New Zealand Gazette – 1884 – No. 47

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✨ Native Land Court Notices

Num. 47.

SUPPLEMENT
TO THE
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
OF
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1884.
Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1884.

SUBDIVISION OF HEREDITAMENTS.
Native Land Court Office,
Gisborne, 4th April, 1884.

NOTICE is hereby given that at a sitting of this Court, to be held at Napier, in the District of Hawke’s Bay, on the 30th day of April next, will be heard the applications of the persons whose names appear in the first column for the subdivision of the hereditaments comprised in the Crown grants of the pieces of land the names of which appear in the second column, situate in the districts named in the third column.

And in pursuance of the provision of section 7 of “The Native Land Division Act, 1882,” all persons having in their possession any original grant or other instrument of title, relating to any of the lands aforesaid, are hereby ordered to produce the same at the said sitting of the Court.

W. GREY,
Registrar.

No.	Names of the Persons applying for the Subdivision of land.	Name of the Block to be subdivided.	District in which the land is situate.
1	Arihi Te Nahu	Whakawiringa	Napier.
2	Arihi Te Nahu	Heretaunga	Napier.
3	Renata Kawepo, Paora Kaiwata, Nopera Kono hi, Hemi Taka, Heha Ngarangio ue, Paramare Te Katene Wa, Paora Rewi, Te Karihoro, Paperu, Haruru	Kohurau No. 1	Napier.
4	Renata Kawepo, S. Locke (trustee for Matetahuna and two others), Atareta Heta riki, Harata Heteriki	Pukehamoamoa	Napier.
5	Aperahama Rautahi	Maharahara	Napier.
6	Arihi Te Nahu	Waipapa	Napier.
7	Hineipaketi a, Mohu Hatua, Harata Hungahunga, Harata, Ihaka Ngarangi	Otarata	Napier.
8	Pateriki Rehua, Hoterene Te Ruri	Heretaunga	Napier.
9	Renata Te Pewa	Raukawa West	Napier.
10	Whanako	Raukawa West	Napier.
11	Roera Tareha, Kurupo Tareha, Horomona Tareha	Kaiwaka	Napier.
12	Roera Tareha, Kuropo Tareha, Horomona Tareha	Te Whareama rainui	Napier.

No.	Names of the Persons applying for the Subdivision of land.	Name of the Block to be subdivided.	District in which the land is situate.
13	Ihakara Kaititiro, Hira ka Te Rango	Owhaoko, and Nos. 1 and 2	Napier.
14	Ihakara Kaititiro, Hira ka Te Rango	Oruamatua	Napier.
15	Arihi Te Nahu	Heretaunga	Napier.
16	Arihi Te Nahu	Rotaakiwi	Napier.
17	Hori Te Aroatua and others	Tarewa	Napier.
18	Mata Te Heipora	Kakiwahine No. 2	Napier.
19	Miriama Hineinuku	Kakiwahine No. 2	Napier.
20	Hohepa Ringanohu	Kakiwahine No. 2	Napier.
21	Henare Koura	Kakiwahine No. 2	Napier.
22	Mutu	Kakiwahine No. 2	Napier.
23	Meriana Cannon, alias Hokomata	Koparakore	Napier.
24	Henerieta Te Hei	Koparekore	Napier.
25	Kereama Te Kaaho	Koparekore	Napier.
26	Renata Kawepo	Pukehamoamoa	Napier.
27	Hoera Paora, Mare Rautahi, Tapapa Rautahi, and others	Tahoraiti	Napier.
28	Hohaia Te Hoata	Whaerangi	Napier.
29	Manaena Tini	Tutira	Napier.
30	Manaena Tini	Purahotangihia	Napier.
31	Manaena Tini	Kaiwaka	Napier.
32	Manaena Tini	Tangoio	Napier.
33	Kotiro Te Ohua	Pakuratahi	Napier.
34	Paora Torotoro, Meihana Takitu, Ahere Te Koari, Heni Rongo maiwahine	Puninga	Napier.
35	Peni Te Ua	Mangateretere West	Napier.
36	Mereana Hokomata	Koparakore	Napier.
37	Ahipene Te Tawa	Koparakore	Napier.
38	Ahipene Te Tawa	Te Kena	Napier.
39	Ahipene Te Tawa	Waiongaharakeke	Napier.
40	Emiri Tiweta	Otawhao No. 3	Napier.
41	Emiri Tiweta	Otawhao No. 2	Napier.
42	Hoani Ngaihi	Otawhao No. 8	Napier.
43	Kingi Tohunga	Otawhao No. 8	Napier.
44	Pene Te Ua, Neihana Takihi	Koparakore	Napier.
45	Peni Te Ua	Ohikakarewa	Napier.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1884, No 47

