New Zealand Gazette – 1884 – No. 21

Page 307

✨ Maori Land Claims and Boundaries

Feb. 16.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 307

Nama.	Ko nga ingoa o nga Kaitono.	Nga ingoa o nga whenua me te Takiwa hoki.	Nga rohe.
115	R. Whititera Te Waiatua, Te Wharehoro Taupua, Heera Te Turu, Marata Taupua	Te Pohue Poraka, i te takiwa o Rotorua	Ka timata i Ngamokai, ka haere te Kokonga, ka huri ki te Hauroto, ka haere tonu i te rori o Ohinemutu ki Maketu, te piriti i Waingaehe, ka huri ki te Tuaraki, haere tonu i te awa o Rururiki puta noa i te kongutu awa, ka huri ki te Tuwhenua, ka haere i te taha o te moana o Rotorua, ka tae ana ki Ngamokai, ki te timatanga. He kohatu nga rohe.
116	Eruera Te Uremutu, Rewiri Te Muhu, Rangiwaho Te Amo	Waiwarawara, Nama 1, Oruawhata Pukeroa, e tata ana ki Ohinemutu
117	Rewiri Te Mumuhu, Tuki Haumene, Eruera Te Uremutu	Paeroa, Nama 1, Oruawhata Pukeroa Poraka, e tata ana ki Ohinemutu	Timata i Papatangi, ka ahu ki te Tonga, Timaru, Rurutatangaeko, ka tutuki ki te raina, ka ahu ki te Hauauru, ka kati ki Te Pa-o-Tinirau, ka huri ki Te Muri i runga i te raina, ka kati ki te piihi o Ngatituara. He kohatu nga rohe.
118	Eruera Te Uremutu, Rewiri Te Mumuhu, Te Hiwinui Rotohiko	Hiraua Whakairara, Nama 2, Oruawhata Pukeroa Poraka, e tata ana ki Ohinemutu
119	Patanui Pohipi, Aperahama Tamaiwhakangaro, Te Warihi Makitaunu, me etahi atu	Paepaehakumu Ariki-kapakapa, tetahi wahi o Te Pukeroa Oruawhata, e tata ana ki Ohinemutu	Timata i te moana o Rotorua, ka u ki uta, Paepaehakumanu, Te Kauhanga, haere i runga i te raina rohe potae o Te Pukeroa Oruawhata Poraka, Huapoporo, ka whati, Te Paeroa, Timaru, Te Waro-ia-Te Ranui, Maharo, Tahererauti, haere i te raina, ka kati ki Paepaehakumanu. He kohatu nga rohe.
120	Eruera Te Uremutu, Rewi Te Mumuhu, Rotohiko Haupapa	Hirau Whakairara, e tata ana ki Rotorua
121	Taekata Te Tokoihi, Mita Rawiri Tiniraupeka, Tariu Te Wharekohatu, Hohepa Te Wharekohatu, me etahi atu	Te Hinahina, e tata ana ki Rotorua	Nga rohe he kohatu, ka rere atu ki tetahi kohatu, ka rere ano ki tetahi kohatu ka tutaki ano ki te timatanga, na nga Tupuna enei kohatu, i haere te ruri i runga i aua kohatu, kua oti tenei piihi te ruri.
122	Eruera Te Uremutu	Te Wai-o-Tangaroa	Kei te mapi o Pukeroa Oruawhata.
123	Pirimi Mataiawhea	Turanga-o-Hikanui, e tata ana ki Ohinemutu	Kei te mapi o Pukeroa Oruawhata.

"NATIVE LAND COURT ACT, 1880."

Notice of Times and Places for Investigating Claims.

NOTICE is hereby given that the claims, on behalf of themselves and others, of the several persons whose names are mentioned in the first column of the Schedule hereunder written, to the several blocks of land, of which the names and localities are mentioned in the second column, will be investigated at Ohinemutu, Rotorua, on the 5th day of March next, and following days.

The maps of such of these lands as have been surveyed can be seen at the Courthouse of the Resident Magistrate, Ohinemutu.

Native Land Court Office,
Auckland, 22nd January, 1884.

EDW. HAMMOND,
Registrar.

ADJOURNED CLAIMS.

No.	Names of Claimants.	Name and Locality of Block.
1	Menehira Pouawha, Te Honiana, Kipihana, Maihi Te Ngaru, Arekatera Te Puni, Hare Teimana, and Karanama Te Waro	Te Rotohokahoka, near Rotorua.
2	Hona Te Hauiti	Tokerau, near Rotoiti.
3	Hona Te Hauiti	Manupirua, near Rotoiti.
4	Arekatera Te Puni Te Wera, Whiripo Wera, and others	Te Tuporo at Ohinemutu.
5	Hapi Te Rangitewhata, Ritihia Whareoneone, Atareta Wiremu Kingi, Wahanga Tamehana, and others	Taumataherea No. 1, near Ohinemutu.
6	Ngahana Te Rohu, Pinenga Raniera, Taekata Te Tokoihi, Niramona Pini, Te Raihi Wi Hau, Te Purei Tanira, Te Puhi Tanira, Wiripina Rangirehua, Wenarata Pini, Pia Aperahama, and others	Te Tuporo, at Ohinemutu.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1884, No 21

