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✨ Native Land Subdivision Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 25

Names of the Persons applying for the Subdivision of Land.

Name of the Block to be
subdivided.

District in which the Land
is situate.

Hori Karaka and others
Ieni Tapihana
Ihaka Te Hiwi

Waitepuia
Section No. 25, 35 acres
Te Puke, 1,000 aares,
ank 500 acres

Maketu.
Maketu.
Maketu.

Ani Ngawharau, Ruruhira Wawatai, Koutu Te Riri-
tuku, and Hohepa Tau
Hoani Te Kahutaka, Hakaraia Peraniko, Harete,
Tamiuru, ank Ngatiti Te Whareangaanga
Wi Hapi Te Koata
Rangiuru

Maketu.
Te Pokohu No. 1
Te Pokohu

Rotorua.
Rotorua.

HE PANUITANGA.

Mo etahi piihi Whenua kia Wahia.

Tari o te Kooti Whenua Maori,
Akarana, Maehe 6, 1883.

H
TE Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai, ko a te nohoanga o tenei Kooti ki Maketu, i te Takiwa
o Pei o Pereti, a te 9 o nga ra o Aperira, 1883, te whakarangona ai nga tono a nga tangata e mau nei
o ratou ingoa i te rarangi tuatahi, kia wahia, kia roherohea nga whenua i roto i nga Karauna Karaati e

Ko nga ingoa o nga tangata i tono kia wahia
te whenua.

Te ingoa o te whenua i tonoa
te whenua.

Te Takiwa.

Hori Karaka, me etahi atu
Ieni Tapihana

Waitepuia
Tekihana Nama 25, Por-
aka Nama 2, 35 nga
ekeka

Maketu.
Maketu.

Ihaka Te Hiwi
Te Puke, 1000 eka me
te 500 eka

Maketu.

Ani Ngawharau, Ruruhira Wawatai, Koutu Te Kiri-
tuku, Hohepa Tau
Hoani Te Kahutaka, Hakaraia Peraniko, Harete
Tamiuru, Ngatiti Te Whareangaanga
Wi Hapi te Koata
Rangiuru

Maketu.
Te Pokohu Nama 1
Te Pokohu

Rotorua.
Rotorua.

Native Land Court Office,
Auckland, 6th March, 1883.

Nday of the application that Baf on th
OTICE is hereby given that at a sitting of this Court to be held at Maketu, Bay of Plenty, on the 9th
Native Reserves, for an order of Court defining the proportionate shares of the persons found by the
Native Land Court to be the owners of the two reserves in Te Puke Block, Bay of Plenty District, contain-
ing respectively 1,000 and 500 acres, the boundaries of which are described in the Schedule hereunder.

EDW. HAMMOND,
Registrar.

SCHEDULE.

Te Puke Reserve, 500 Acres.
BOUNDED towards the North-east by Allotment No. 19, the crossing of a road line, and Allotment No. 23,
3907 links, towards the East by the Waiari River; towards the South-west by Allotment No. 1, the
crossing of a road line, and Allotments Nos. 11 and 12, 6022 links; and towards the North-west by Allot-
ment No. 12 aforesaid, and Allotments Nos. 30, 29, 28, 27, 26, 25, and 18, 8175 links: be all the aforesaid
linkages more or less.

Te Puke Reserve, 1,000 Acres (Motungarara).
Bounded towards the North-east by a line, 4903 links; towards the East by the Atuaroa River, the
Raparapahoe River, thence by Allotment No. 2, 700 links; towards the South-west by Allotment No. 2
aforesaid, 7637 links; and towards the North-west by the Waitaha No. 1 Block, 20,000 links: be all the
aforesaid linkages more or less.

Tari o te Kooti Whenua Maori,
Akarana, Maehe 6, 1883.
H E Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai ko a te nohoanga o tenei Kooti ki Maketu, Pei o Pereti, a te 9 o
nga ra o Aperira, 1883, te whakarangona ai te tono a te Make (Alexander Mackay, Esq.) te
Komihana mo nga Whenua Rahui Maori, kia puta ai tetahi Ota o te Kooti hei whakatau i te iti, i te rahi

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1883, No 25

In 1865 Parliament moved to Wellington and sat in the Wellington Provincial Council Chambers (depicted). Gradually expanded into a larger complex of buildings, it was replaced by the General Assembly Library in 1899

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Native Land Court Sitting at Maketu for Subdivision of Te Puke Block

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated6 March 1883
KeywordsNative Land Court, Subdivision, Land claims, Maketu, Te Puke Block, Boundaries, Reserves
👱🏽 Names

13 names identified

Hori Karaka, Applicant for land subdivision
Ieni Tapihana, Applicant for land subdivision
Ihaka Te Hiwi, Applicant for land subdivision
Ani Ngawharau, Applicant for land subdivision
Ruruhira Wawatai, Applicant for land subdivision
Koutu Te Rirituku, Applicant for land subdivision
Hohepa Tau, Applicant for land subdivision
Hoani Te Kahutaka, Applicant for land subdivision
Hakaraia Peraniko, Applicant for land subdivision
Harete Tamiuru, Applicant for land subdivision
Ngatiti Te Whareangaanga, Applicant for land subdivision
Wi Hapi Te Koata, Applicant for land subdivision
Rangiuru, Applicant for land subdivision

👩‍💼 Officials

Edward Hammond, Registrar
Alexander Mackay, Esquire, Commissioner for Native Reserves

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