New Zealand Gazette – 1882 – No. 79

Page 1325

✨ Native Land Claimants and Boundaries

SEPT. 25.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1325

Ko nga ingoa o nga Kaitono.

Ranapia Rangikauariro, Eru-
ini Te Tikao, Hapeta Te
Pakura, Nutana Waihi,
Maraki Wahanui, Wineti
Te Kohu, Matiu Te Tikao,
Iraia Tikapa, me etahi atu

Rakitu Haerehuka

Rewiri Mauariki, Ihakara Ta-
harua, Wiremu Pokohihi,
Reimana Poihipi, Haimona
R. Mauariki, Te Poihipi
Te Rakataha, Matene Wha-
kaawe, Mataia Matene,
Aporo Apiata, Utiku Paoro,
Henare Matene, Koroniria
Poihipi, Hare Paoro, Tami-
hana, Tokohiki

Retireti Tapihana, me etahi
atu

W. Hapimana Katohau, Ha-
miora Te Tumu, Rota Te
Wharehuia, Ihimera Pi-
koko, Wi Matene Tahika-
raparua

Wiremu Hapimana Katohau,
Wi Matene Tahikaraparua,
Ramarihi Te Koko, me
etahi atu

Mutana Waihi

Wiremu Paki Pakau, Roto-
rua Mirai, Ngarohi Hiro-
wanu, me etahi atu

Nga ingoa o nga whenua me
te Takiwa hoki.

Te Tautara, a tata ana ki
Maketu

Tapati, e tata ana ki Maketu

Tapati Nama 2, e tata ana
ki Maketu

Ngaroto Matawhauara, e
tata ana ki Maketu

Te Pukaitaru, e tata ana
Makatu

Ngatipahiko, e tata ana ki
Maketu

Ngaeotanui, e tata ana ki
Maketu

Ngaparaoa, e tata ana ki
Maketu

Poporohuamea, e tata ana ki
Maketu

Nga rohe.

Ka timata i Te Taumanu, Maui, Waikoukou,
Te Taro-a Hokohino, Totaraputa, ka puta
ki Te Tahora, ka huri ki te Rato, haere i te
tapa ngaherehere, Te Aotakurangi, Te Awa-
awaiti, ka huri ki te Marangai, Mokino, Te
Whainga, Te Kahikawaka, ka huri ki te
Rawhiti, Otamamutu, Manawatiti, Whata-
kakaho, Te Ahu, Te Mingi, ka tae ano ki te
Taumanu.

Ki te Hauauru ko teawa o Maketu, ki te Haua-
uruma-Tonga ko Otumakoro awa, ki te
Rawhiti ko te whenua a Wiremu Paki ma.
Kua oti tenei whenua te ruri me te mapi.

Ki te Tuaraki ko te awa o Maketu, ki te Ra-
whiti ko te whenua a Pititi Pakeha, ki te
Tonga ko te whenua a Rotorua ma, ki te
Hauauru, ko te whenua a Te Roke. Kua
oti te ruri me te mapi.

Timata i Ngaroto, Waione, Pukekaramuramu,
Te Ahi-o-Ngawhea, ka whati ki te Hauauru,
haere tonu i runga i te hiwi o Matawhaura
ki te teihana ruri, Te Tawhero, ka whati
ki te Marangai, Pukewharangi, Te Pukaki
o Pararaki, haere i roto i te awa, ka tae ki
te raina o Waitahanui, ka haere i runga i
taua raina ki Rotoehu, ka haere i te taha o
Rotoehu, ki Ngaroto, te timatanga.

Ka timata i Te Rewarewa, ka haere i te awa o
Kaituna, kau ki Te Koroaha, ka ahu ki te
Marangai, ka ahu ki roto o Te Haukopupu,
ka tapahi ki Whakapaukorero, ka huri
whaka-te- Tonga, ka tae ki Te Heikaraka,
ki te raina o Paengaroa, ka haere i te raina
ki te Hauauru, ka tae ano ki Te Rewarewa.

