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New Zealand Gazette – 1892 – No. 30

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✨ Native Land Court Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 30]

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Title, whether Crown Grant or otherwise, and Date of Issue.
49	Wikitoria te Ngahue, Hoani Kipa, and Karaua Poono	Ngaromaki No. 1 (Ngaromaki)	Memorial of ownership, 9th July, 1877.
50	Mereana Waata Kiwara, Reihana Poto, Kapihana te Tuhi, and Hoani Nahe	Tawhitowhena, 35 acres (No. 1)	Partition order, Act 1886; 15th May, 1889.
51	Annie Cook and Henryet Cook ..	Hikutata No 1 (No. 1r) ..	Partition order, Act 1886; 4th April, 1889.
52	Hera Puna and Tamihana Pumipi ..	Te Pure ..	Certificate of title, Act 1880; 31st July, 1885.
53	Meri H. Taipari .. .. ..	Karaka South No. 1 ..	Land Transfer, 3/279; 20th February, 1874.
54	Alfred Joshua Thorp .. .. ..	Otuturu (No. 1?) ..	Crown grant, 25th June, 1872.
55	Aperahama Pokai and Ngakete Ngatai ..	Pukorokoro No. 1 ..	Land not known.
56	Te Reiti Tuma, Kihana Watana, Te Reiti Watana, Pare te Kohua, and Tohi Watana	Waikiekie ..	Crown grant, 28th June, 1870.
57	Erueti Ngakoki and Terekia Wharepuhi ..	Te Roto No. 1 ..	Order under section 20, Act 1886; 20th July, 1889.
58	Terekia Wharepuhi and Erueti Ngakoki ..	Te Roto No. 2 ..	Order under section 20, Act 1886; 17th June, 1889.
59	Hori Ngakapa Whanaunga .. ..	Waipuroro ..	Land not known.
60	Kiritiana Tamihana, Hone Tamihana, Ani Tamihana, Wiremu Tamihana, Hariata Paretaiko, Takawaenga Wetere, Te Ngahoa Ripikoi, Mihitau Rangikaewa, Hurihia Rawiri, Te Hihi Rawiri, Heehi Tirapurua, and others	Waikaka ..	Crown grant, 29th August, 1870.
61	Mita Watene .. .. ..	Te Pirau (Okere) ..	Crown grant, 3rd May, 1869.
62	Mita Watene, Trustee of Rete, Te Taere Hemi, and Wana Pakowhai Rihari	Tahanui (No. 3A) ..	Certificate of title, Act 1880; 19th January, 1882.
63	Pare Watana and Arani Watana ..	Waihoanga No. 2 ..	Memorial of ownership, 17th November, 1875.
64	Pare Watana and Arani Watana ..	Ngaromaki No. 1 (Ngaromaki) ..	Memorial of ownership, 9th July, 1877.
65	Meri H. Taipari .. .. ..	Matakorrowhawha (A) ..	Division order, Act 1882; 5th August, 1885.
66	Tukua te Rauroha and Aperahama Pokai ..	Waitakaruru (No. 3?) ..	Land already partitioned.
67	Pirika te Riupoto, Ani Tiraroa, Hakipene Hura, Riripeti Takitahi, Tawanata Tamaiwhiua, Katerina Hauruia, and Watana Tuma	Ohoupo No. 1 ..	Crown grant.
68	Pirika te Riupoto, Ani Tiraroa, Hakipene Hura, Riripeti Takitahi, Tamaiwhiua Rawiri, Katerina Hauruia, and Watana Tuma	Ohoupo No. 2 ..	Crown grant.
69	Hohepa Hikairo .. .. ..	Pakirarahi No. 1 (Pakirarahi No. 1B)	Partition order, 17th June, 1889.
70	Raima Hemoata and others ..	Te Poka ..	Crown grant, 20th June, 1872.
71	Te Rina Mango .. .. ..	Okewa (No. 2) ..	Partition order, Act 1886; 21st November, 1889.