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🗺️ Notice of Applications for Subdivision of Hereditaments

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated4 April 1884
KeywordsSubdivision, Native Land Court, Hereditaments, Napier
👱🏽 Names

54 names identified

Arihi Te Nahu, Applying for subdivision of Whakawiringa, Heretaunga, Waipapa, Rotaakiwi, Heretaunga
Renata Kawepo, Applying for subdivision of Kohurau No. 1, Pukehamoamoa, Pukehamoamoa
Paora Kaiwata, Applying for subdivision of Kohurau No. 1
Nopera Kono hi, Applying for subdivision of Kohurau No. 1
Hemi Taka, Applying for subdivision of Kohurau No. 1
Heha Ngarangio ue, Applying for subdivision of Kohurau No. 1
Paramare Te Katene Wa, Applying for subdivision of Kohurau No. 1
Paora Rewi, Applying for subdivision of Kohurau No. 1
Te Karihoro, Applying for subdivision of Kohurau No. 1
Paperu, Applying for subdivision of Kohurau No. 1
Haruru, Applying for subdivision of Kohurau No. 1
S. Locke, Trustee for Matetahuna and two others, applying for subdivision of Pukehamoamoa
Atareta Heta riki, Applying for subdivision of Pukehamoamoa
Harata Heteriki, Applying for subdivision of Pukehamoamoa
Aperahama Rautahi, Applying for subdivision of Maharahara
Hineipaketi a, Applying for subdivision of Otarata
Mohu Hatua, Applying for subdivision of Otarata
Harata Hungahunga, Applying for subdivision of Otarata
Harata, Applying for subdivision of Otarata
Ihaka Ngarangi, Applying for subdivision of Otarata
Pateriki Rehua, Applying for subdivision of Heretaunga
Hoterene Te Ruri, Applying for subdivision of Heretaunga
Renata Te Pewa, Applying for subdivision of Raukawa West
Whanako, Applying for subdivision of Raukawa West
Roera Tareha, Applying for subdivision of Kaiwaka, Te Whareama rainui
Kurupo Tareha, Applying for subdivision of Kaiwaka, Te Whareama rainui
Horomona Tareha, Applying for subdivision of Kaiwaka, Te Whareama rainui
Ihakara Kaititiro, Applying for subdivision of Owhaoko, and Nos. 1 and 2, Oruamatua
Hira ka Te Rango, Applying for subdivision of Owhaoko, and Nos. 1 and 2, Oruamatua
Hori Te Aroatua, Applying for subdivision of Tarewa
Mata Te Heipora, Applying for subdivision of Kakiwahine No. 2
Miriama Hineinuku, Applying for subdivision of Kakiwahine No. 2
Hohepa Ringanohu, Applying for subdivision of Kakiwahine No. 2
Henare Koura, Applying for subdivision of Kakiwahine No. 2
Mutu, Applying for subdivision of Kakiwahine No. 2
Meriana Cannon (alias Hokomata), Applying for subdivision of Koparakore
Henerieta Te Hei, Applying for subdivision of Koparakore
Kereama Te Kaaho, Applying for subdivision of Koparakore
Hoera Paora, Applying for subdivision of Tahoraiti
Mare Rautahi, Applying for subdivision of Tahoraiti
Tapapa Rautahi, Applying for subdivision of Tahoraiti
Hohaia Te Hoata, Applying for subdivision of Whaerangi
Manaena Tini, Applying for subdivision of Tutira, Purahotangihia, Kaiwaka, Tangoio
Kotiro Te Ohua, Applying for subdivision of Pakuratahi
Paora Torotoro, Applying for subdivision of Puninga
Meihana Takitu, Applying for subdivision of Puninga
Ahere Te Koari, Applying for subdivision of Puninga
Heni Rongo maiwahine, Applying for subdivision of Puninga
Peni Te Ua, Applying for subdivision of Mangateretere West, Ohikakarewa
Neihana Takihi, Applying for subdivision of Koparakore
Hoani Ngaihi, Applying for subdivision of Otawhao No. 8
Kingi Tohunga, Applying for subdivision of Otawhao No. 8
Emiri Tiweta, Applying for subdivision of Otawhao No. 3, Otawhao No. 2
Ahipene Te Tawa, Applying for subdivision of Koparakore, Te Kena, Waiongaharakeke

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