Timata i Kaiwaka, kei te raina o Rangiuru,
ka haere i roto o Kaituna awa, Hururu
ki Pueto, ka whati ki te Hauauru, Ote-
moko, Pukemapou, Te Puta-a-Hinekai, Te
Te Waro-i-a-Tapu, Te Paepae-o-Hinekete,
Te Whakawaitaua, Mataroa, Umutukupapa,
Manurewa, ka tae ki Mangorewa awa, ka
haere i roto i taua awa, ki Ohauparo awa,
ka haere i roto i Ohauparo awa ki Te Tano-
hikita, Opoutihi, ka tae ki Kahikatea i te
awa o Te Rerenga, ka haere i roto o Te
Rerenga tae noa ki Te Waiwhero, ki te
raina ruri o Rangiuru, ka haere i runga o
taua o raina ruri, tae noa ki Kaiwaka, te
timatanga.

Ko te taha ki te Marangai, ko te awa o Kai-
tuna; te taha ki te Hauauru, ko te awa o
Waiari; ko te taha ki te Tonga, ki te Ra-
hiti i hoki, ko nga raina ruri o Rangiuru
poraka.

Ka timata i te taha ki te Marangai, i Ngapa-
raoa Nama 1, ka haere whaka-te-Tonga, ka
tae ki te huarahi ki Te Kotukutuku, katahi
ka tapahi whaka-te-Raki, ka tae ki te raina
o Ngaparaoa Nama 2, katahi ka tapahi
whaka-te-Marangai, ka tae ki te timatanga.

Ka timata i te raina o Taparangi, ka whati ki
te Tonga, Mataoneone, ka whati ki te Rahiti,
ka tae ki te awaawa o Poporohuamea, ka
piki ki runga, ka whati ki te Marangai, ka
whati ki te Tuaraki, ka kati ki te raina o
Taparangi

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1882, No 79

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 List of Claimants and Land Boundaries near Maketu

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated25 September 1882
KeywordsNative Land Court, Claimants, Land titles, Maketu, Boundary descriptions, Māori
👱🏽 Names

39 names identified

Ranapia Rangikauariro, Listed as a claimant
Eruini Te Tikao, Listed as a claimant
Hapeta Te Pakura, Listed as a claimant
Nutana Waihi, Listed as a claimant
Maraki Wahanui, Listed as a claimant
Wineti Te Kohu, Listed as a claimant
Matiu Te Tikao, Listed as a claimant
Iraia Tikapa, Listed as a claimant
Rakitu Haerehuka, Listed as a claimant
Rewiri Mauariki, Listed as a claimant
Ihakara Taharua, Listed as a claimant
Wiremu Pokohihi, Listed as a claimant
Reimana Poihipi, Listed as a claimant
Haimona R. Mauariki, Listed as a claimant
Te Poihipi Te Rakataha, Listed as a claimant
Matene Whakaawe, Listed as a claimant
Mataia Matene, Listed as a claimant
Aporo Apiata, Listed as a claimant
Utiku Paoro, Listed as a claimant
Henare Matene, Listed as a claimant
Koroniria Poihipi, Listed as a claimant
Hare Paoro, Listed as a claimant
Tamihana, Listed as a claimant
Tokohiki, Listed as a claimant
Retireti Tapihana, Listed as a claimant
W. Hapimana Katohau, Listed as a claimant
Hamiroa Te Tumu, Listed as a claimant
Rota Te Wharehuia, Listed as a claimant
Ihimera Pikoko, Listed as a claimant
Wi Matene Tahikaraparua, Listed as a claimant
Wiremu Hapimana Katohau, Listed as a claimant
Ramarihi Te Koko, Listed as a claimant
Mutana Waihi, Listed as a claimant
Wiremu Paki Pakau, Listed as a claimant
Rotorua Mirai, Listed as a claimant
Ngarohi Hirowanu, Listed as a claimant
Wiremu Paki, Land boundary reference
Pititi Pakeha, Land boundary reference
Te Roke, Land boundary reference

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