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New Zealand Gazette – 1895 – No. 28

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✨ Surveyor's Fees and Native Land Claims

April 11.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 659

No.	Name of Surveyor.	Name of Land.	Area.	Amount.
17	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Ngamahau No. 1	A. R. P. 24 3 24	£ s. d. 3 3 0
18	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Ngamahau No. 2		1 10 0
19	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Okaha	1,873 0 0	21 8 0
20	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Ohineahuru No. 2	35 3 14	3 3 0
21	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Ohineahuru No. 3	30 3 35	3 3 0
22	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Ohineahuru No. 5	2 1 7	3 3 0
23	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Parawai	3 3 22	3 3 0
24	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Te Puke No. 2A, or Waitaha	197 0 0	15 16 0
25	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Te Puke No. 2B, or Rereamanu	155 0 0	12 8 0
26	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Te Puke No. 2C, or Te Moemiti	58 0 0	4 12 0
27	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Te Puke No. 2D, or Pukuohakoma	87 0 0	6 19 6
28	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North A1, Section 2	60 0 0	5 6 6
29	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North A1, Section 3	240 0 0	21 5 3
30	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North A2	85 0 0	7 10 10
31	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North A3, Section 2	133 0 0	11 16 9
32	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North A4	22 0 0	2 0 3
33	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North B	739 0 0	65 8 11
34	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North C1	169 0 0	15 0 7
35	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North C2	48 0 0	4 5 2
36	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North C3	52 0 0	4 13 3
37	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North D1	320 0 0	28 6 11
38	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North D2	1 0 0	0 2 0
39	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North E	50 0 0	4 8 10
40	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North F2	40 0 0	3 11 2
41	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North F3	140 0 0	12 8 2
42	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North G	20 0 0	1 15 8
43	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Paengaroa North H	9 2 0	0 17 2
44	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Rauotenui B	587 0 0	5 11 3
45	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Rangiuru No. 1B	347 0 0	20 0 0
46	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Rangiuru No. 2D	698 0 0	29 2 6
47	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Rauporoa	0 2 31	3 3 0
48	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Ruakoiwi No. 1	12 0 4	3 3 0
49	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Ruakoiwi No. 2	1 2 18	3 3 0
50	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Rangipo No. 1	49 0 0	8 17 0
51	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Tahunaora No. 3	8,531 0 0	29 12 6
52	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Te Tawhao No. 4	0 0 38	3 3 0
53	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Te Tawhao No. 5	0 1 7	3 3 0
54	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Te Tawhao No. 7	0 1 37	3 3 0
55	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Te Tawhao No. 8	0 1 9	3 3 0
56	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Te Tawhao No. 9	0 1 20	15 0 0
57	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Waipuia		57 7 1
58	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Waitepuia No. 1	122 0 0	15 16 10
59	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Whataroa No. 2	4 3 32	3 3 0
60	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Whakapaukorero	326 0 0	26 9 8
61	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Whakarewa	112 0 0	9 6 6
62	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Wharekahu No. 2	1 0 19	3 3 0

CLAIMS OF THE DISTRICT OF ROTORUA.

PARTITION.—ADJOURNED CASES.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
1	W. Matenga te Waharoa, Hori Karaka te Rahoatua, Atarete te Rahoatua, Retimana Poraumati, and Eruera Karaka (91-505)	Te Puna-i-Hangarua (Mangorewa Kaharoa).
2	W. Matenga te Waharoa, Hori Karaka te Rahoatua, Atarete te Rahoatua, Retimana Poraumati, and Eruera Karaka (91-569)	Mangorewa Kaharoa.
3	Ratana te Kopaiwaho and Ereatara Tuohonoa (91-625)	Hangarua-Puna (Mangorewa Kaharoa).
4	Nohoroa Paora, Patoromu Ngamauna, and others (91-1101)	Te Haehaenga (Mangorewa Kaharoa).
5	Nohoroa Paora, Patoromu Ngamauna, and others (91-1103)	Whanakenake (Mangorewa Kaharoa).
6	Taekata Tokoihi and Tamihana Korokai (92-215)	Kaitao No. 2A.
7	Taekata Tokoihi and Tamihana Korokai (92-217)	Kaitao No. 2B.
8	Tamihana Korokai (92-219)	Kaitao No. 2C, D.
9	Taekata te Tokoihi (92-221)	Okoheriki No. 1E.
10	Tamihana Korokai (92-223)	Okoheriki No. 1F.
11	Taekata te Tokoihi (92-225, 92-427)	Okoheriki No. 1H.
12	Patinui Poihipi, Whakarato Taiehu, Okiwi Ngatara, and Eruera Paora Amohau (92-2333)	Ohoheriki No. 1H.
13	Taekata te Tokoihi and Tamihana Korokai (92-227)	Rotohokahoka C.
14	Rihi Karenga and Waireti Taekata (92-3737)	Rotohokahoka (C).
15	Taekata te Tokoihi and Tamihana Korokai (92-229)	Te Tihiotonga.
16	Patanui Poihipi, Whakarato Taiehu, Hori te Rapa, and Pia Hori (92-423)	Te Tihiotonga.
17	Nepia Matenga, for Taituha Nepia (92-247)	Paeroa East.
18	Eruera Paora Amohau, Tominiko te Otene, and others (92-271)	Owhatiura (Owhatiura South).
19	Eru Paimoe (92-421)	Rotohokahoka D.
20	Tamihana Korokai (92-455)	Ohoheriki No. 1D.
21	Reti Tapihana and others (92-3279)	Ohoheriki No. 1D, No. 6.
22	P. te Nihotahi, Rawiri Uepo and Kaiapa te Rangikaripiripia (92-1101)	Whakarewarewa No. 2.
23	Okiwi Ngatara, Maika Keepa, Anahera te Taru, Rahapa Hinetapu, Mou Heretaunga, Te Katene Paora, Remihio Heretaunga, Nari Tamati, Te Keepa Tamati, H. Werohia, Tamati Paora, Hipirini te Whetu and others (92-1187)	Whakarewarewa (No. 2).

