Claimant.	Name and Locality of Block.	Boundaries.
Aukawa, Tuanini, Tamarua, Patu, Tihirua, Himiona, and others	Pohokura, near Ngatimaru...	Commences at Moeahuru, and goes on to Pohokura, thence to Pariwharariki and Moki, turns here and goes to Mahakikatea, Te Kerikenga, and Otungehe; thence up to Umukiwi; thence to Te Mimi, turns here, and goes to Moeahuru.
Tamarua	Turakirae, near Taranaki	Commences at Puniwhakau, and goes on to Murimotu, Te Koutu, Otauria, Katoamua- muru, and thence to the commencement
Te Rangi Pakau, Ngahuinga, and Hana Taukawha	Moeahuru, near Waitara	Commences at Tapakirau, and goes on to Moki, turns here and goes towards the South to Makahu, thence to Murimotu and Te Wera, and on to Tapakirau.
Wi Piti Te Kaponga, Wi Kingi Perere, and Te Watene Taungatara	Matarikoriko, near Waitara	Bounded towards the North by Sections 30 and 44, 9366 links; towards the East by the Waitara River; towards the South by the boundary line of the Huirangi District, 4493 links; and towards the West by Section 132, 7594 links.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1880, No 68

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🪶 Formal Notice of Native Land Court Sitting for Succession Claims (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated25 June 1880
KeywordsSuccession, Land claims, Maori, Schedule, Hiwarau, Ohiwa, Waimana, Whakatane
👱🏽 Names

60 names identified

Te Teira Haruru, Claimant for land succession
Matenga Haruru, Deceased person in land claim
Taituha Paora, Claimant for land succession
Matiu Te Ahipaura, Deceased person in land claim
Te Matenuirua, Deceased person in land claim
Patara Te Whakarakau, Claimant for land succession
Te Toke, Deceased person in land claim
Horotiu Te Rangi, Claimant for land succession
Wehikore, Claimant for land succession
Te Watene, Deceased person in land claim
Potene Hakopa, Claimant for land succession
Wahaika, Deceased person in land claim
Heketua Wahaika, Claimant for land succession
Wahaika, Deceased person in land claim
Marata Ngamako, Claimant for land succession
Te Okiha Reti-mana, Claimant for land succession
Te Awaawa, Deceased person in land claim
Mere Maihi, Claimant for land succession
W. Hataraka Maihi, Deceased person in land claim
W. Matenga, Claimant for land succession
Tahipu, Deceased person in land claim
Kipa Te Raihi, Claimant for land succession
Tatai Te Raihi, Claimant for land succession
Te Raihi Te Popo, Deceased person in land claim
M. W. Maihi Te Rangikaheke, Claimant for land succession
Hori Paratene, Deceased person in land claim
Tai Mona, Claimant for land succession
Hori Paratene, Deceased person in land claim
Te Rangakaahau, Claimant for land succession
Te Ngatete, Deceased person in land claim
Haukore, Claimant for land succession
Te Ngatete, Deceased person in land claim
Heeni Mohi Te Orihau, Claimant for land succession
Mohi Te Orihau, Deceased person in land claim
Rehara, Claimant for land succession
Urukehu, Deceased person in land claim
Te Poroa Te Kehu, Claimant for land succession
Te Wharekino, Deceased person in land claim
Mita Putahi, Claimant for land succession
Rea Te Mara, Deceased person in land claim
Titiaho Tunui, Claimant for land succession
Hori Tunui, Deceased person in land claim
Titiaho Tunui, Claimant for land succession
Hori Tunui, Deceased person in land claim
Parehuia Te Ahoaho, Claimant for land succession
Te Rupe Hatupatu, Deceased person in land claim
Parehuia Te Ahoaho, Claimant for land succession
Te Rupe Hatupatu, Deceased person in land claim
Te Otimi, Claimant for land succession
Petera Te Otimi, Deceased person in land claim
Erana, Claimant for land succession
Hone Turi, Deceased person in land claim
Te Rupe Hatupatu, Claimant for land succession
Hiria Te Rangi-kaheke, Claimant for land succession
Ngahuia, Claimant for land succession
Te Rupe, Deceased person in land claim
Kipa Te Raihi, Claimant for land succession
Te Raihi, Deceased person in land claim
Tamanohoaka, Claimant for land succession
Tamihana Tahawera, Deceased person in land claim

🪶 Notice of Native Land Court sitting at New Plymouth for investigating claims

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated28 June 1880
KeywordsNative Land Court, Land claims investigation, New Plymouth, Schedule, Boundaries
👱🏽 Names

13 names identified

Aukawa, Claimant in land investigation proceedings
Tuanini, Claimant in land investigation proceedings
Tamarua, Claimant in land investigation proceedings
Patu, Claimant in land investigation proceedings
Tihirua, Claimant in land investigation proceedings
Himiona, Claimant in land investigation proceedings
Tamarua, Claimant in land investigation proceedings
Te Rangi Pakau, Claimant in land investigation proceedings
Ngahuinga, Claimant in land investigation proceedings
Hana Taukawha, Claimant in land investigation proceedings
Wi Piti Te Kaponga, Claimant in land investigation proceedings
Wi Kingi Perere, Claimant in land investigation proceedings
Te Watene Taungatara, Claimant in land investigation proceedings

👩‍💼 Officials

A. J. Dickey, Chief Clerk

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