New Zealand Gazette – 1882 – No. 23

Page 368

✨ Continuation of Maori Land Schedule

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 23

Ko nga ingoa o nga Kaitono.
Nga ingoa o nga whenua me
te Takiwa hoki.
Nga rohe.

Maihi P. Kawiti
...
Te Wharau, e tata ana ki Te
Kawakawa
Timata i te Rori Karaone, haere i uta kei Te
Wharau, e huri ana ki te Tonga, ka tika i
runga i te raina o Tuihi o te whenua a te
Kawanatanga, ka huri ki te Hauauru, haere
tonu, ka huri ki te Kotiu, kei Te Kauri ka
marere ki te moana, ka mutu.

Wiremu Tauwhitu, Hamuera Te Rorohukea
Taui, Rauhi Tame
Te Rorohukea
...
Ka timata i te awa o Waimoho i te taha ki te
Hauauru-ma-Raki, haere tonu ki te Haua-
uru tae noa ki te awa o Te Kawakawa, ka
huri ki te Hauauru-ma-Tonga, ka huri ki te
Marangai-ma-Tonga, ka tae ki Te Akata-
rere, ka huri i Paatotehe, ka tae ki Te
Rorohukea, ka tutuki ano ki te awa o Wai-
moho.

Hori Wehiwehi, Komene Waikaukau, e tata ana ki Parutahi, ko Rapatoroa, te tau o Koheriki,
Pouaka
Whangaruru
Pukengawarawara, Pukahu, Wakatekateka,
Otamaire, Te Wahinerora, Te Waiorakau,
Te Pau, Waikaukau, Parutahi.

Haehae Hokio, Rapata Nga- Papakura, e tata ana ki Te Ruakoura, Te Turanga-o-Rangiaohia, Ma-
tiwai, Heta Pakaraka
Whangaruru
ngungu, Waihiki, Ouru, Te Wi, Ngakuri-a
Tarawhata, Taukauru, Te Ruakoura.

Maihi P. Kawiti, Wi Hakiro, Ongaruai-o-Pua, e tata ana Nga rohe ko te pou kei te awa Hapa, ka kake
Hare Puhikura, Ngakoti,
ki Kawakawa
ka eke i runga i te raina a Hirini Taiwha-
Eru Pumuka, Hori Pu-
muka
nga, ka tuhono ki te raina a te Kawanata-
nga ki Te Kateitea, ka huri ki te Tonga,
Tokitahi, Te Ngaio, kei Te Kohi, haere i te
moana, Pouerua, Ongaruai-o-Pua, Te Wai-
puna, Maraeaute, Te Tuakainga, ka tuhono
ki te pou ki te awa o Hapa.

Wi Tamauru, Tirarau Karu- Waikino Nama 1, e tata ana Otamamua, ka huri ki te Hauraro, Te Hau-o-
whero, me etahi atu
ki Te Kawakawa
Tarakıhi, ka huri ki te Hauauru, Te Tiki-
tiki-o-Whanaunga, ka huri ki te Tonga,
Pukehuia, ka huri ki te Marangai, ka hono
ki Otamamua.

Heta Te Kauwhata, Rapata Te Tokitoki, e tata ana ki Ko Te Akeake, Puketutu, Waikaraka, Opaki,
Ngatiwai, Tokawhati, Hen- Whangaruru
Aohia, Te Tokitoki, Hunga, ka tutuki ki Te
are Te Raharaha
Akeake.
Ihaia Kirihau, Eru Henare,
Rahera

Maihi P. Kawiti, Hare Paraha, Te Wharemarama Nama 4, e Timata i te awa o Te Kawakawa, ka haere i te
Reihana Te Puka, Wi Ha- tata ana ki Kawakawa
raina o Taututaonga, i te taha ki te Hauauru,
kiiro
ka tutuki ki te raina o Taerumaki, ka huri
ki te Nota, ka tutuki ki te raina o Tatewati,
ka huri, ka tutuki ano ki te awa o Te
Kawakawa, ka huri ka haere i te taha o te
awa, ka tutuki ano ki te timatanga.

