New Zealand Gazette – 1883 – No. 80

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✨ Native Land Court Schedules

AUGUST 15.]
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
1153

Name of Claimant.	Name and Locality of Block.	Boundaries.
31. Natanahira Waruwarutu, Arapata Koti, Horomona Iwikau	Waihora ...	Commences at Te Hua, thence to Tauhinu, thence to Otaumata, to Te Ratai, thence to Waikeri, Araiara, to Heketara, thence to Matakana, there it cuts across the centre of the lake to the Taitokerau (low water mark), to Ngawhakahinoe, from there it joins at Te Hua.
32. Te One Matana ...	Kaiapoi No. 27	Boundaries are shown on the subdivisional map of Kaiapoi.
33. Te One Watere, Te Mei- hana, Poihipi Te Ao, Rahui, Matene Piki, and all the tribe	Kaiapoi ...	Commences at Motunau, thence to Kaikoura, thence to Tapuaenuku, Porae, Rangitoto (D'Urville Island), Matangiawhea (Waimea near Nelson), Te Taitapu (West Whanganui), Kawatiri (Westport), Mawhera (Greymouth), Hokitika, Waiau, Maitai, Piopiotahi (Milford Haven), Tuturau (on the Mataura River).
34. Mikara Turangatahi, Te Oti Pita	Te Akeake, Kaiapoi ...	An Island at the mouth of the Waimakariri.

"TE TURE KOOTI WHENUA MAORI, 1880."

He Panuitanga ki nga tangata e whai take ana ki te whenua kia mohiotia ai te wahi me te ra e tu ai
te Kooti hei whakawa i o ratou take.

NA, A, he Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai, ko te take a nga tangata no ratou nga ingoa e mau nei i te
nga ra o Hepetema, 1883, e te Kooti Whenua Maori, ki Kaiapoi. Ko nga tangata katoa e whai tikanga
ana mo aua whenua me haere ki reira.

Ka oti te whakawa, ka puta te Tiwhikete ki te hunga i kitea tona tika e te Kooti: heoi ano, he tino
whakaotinga tena; e kore rawa e tika kia peke mai tetahi tangata ki muri. Ka kitea te mapi o enei
whenua mehemea kua oti te ruri ki te Tari o nga Kairuri Tuturu i Otautahi.

Kooti Whenua Maori,
Poneke, Akuhata 8, 1883.

NA PIRIHONA,
Rehita.

KUPU APITI.

| Ko nga ingoa o nga Kaitono. | Nga ingoa o nga whenua me
te Takiwa hoki. | Nga rohe. |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Timoti Rapatini, Te Oti Rapatiu | Rapaki, Kaikoura | Tekihona Nama 143. |
| 2. Hone Wiremu, Pere Hemi Pere | Poteriwi, Kaiapoi | Tekihona 120 me 121 me te Awa Cam. |
| 3. Wiremu Te Rama | Opukutahi, Wairewa | |
| 4. Rawini Pohoareare me etahi atu | Te Wheke, kei Kaiapoi ... | Ko Tekihana Nama 120, kei te tahataha ki te
Hauraro; ko Tekihana Nama 121, ki te
taha Tonga; ko taua tekihana kai te takiwa
o aua tekihana me te rori ehakoa ki te
Raumatangi. |
| 5. Makarini Mokomoko, Henare Pereita, Hoani Hape | Waituere | |
| 6. Makarini Mokomoko, Hape Hoani Mokomoko, Ria Maka, Rawini Poho- areare, me etahi atu | Kaiapoi | |
| 7. Makarini Mokomoko Hape, me etahi atu | Raukapunga, he whenua rahui | Timata atu i te takutai o te moana o Tutohio
kei te taha whaka te urumatonga ka ahu
whaka te East, Te Whatamaraki, ka ahu
whaka te Whakarua, whaka whiti i te awa o
Koukourarata, Te Upoko-o-Hinetewai, ka
ahu whaka te West, Oiri, ka tutaki ki te
moana ko te rohe o te taha whaka te North-
west ko te Takutai o te moana ka tutaki
ano ki o Tutohio. |
| 8. Rawini Pohoareare | Tekibona 143, Kaiapoi | |
| 9. Irihapeti Te Rato, Toria Wera, Tahana Haikete | Koukourarata | |
| 10. Poihipi Te Aorahui, Horo- mona Iwikau, Hakopa Te Uta o Tu, Arapeta Koti | Kaiapoi, Pa Tawhito | |

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1883, No 80

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 times and places for investigating claims under the Native Land Court Act, 1880 (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated8 August 1883
KeywordsNative Land Court Act 1880, Claims investigation, Schedule, Boundaries, Maori land, Kaiapoi, Rapaki
👱🏽 Names

31 names identified

Natanahira Waruwarutu, Claimant for Waihora block
Arapata Koti, Claimant for Waihora block
Horomona Iwikau, Claimant for Waihora block
Te One Matana, Claimant for Kaiapoi No. 27 block
Te One Watere, Claimant for Kaiapoi block
Te Meihana, Claimant for Kaiapoi block
Poihipi Te Ao, Claimant for Kaiapoi block
Rahui, Claimant for Kaiapoi block
Matene Piki, Claimant for Kaiapoi block
Mikara Turangatahi, Claimant for Te Akeake block
Te Oti Pita, Claimant for Te Akeake block
Timoti Rapatini, Claimant for Rapaki, Kaikoura
Te Oti Rapatiu, Claimant for Rapaki, Kaikoura
Hone Wiremu, Claimant for Poteriwi, Kaiapoi
Pere Hemi Pere, Claimant for Poteriwi, Kaiapoi
Wiremu Te Rama, Claimant for Opukutahi, Wairewa
Rawini Pohoareare, Claimant for Te Wheke block
Makarini Mokomoko, Claimant for Waituere block
Henare Pereita, Claimant for Waituere block
Hoani Hape, Claimant for Waituere block
Makarini Mokomoko Hape, Claimant for Kaiapoi block
Ria Maka, Claimant for Kaiapoi block
Rawini Pohoareare, Claimant for Kaiapoi block
Makarini Mokomoko Hape, Claimant for Raukapunga block
Irihapeti Te Rato, Claimant for Koukourarata block
Toria Wera, Claimant for Koukourarata block
Tahana Haikete, Claimant for Koukourarata block
Poihipi Te Aorahui, Claimant for Kaiapoi, Pa Tawhito
Horomona Iwikau, Claimant for Kaiapoi, Pa Tawhito
Hakopa Te Uta o Tu, Claimant for Kaiapoi, Pa Tawhito
Arapeta Koti, Claimant for Kaiapoi, Pa Tawhito

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