New Zealand Gazette – 1883 – No. 95

Page 1319

✨ Native Land Court Notices

SEPT. 19.]

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

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No.	Name of person applying.	Name of deceased.	Name of Block.
30	Ropoama Meihana	Te Meihana	Wharariki.
31	Hawea Naera	Rawinia	Weraawhaitiri No. 1.
32	Arihi Te Nahui	Kerei Tanguru	Te Wii.
33	Manahi Paewai	Kerei Tanguru	Te Wii.
34	Hamuera Ihaka	Riwai Topa	Waipapa Whareama.
35	Wirihana Kaimokopuna	Rora Whakarongo	Mangatainoka No. 1A.
36	Wirihana Kaimokopuna	Rora Whakarongo	Mangatainoka No. 2A.

PANUITANGA.

Kooti Whenua Maori,
Poneke, Hepetema 6, 1883.

H E Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai, kei te nohoanga o tenei Kooti ki Kereitaone, a te 15 o nga ra o
Oketopa, 1883, te whakawakia ai te take o nga tangata e mau nei o ratou ingoa i te rarangi tuatahi,
i raro nei ki nga piihi whenua a nga tangata kua mate, e mau nei o ratou ingoa i te rarangi tuarua, ko
nga piihi whenua kei te rarangi tuatoru.

Mehemea kua tuhituhi pukapuka Wira te tangata mate i tona oranga ma te Kaitono e kawe mai taua
Wira ki te Kooti, kia kite te Kaiwhakawa, kia tau tika ai te whenua i runga i te hiahia o te tangata mate.

NA PIRIHONA,
Rehita.

KUPU APITI.

Nama.	Ko te ingoa o te tangata e ki ana kia taka mai ki a ia te whenua.	Ko te ingoa o te tangata i mate.	Ko te ingoa o te whenua.
1	Meritene Peneamene	Ruhi Peneamene	Akura.
2	Hemi Matiaha	Matiaha Mokai	Te Kahu.
3	Hemi Matiaha	Te Rina Mokai	Te Kahu.
4	Waata Paraone	Wi Paraone	Kaikokirikiri.
5	Hemi Matiaha	Te Ruia Matiaba	Mataikona Nama 2.
6	Hori Taha	Matiri Piripi	Mangatawari.
7	Akenehi Tutore me etahi atu	Mere Makariri Ngatuere	Mairirikapua.
8	Waata Paraone	Wi Paraone	Ngatamatea.
9	Marakaia Tawaroa	Te Koeti Te Hawera	Oreore Nama 2.
10	Raharuhi Anaru Tuhoukairangi	Anaru Tuhoukairangi	Oreore Nama 3.
11	Wi Te Roikuku	Kerei Tangurn	Otamauri.
12	Amiria Kingi	Matiri Tirau	Okurupatu.
13	Rititia Riwai	Riwai Tamati	Tekihana 394.
14	Kemara Kapo	Te Wenerei Rangitataia	Puahi.
15	Wainohu Te Huki	Panapa	Puahi.
16	Te Korou	Anaru Whakarea	Te Paerau.
17	Riria Takere	Himiona Rangimatuanui	Te Paerau.
18	Ihaka Te Rangimauriora	Eru Te Hana	Te Paerau.
19	Te Korou Nini	Anaru Te Whakarea	Te Paerau.
20	Hori Taha	Matiri Piripi	Pahuri.
21	Mikaera Maru	Te Wenerei Te Tatau...	Tupurupuru 87.
22	Kemara Kapo me Kohea Tatana...	Te Wenerei Rangitataia	Tupurupuru 70.
23	Hapakuku Paewai	Hohepa Paewai	Umutaoroa.
24	Hawea Naera	Rawinia	Tutuotamawhaiaina.
25	Hera Te Ata	Nepia Pohuhu	Takamaitu.
26	Tikawenga Te Tau	Te Para Herehere	Takamaitu.
27	Hori Taha	Taraipine Tareha	Tahorahina.
28	Hori Taha	Te Waka Tahuahi	Tahorahina.
29	Heni Paratene	Anaru Tuhokairangi	Waikohua.
30	Ropoama Meihana	Te Meihana	Wharariki.
31	Hawea Naera	Rawinia	Weraawhaitiri Nama 1.
32	Arihi Te Nahu	Kerei Tanguru	Te Wii.
33	Manahi Paewai	Kerei Tanguru	Te Wii.
34	Hamuera Ihaka	Riwai Topa	Waipapa Whareama.
35	Wirihana Kaimokopuna	Rora Whakarongo	Mangatainoka Nama 1A.
36	Wirihana Kaimokopuna	Rora Whakarongo	Mangatainoka Nama 2A.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1883, No 95

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 applications to Native Land Court regarding deceased estates (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, deceased estates, applications, land blocks
👱🏽 Names

