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✨ Native Land Court Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 110

Names of the Persons applying for the Subdivision of Land.	Name of the Block to be subdivided.	District in which the Land is situate.
Hoera Te Matewaru, Aporo Te Ia, Te Tumu, Te Rura, and others	Rangiuru ...	Maketu.
Wi Maihi Te Rangikaheke	Te Puke, 1,000 acre reserve	Maketu.
Wi Maihi Te Rangikaheke	Te Puke, 500 acre reserve	Maketu.
Ihaia Tarakawa, and others	Te Puke Reserves, 500 acres, and Motungarara, 1080 acres	Maketu.
Whiripo Te Puni, Rongowhitiao Te Puni, Erena Rongowhitiao, and Perepe Tapihana	Paengaroa ...	Maketu.

HE PANUITANGA.
Mo etahi pihi Whenua kia Wahia.

Tari o te Kooti Whenua Maori,
Akarana, Tihema 4, 1882.

HE Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai, ko a te nohoanga o tenei Kooti ki Maketu, i te Takiwa o Pei o Pereti, a te 2 o nga ra o Pepuere, 1883, 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 e mau nei nga ingoa i te rarangi tuarua, ko te Takiwa kei te rarangi tuatoru.

NA TIKI,
Rehita o te Kooti.

Ko te ingoa o te tangata i tono kia wahia te whenua.	Te ingoa o te whenua i tonoa kia roherohea.	Te Takiwa.
Hoera Te Matewaru, Aporo Te Ia, Te Tumu, Te Rura, me etahi atu	Rangiuru ...	Maketu.
Wiremu Maihi Te Rangikaheke	Te Puke, 1,000 eka rahui	Maketu.
Wiremu Maihi Te Rangikaheke	Te Puke, 1,000 eka rahui	Maketu.
Ihaia Tarakawa, me etahi atu	Nga whenua rahui i Te Puke, 500 eka, me Motungarara 1,080 eka	Maketu.
Whiripo Te Puni, Rongowhitiao Te Puni, Erana Rngowhitiao, Perepe Tapihana	Paengaroa ...	Maketu.

NOTICE.

The Native Land Court Act, 1880, and The Special Powers and Contracts Act, 1882.

TE PUKE BLOCK, BAY OF PLENTY DISTRICT.

WHEREAS by “The Special Powers and Contracts Act, 1882,” it is provided, that for the purpose of deciding who are the owners of two Native Reserves in the Te Puke Block, Bay of Plenty District, containing respectively 1,000 acres and 500 acres, alleged to have been set aside for the Waitaha Tribe and its branches. It should be lawful for the Native Land Court to investigate the title to and decide, according to the terms of sale to the Crown of the Te Puke Block and native custom generally, who are the owners of the said reserves: and the Court shall within six months from the passing of this Act, and in the manner specified in “The Native Land Court Act, 1880,” for the hearing of claims to Native land, investigate the Title as aforesaid and make Orders accordingly.” Notice is hereby given that for the purpose aforesaid the said Court will at its sitting to be held at Maketu, in the Bay of Plenty District, on Friday the 2nd day of February, 1883, proceed in the investigation aforesaid, and will make Orders thereon accordingly.

Dated at Auckland, this fourth day of December, 1882.

J. E. MACDONALD,
Chief Judge.

PANUITANGA.

Ture Kooti Whenua Maori, 1880, me te me Ture mo nga Mana Hou hei whakaoti i etahi Mahi Whakariterite, 1882.

TE PUKI PORAKA I TE TAKIWA O PEI O PERETI.

NOTEMEA i runga i te “Ture mo nga Mana Hou hei whakaoti i etahi Mahi Whakariterite, 1882,” kua oti te whakatakoto he tikanga;

He mea kia mohiotia ai nga tangata no ratou nga whenua e rua i rahuitia mo nga tangata Maori i roto i Te Puke Poraka, i te Takiwa o Pei o Pereti, 1,000 eka kei roto i tetahi o aua whenua, 500 eka kei roto i tetahi, a, e kiia nei kua oti te rahui hei whenua mo Waitaha iwi me ona hapu ;

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1882, No 110

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

🪶 Native Land Court sitting for subdivision of land

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated4 December 1882
KeywordsNative Land Court, Maketu, land subdivision, hereditaments
👱🏽 Names

10 names identified

Hoera Te Matewaru, applicant for land subdivision
Aporo Te Ia, applicant for land subdivision
Te Tumu, applicant for land subdivision
Te Rura, applicant for land subdivision
Wi Maihi Te Rangikaheke, applicant for land subdivision
Ihaia Tarakawa, applicant for land subdivision
Whiripo Te Puni, applicant for land subdivision
Rongowhitiao Te Puni, applicant for land subdivision
Erena Rongowhitiao, applicant for land subdivision
Perepe Tapihana, applicant for land subdivision

👩‍💼 Officials

Tiki, Registrar of the Court

🪶 Notice of investigation of ownership of Native Reserves

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated4 December 1882
KeywordsNative Land Court, Te Puke Block, Bay of Plenty, Waitaha Tribe, land ownership
👩‍💼 Officials

J. E. Macdonald, Chief Judge

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