INDIVIDUALISATION OF INTEREST.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Title, whether Crown Grant or otherwise, and Date of Issue.
1	W. H. Taipari .. .. ..	Karaka South (Karaka South No. 1)	Land Transfer, 3/279; 20th February, 1874.
2	Rawiri te Wakaiti .. ..	Hikutata No. 1 ..	Certificate of title under section 17, Act 1867; 9th January, 1884.

APPLICATIONS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE INTEREST OF THE CROWN.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Title, and Date of Issue.
1	The Native Minister .. ..	Waokauri ..	Crown grant.
2	The Native Minister .. ..	Parareka No. 2 ..	Memorial of ownership, 15th December, 1875.
3	The Native Minister .. ..	Opitomoko and Kuranui..	Crown grant, 10th September, 1874.
4	The Native Minister .. ..	Whangamata No. 6 ..	Certificate of title under section 17, Act 1867; 11th October, 1877.

REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Title, and Date of Issue.
1	Kapihana te Tuhi and Taiwiwi te Taniwha ..	Parakiri No. 4 ..	Partition order, Act 1886; 29th March, 1889.
2	Hoani Nahe, Hera Tuhirae, Matene te Nga, Meri H. Taipari, Kapihana te Tuhi, Wana Taipari, Hana te Amokino, W. H. Taipari, and Hori Matene	Te Kowai Nos. 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, and No. 2	Partition order, Act 1886; 6th April, 1889.
3	Hoani Nahe, Hera Tuhirae, Meri H. Taipari, Kapihana te Tuhi, Wana Taipari, Hana te Amokino, W. H. Taipari, and Hori Matene	Tawhitowhenua Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6	Partition order, Act 1886; 15th May, 1889.

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🪶 List of Native Land Applications

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land, Applications, Partition, Crown Grant, Memorial of Ownership
👱🏽 Names

62 names identified

Wikitoria te Ngahue, Applicant for Ngaromaki No. 1
Hoani Kipa, Applicant for Ngaromaki No. 1
Karaua Poono, Applicant for Ngaromaki No. 1
Mereana Waata Kiwara, Applicant for Tawhitowhena
Reihana Poto, Applicant for Tawhitowhena
Kapihana te Tuhi, Applicant for Tawhitowhena
Hoani Nahe, Applicant for Tawhitowhena
Annie Cook, Applicant for Hikutata No. 1
Henryet Cook, Applicant for Hikutata No. 1
Hera Puna, Applicant for Te Pure
Tamihana Pumipi, Applicant for Te Pure
Meri H. Taipari, Applicant for Karaka South No. 1
Alfred Joshua Thorp, Applicant for Otuturu
Aperahama Pokai, Applicant for Pukorokoro No. 1
Ngakete Ngatai, Applicant for Pukorokoro No. 1
Te Reiti Tuma, Applicant for Waikiekie
Kihana Watana, Applicant for Waikiekie
Te Reiti Watana, Applicant for Waikiekie
Pare te Kohua, Applicant for Waikiekie
Tohi Watana, Applicant for Waikiekie
Erueti Ngakoki, Applicant for Te Roto No. 1
Terekia Wharepuhi, Applicant for Te Roto No. 1
Hori Ngakapa Whanaunga, Applicant for Waipuroro
Kiritiana Tamihana, Applicant for Waikaka
Hone Tamihana, Applicant for Waikaka
Ani Tamihana, Applicant for Waikaka
Wiremu Tamihana, Applicant for Waikaka
Hariata Paretaiko, Applicant for Waikaka
Takawaenga Wetere, Applicant for Waikaka
Te Ngahoa Ripikoi, Applicant for Waikaka
Mihitau Rangikaewa, Applicant for Waikaka
Hurihia Rawiri, Applicant for Waikaka
Te Hihi Rawiri, Applicant for Waikaka
Heehi Tirapurua, Applicant for Waikaka
Mita Watene, Applicant for Te Pirau (Okere)
Mita Watene, Applicant for Tahanui (No. 3A)
Te Taere Hemi, Applicant for Tahanui (No. 3A)
Wana Pakowhai Rihari, Applicant for Tahanui (No. 3A)
Pare Watana, Applicant for Waihoanga No. 2
Arani Watana, Applicant for Waihoanga No. 2
Pare Watana, Applicant for Ngaromaki No. 1
Arani Watana, Applicant for Ngaromaki No. 1
Meri H. Taipari, Applicant for Matakorrowhawha (A)
Tukua te Rauroha, Applicant for Waitakaruru (No. 3)
Aperahama Pokai, Applicant for Waitakaruru (No. 3)
Pirika te Riupoto, Applicant for Ohoupo No. 1
Ani Tiraroa, Applicant for Ohoupo No. 1
Hakipene Hura, Applicant for Ohoupo No. 1
Riripeti Takitahi, Applicant for Ohoupo No. 1
Tawanata Tamaiwhiua, Applicant for Ohoupo No. 1
Katerina Hauruia, Applicant for Ohoupo No. 1
Watana Tuma, Applicant for Ohoupo No. 1
Pirika te Riupoto, Applicant for Ohoupo No. 2
Ani Tiraroa, Applicant for Ohoupo No. 2
Hakipene Hura, Applicant for Ohoupo No. 2
Riripeti Takitahi, Applicant for Ohoupo No. 2
Tamaiwhiua Rawiri, Applicant for Ohoupo No. 2
Katerina Hauruia, Applicant for Ohoupo No. 2
Watana Tuma, Applicant for Ohoupo No. 2
Hohepa Hikairo, Applicant for Pakirarahi No. 1
Raima Hemoata, Applicant for Te Poka
Te Rina Mango, Applicant for Okewa (No. 2)