14 names identified

Ropoama Meihana, Applicant for deceased estate
Te Meihana, Deceased Estate owner
Hawea Naera, Applicant for deceased estate
Rawinia , Deceased Estate owner
Arihi Te Nahui, Applicant for deceased estate
Kerei Tanguru, Deceased Estate owner
Manahi Paewai, Applicant for deceased estate
Kerei Tanguru, Deceased Estate owner
Hamuera Ihaka, Applicant for deceased estate
Riwai Topa, Deceased Estate owner
Wirihana Kaimokopuna, Applicant for deceased estate
Rora Whakarongo, Deceased Estate owner
Wirihana Kaimokopuna, Applicant for deceased estate
Rora Whakarongo, Deceased Estate owner

🪶 Native Land Court notice regarding investigation of claims to deceased estates at Greytown

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated6 September 1883
KeywordsNative Land Court, Greytown, deceased estates, investigation of claims, land blocks, Māori language notice
👱🏽 Names

73 names identified

Meritene Peneamene, Applicant for deceased estate
Ruhi Peneamene, Deceased Estate owner
Hemi Matiaha, Applicant for deceased estate
Matiaha Mokai, Deceased Estate owner
Hemi Matiaha, Applicant for deceased estate
Te Rina Mokai, Deceased Estate owner
Waata Paraone, Applicant for deceased estate
Wi Paraone, Deceased Estate owner
Hemi Matiaha, Applicant for deceased estate
Te Ruia Matiaba, Deceased Estate owner
Hori Taha, Applicant for deceased estate
Matiri Piripi, Deceased Estate owner
Akenehi Tutore, Applicant for deceased estate
Mere Makariri Ngatuere, Deceased Estate owner
Waata Paraone, Applicant for deceased estate
Wi Paraone, Deceased Estate owner
Marakaia Tawaroa, Applicant for deceased estate
Te Koeti Te Hawera, Deceased Estate owner
Raharuhi Anaru Tuhoukairangi, Applicant for deceased estate
Anaru Tuhoukairangi, Deceased Estate owner
Wi Te Roikuku, Applicant for deceased estate
Kerei Tangurn, Deceased Estate owner
Amiria Kingi, Applicant for deceased estate
Matiri Tirau, Deceased Estate owner
Rititia Riwai, Applicant for deceased estate
Riwai Tamati, Deceased Estate owner
Kemara Kapo, Applicant for deceased estate
Te Wenerei Rangitataia, Deceased Estate owner
Wainohu Te Huki, Applicant for deceased estate
Panapa , Deceased Estate owner
Te Korou, Applicant for deceased estate
Anaru Whakarea, Deceased Estate owner
Riria Takere, Applicant for deceased estate
Himiona Rangimatuanui, Deceased Estate owner
Ihaka Te Rangimauriora, Applicant for deceased estate
Eru Te Hana, Deceased Estate owner
Te Korou Nini, Applicant for deceased estate
Anaru Te Whakarea, Deceased Estate owner
Hori Taha, Applicant for deceased estate
Matiri Piripi, Deceased Estate owner
Mikaera Maru, Applicant for deceased estate
Te Wenerei Te Tatau, Deceased Estate owner
Kemara Kapo, Applicant for deceased estate
Kohea Tatana, Applicant for deceased estate
Te Wenerei Rangitataia, Deceased Estate owner
Hapakuku Paewai, Applicant for deceased estate
Hohepa Paewai, Deceased Estate owner
Hawea Naera, Applicant for deceased estate
Rawinia , Deceased Estate owner
Hera Te Ata, Applicant for deceased estate
Nepia Pohuhu, Deceased Estate owner
Tikawenga Te Tau, Applicant for deceased estate
Te Para Herehere, Deceased Estate owner
Hori Taha, Applicant for deceased estate
Taraipine Tareha, Deceased Estate owner
Hori Taha, Applicant for deceased estate
Te Waka Tahuahi, Deceased Estate owner
Heni Paratene, Applicant for deceased estate
Anaru Tuhokairangi, Deceased Estate owner
Ropoama Meihana, Applicant for deceased estate
Te Meihana, Deceased Estate owner
Hawea Naera, Applicant for deceased estate
Rawinia , Deceased Estate owner
Arihi Te Nahu, Applicant for deceased estate
Kerei Tanguru, Deceased Estate owner
Manahi Paewai, Applicant for deceased estate
Kerei Tanguru, Deceased Estate owner
Hamuera Ihaka, Applicant for deceased estate
Riwai Topa, Deceased Estate owner
Wirihana Kaimokopuna, Applicant for deceased estate
Rora Whakarongo, Deceased Estate owner
Wirihana Kaimokopuna, Applicant for deceased estate
Rora Whakarongo, Deceased Estate owner

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