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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 58

Tame Kirimana, Hami Puha, Ramari Puhipuhi, Ramari Kauere, Nikorima, Henry Glover (half-caste), Karauria Pahura, Arapera Pahura, Peere Rakaitapu, Hami Rakaitapu, Horiana Tautau, Wiki Rangi, Harata Makuru, Henare Puhipuhi, Raiha Kakahupaea, Ka Tue, Irihapeti Poia, Keita Rakaitapu, Heremia Taurewa, Arapeta or Peta Rangiuiia, Hare Huatau, Mihaere Koura, Tamati Tautau, Taare Kirimana, Hepeta Matai, Reweti Rangi, Hami Kirimana, Rawiri Tautau, Pera Kapo, Hirini te Kani, Wi Kingi Hori, Hare Hautapu, Patara Rangi, Eruera Harete, and Wiremu Konohi te Au alias Wiremu te Aau, in the parcel of land situate at Tologa Bay, in the District of Poverty Bay, and known as the Uawa No. 2 Block; also the interests of Hori Mokai, Karauria Pahura, Arapera Pahura, Ani Kirimana, Kihi Tupara, Hori Mokoera, Hohepa Pera or Tue, Hiria Riuhaunga, Raiha Kakahupaea, Harata Makuru, Aterea Mokai, Hera Keru, Pera Kapotaiaha, Karini Haua, Harawira Karaha, and Tamati Hautapu in the parcel of land situated at Tologa Bay, in the District of Poverty Bay, and known as the Kourateuwhi No. 2 Block; also the interests of Wi Kingi Hori, Heremia Taurewa, Karauria Pahura, Himiona te Kani, Raniera Turoa, and Arapeta Rangiuiia in the parcel of land situate at Tologa Bay, in the District of Poverty Bay, and known as the Ihunui Block,—have, on the 18th day of September, 1890, left at the office, in the Government Buildings, at the City of Wellington, of the Registrar of the Native Land Court for the District of Wellington, the place on that behalf by the Commissioners appointed under section 20 of the above-mentioned Act, applications, pursuant to the said Act and to the rules made by the said Commissioners thereunder, that the said Commissioners shall inquire into all the circumstances attending the said alleged alienation or acquisition of the said interests in the said lands.

And notice is hereby further given that certified copies of such applications, and of every instrument in writing, order of the Native Land Court, and other document upon which I rely in support of the said claim, have been deposited by me with the Clerk of the Resident Magistrate’s Court at Tologa Bay, where the same are open for public inspection without payment of any fee.

And notice is hereby further given that every person desiring to be heard in opposition to my said claims is required to file and serve notice of such opposition, and of the grounds thereof, fourteen days at least before the day which shall be appointed for hearing my said claims, and in the form and in the manner prescribed by the rules made by the said Commissioners.

And notice is hereby further given that my address for service is at the office of Messrs. Nolan and Skeet, Solicitors, Gladstone Road, Gisborne.

Dated this 18th day of September, 1890.

ANDREW REEVES.

515

NOTICE OF APPLICATION.—“THE NATIVE LAND COURT ACTS AMENDMENT ACT, 1889.”

NOTICE is hereby given that THE BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES, claiming to have purchased or acquired the parcels of land situated in the District of Poverty Bay, and known as the Mokairau No. 2, have, on the 18th day of September, 1890, left at the office in the Government Buildings, at the City of Wellington, of the Registrar of the Native Land Court for the District of Wellington, the place on that behalf by the Commissioners appointed under section 20 of the above-mentioned Acts, an application, pursuant to the said Act and to the rules made by the said Commissioners thereunder, that the said Commissioners shall inquire into all the circumstances attending the said alleged alienation or acquisition of the said land.

And notice is hereby further given that certified copies of such applications, and of every instrument in writing, order of the Native Land Court, and other document upon which I rely in support of the said claim, have been deposited by me with the Clerk of the Resident Magistrate’s Court at Tologa Bay, where the same are open for public inspection without payment of any fee.

And notice is hereby further given that every person desiring to be heard in opposition to my said claims is required to file and serve notice of such opposition, and of the grounds thereof, fourteen days at least before the day which shall be appointed for hearing my said claims, and in the form and in manner prescribed by the rules made by the said Commissioners.

And notice is hereby further given that my address for service is at the office of Messrs. Nolan and Skeet, Solicitors, Gladstone Road, Gisborne.

Dated this 18th day of September, 1890.

THE BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES,
By its Solicitor, FRANK W. SKEET.

514

“THE NATIVE LAND COURT ACTS AMENDMENT ACT, 1889.”

