New Zealand Gazette – 1881 – No. 67

Page 1092

✨ Native Land Claims Listings



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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

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Name of Claimant. Name and Locality of Block. Boundaries.
Harata Paraone, Hori Tamati,
and Hare Petera		 Matahina, near Te Teko Commences at Te Rahoomaiao, and goes on to
Te Kopua, Te Panepane, Waikotukutuku,
Waiwa, Tokotokorau, Paeatewhaoterangi-
nui, Te Ahunga, Te Monohu, Te Tarata and
Te Mihiawhakaata, then turns and goes on
towards the South to Ngatamawhene, Wha-
tehauhi, Te Tapae, Orangititi, Ngahuru-
huru-o-teiriwhata, Te Raepohatu, and the
boundary of Whaiohau, then goes along in
a line to Pokairoa, Pahekeheke, Waiko-
whewhe, Hauraki, Kaitangata, Tokotokorau,
Te Paripari, Ngututoroa, Kopuahao and
Otipa, then turns towards the West, and
goes along the Government boundary to
Wharapukao, thence to the commencement.
Harata Paraone, Hori Tamati,
and Hare Petera		 Kaingaroa Whaoa, near
Matata		 Commences at the mouth of the Waiotapu,
at Waikato, and goes along on the West
side of Waiotapu to Orangikekeru, Te
Paatepaoro, Mangakara, Orangiwhanake,
Mangahoanga, Takitoa, Otaketake, Oma-
ruaha, Kourataramama, Te Arapokahou, Te
Angaatekakahi, Te Waiaopareauru, Puru-
kohukohu, Te Awaohapeketuarangi, Hae-
repo, Ngahewa, Whakapapataringa, and Te
Roiti, then turns towards the South-east,
and goes on to Te Rotomapua, Otumaka-
werangi, the source of the Mangakokomuka,
Waitehouhi to the source, Te Korokoroate-
tuatahi, and Te Ahiwhakamura, then turns
towards the South and goes on along on a
ridge on the East of Kaingaroa to the boun-
dary of No. 2; turns again and goes on to
the source of Iraraorao, and the source of
Torepatutahi; then goes along in the Tore-
patutahi River to Waikato, thence by the
current of the Waikato River to Waiotapu,
the commencing point.
Harata Paraone, Hori Tamati,
and Hare Petera		 Te Pokohu, near Tarawera
River		 Commences at Puta-o-Rangitawa, and goes on
to Te Tuara-o-Maruwahine, Te Arahau,
Tokotokorau, Te Pae-o-te-Whakarau, Ote-
ranginui, Te Ahunga, Te Monahu, Te Tarata,
Te Torohunga and Te Mihiawhakaata, then
turns, and goes on to Ngamotu, Hora-
horanga, Maraitai, Waiopurua, Waipapa,
Tapuaimua, Pukemuremure, Te Akatarere,
Otukapu, Tumutara, and the Tarawera
River, thence to the commencement.
Harata Paraone, Hori Tamati,
and Hare Petera		 Te Pokohu No. 1, near Ma-
tahina		 Commences at Te Putaoterangitaua and goes
on to Te Tuaraohiwiroa, Te Nihorei, Te
Arahou, Tokotokorau, Te Pae-a-te-whakarau,
Oteranginui, Te Hunga, Te Monehu, Te
Tarata, Te Torohanga, and Te Mihi-a-wha-
kaata, then turns, and goes on towards the
West to Ngamotu, Te Horahoranga, Ma-
raetahia, Waiapurua Waipapa, Runangauta,
Te Kanakana and Te Kakahuoteritenga,
turns again, and goes on towards the North
to Mahangakiwi, Otangiwaka, Otutamira,
Te Huihui, Te Makomako, Tumutara, and
the boundary of Ngarararua, then goes
along in the Tarawera River to the com-
mencement.
Harata Paraone, Hori Tamati,
and Hare Petera		 Pukeroa, near Rotorua Commences at Maperuperu near Rotoma, and
goes on to Te Onewhero, Te Muriwa and
Te Matau, then turns to the Government
boundary, turns again and goes along out-
ward on that boundary to Te Wharehinake,
turns again and goes on to Te Rotokotuku-
tuku, thence to the commencement.


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

🪶 Māori Affairs
20 July 1881
Native Land Claims, Boundaries, Land Blocks, Matahina, Matata, Tarawera River, Rotorua
  • Harata Paraone, Claimants for multiple land blocks
  • Hori Tamati, Claimants for multiple land blocks
  • Hare Petera, Claimants for multiple land blocks