New Zealand Gazette – 1898 – No. 30

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✨ Native Land Court Applications

APRIL 28.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 703

APPLICATIONS UNDER SUBSECTION (3) OF SECTION 14 OF “THE NATIVE LAND COURT ACT, 1894,” FOR EXCHANGE OF LANDS.

No.	Names of Applicants.	Names of Lands to be exchanged.
1427	{Te Weta Tuaea (132-11, 3/110) Waimarama Paratene, alias Hemoata Meri (135-15, 3/110)	Kakepuku No. 2 (Pitoritori). Kakepuku No. 5 (Paharakeke).
1428	{Rautaramoa Maapi (132-12, 3/111) Waimarama Paratene, alias Hemoata Meri (136-12, 3/111)	Kakepuku No. 2 (Pitoritori). Kakepuku No. 6 (Tangitekorehe).
1429	{Ngareta te Rira, Te Kapa te Aira, Emani te Hau, Te Hau, Kotuku te Rira, Kuia Puru, Te Ripo te Huia, Ngara te Rira, Taura te Rira, Waata te Rira, Topuni, Taruke, and Tamihana Korota (77-4, 3/112)	Mangapapa B No. 2, Section 3.
1430	{George Stockman (537-1, 3/112) Hone Omipi (191-27, 3/113) Taare Omipi (145-17, 3/113)	Waihi No. 4 (Taranaki District). Orahiri No. 2d. Kopua No. 1b².

APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 39 OF “THE NATIVE LAND COURT ACT, 1894.”

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
1431	Rangiaho Waitai (380-11, 1/117)	Kawhia C No. 4, Kawhia F, Kawhia P, and Kawhia T	Application to amend the order, by increasing the interest of Tete Tawhiao.

APPLICATION FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATION.

No.	Nature of Alienation.	Date.	Name of Land.	Names of Parties.
1432	Conveyance (C.A. 98-30)..	30th March, 1898	Pukekura Section 11	Aitu te Moa and Te Waaka Tamaira to John Munro Fraser.

The Native Land Court Act, 1894.

Registrar’s Office, Gisborne, 18th April, 1898.

NOTICE is hereby given that the several matters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written will be heard by the Native Land Court sitting at Gisborne on the 16th day of May, 1898, or as soon thereafter as the business of the Court will allow.

[Gisborne, 98-17.]

JOHN BROOKING, Registrar.

SCHEDULE.

APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS.

No.	Nature of Alienation.	Date.	Name of Land.	Names of Parties.
631	Transfer ..	18th June, 1895	Aorangimaunga No. 1	Hori Matakū, Pani Hoea Poata, Mihi Tipare, Pekama Pouaka, Renata Kawhena, and Hamiora Kaipiro (trustees for Riwai te Iwinui) to J. N. Williams.
632	Lease ..	23rd January, 1897	Matahiia	Iraia Moeke, Hirini Patiana, Nepia Mahuika, Te Rauhuia, Wharepapa te Ao, Karauria Kauri, Tuta Tamati, and Iritana Kakano (trustees for Arihia Tamati, Timi Tamati, Henerieta Tamati, Te Oti Tamati, Te Ruia Tamati, and Horiana Tamati), Tihema Pakura (trustee for Koroniria Pakura), and Mae Apatahi (trustee for Ruka Apatahi) to William Busby.
633	Lease ..	23rd January, 1897	Pahitaua	Tuta Tamati or Pehu, Hori Kahu, Tuta Pehu, Hanara Tirarua, Tuta Tamati (trustee for Hotene Huhu), and Wiremu Pokiha (trustee for Te Hakui) to J. N. Williams.
634	Transfer ..	6th September, 1895..	Taitai No. 1b	Hone Pohutu, Nepia Mahuika, Wiremu te Au, Hati Pakaroa, Aramata Kaki, Hira Rangiwaha, Ripeka Pawa or Tawa, Erete, Tangopahika, Hirini Pahau, Hariata te Iri, Keita Okawhe, Rose Horomia (trustee for Mere Horomia, Hekiera Horomia, Peta Horomia, and Te Rito Horomia), Henare Peti (trustee for Ani te Opapaki, Watene Waititi, Moeke Waititi, Henare Waititi, and Hemi Waititi), Riria Poita, and Raihania Haua, to J. N. Williams.
635	Transfer ..	10th December, 1895	Taitai No. 1c	Iritana Tauwiwi, Wiremu Taikehu, Hira Rangiwaha (trustee for Ani Tuta), Henare Peti (trustee for Watene Waititi, Moeke Waititi, Himi Waititi, Ani te Opapaki, and Henare Waititi) to J. N. Williams.
636	Transfer ..	10th June, 1895	Taitai No. 1e	Panikera Kaa, Miriama Haki, Tuhaka Mokena, Hirawanu Mokena, Te Waara Mokena, Reweti Mokena, Tuhaka Mokena (trustee for Kerenapu Mokena, Pohipi Mokena, Henare Mokena, and Tawhai Mokena) to J. N. Williams.
637	Mortgage ..	1st March, 1898	Ruangarehu A and B	Riria Mauaranui and Arapera Pere to True Gertrude Hughes.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1898, No 30

