New Zealand Gazette – 1883 – No. 58

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✨ Native Land Court Succession Claims

Numb. 58.

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SUPPLEMENT
TO THE

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
OF THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1883.

Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1883.

Native Land Court Office,
Gisborne, 12th June, 1883.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the sitting of this Court, to be held at Gisborne, on Monday, 9th
July, will be heard the claims of the persons, whose names appear in the first column to succeed
to the interest of the persons deceased, whose names appear in the second column, in the blocks of land
named in the third column.
If any of the people who are dead have made wills, let not those who claim to succeed them neglect to
produce them, that the Judge may see, and decide according to the wish of the deceased.

W. GREY,
Registrar.

No.	Name of person applying.	Name of deceased.	Name of Block.
1	Kepa Hoepo	Rutene Ropiha	Pohirikahawai.
2	Henare Turangi	Heni Tahau	Whakaongaonga No.
3	Henare Turangi	Rawhira Turangi	Whakaongaonga No. 1.
4	Te Waka Tukaiuru	Neta Hekeheke	Whakaongaonga.
5	Tamati Huke	Mere Kinikini	Whakaongaonga No. 2.
6	Mere Kiki	Riria Whio	Whakaongaonga.
7	Wiremu Nuhaka	Riria Whio	Whakaongaonga No. 2.
8	E. F. Harris	Hetarki Te Oikau	Puhatikotiko No. 7.
9	E. F. Harris	Hetariki Te Oikau	Puhatikotiko No. 4.
10	E. F. Harris	Hetariki Oikau	Puhatikotiko No. 3.
11	Aporina Te Kurapa	Paratene Te Kurapa	Puhatikotiko.
12	Peka Kerekere, Merihi Ngore	Heni Puhi	Puhatikotiko.
13	Otene Te Waka	Whare Totara	Puhatikotiko No. 3.
14	Otene Te Waka	Whare Totara	Puhatikotiko No. 1.
15	Panapa Waihopi	Ihaia Tuterangiwhaitiri	Puhatikotiko No. 7.
16	Panapa Waihopi	Thaia Tuterangiwhaitiri	Puhatikotiko No. 5.
17	Panapa Waihopi	Ihaia Tuterangiwhaitiri	Puhatikotiko No. 4.
18	Paroa Haupa	Rihara Rahui	Puhatikotiko No. 4.
19	Tipene Tutaki	Whare Totara	Puhatikotiko.
20	Ka Pahoho	Hetariki Te Oikau	Puhatikotiko No. 3.
21	Ka Pahoho	Hetariki Te Oikau	Puhatikotiko No. 4.
22	Ka Pahoho	Hetariki Te Oikau	Puhatikotiko No. 5.
23	Ka Pahoho	Hetariki Te Oikau	Puhatikotiko No. 7.
24	Ka Pahoho	Paora Kehukehu	Puhatikotiko No. 7.
25	Atareta Ruru	Ritihia Ruru	Puhatikotiko No. 2.
26	Atareta Ruru	Ritihia Ruru	Puhatikotiko No. 5.
27	Atareta Ruru	Ritihia Ruru	Puhatikotiko No. 7.
28	E. F. Harris	Hetariki Oikau	Koutu.
29	E. F. Harris	Hetariki Oikau	Rangatira.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1883, No 58

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

🪶 Notice of Native Land Court hearing for succession claims at Gisborne

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated12 June 1883
KeywordsNative Land Court, Gisborne, Succession claims, Maori land, Land blocks
👱🏽 Names

59 names identified

Kepa Hoepo, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Rutene Ropiha, Deceased in succession claim
Henare Turangi, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Heni Tahau, Deceased in succession claim
Henare Turangi, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Rawhira Turangi, Deceased in succession claim
Te Waka Tukaiuru, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Neta Hekeheke, Deceased in succession claim
Tamati Huke, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Mere Kinikini, Deceased in succession claim
Mere Kiki, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Riria Whio, Deceased in succession claim
Wiremu Nuhaka, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Riria Whio, Deceased in succession claim
E. F. Harris, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Hetarki Te Oikau, Deceased in succession claim
E. F. Harris, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Hetariki Te Oikau, Deceased in succession claim
E. F. Harris, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Hetariki Oikau, Deceased in succession claim
Aporina Te Kurapa, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Paratene Te Kurapa, Deceased in succession claim
Peka Kerekere, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Merihi Ngore, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Heni Puhi, Deceased in succession claim
Otene Te Waka, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Whare Totara, Deceased in succession claim
Otene Te Waka, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Whare Totara, Deceased in succession claim
Panapa Waihopi, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Ihaia Tuterangiwhaitiri, Deceased in succession claim
Panapa Waihopi, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Thaia Tuterangiwhaitiri, Deceased in succession claim
Panapa Waihopi, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Ihaia Tuterangiwhaitiri, Deceased in succession claim
Paroa Haupa, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Rihara Rahui, Deceased in succession claim
Tipene Tutaki, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Whare Totara, Deceased in succession claim
Ka Pahoho, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Hetariki Te Oikau, Deceased in succession claim
Ka Pahoho, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Hetariki Te Oikau, Deceased in succession claim
Ka Pahoho, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Hetariki Te Oikau, Deceased in succession claim
Ka Pahoho, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Hetariki Te Oikau, Deceased in succession claim
Ka Pahoho, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Paora Kehukehu, Deceased in succession claim
Atareta Ruru, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Ritihia Ruru, Deceased in succession claim
Atareta Ruru, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Ritihia Ruru, Deceased in succession claim
Atareta Ruru, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Ritihia Ruru, Deceased in succession claim
E. F. Harris, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Hetariki Oikau, Deceased in succession claim
E. F. Harris, Applying to succeed deceased interest
Hetariki Oikau, Deceased in succession claim

👩‍💼 Officials

W. Grey, Registrar

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