New Zealand Gazette – 1884 – No. 21

Page 285

✨ Land Claims and Boundaries



Feb. 16.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 285

No. Names of Claimants. Name and Localities of Blocks. Boundaries.
64 Manahi Te Kaiamo, Pene Mahinui, Raniera Tumata, Raniera Te Ao, and Hori Te Akau Oreko Te Ahuroa, near Ohinemutu, Rotorua Commence at Kapawhiti, proceed to Ngatautara Station, along the boundary of the town to Ngapuraho, and along the river of Utuhina to Omaui, onward to Kaputahi, turn northward along the line of the road to Te Puia, turn South-west to Putataka, onward to Te Toka, and to Kopuawhaitaramea, and turn toward the southern landwind along the boundary of Patetere and Horohoro, as far as the starting point at Kapawhiti.
65 H. K. Te Wharepurangi, Toroti Karapuha, and Eru Te Uremutu Mokorua, near Rotorua Commence at Te Porutu, Te Rahuitawa, Te Piripiri, Takahia, Taawhiringaringa, turn southward, Rorohukea, turn to Lake Rotorua, Puketikapu, onward to Te Takanga, Owenui, Waikawau, turn to Te Porutu, and stop.
66 Te Puhi R. Tanira, Wiremu Kingi, and Taitai Te Purei Te Arero, near Ohinemutu Commence on the northern side, a ditch; on the western side, a swamp; on the northern, a boiling spring; and on the eastern, the Utuhina River.
67 Te Puhi Taniora, Wiremu Kingi, and Taitai Te Purei Te Arero, near Ohinemutu Bounded on the South by a canal; on the west, by a swamp; on the East, by a Ngawha (hot spring); and on the East by Utuhina River.
68 H. K. Te Wharepurangi, Toroiti Karapuha, and Eru Te Uremutu Mokorua, in the district of Rotorua Commences at Te Porutu, thence to Te Rahuitawa, Te Piripiri, Takahia, and Taawhiringaringa, turns to the South, and goes to Rorohukea, turns to the Rotorua Lake, and goes to Puketikapu, continues on to Te Takanga, Owenui, and Waikawau, and turning again goes to Porutu, where it closes.
69 Manahi Te Kaiamo, Pene Mahinui, Raniera Tumata, Raniera Te Ao, and Hori Te Akau Oreko Te Ahuroa, in the district of Ohinemutu, Rotorua Commences at Kapawhiti, thence to Ngatautaroa Station, follows the town boundary to Ngapuraho, runs along Utuhina River to Omaui, goes on to Kaputahi, turns to the Northwest and follows the road to a puia (hot spring), turns to the South-west, and goes to Putakaka, continues on to Te Toka and Kopuawhaitaramea, turns to the South, Paraki (?), and follows the Patetere and Horohoro boundaries, as far as Kapawhiti, the starting point. Its boundaries are rocks.
70 Tunohopu Te Teira, Te Makitaunu Whakaahua, and Te Pimara Whakaahua Para-te-Hoata, in the district of Ohinemutu, Rotorua
71 Hamuera Pango, Te Wheoro Poniwahio, Akapita Hamuera, Poniwahio Pango, and others Mourangaranga, in the district of Rotorua Commences at a pole on the West, goes towards the East as far as the stone boundary beyond, continues on to another stone boundary, and goes to a wooden pole; turns to the North-west, and goes to a pole; turns to the West, goes to a stone boundary on that land, continues on to another stone, goes up to a wooden pole, turns to the South, and goes Te Whirinaki, a stone, closing at the starting point.
72 Takerei Ruha, Pango Te Whareauahi, Te Whiwhi, Heretaunga, Aporo Apiata, Hare Takerei, Ihaia Te Waru, and others Paeroa South, in the district of Rotorua Commences at the peg of Paeroa East at Waiotapu, goes down the Waikato River to Wharerarauhe; turnr to the East, follows the Rotomahana-Parekarangi boundary to the boundary of Paeroa East, and follows it to the starting point.
73 Tauahika Te Manukatohau, Te Miri, and Whakarato Waiohiro, in the district of Rotorua Stones are its boundaries on the side next to the lake, up to land unoccupied, and as far as the starting point.
74 Tauahika Te Manukatohau, Te Miri, and Whakarato Maraemanuka, in the district of Rotorua Stones are its boundaries on the side next to the lake, up to unoccupied land, and as far as the starting point.


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🗺️ Land Claims and Boundaries

🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Land Claims, Boundaries, Rotorua, Native Land Court
32 names identified
  • Manahi Te Kaiamo, Claimant, Oreko Te Ahuroa
  • Pene Mahinui, Claimant, Oreko Te Ahuroa
  • Raniera Tumata, Claimant, Oreko Te Ahuroa
  • Raniera Te Ao, Claimant, Oreko Te Ahuroa
  • Hori Te Akau, Claimant, Oreko Te Ahuroa
  • H. K. Te Wharepurangi, Claimant, Mokorua
  • Toroti Karapuha, Claimant, Mokorua
  • Eru Te Uremutu, Claimant, Mokorua
  • Te Puhi R. Tanira, Claimant, Te Arero
  • Wiremu Kingi, Claimant, Te Arero
  • Taitai Te Purei, Claimant, Te Arero
  • Te Puhi Taniora, Claimant, Te Arero
  • Tunohopu Te Teira, Claimant, Para-te-Hoata
  • Te Makitaunu Whakaahua, Claimant, Para-te-Hoata
  • Te Pimara Whakaahua, Claimant, Para-te-Hoata
  • Hamuera Pango, Claimant, Mourangaranga
  • Te Wheoro Poniwahio, Claimant, Mourangaranga
  • Akapita Hamuera, Claimant, Mourangaranga
  • Poniwahio Pango, Claimant, Mourangaranga
  • Takerei Ruha, Claimant, Paeroa South
  • Pango Te Whareauahi, Claimant, Paeroa South
  • Te Whiwhi, Claimant, Paeroa South
  • Heretaunga, Claimant, Paeroa South
  • Aporo Apiata, Claimant, Paeroa South
  • Hare Takerei, Claimant, Paeroa South
  • Ihaia Te Waru, Claimant, Paeroa South
  • Tauahika Te Manukatohau, Claimant, Waiohiro
  • Te Miri, Claimant, Waiohiro
  • Whakarato, Claimant, Waiohiro
  • Tauahika Te Manukatohau, Claimant, Maraemanuka
  • Te Miri, Claimant, Maraemanuka
  • Whakarato, Claimant, Maraemanuka