New Zealand Gazette – 1882 – No. 79

Page 1333

✨ Maori Land Claims - Succession and Deceased

SEPT. 25.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1333

Applicant to succeed.

Parehuia Te Parekowhai
Hapeta Pakuru
Raimapaha Matene
Matene Te Huaki
Reimona Poihipi
Reimona Poihipi
Ngahina Te Aho
Rora Te Ranapia
Apihaira
Akuhata Heta
Iraia Tikapa
Erueti Porotene
Te Utauta
Te Utauta
Rehara, and others
R. Whititera Te Waiatua
Toki Maraea
Hana Timoti
Hana Timoti
Kataraina Nataria
Maora Te Auheoro
Mokomoko
Ngaturu Akaripa
Pirika Ngawharekorero
Piripi
Roka Mohi Kingi
Taimona Hapimana
R. Whititera Te Waiatua
Te Kotuhi Te Waiatua
Arama Karaka Hutuha
Te Kotuhi Te Waiatua
Kepa Te Rangipuawhe
Kepa Te Rangipuawhe
Kepa Te Rangipuawhe

Person deceased.

Te Parekowhai Nohomatarae
Rahapa Kahuawe
Raimapaha Rawinia
Amapiria Matene
Hataraka Eruera
Repora Poihipi
Te Aho Ngakina
Henerieta
Mere Raiha
Makarena (Marara)
Tuherangi Makarena
Hori Porotene...
Wiremu Keeра
Ruka Keepa
Urukehu
Taiapo Te Waiatua
Maraea Te Waitoki
Timoti Huirae
Timoti Huirae...
Nataria
Te Miau Te Tuatara
Iritana Eramiha
Minarapa
Rawinia Rangikauamo
Pinenga Pee
Kataraina Mohi
Te Ruia Hapimana
Taiapo Te Waiatua
Taiapo Te Waiatua
Hutuha Tuhoto
Taiapo Te Waiatua
Waka Komene
Waka Te Komene
Waka Te Komene

Name of Block.

Waitahanui Reserve.
Whakarewa, Lot 63.
Whakarewa, Lot 63.
Whakarewa, Lot 63.
Whakarewa, Lot 63.
Whakarewa, Lot 63.
Whakarewa, Lot 63.
Whakarewa, Lot 63.
Whakarewa, Lot 63.
Whakarewa, Lot 63.
Whakarewa, Lot 63.
Ohiwa, No. 331.
Pekapekatahi.
Pekapekatahi.
Ohiwa, No. 333, 5 acres.
Te Puke.
Otawa, No. 1.
Whakarewa, Lot 63.
Ohinekopiri.
Paengaroa.
Paengaroa, No. 1.
Paengaroa North, No. 10.
Paengaroa North, No. 10.
Paengaroa North, No. 10.
Paengaroa North, No. 10.
Paengaroa North, No. 10.
Paengaroa North, No. 10.
Te Rauotehuia.
Te Rauotehuia.
Te Rauotehuia.
Te Puke.
Nama 4, Parish of Matata.
Nama 28, Parish of Matata.
Nama 14, Parish of Matata.

PANUITANGA.

Tari o te Kooti Whenua Maori,
Akarana, Akuhata 28, 1882

HB E Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai, kei te nohoanga o tenei Kooti ki Maketu, Pei o Pereti a te 5
o nga ra o Oketopa, 1882, te whakawakia ai te take o nga tangata e mau nei o ratou ingoa i te
rarangi tuatahi ki nga piihi whenua a nga tangata kua mate, e mau nei o ratou ingoa te rarangi tuarua,
ko nga pihii whenua kei te rarangi tuatoru.

Mehemea kua tuhituhi pukapuka Wira te tangata mate i tona oranga, ma te Kaitono e kawe mai taua
Wira ki te Kooti, kia kite te Kaiwhakawa, kia tau tika ai te whenua i runga i te hiahia o te tangata mate.

ΝΑ ΤΙΚΙ,
Rehita o te Kooti.

Ko te ingoa o te tangata e ki ana kia taka
mai ki a ia te whenua.

Ko te ingoa o te tangata i mate.

