New Zealand Gazette – 1882 – No. 79

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✨ Native Land Court Schedule

1326 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No.-79

Ko nga ingoa o nga Kaitono.

Nga ingoa o nga whenua me
te Takiwa hoki.

Nga rohe.

Rahera Te Whareururua, Okaha, e tata ana ki Maketu, Ka timata nga rohe i Otanewainuku, ka ahu
Wiremu Te Whareiro,
Riwa Whititera, Te Ao
Ieni, me etahi atu
ki te Hauauru, Tuwhenua, ka haere i runga
i te rohe Raupatu a te Kawanatanga, ka tae
ki Tukuoneone, ka huri ki te Tonga, ka
haere i runga i te raina o Mangorewa Kaho-
roa poraka, ka tae ki Oturuturu awa, ka
huri ki te Rawhiti, ka haere tonu i roto i
taua awa, ka tae ki te raina o Te Puke
poraka, ka huri ki te Tuaraki, ka haere tonu
i runga i taua raina o Te Puke poraka, ka
tae ki Otanewainuku, ka mutu

Ngatai Winiata Otairoa, e tata ana ki Ma- Timata i te moana, i te awa o Maketu, ka ahu
ketu ki uta, ko te pihi a Huka te rohe o te taha
ki te Hauauru, te pihi a Rotorua te rohe ki
uta, te pihi a Wikiriwhi te rohe o te Ra-
whiti, te awa o Maketu te rohe o te Mara-
ngai, ka kati ki te timatanga

Ieni Tapihana Te Ahoroa, a tata ana ki Te taha ki te Rahiti, ko te whenua o Te Iriroa;
Makatu te tahi ki te Tonga, he whenua no Te Iriroa
ano; ko te taha ki te Hauauru, he whenua
no Rotohiko Haupapa: ko te taha ki te
Marangai, he whenua no Okiwi

Ieni Tapihana Otairoa (ki te Whare o Pii), Ko te taha ki te Marangai, ko te awa tonu o
e tata ana ki Maketu Kaituna; ko te taha ki te Hauauru, ko te
raina a Rakitu; ko te tahi ki te Tonga, ko
te raina ano a Rakitu; ko te taha ki te
Rahiti, ko te raina a Ngahuruhuru

Ieni Tapihana Putangaru, e tata ana ki Ko te taha ki te Hauauru, ko te. kainga a
Maketu Rapana; ko te taha ki te Tonga, ko te
kainga a Kepa; ko te taha ki te Rahiti, ko
te kainga a Henare Pukuatua; ko te taha
ki te Marangi, ko te raina o Wiremu Paki.

Ieni Tapihana Te Tuki, e tata ana ki Maketu Te taha ki te Marangai, ko te awa o Ngatoro;
ko te taha ki te Rahiti ko te huarahi ki a
Kiore; ko te taha ki te Tonga ko te huarahi
e tika ana ki Tiha; ko te taha ki te Hauauru,
ko te raina o Paeroa.

Ieni Tapihana Poporohuamea Nama 1, e Ko te taha ki te Tonga, he whenua e kiia ana
tata ana ki Maketu no Pukatea; ko te taha ki te Marangai, ko
te taha ki te Rahiti, ko te taha ki te Hauauru,
he whenua e kiia ana no Timoti, ko Poporo-
huamea ano te ingoa.

Ieni Tapihana Poporohuamea Nama 2, e Ko te taha ki te Marangai, he whenua no
tata ana ki Maketu Okiwi; ko te taha ki te Hauauru, me te
taha ki te Tonga, he whenua no Wi Paki;
ko te taha ki te Rahiti, he whenua no Pua
Taitumu.

Hakaraia Tipene, Katarine Te Te Puke, 500 eka, me 1080 Kei te mapi.
Atirau, Matene Ngakuru, eka, Whenua Rahui, e tata
Hemi Te Hekemate, Patua ana ki Maketu
Wharepohe, Mauna, Pauna,
Henare Taratara

Native Land Court Office,
Auckland, August 28th, 1882.

NOTICE is hereby given that at a sitting of this Court to be held at Maketu, Bay of Plenty, on the
5th day of October, 1882, will be heard the applications of the persons named in the first column of
the Schedule hereto to be appointed Trustees for the minors named in the second column, with respect to
the blocks of land named in the third column.

Applicants for Appointments as Trustees.

Mita Tahoka Rangituakoha
Patene Te Akau

Names of Minors.

Pani Hineteao
Hona Patene

A. J. DICKEY,
Registrar.

Name of Lands.

Kaikokopu.
Kaikokopu.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1882, No 79

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Continuation of Native Land Claimants and Boundaries Schedule (continued from previous page)

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

20 names identified

Rahera Te Whareururua, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Wiremu Te Whareiro, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Riwa Whititera, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Te Ao Ieni, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Ngatai Winiata Otairoa, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Ieni Tapihana Te Ahoroa, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Ieni Tapihana Otairoa, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Ieni Tapihana Putangaru, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Ieni Tapihana Te Tuki, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Ieni Tapihana Poporohuamea Nama 1, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Ieni Tapihana Poporohuamea Nama 2, Claimant in Native Land Schedule
Hakaraia Tipene, Listed with land claim and acreage
Katarine Te Te Puke, Listed with land claim and acreage
Atirau, Listed with land claim and acreage
Matene Ngakuru, Listed with land claim and acreage
Hemi Te Hekemate, Listed with land claim and acreage
Wharepohe, Listed with land claim and acreage
Mauna, Listed with land claim and acreage
Pauna, Listed with land claim and acreage
Henare Taratara, Listed with land claim and acreage

🪶 Application for Appointment of Trustees for Minors' Land Interests

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated28 August 1882
KeywordsNative Land Court, Trustee appointment, Minors, Land, Maketu, Bay of Plenty
👱🏽 Names

Mita Tahoka Rangituakoha, Applicant for Trustee appointment
Patene Te Akau, Applicant for Trustee appointment
Pani Hineteao, Minor beneficiary of land
Hona Patene, Minor beneficiary of land

👩‍💼 Officials

A. J. Dickey, Registrar

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