New Zealand Gazette – 1892 – No. 71

Page 1269

✨ Land Applications and Court Notices

SEPT. 8.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1269

APPLICATION UNDER “THE EQUITABLE OWNERS ACT, 1886.”—PARTITION.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Title, whether Crown Grant or otherwise, and Date of Issue.
1	Maraea Merepeka (91-1967)	Te Aroha, Section 29, Block IX.	Land Transfer, Vol. 35, folio 9; 27th July, 1882.

REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Title, and Date of Issue.
1	Hunia te Weu (90-254) (N.O. 89-2352)	Te Aroha, Section 17, Block V.	Land Transfer, Vol. 29, folio 135; 27th July, 1882.
2	Wiremu te Huia (90-1042) (N.O. 90-650)	Te Aroha, Section 10, Block V.	Land Transfer, Vol. 29, folio 128; 27th July, 1882.
3	Aihe Pepene, Mata Paekau, and Reha Aperahama (N.O. 89-1146)	Te Aroha, Section 27, Block IX.	Land Transfer, Vol. 29, folio 148; 27th July, 1882.
4	Aihe Pepene (N.O. 89-1205) (N.O. 90-1891)	Te Aroha, Section 27A, Block IX.	Partition order, Act 1886; 23rd May, 1889.
5	Parata te Mapu, Tini te Marau, Mata Parata, Miria te Mapu (N.O. 90-1723) (C.J.O. 90-731) (90-2532)	Te Aroha, Section 45, Block XII.; Te Aroha, Section 12, Block V.	Land Transfer, Vol. 29, folio 166; 29th November, 1882. Land Transfer, Vol. 29, folio 130; 27th July, 1882.
6	Terua Whakahoro, Erana Rangimawhiti, Hohepa Tauhou, Kirikau te Hemopo, Te Reweti te Kohika, and Maraea (N.O. 90-2333) (C.J.O. 90-908) (90-3778)	Wairere, Block II., Section 72; Te Aroha, Block XII., Section 49	Land Transfer, Vol. 29, folio 171; 29th November, 1882.
7	Henare Pita (N.O. 91-170) (C.J.O. 91-51) (91-480)	Te Aroha, Block XII., Section 37	Land Transfer, Vol. 29, folio 158; 29th November, 1882.
8	Reha Aperahama, Aihe Pepene, and Maata Paekau (N.O. 91-626) (C.J.O. 91-176) (91-1362)	Te Aroha, Block XII., Section 43	Land Transfer, Vol. 29, folio 164; 29th November, 1882.
9	Wiremu te Pea and Ripeka te Pea (N.O. 91-1207) (91-2326)	Te Aroha, Block XII., Section 34	Land Transfer, Vol. 29, folio 155; 29th November, 1882.
10	Parata te Mapu, Ripeka Wiremu te Pea, and Mango Whaiapu	Te Aroha, Block XII., Section 35	Land Transfer, Vol. 29, folio 156; 29th November, 1882.

APPLICATIONS FOR SURVEY LIENS.

No.	Name of Surveyor.	Name of Land.	Amount.
1	Oliver Mason Creagh (88-143)	Pukemokimoki	£ s. d. 64 11 3
2	P. E. Cheal (91-1151)	Kopuatai No. 2B	10 6 3

“The Native Land Court Act, 1886,” and its Amendments.

Native Land Court Office, Wellington, 6th September, 1892.

NOTICE is hereby given that the several matters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written will be heard by the Native Land Court sitting at New Plymouth, on the 21st day of September, 1892, or as soon thereafter as the business of the Court will allow.

W. BRIDSON, Registrar.

SCHEDULE.

PARTITION.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Title, whether Crown Grant or otherwise, and Date of Issue.
1	C. R. Bayley	Hua, Section 156	..

REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Title, and Date of Issue.
1	Maraea	Section 4, Block IV., Waitara Survey District	Crown grant, 26th January, 1885.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1892, No 71

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🗺️ Application for Partition

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated8 September 1892
KeywordsPartition, Land Transfer, Te Aroha
👱🏽 Names

Merea Merepeka, Applicant for Partition

🗺️ Removal of Restrictions

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated8 September 1892
KeywordsRemoval of Restrictions, Land Transfer, Te Aroha
👱🏽 Names

21 names identified

Hunia te Weu, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Wiremu te Huia, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Aihe Pepene, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Mata Paekau, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Reha Aperahama, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Parata te Mapu, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Tini te Marau, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Mata Parata, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Miria te Mapu, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Terua Whakahoro, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Erana Rangimawhiti, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Hohepa Tauhou, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Kirikau te Hemopo, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Te Reweti te Kohika, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Maraea, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Henare Pita, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Reha Aperahama, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Maata Paekau, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Wiremu te Pea, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Ripeka te Pea, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions
Mango Whaiapu, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions

🗺️ Applications for Survey Liens

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated8 September 1892
KeywordsSurvey Liens, Land Survey, Pukemokimoki, Kopuatai
👱🏽 Names

Oliver Mason Creagh, Surveyor for Pukemokimoki
P. E. Cheal, Surveyor for Kopuatai No. 2B

🪶 Notice of Native Land Court Sitting

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated6 September 1892
KeywordsNative Land Court, New Plymouth, Partition, Removal of Restrictions
👱🏽 Names

C. R. Bayley, Applicant for Partition
Maraea, Applicant for Removal of Restrictions

👩‍💼 Officials

W. Bridson, Registrar

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