Ko te ingoa o te whenua.

mana
Maaata Ngamako, Te Okiha Reti- Te Awaawa
Mere Maihi, me etahi atu
M. W. Maihi Te Rangikaheke
Taimona
Arama Karaka Hutuha
Arama Kataka Hutuha
Tawhi Waitetoki
Huhana Te Ngakauiti
Huhana Te Ngakauiti
Te Ngaro Renata
Hiraina Ngapaki
Horotiu Te Herewini, Tuwatatou
Hori Tahana Kaiawhiti
Te Ngaro Renata
Nutana Waihi
Hiraina Ngawepu

W. Hataraka Maihi
Hori Porotene...
Hori Porotene...
Mohi Te Orihau
Mohi Te Orihau
Maraea Waitetoki
Haukore
Haukore
Te Pirihi Te Koturai
Ngapaki
Ngapaki
Tahana Kaiawhiti
Te Pirihi Te Kotuku Heaira
Tahana Kaiawhiti
Ngapaki

Ohiwa Nama 302.
Ohiwa Nama 279.
Ohiwa Nama 331.
Ohiwa Rota 331.
Ohiwa, 20 eka.
Ohiwa, 5 eka.
Otawa.
Whataroa Nama 2.
Waitepuia.
Kaikokopu.
Kaikokopu.
Kaikokopu.
Kaikokopu.
Kaikokopu.
Kaikokopu.
Kaikokopu

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1882, No 79

The Old Government Buildings (depicted) were completed in 1876 and initially housed the entire Wellington-based civil service as well as the entire New Zealand Cabinet. The Executive Council met there until 1948.

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🗺️ Maori Land Claims - Succession and Deceased (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated25 September 1882
KeywordsLand Claims, Maori Land, Succession, Deceased, Native Land Court
👱🏽 Names

72 names identified

Parehuia Te Parekowhai, Applicant to succeed
Hapeta Pakuru, Applicant to succeed
Raimapaha Matene, Applicant to succeed
Matene Te Huaki, Applicant to succeed
Reimona Poihipi, Applicant to succeed
Ngahina Te Aho, Applicant to succeed
Rora Te Ranapia, Applicant to succeed
Apihaira, Applicant to succeed
Akuhata Heta, Applicant to succeed
Iraia Tikapa, Applicant to succeed
Erueti Porotene, Applicant to succeed
Te Utauta, Applicant to succeed
R. Whititera Te Waiatua, Applicant to succeed
Toki Maraea, Applicant to succeed
Hana Timoti, Applicant to succeed
Kataraina Nataria, Applicant to succeed
Maora Te Auheoro, Applicant to succeed
Mokomoko, Applicant to succeed
Ngaturu Akaripa, Applicant to succeed
Pirika Ngawharekorero, Applicant to succeed
Piripi, Applicant to succeed
Roka Mohi Kingi, Applicant to succeed
Taimona Hapimana, Applicant to succeed
Arama Karaka Hutuha, Applicant to succeed
Kepa Te Rangipuawhe, Applicant to succeed
Te Parekowhai Nohomatarae, Person deceased
Rahapa Kahuawe, Person deceased
Raimapaha Rawinia, Person deceased
Amapiria Matene, Person deceased
Hataraka Eruera, Person deceased
Repora Poihipi, Person deceased
Te Aho Ngakina, Person deceased
Henerieta, Person deceased
Mere Raiha, Person deceased
Makarena Marara, Person deceased
Tuherangi Makarena, Person deceased
Hori Porotene, Person deceased
Wiremu Keeра, Person deceased
Ruka Keepa, Person deceased
Urukehu, Person deceased
Taiapo Te Waiatua, Person deceased
Maraea Te Waitoki, Person deceased
Timoti Huirae, Person deceased
Te Miau Te Tuatara, Person deceased
Iritana Eramiha, Person deceased
Minarapa, Person deceased
Rawinia Rangikauamo, Person deceased
Pinenga Pee, Person deceased
Kataraina Mohi, Person deceased
Te Ruia Hapimana, Person deceased
Waka Komene, Person deceased
Maaata Ngamako, Applicant to succeed
Te Okiha Reti, Applicant to succeed
Mere Maihi, Applicant to succeed
M. W. Maihi Te Rangikaheke, Applicant to succeed
Taimona, Applicant to succeed
Arama Karaka Hutuha, Applicant to succeed
Tawhi Waitetoki, Applicant to succeed
Huhana Te Ngakauiti, Applicant to succeed
Te Ngaro Renata, Applicant to succeed
Hiraina Ngapaki, Applicant to succeed
Horotiu Te Herewini, Applicant to succeed
Hori Tahana Kaiawhiti, Applicant to succeed
Te Ngaro Renata, Applicant to succeed
Nutana Waihi, Applicant to succeed
Hiraina Ngawepu, Applicant to succeed
Huhana Te Ngakauiti, Applicant to succeed
Renata Te Ngaro, Applicant to succeed
Ngapaki, Applicant to succeed
Te Pirihi Te Kotuku Heaira, Applicant to succeed
Tahana Kaiawhiti Te Herewini, Applicant to succeed
Ngapaki, Applicant to succeed

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