NOTICE is hereby given that we, JOHN STUDHOLME the younger, WILLIAM PAUL STUDHOLME, and JOSEPH FRANCIS STUDHOLME, all of Owhaoko, Sheep-farmers,—claiming to have purchased or acquired the interests of Renata Kawepo, Anaru Wanikau, Harata Hokakoka, Atareta Kaingakore, Watarawhi Hohaia, Te Amapo Mina, Wiremu Parao-tene, Karena Taniwha, Rora te Oi, Hopa te Auraki, Ana Maata Kato, Renata Kawepo (as Trustee for Heta Hakiwai, Hoani Hakiwai, Wi Hakiwai, Ka Hakiwai, Kirungaaki Hakiwai, and Hakiwai), Waata Rakaiwerohia, Waipu te Moata, Meri Tawhara, Renata Kawepo and Wiremu Parao-tane (as Trustees for Rawiri te Hoera and Te Matetahuna), Te Manaotawhaki, Riria te Rere, Tauria Paraotene, Harata Keokeo, as the owners, according to Native custom, in all that parcel of land situated at Patea Inland, partly in the Provincial District of Hawke’s Bay and partly in the Provincial District of Wellington, and known by the name of Mangaohane Block; and the interests of Te Oti Pohe, Rawinia Wanikau, Kohatu Rawiri, Pukapuka Rawiri, sometimes called Pukapuka te Ote, Iwikau te Heuheu, Harawera Heperi, Urania Renata, Rena Maikuku, Kaita Tuterangi, Heta Tanguru, Renata Kawepo (as Trustee for Wakapu Tukiawaho), Katarina Hira Tuketerangi, Waata Rakaiwerohia, Waipu te Moata, Renata Kawepo, Anaru te Wanikau, Meri Tawhara, Te Manaotawhaki, Renata Kawepo, and Wiremu Paraotene (as Trustees for Rawiri te Hoeroa and Te Mate Tahuna), Harata Hokahoka Atareta Kaingakora Watarawhi Hohaia, Te Amapo Mina, Wiremu Paraotene, Riria te Rere, Tauria Paraotene, Rora te Oi, sometimes called Te Oi, Harata Keokeo, Hopa te Auraki, Karena Taniwha and Maata Kato and Renata Kawepo (as Trustee for Heta Hakiwai, Hoani Hakiwai, Wi Hakiwai, Ka Hakiwai, Kirungaaki Hakiwai, and Hakiwai), as the owners according to Native custom, of all that parcel of land situate at Patea Inland, in the Provincial District of Wellington, and known by the name of Mangaohane No. 1 Block,—have, on the 1st day of October, 1890, left at the office in the Government Buildings, at the City of Wellington, of the Registrar of the Native Land Court for the District of Wellington, the place appointed in that behalf by the Commissioners appointed under section 20 of the above-mentioned Act, an application, pursuant to the said Act and to the rules made by the said Commissioners thereunder, that the said Commissioners shall inquire into all the circumstances attending the said alleged alienation or acquisition of the said interests in the said land.

And notice is hereby further given that certified copies of such applications, and of every instrument in writing, order of the Native Land Court, and other documents upon which we rely in support of the said claim, have been deposited by us with the Clerk of the Magistrate’s Court at Napier, where the same are open for public inspection without payment of any fee.

And notice is hereby further given that every person desiring to be heard in opposition to our said claim is required to file and serve notice of such opposition, and of the grounds thereof, fourteen days at least before the day which shall be appointed for hearing our said claims, and in the form and in manner prescribed by the rules made by the said Commissioners.

And notice is hereby further given that our address for service is at the office of Mr. H. A. Cornford, Solicitor, in the Town of Napier.

Dated this 1st day of October, 1890.

JOHN STUDHOLME, Jun.,
WILLIAM PAUL STUDHOLME, and
JOSEPH FRANCIS STUDHOLME,
By their Agents, BELL, GULLY, AND IZARD.

520

NOTICE OF APPLICATION.—“THE NATIVE LAND COURT ACTS AMENDMENT ACT, 1889.”

NOTICE is hereby given that I, ALEXANDER CREIGHTON ARTHUR, of The Willows, Sheep-farmer, claiming to have purchased or acquired the parcels of land situated in the East Coast District of Poverty Bay, and known as the Whatatutu Nos. A and C Blocks, and also that parcel of land situated in the District of Poverty Bay, and known as the Whatatutu No. 1b Block, have, on the 18th day of September, 1890, left at the office in the Government Buildings, at the City of Wellington, of the Registrar of the Native Land Court for the District of Wellington, the place on that behalf by the Commissioners appointed under section 20 of the above-mentioned Act, an application, pursuant to the said Act and to the rules made by the said Commissioners thereunder, that the said Commissioners shall inquire into all the circumstances attending the said alleged alienation or acquisition of the said land.

And notice is hereby further given that certified copies of such application, and of every instrument in writing, order