🪶 Individualisation of Interest

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land, Individualisation, Crown Grant, Memorial of Ownership
👱🏽 Names

W. H. Taipari, Applicant for Karaka South
Rawiri te Wakaiti, Applicant for Hikutata No. 1

🪶 Applications for Determination of Crown Interest

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land, Crown Interest, Crown Grant, Memorial of Ownership
👱🏽 Names

Native Minister, Applicant for Waokauri
Native Minister, Applicant for Parareka No. 2
Native Minister, Applicant for Opitomoko and Kuranui
Native Minister, Applicant for Whangamata No. 6

🪶 Removal of Restrictions

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land, Removal of Restrictions, Partition, Crown Grant
👱🏽 Names

18 names identified

Kapihana te Tuhi, Applicant for Parakiri No. 4
Taiwiwi te Taniwha, Applicant for Parakiri No. 4
Hoani Nahe, Applicant for Te Kowai Nos. 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, and No. 2
Hera Tuhirae, Applicant for Te Kowai Nos. 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, and No. 2
Matene te Nga, Applicant for Te Kowai Nos. 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, and No. 2
Meri H. Taipari, Applicant for Te Kowai Nos. 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, and No. 2
Wana Taipari, Applicant for Te Kowai Nos. 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, and No. 2
Hana te Amokino, Applicant for Te Kowai Nos. 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, and No. 2
W. H. Taipari, Applicant for Te Kowai Nos. 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, and No. 2
Hori Matene, Applicant for Te Kowai Nos. 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, and No. 2
Hoani Nahe, Applicant for Tawhitowhenua Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6
Hera Tuhirae, Applicant for Tawhitowhenua Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6
Meri H. Taipari, Applicant for Tawhitowhenua Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6
Kapihana te Tuhi, Applicant for Tawhitowhenua Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6
Wana Taipari, Applicant for Tawhitowhenua Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6
Hana te Amokino, Applicant for Tawhitowhenua Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6
W. H. Taipari, Applicant for Tawhitowhenua Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6
Hori Matene, Applicant for Tawhitowhenua Nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6

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