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✨ Schedule of Maori Land Claims

AUG. 8.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1107

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

Paora Parau, Peti Tai-
huka, Matenga Taihuka,
me etahi atu | Ouepoha, e tata ana ki Tu-
ranganui | Mangaehu, te raina o Waimata West, ka
tutuki ki te raina o Ngakoroa, ka huri i
roto i te awa o Uepoha, ka tutuki ano ki te
tamatanga.
Kia tirohia te mapi.
Hirini Tangataatua, Ka-
tarina Mapuraa, Wiremu
Kainuku, Hare Mauhata | Taheremaro, he whewehe
nga o Waiwhakaata, e tata
ana ki Turanga
Manihera Maiki, Matiu
Mautaka, Te Otene Te
Waka, Hohepa Waikore,
Tipene Tutaki, Pera Tau-
toko, Ruia Parewhai | Kaitara, e tata ana ki Tu-
ranga | Ko te rohe ki te Tonga ko Waikohu awa, ko
te rohe ki te Parera ko Puhatikotiko Nama
7, ko te rohe ki te Rawhiti ko te raina o
Puhatikotiko Nama 1.
Manihera Maiki, Matiu
Mautaka, Te Otene te
Waka, Hohepa Waikore,
Tipene Tutaki, Ruia Par-
ewhai | Pareotewheku | ... | Ki te Rawhiti ko te rohe ko Kaitara; ki te Raki
ko Puhatikotiko Nama 7; te rohe ki te
Hauauru ko Puhatikotiko Nama 7; ki te
Tonga ko Waikohu awa.
Hemi Waaka, Hirini Te
Ratu, Paora Te Hau,
Hirini Nui, Matenga
Waaka, Pene Hokotu-
peka | Tarewauru, e tata ana ki Tu-
ranga | Timata mai i a Haerengarangi, ka rere mai ki
Tawake, haere mai i runga i te raina o Te
Whakaongaonga, whakamau kia Paekaokao,
haere i runga i te raina a te Kawanatanga,
Waimata, Kahunui, Puketirakiraki, Timu-
o-Te-Kowhai, haere i runga i te raina o
Tauowhiro, te awa o Arai, Pukemia, Rerepi,
haere i runga i te raina o Marateaha Nama
2, Mataitangaroa, Mautoro, te awa o Arai,
Te Kaiapu-a-Te Ahikuri, Ngamarua-o-
Tuwhaikaru, whakamau ki o Tawake.
te taiepa a Te Otene Tutewiwini, tae atu ki
te Haera Ngaungau, ka tutuki atu ki te
raina o Kaupapa, ka whati, ka rere tonu, ka
tutuki ki te rori nui o Kuini, ka tae ki te
Keti, ka whati, ka rere tonu i te taiepa, ka
tutuki ki te timatanga atu
Ruihi Tawai, Katerina
Papaki, Rutene Ahunuku,
Harata Wheku, Mohi
Tarapuhi | Otahu, e tata ana ki Tura-
nganui | Te Rongotumamao, Te Kowhai, ka hono
ano ki Te Kiwi.
Heni Puakanga, Hirini
Kawenga, Pere Kawenga | Te Kowhai, e tata ana ki
Turanga | Ka timata i Te Kiwi, Te Pa-o-Te-Nenewai,
ano ki Te Kiwi.
Nikora Kiripaura, Miri-
ama Te Okiekie, Ani
Patene Te Wau | Te Iho o Te Iriwhare, e tata
ana ki Turanga | Ka timata i Te Arai awa, Te Pa-o-Kare, Te
Pohatu, rere atu ki te raina o Patutahi,
Okapu, Tirotirowhetu, tika atu ki te teihana
i Papatu, ka hono ano ki Te Arai.
Heni Puakanga, Hirini
Kawenga, Pera Kawenga | Ngatapairu, e tata ana ki
Turanga | Ka timata i Te Upoko-o-Te-Whakarau, Mata-
werohia, Taumamaiwaho, Mangamutu, ka
rere i roto o te awa, ka hono ano ki Te
Upoko-o-Te-Whakarau.
Hirini Kawenga, Heni
Puakanga, Pera Kawe-
nga | Te Rere, e tata ana ki Tura-
nga | Ka timata i Te Rere, Te Kiwi, Whakapae, Te
Rongotumamao, Te Ahititi, Mangamutu,
Karitapapa, Te Karaka-a- Kiriwhariki,
Hikuera, Te Iho-o-Te-Pariroa, Huanoa, ka
hono ano ki Te Rere.
Henare Turangi, Paora
Pere, Miriama Makahira,
Pera Pere | Te Rakaupakeha, e tata ana
ki Turanga | Kei te mapi nga rohe, he wahi tenei no Nga-
tapairu, wahi o Papatu.
Nikora Kiripaura, Pera
Tipoki, Miriama Okiekie,
Renata Hamuhamu, Iha-
kara Haeta, me etahi atu | Whakapunake, e tata ana ki
Turanga | Kei te mapi e mau ana.
Peti Taihuka, Hoera Tako,
Matenga Taihuka | Kumukumu, o tata ana ki
Turanganui | Tona rohe ki te Tuaraki ko te awa o Waihora,
tona rohe ki te Tonga he raina ruri o
Waihora poraka, kua oti te ruri.
Wiremu Nuhaka, Hoeta
Riaka, Hineitukua, me
etahi atu | Te Tuhi, e tata ana ki Kihi-
pane | Timata i te raina o Te Rimuroa, ka ahu wha-
kauta o Ruakituri, Takirikiri, Putakeoneone,
Te Uwauwa, Tutaepukenui, Otekanapa,
Waikatea, ka tomo i roto i taua awa, Uru-
tutu, ka ahu whakauta, Taumatapuratu,
Tangihanga, Makareao, Mangaotu, ka ahu
ki roto i taua awa, Pareranui, ka heke ki
runga ki te raina o Te Rimuroa.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1883, No 77