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VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1895, No 28

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🗺️ Surveyor's Fees for Land Surveys

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsSurveyor, Fees, Land, Auckland, Ngamahau, Ohineahuru, Paengaroa, Rauotenui, Rangiuru, Rauporoa, Ruakoiwi, Rangipo, Tahunaora, Te Tawhao, Waipuia, Waitepuia, Whataroa, Whakapaukorero, Whakarewa, Wharekahu
👩‍💼 Officials

The Chief Surveyor, Auckland

🪶 Native Land Claims - Adjudicated Cases

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsRotorua, Partition, Adjudicated Cases, Mangorewa Kaharoa, Te Puna-i-Hangarua, Hangarua-Puna, Te Haehaenga, Whanakenake, Kaitao, Okoheriki, Ohoheriki, Rotohokahoka, Te Tihiotonga, Paeroa East, Owhatiura, Whakarewarewa
👱🏽 Names

36 names identified

W. Matenga te Waharoa, Applicant for Te Puna-i-Hangarua, Mangorewa Kaharoa
Hori Karaka te Rahoatua, Applicant for Te Puna-i-Hangarua, Mangorewa Kaharoa
Atarete te Rahoatua, Applicant for Te Puna-i-Hangarua, Mangorewa Kaharoa
Retimana Poraumati, Applicant for Te Puna-i-Hangarua, Mangorewa Kaharoa
Eruera Karaka, Applicant for Te Puna-i-Hangarua, Mangorewa Kaharoa
Ratana te Kopaiwaho, Applicant for Hangarua-Puna
Ereatara Tuohonoa, Applicant for Hangarua-Puna
Nohoroa Paora, Applicant for Te Haehaenga, Whanakenake
Patoromu Ngamauna, Applicant for Te Haehaenga, Whanakenake
Taekata Tokoihi, Applicant for Kaitao No. 2A, Kaitao No. 2B, Okoheriki No. 1E, Rotohokahoka C, Te Tihiotonga, Whakarewarewa No. 2, Whakarewarewa (No. 2)
Tamihana Korokai, Applicant for Kaitao No. 2A, Kaitao No. 2B, Kaitao No. 2C, D, Okoheriki No. 1F, Rotohokahoka C, Te Tihiotonga, Whakarewarewa No. 2, Whakarewarewa (No. 2)
Patinui Poihipi, Applicant for Ohoheriki No. 1H, Te Tihiotonga
Whakarato Taiehu, Applicant for Ohoheriki No. 1H, Te Tihiotonga
Okiwi Ngatara, Applicant for Ohoheriki No. 1H, Whakarewarewa No. 2, Whakarewarewa (No. 2)
Eruera Paora Amohau, Applicant for Ohoheriki No. 1H, Owhatiura (Owhatiura South)
Rihi Karenga, Applicant for Rotohokahoka (C)
Waireti Taekata, Applicant for Rotohokahoka (C)
Nepia Matenga, Applicant for Paeroa East
Taituha Nepia, Applicant for Paeroa East
Tominiko te Otene, Applicant for Owhatiura (Owhatiura South)
Eru Paimoe, Applicant for Rotohokahoka D
Tamihana Korokai, Applicant for Ohoheriki No. 1D
Reti Tapihana, Applicant for Ohoheriki No. 1D, No. 6
P. te Nihotahi, Applicant for Whakarewarewa No. 2
Rawiri Uepo, Applicant for Whakarewarewa No. 2
Kaiapa te Rangikaripiripia, Applicant for Whakarewarewa No. 2
Anahera te Taru, Applicant for Whakarewarewa (No. 2)
Rahapa Hinetapu, Applicant for Whakarewarewa (No. 2)
Mou Heretaunga, Applicant for Whakarewarewa (No. 2)
Te Katene Paora, Applicant for Whakarewarewa (No. 2)
Remihio Heretaunga, Applicant for Whakarewarewa (No. 2)
Nari Tamati, Applicant for Whakarewarewa (No. 2)
Te Keepa Tamati, Applicant for Whakarewarewa (No. 2)
H. Werohia, Applicant for Whakarewarewa (No. 2)
Tamati Paora, Applicant for Whakarewarewa (No. 2)
Hipirini te Whetu, Applicant for Whakarewarewa (No. 2)

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