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

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🗺️ Maori Land Claims and Boundaries (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated16 February 1884
KeywordsMaori Land, Rotorua, Boundaries, Native Land Court, Land Claims
👱🏽 Names

26 names identified

R. Whititera, Claimant, Te Pohue Poraka
Te Waiatua, Claimant, Te Pohue Poraka
Taupua Te Wharehoro, Claimant, Te Pohue Poraka
Heera Te Turu, Claimant, Te Pohue Poraka
Marata Taupua, Claimant, Te Pohue Poraka
Eruera Te Uremutu, Claimant, Waiwarawara, Nama 1, Oruawhata Pukeroa
Rewiri Te Muhu, Claimant, Waiwarawara, Nama 1, Oruawhata Pukeroa
Rangiwaho Te Amo, Claimant, Waiwarawara, Nama 1, Oruawhata Pukeroa
Rewiri Te Mumuhu, Claimant, Paeroa, Nama 1, Oruawhata Pukeroa Poraka
Tuki Haumene, Claimant, Paeroa, Nama 1, Oruawhata Pukeroa Poraka
Eruera Te Uremutu, Claimant, Paeroa, Nama 1, Oruawhata Pukeroa Poraka
Eruera Te Uremutu, Claimant, Hiraua Whakairara, Nama 2, Oruawhata Pukeroa Poraka
Rewiri Te Mumuhu, Claimant, Hiraua Whakairara, Nama 2, Oruawhata Pukeroa Poraka
Te Hiwinui Rotohiko, Claimant, Hiraua Whakairara, Nama 2, Oruawhata Pukeroa Poraka
Patanui Pohipi, Claimant, Paepaehakumu Ariki-kapakapa, Te Pukeroa Oruawhata
Aperahama Tamaiwhakangaro, Claimant, Paepaehakumu Ariki-kapakapa, Te Pukeroa Oruawhata
Te Warihi Makitaunu, Claimant, Paepaehakumu Ariki-kapakapa, Te Pukeroa Oruawhata
Eruera Te Uremutu, Claimant, Hirau Whakairara, near Rotorua
Rewi Te Mumuhu, Claimant, Hirau Whakairara, near Rotorua
Rotohiko Haupapa, Claimant, Hirau Whakairara, near Rotorua
Taekata Te Tokoihi, Claimant, Te Hinahina, near Rotorua
Mita Rawiri Tiniraupeka, Claimant, Te Hinahina, near Rotorua
Tariu Te Wharekohatu, Claimant, Te Hinahina, near Rotorua
Hohepa Te Wharekohatu, Claimant, Te Hinahina, near Rotorua
Eruera Te Uremutu, Claimant, Te Wai-o-Tangaroa, near Rotorua
Pirimi Mataiawhea, Claimant, Turanga-o-Hikanui, near Ohinemutu

🗺️ Notice of Times and Places for Investigating Claims

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated22 January 1884
KeywordsMaori Land, Rotorua, Native Land Court, Land Claims, Investigation
👱🏽 Names

24 names identified

Menehira Pouawha, Claimant, Te Rotohokahoka, near Rotorua
Te Honiana, Claimant, Te Rotohokahoka, near Rotorua
Kipihana, Claimant, Te Rotohokahoka, near Rotorua
Maihi Te Ngaru, Claimant, Te Rotohokahoka, near Rotorua
Arekatera Te Puni, Claimant, Te Rotohokahoka, near Rotorua
Karanama Te Waro, Claimant, Te Rotohokahoka, near Rotorua
Hona Te Hauiti, Claimant, Tokerau, near Rotoiti
Hona Te Hauiti, Claimant, Manupirua, near Rotoiti
Arekatera Te Puni, Claimant, Te Tuporo, at Ohinemutu
Whiripo Wera, Claimant, Te Tuporo, at Ohinemutu
Hapi Te Rangitewhata, Claimant, Taumataherea No. 1, near Ohinemutu
Ritihia Whareoneone, Claimant, Taumataherea No. 1, near Ohinemutu
Atareta Wiremu Kingi, Claimant, Taumataherea No. 1, near Ohinemutu
Wahanga Tamehana, Claimant, Taumataherea No. 1, near Ohinemutu
Ngahana Te Rohu, Claimant, Te Tuporo, at Ohinemutu
Pinenga Raniera, Claimant, Te Tuporo, at Ohinemutu
Taekata Te Tokoihi, Claimant, Te Tuporo, at Ohinemutu
Niramona Pini, Claimant, Te Tuporo, at Ohinemutu
Te Raihi Wi Hau, Claimant, Te Tuporo, at Ohinemutu
Te Purei Tanira, Claimant, Te Tuporo, at Ohinemutu
Te Puhi Tanira, Claimant, Te Tuporo, at Ohinemutu
Wiripina Rangirehua, Claimant, Te Tuporo, at Ohinemutu
Wenarata Pini, Claimant, Te Tuporo, at Ohinemutu
Pia Aperahama, Claimant, Te Tuporo, at Ohinemutu

👩‍💼 Officials

EDW. HAMMOND, Registrar

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