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

🪶 Continuation of schedule listing applicants, land names, and boundaries for Maori land claims (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsMaori Land Claims, Schedule, Applicants, Boundaries, Turanganui, Turanga, Kihipane
👱🏽 Names

58 names identified

Paora Parau, Applicant for Ouepoha land claim
Peti Taihuka, Applicant for Ouepoha land claim
Matenga Taihuka, Applicant for Ouepoha land claim
Hirini Tangataatua, Applicant for Taheremaro land claim
Katarina Mapuraa, Applicant for Taheremaro land claim
Wiremu Kainuku, Applicant for Taheremaro land claim
Hare Mauhata, Applicant for Taheremaro land claim
Manihera Maiki, Applicant for Kaitara land claim
Matiu Mautaka, Applicant for Kaitara land claim
Te Otene Te Waka, Applicant for Kaitara land claim
Hohepa Waikore, Applicant for Kaitara land claim
Tipene Tutaki, Applicant for Kaitara land claim
Pera Tautoko, Applicant for Kaitara land claim
Ruia Parewhai, Applicant for Kaitara land claim
Manihera Maiki, Applicant for Pareotewheku land claim
Matiu Mautaka, Applicant for Pareotewheku land claim
Te Otene Te Waka, Applicant for Pareotewheku land claim
Hohepa Waikore, Applicant for Pareotewheku land claim
Tipene Tutaki, Applicant for Pareotewheku land claim
Ruia Parewhai, Applicant for Pareotewheku land claim
Hemi Waaka, Applicant for Tarewauru land claim
Hirini Te Ratu, Applicant for Tarewauru land claim
Paora Te Hau, Applicant for Tarewauru land claim
Hirini Nui, Applicant for Tarewauru land claim
Matenga Waaka, Applicant for Tarewauru land claim
Pene Hokotupeka, Applicant for Tarewauru land claim
Ruihi Tawai, Applicant for Otahu land claim
Katerina Papaki, Applicant for Otahu land claim
Rutene Ahunuku, Applicant for Otahu land claim
Harata Wheku, Applicant for Otahu land claim
Mohi Tarapuhi, Applicant for Otahu land claim
Heni Puakanga, Applicant for Te Kowhai land claim
Hirini Kawenga, Applicant for Te Kowhai land claim
Pere Kawenga, Applicant for Te Kowhai land claim
Nikora Kiripaura, Applicant for Te Iho o Te Iriwhare land claim
Miriama Te Okiekie, Applicant for Te Iho o Te Iriwhare land claim
Ani Patene Te Wau, Applicant for Te Iho o Te Iriwhare land claim
Heni Puakanga, Applicant for Ngatapairu land claim
Hirini Kawenga, Applicant for Ngatapairu land claim
Pera Kawenga, Applicant for Ngatapairu land claim
Hirini Kawenga, Applicant for Te Rere land claim
Heni Puakanga, Applicant for Te Rere land claim
Pera Kawenga, Applicant for Te Rere land claim
Henare Turangi, Applicant for Te Rakaupakeha land claim
Paora Pere, Applicant for Te Rakaupakeha land claim
Miriama Makahira, Applicant for Te Rakaupakeha land claim
Pera Pere, Applicant for Te Rakaupakeha land claim
Nikora Kiripaura, Applicant for Whakapunake land claim
Pera Tipoki, Applicant for Whakapunake land claim
Miriama Okiekie, Applicant for Whakapunake land claim
Renata Hamuhamu, Applicant for Whakapunake land claim
Ihakara Haeta, Applicant for Whakapunake land claim
Peti Taihuka, Applicant for Kumukumu land claim
Hoera Tako, Applicant for Kumukumu land claim
Matenga Taihuka, Applicant for Kumukumu land claim
Wiremu Nuhaka, Applicant for Te Tuhi land claim
Hoeta Riaka, Applicant for Te Tuhi land claim
Hineitukua, Applicant for Te Tuhi land claim

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