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🪶 Applications for Exchange of Lands under Native Land Court Act 1894

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Exchange, Native Land Court, Kakepuku, Mangapapa, Waihi, Orahiri, Kopua
👱🏽 Names

20 names identified

Te Weta Tuaea, Applicant for land exchange
Waimarama Paratene, Applicant for land exchange
Hemoata Meri, Applicant for land exchange
Rautaramoa Maapi, Applicant for land exchange
Ngareta te Rira, Applicant for land exchange
Te Kapa te Aira, Applicant for land exchange
Emani te Hau, Applicant for land exchange
Te te Hau, Applicant for land exchange
Kotuku te Rira, Applicant for land exchange
Kuia Puru, Applicant for land exchange
Te Ripo te Huia, Applicant for land exchange
Ngara te Rira, Applicant for land exchange
Taura te Rira, Applicant for land exchange
Waata te Rira, Applicant for land exchange
Topuni, Applicant for land exchange
Taruke, Applicant for land exchange
Tamihana Korota, Applicant for land exchange
George Stockman, Applicant for land exchange
Hone Omipi, Applicant for land exchange
Taare Omipi, Applicant for land exchange

🪶 Application to Amend Order Increasing Interest under Native Land Court Act 1894

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Order Amendment, Native Land Court, Kawhia, Tete Tawhiao
👱🏽 Names

Rangiaho Waitai, Applicant to amend land order

🪶 Application for Confirmation of Land Conveyance under Native Land Court Act 1894

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated30 March 1898
KeywordsLand Conveyance, Pukekura, Aitu te Moa, Te Waaka Tamaira, John Munro Fraser
👱🏽 Names

Aitu te Moa, Party to land conveyance
Te Waaka Tamaira, Party to land conveyance
John Munro Fraser, Party to land conveyance

🪶 Notice of Native Land Court Hearing at Gisborne, May 1898

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated18 April 1898
KeywordsNative Land Court, Gisborne, Hearing Notice, May 1898
👩‍💼 Officials

John Brooking, Registrar

🪶 Schedule of Applications for Confirmation of Alienations at Gisborne Native Land Court

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Alienation, Transfer, Lease, Mortgage, Gisborne, Native Land Court
👱🏽 Names

62 names identified

Hori Matakū, Party to land transfer
Pani Hoea Poata, Party to land transfer
Mihi Tipare, Party to land transfer
Pekama Pouaka, Party to land transfer
Renata Kawhena, Party to land transfer
Hamiora Kaipiro, Party to land transfer
J. N. Williams, Party to land transfer
Iraia Moeke, Party to land lease
Hirini Patiana, Party to land lease
Nepia Mahuika, Party to land lease
Te Rauhuia te Ao, Party to land lease
Wharepapa te Ao, Party to land lease
Karauria Kauri, Party to land lease
Tuta Tamati, Party to land lease
Iritana Kakano, Party to land lease
Tihema Pakura, Party to land lease
Mae Apatahi, Party to land lease
William Busby, Party to land lease
Tuta Pehu, Party to land lease
Hori Kahu, Party to land lease
Hanara Tirarua, Party to land lease
Hotene Huhu, Beneficiary of land lease
Wiremu Pokiha, Party to land lease
Te te Hakui, Beneficiary of land lease
Hone Pohutu, Party to land transfer
Wiremu te Au, Party to land transfer
Hati Pakaroa, Party to land transfer
Aramata Kaki, Party to land transfer
Hirini Rangiwaha, Party to land transfer
Ripeka Pawa, Party to land transfer
Ripeka Tawa, Party to land transfer
Erete, Party to land transfer
Tangopahika, Party to land transfer
Hirini Pahau, Party to land transfer
Hariata te Iri, Party to land transfer
Keita Okawhe, Party to land transfer
Rose Horomia, Party to land transfer
Ani te Opapaki, Beneficiary of land transfer
Watene Waititi, Beneficiary of land transfer
Moeke Waititi, Beneficiary of land transfer
Henare Waititi, Beneficiary of land transfer
Hemi Waititi, Beneficiary of land transfer
Riria Poita, Party to land transfer
Raihania Haua, Party to land transfer
Iritana Tauwiwi, Party to land transfer
Wiremu Taikehu, Party to land transfer
Hira Rangiwaha, Party to land transfer
Ani Tuta, Beneficiary of land transfer
Henare Peti, Party to land transfer
Panikera Kaa, Party to land transfer
Miriama Haki, Party to land transfer
Tuhaka Mokena, Party to land transfer
Hirawanu Mokena, Party to land transfer
Te Waara Mokena, Party to land transfer
Reweti Mokena, Party to land transfer
Kerenapu Mokena, Beneficiary of land transfer
Pohipi Mokena, Beneficiary of land transfer
Henare Mokena, Beneficiary of land transfer
Tawhai Mokena, Beneficiary of land transfer
Riria Mauaranui, Party to land mortgage
Arapera Pere, Party to land mortgage
True Gertrude Hughes, Party to land mortgage

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