Maihi P. Kawiti, Hare Paraha, Te Maai, e tata ana ki Te Timata i te peeke o te raina o te piihi a Heemi
Reihana Te Puka, Wi Ha- Kawakawa
Tautari i Papatahi, ka tika i runga i te raina
kiro
a Tautari, Te Maai, ka marere ki te awa nui
o Te Kawakawa, ka tika i te awa nui Opo-
riro, ka haere i runga i te raina o Matairiri,
ka huri i runga i taua raina, ka tuhono ki
te peeke o ta Heemi o Papatahi.

Hami Taui, Kereama Tu- Te Rorohukea, e tata ana ki Ka timata i Waimoho, ka huri ki te Hauauru
makere, Tuihana Tame, Te Kowakawa
ma Raki, ka huri ki te Hauauru, ka tae ki
Wiremu Tauwhitu, Wiremu
te awa o Te Kawakawa, ka huri ki te
Pepene Ngatai, me etahi
Hauauru ma Tonga, ka huri ki te Marangai
atu
ma Tonga, ka tae ki Te Akatarere, ka
tutuki ano ki te tinatanga.

Hare Puhikura, Eru Pumuka, Opua, e tata ana ki Te Kawa- Ka timata i Te Kopi, i te taha ki te Tonga,
Ngakoti, Maihi P. Kawiti
kawa
eke noa i te taheke, te Hauauru i Tokitahi,
ka haere i raro o Whakapau i te taha ki te
Hauauru, ka huri ki te Marangai, ka whiti
i te awa o Te Mohoao, ka kake, ka heke, Te
Awahapa, ka huri ki te Tonga, Te Tuakai-
nga, Maraeau, Te Waipuha, Opua, Toka-
papa, Tokaputa, Harawara, Pouerua, ka
tuhono ki Te Kopi.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1882, No 23

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🪶 Schedule of Maori Land Block Boundaries and Claimants (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated6 March 1882
KeywordsLand boundaries, Claimants, Block descriptions, Māori, Land claims, Schedule
👱🏽 Names

39 names identified

Maihi P. Kawiti, Claimant for Te Wharau block
Wiremu Tauwhitu, Claimant for Te Rorohukea block
Hamuera Te Rorohukea Taui, Claimant for Te Rorohukea block
Rauhi Tame, Claimant for Te Rorohukea block
Hori Wehiwehi, Claimant for Whangaruru block
Komene Waikaukau, Claimant for Whangaruru block
Haehae Hokio, Claimant for Whangaruru block
Rapata Nga- Papakura, Claimant for Whangaruru block
Maihi P. Kawiti, Claimant in Hapa River area
Wi Hakiro, Claimant in Hapa River area
Hare Puhikura, Claimant in Hapa River area
Ngakoti, Claimant in Hapa River area
Eru Pumuka, Claimant in Hapa River area
Hori Pumuka, Claimant in Hapa River area
Wi Tamauru, Claimant for Waikino Nama 1 block
Tirarau Karu-whero, Claimant for Waikino Nama 1 block
Heta Te Kauwhata, Claimant for Whangaruru block
Rapata Te Tokitoki, Claimant for Whangaruru block
Henare Te Raharaha, Claimant for Whangaruru block
Ihaia Kirihau, Claimant for Te Wharemarama Nama 4 block
Eru Henare, Claimant for Te Wharemarama Nama 4 block
Rahera, Claimant for Te Wharemarama Nama 4 block
Maihi P. Kawiti, Claimant for Te Maai block
Hare Paraha, Claimant for Te Maai block
Reihana Te Puka, Claimant for Te Maai block
Wi Hakiiro, Claimant for Te Maai block
Maihi P. Kawiti, Claimant for Te Rorohukea block
Hare Paraha, Claimant for Te Rorohukea block
Reihana Te Puka, Claimant for Te Rorohukea block
Wi Hakiiro, Claimant for Te Rorohukea block
Hami Taui, Claimant for Te Rorohukea block
Kereama Tumakere, Claimant for Te Rorohukea block
Tuihana Tame, Claimant for Te Rorohukea block
Wiremu Tauwhitu, Claimant for Te Rorohukea block
Wiremu Pepene Ngatai, Claimant for Te Rorohukea block
Hare Puhikura, Claimant for Opua block
Eru Pumuka, Claimant for Opua block
Ngakoti, Claimant for Opua block
Maihi P. Kawiti, Claimant for Opua block

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