New Zealand Gazette – 1883 – No. 104

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✨ Maori Land Boundary Descriptions

Oct. 6.]

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

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

48 Tuta Tamati, Maraki Tau- Totaranui me Mangarara Waitoretore, ka rere i roto whakaeke ki te
tuhi, Wi Patene
Taumata o Hinerokia, Taumata Kaahu, te
whinau wero a te wawana Tokotokohirawe,
tatu ki Totaranui, te ngutu awa o Tunu-
pua, ka rere i roto, Kaukaupo Ngapuke-
turua, ka rere i roto i te awa o Paetahi ka
puta ki te ngutu awa o taua awa ka rere i
te awanui o Makatote, Okahukaore, Kapu-
kapu Kiriokauika, Waikohu, Te Kura, Te
Waka-a-Tute-whaakikariiniki Waitoretore.

49 Erueti Rena, Tuta Nihoniho, Tutuotiki
Maraki Tautuhi
Ka timata i Te Ahi a Hineauta, Wairoro,
Waitawaki, Te Rangiorooro, Pakuranui,
Waitahoata, Otauhainoa, Te Rere a Kapa-
terangi, Hotchoto, Whareponga, Pokopoko,
Otanekaria, Pukekare, Otuahiti, ka makere
ki te Akau ka riini ki te Ahiahineauta.

50 Tuta Nihoniho, Maraki Tau- Tutuotiki
tuhi, Erueti Rena, Apirana
Tatua, Nepia Hurikara, me
etahi atu
Ka timata i te Mamaangi, Wharepongawai,
Hotohoto, Toetoengahue, Whakararoapohia,
Patawa, Paotearinga Waikahawai, makere
ki te Moana, Te Ahikehe, Wairoro, Wai-
otautu, Maraekura, ka riini ano ki te
Mamaange.

51 Ropiha Tamararo, Mihaera Waihau e tata ana ki Ka timata i Waiowhango ma runga i te raina
Koura, Rawiri Karaha
Uawa
ruri o Taumaihi, ka tae ki Pakarae awa, ka
huri ma runga i te raina ruri o Paremata
Poraka, ka tae ki te Hape nui, ka haere ma
te taha tai ka tutuki ki Waiowhango ki te
timatanga.

52 Te Kawana
Ahomatariki e tata ana Tona rohe ki te Rawhiti ko Makoekoa awa
ki Waiapu
me tetahi whenua papatipu tae atu ki
Hutinga-kiwi tona rohe ki te Tonga he
whenua papatipu ki tetahi wahi e tutata
ana ki te Teihana i Raukumara tona rohe
ki te Hauauru haere atu i taua wahi he
whenua papatipu tae atu ki Okahuparera
haere atu i reira Taumata o te Awhengaio
te rohe ki te Parera ko nga maunga o
Kokomuka te rohe ki te Tuaraki he whenua
papatipu te Pohue awa me te Kopua-
pounamu awa tutuki ki te timatanga.

53 Te Kawana
Pukeamaru e tata ki Tona rohe ki te Rawhiti he whenua papatipu
Waiapu, 9,483 ngaeka
me te awa o Karaka-tuahero ki te Tonga
me te Tonga ma uru ko taua awa ano me
te Onematariki awa, ki te Hauauru ko te
Onematariki awa, me tetahi whenua papa-
tipu, ki te Parera me te Tuaraki he whenua
papatipu me Makirikiri awa me Waerengi
awa tutuki ki te timatanga.

54 Te Kawana

55 Te Kawana

56 Te Kawana
Tututohora e tata ana ki Tona rohe ki te Rawhiti he whenua papatipu,
Waiapu, 5,632 ngaeka
ki te Tonga, ma uru me te Tonga ko
Kopuapounamu awa ki te Hauauru, he
whenua papatipu, ki te Parera me te Tua-
raki he whenua papatipu me te Karaka-
tuwhero awa tutuki ki te timatanga.
Mangaokura
Kei te Tuaraki ko te Papatipu poraka, kei te
Marangai, ko te Aniwaniwa poraka, ko te
Ngare poraka kei te Tonga, kei te Hauauru
ma Tonga hoki ko Waitahaia poraka.
Taitai
Kei te Tuaraki ko nga raina ruri 22,716 nga
ringiki, kei te Marangai, ko te Taikatika
poraka, te Wairakai awa, te Ahomatariki
awa, te Aorangi poraka 32,799 ringiki, kei
te Hauauru ko te Aorangi poraka ano ko
te Mangapekapeka awa, 9,136 ringiki.

57 Te Kawana
Pirauau, 3833
Ko te rohe ki te Raki ko Wharehapua, Papa-
roa me Ruangarehu, ki te Rawhiti, ko
Pirauau Tuakau Nama 1, ki te Tonga ko te
awa o Mangatarata, ki te Hauauru ko te
awa o Te Mata.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1883, No 104

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🪶 Boundary Description for Totaranui and Mangarara Blocks

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated6 October 1883
KeywordsLand boundaries, Maori land, Totaranui, Mangarara, Waitoretore
👱🏽 Names

Tuta Tamati, Listed in land schedule
Wi Patene, Mentioned in boundary description

🪶 Boundary Description for Land starting at Te Ahi a Hineauta

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated6 October 1883
KeywordsLand boundaries, Maori land, Wairoro, Waitawaki
👱🏽 Names

Erueti Rena, Listed in land schedule
Tuta Nihoniho, Listed in land schedule

🪶 Boundary Description for Land starting at Mamaangi

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated6 October 1883
KeywordsLand boundaries, Maori land, Mamaangi, Wharepongawai
👱🏽 Names

Tuta Nihoniho, Listed in land schedule
Erueti Rena, Listed in land schedule
Apirana Tatua, Listed in land schedule
Nepia Hurikara, Listed in land schedule

🪶 Boundary Description for Uawa Area starting at Waiowhango

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated6 October 1883
KeywordsLand boundaries, Maori land, Uawa, Waiowhango
👱🏽 Names

Ropiha Tamararo, Listed in land schedule
Mihaera Waihau, Listed in land schedule
Rawiri Karaha, Listed in land schedule

🪶 Boundary Description for Ahomatariki Block near Waiapu

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated6 October 1883
KeywordsLand boundaries, Ahomatariki, Waiapu, Makoekoa awa

🪶 Boundary Description for Pukeamaru Block near Waiapu (9,483 acres)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated6 October 1883
KeywordsLand boundaries, Pukeamaru, Waiapu, Karaka-tuahero awa

🪶 Boundary Descriptions for Tututohora, Mangaokura, and Taitai Blocks

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated6 October 1883
KeywordsLand boundaries, Tututohora, Mangaokura, Taitai, land areas

🪶 Boundary Description for Pirauau Block (3,833 acres)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated6 October 1883
KeywordsLand boundaries, Pirauau, Wharehapua, Ruangarehu

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