New Zealand Gazette – 1898 – No. 38

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 38

OBJECTION TO GRANT OF PROBATE UNDER SECTION 2 OF “THE NATIVE LAND LAWS AMENDMENT ACT, 1890.”

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Deceased.	Name of Person objecting.
132	Hira Huirama (1-21)	Epapara te Whao	Aperahama Patene, agent for Katene te Whao and others.

ADJOURNED CASE.

APPLICATIONS FOR REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
133	Wetini Kohaha (629-1, 1/168)	No. 317, Parish of Whangamarino.
134	Papa Winikerei (470-3, 1/171)	Lot 46, Parish of Pepepe.

APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 44 OF “THE NATIVE LAND LAWS AMENDMENT ACT, 1896.”

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	The Business before the Court.
135	Huirama Ruitoto, Anatipa Pukatea, Wirereka Rakena, Hone Hikaurua, Tewi Kiingi, Matiaha Matekura, Karaka Maketu, Hira Huirama Ruitoto, Keti Rokena, Waikowhai Wataruihi (264-1, 1/103)	Lots 65 and 69, Parish of Waipa	To ascertain and determine who are the persons beneficially entitled by virtue of the trust declared in a certain Crown grant, dated the 4th day of February, 1880, to Wiremu Patene and Pita Wharemama, aboriginal natives of New Zealand, in trust for the loyal Natives of the Ngatitamainu and Ngatikotara Hapus.

ADJOURNED CASE.

APPLICATIONS FOR SURVEY CHARGING ORDERS.

No.	Name of Surveyor.	Name of Land.	Area.	Amount.
			A.	£ s. d.
			R. P.
136	E. Frissell (265-10, 4/67)	Section 66A, Parish of Waipa	1,299 3 24	54 16 9
137	Alfred L. Foster (528-3, 4/80)	Opuatia No. 7c	7,780 0 0	54 16 4
138	William Australia Graham, by his solicitor, John St. Clair (525-3, 4/91)	Opuatia No. 4	5,148 0 0	91 17 0
139	William Australia Graham, by his solicitor, John St. Clair (527-4, 4/91)	Opuatia No. 6	522 0 0	44 5 9
140	William Australia Graham, by his solicitor, John St. Clair (529-1, 4/92)	Opuatia No. 8A	331 0 0	16 0 8
141	William Australia Graham, by his solicitor, John St. Clair (530-5, 4/92)	Opuatia No. 9	474 0 0	23 7 8
142	William Australia Graham, by his solicitor, John St. Clair (533-2, 4/92)	Opuatia No. 12	554 0 0	5 15 0
143	William Australia Graham, by his solicitor, John St. Clair (534-3, 4/92)	Opuatia No. 13	312 0 0	29 6 4
144	William Australia Graham, by his solicitor, John St. Clair (535-1, 4/93)	Opuatia No. 14	472 0 0	6 3 9
145	William Australia Graham, by his solicitor, John St. Clair (594-1, 4/93)	Opuatia No. 15	604 0 0	7 11 6
146	William Australia Graham, by his solicitor, John St. Clair (595-1, 4/93)	Opuatia No. 16	244 0 0	26 0 7
147	William Australia Graham, by his solicitor, John St. Clair (596-3, 4/93)	Opuatia No. 17	356 0 0	10 17 6
148	William Australia Graham, by his solicitor, John St. Clair (228-25, 4/94)	Te Akaaka No. 2	170 0 0	18 12 9
149	William Australia Graham, by his solicitor, John St. Clair (228-26, 4/94)	Te Akaaka No. 4	264 0 0	17 9 6
150	William Australia Graham, by his solicitor, John St. Clair (524-3, 4/94)	Opuatia No. 3	2,720 0 0	12 4 3
151	William A. Graham (526-6, 4/94)	Opuatia No. 5A	1,520 0 0	52 11 2
152	William A. Graham (526-7, 4/95)	Opuatia No. 5B	812 0 0	62 4 6
153	William A. Graham (526-8, 4/95)	Opuatia No. 5C	810 0 0	22 17 1
154	William A. Graham (528-4, 4/95)	Opuatia No. 7B	1,615 1 24	17 1 11
155	William A. Graham (528-5, 4/95)	Opuatia No. 7C	1,084 0 0	34 1 9
156	William A. Graham (528-6, 4/96)	Opuatia No. 7D	167 0 0	22 17 9
157	William A. Graham (531-4, 4/96)	Opuatia No. 10	263 0 0	39 3 4
158	William A. Graham (532-8, 4/96)	Opuatia No. 11A	764 0 0	8 2 1
159	William A. Graham (532-9, 4/96)	Opuatia No. 11B	669 0 0	23 10 11
160	William A. Graham (532-10, 4/97)	Opuatia No. 11C	0 8 7	20 12 4
161	William A. Graham (532-11, 4/97)	Opuatia No. 11D

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1898, No 38

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🪶 Objection to Grant of Probate under Native Land Laws Amendment Act 1890

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsProbate, Native Land Laws, Objection, Epapara te Whao, Hira Huirama, Aperahama Patene
👱🏽 Names

Hira Huirama, Applicant for probate
Epapara te Whao, Deceased
Aperahama Patene, Agent objecting on behalf of Katene te Whao and others

🪶 Adjourned Cases: Applications for Removal of Restrictions on Native Land

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsAdjourned Cases, Land Restrictions, Native Land, Wetini Kohaha, Papa Winikerei, Whangamarino, Pepepe
👱🏽 Names

Wetini Kohaha, Applicant for removal of restrictions on Lot 317
Papa Winikerei, Applicant for removal of restrictions on Lot 46

🪶 Application under Native Land Laws Amendment Act 1896 to Determine Beneficial Entitlement

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land, Trust Determination, Ngatitamainu, Ngatikotara, Waipa, Crown Grant, Wiremu Patene, Pita Wharemama
👱🏽 Names

10 names identified

Huirama Ruitoto, Applicant for determination of beneficial entitlement
Anatipa Pukatea, Applicant for determination of beneficial entitlement
Wirereka Rakena, Applicant for determination of beneficial entitlement
Hone Hikaurua, Applicant for determination of beneficial entitlement
Tewi Kiingi, Applicant for determination of beneficial entitlement
Matiaha Matekura, Applicant for determination of beneficial entitlement
Karaka Maketu, Applicant for determination of beneficial entitlement
Hira Huirama Ruitoto, Applicant for determination of beneficial entitlement
Keti Rokena, Applicant for determination of beneficial entitlement
Waikowhai Wataruihi, Applicant for determination of beneficial entitlement

🪶 Adjourned Cases: Applications for Survey Charging Orders on Native Land

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsSurvey Charging Orders, Native Land, Waipa, Opuatia, Te Akaaka, E. Frissell, Alfred L. Foster, William Australia Graham
👱🏽 Names

E. Frissell, Surveyor for Section 66A, Parish of Waipa
Alfred L. Foster, Surveyor for Opuatia No. 7c
William Australia Graham, Surveyor for multiple Opuatia and Te Akaaka lots, via solicitor John St. Clair
John St. Clair, Solicitor acting for William Australia Graham

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