New Zealand Gazette – 1898 – No. 74

Page 1645

✨ Land Alienation Notices

Oct. 13.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1645

No.	Nature of Alienation.	Date.	Name of Land.	Names of Parties.
1630	Lease .. ..	13th May, 1898 ..	Rangatira No. 3J ..	Wi Pere, Hetekia te Kani Pere, Karaitiana Patutahi, Karaitiana Patutahi and Peka Kerekere (trustees for Ngauru Manuka and Turuhira Toi), Rawinia Ahuroa, Hohipa Kota, Rutene Ahuroa, Heni te Auraki, Hira Hoekau, Wikitoria Kerekere, Wikitoria Uawa, Tapeta Kerekere, Take Kerekere, Kerekere Hoekau, Heni te Auraki (trustee for Katerina Hoekau, Henare Hoekau, and Peka Kerekere Hoekau), Hoera Kewa, Riria Mauaranui, Maata te Ao, Peka Kerekere, Peka Kerekere (trustee for Katerina Hoekau, Henare Hoekau, and Peka Kerekere Hoekau), Matenga Taihuka, Pera Hikumate, Moanaroa Pere, Hori Puru (trustee for Tame Weriweri, Epiha Puairangi, and Mika Pahou), Hei Puru, and Horiana Papa, to the Assets Company (Limited).
1631	Transfer ..	1st October, 1898 ..	Kaiti No. 307A ..	Te Eke Maki to C. Thomson.
1632	Lease .. ..	28th March, 1896 ..	Ngamoe No. 1A ..	Henarata te Opaipa, Hepora Kaipuoro, Tuta Tamati, Hohepa Ngapo, Pineamine Ngapo, Pineamine Ingoakore, Tuihana Ireire, Horomona te Opaipa, Maaka Ngapo, and Ngawiki Awarau, to J. N. Williams.
1633	Lease .. ..	28th March, 1896 ..	Ngamoe Nos. 3A and 4A	Renata Tihore, Henarata te Opaipa, Mere Tirawai, Hepora Kaipuoro, Tuta Tamati, Hoepa Ngapo, Pineamine Ngapo, Pineamine Ingoakore, Hekiera Tuterangi, Tuihana Ireire, Horomona te Opaipa, Maaka Ngapo, and Ngawiki Awarau, to J. N. Williams.
1634	Lease .. ..	22nd October, 1894 ..	Matarau No. 5 ..	Kerenapu Wharepapa and Wharepapa te Ao to J. N. Williams.
1635	Lease .. ..	22nd October, 1894 ..	Rahui D .. ..	Kerenapa Wharepapa to J. N. Williams.
1636	Lease .. ..	22nd October, 1894 ..	Tokaroa No. 2 ..	Wharepapa te Ao to J. N. Williams.
1637	Lease .. ..	22nd October, 1894 ..	Tokaroa No. 4 ..	Kerenapa Wharepapa to J. N. Williams.
1638	Lease .. ..	1st April, 1896 ..	Whareponga No. 1 ..	Hera Rongoa, Mere Karaka te Ra, Mere Karaka Wehenga, Rora te Ra, Rora Piko, Hirini Tenete, Peti Kohahauai, Oriwia te Waka, Riwa Taiwa, Mere Wharepapa, Mere Wharepapa (trustee for Hapi Tanara, Mate Tanara, and Watene Waitete), Rahera Roua, Te Naiti te Reo, Ruka Miromiro, Te Rina Kaiwaru, Kereama, Wharehinga, Te Raana Pakau, Te Whio Parae, Eruera Ngaronoa, Renata Kahawai (trustee for Te Hiwinui), Pekama Waiti, Hera te Waka, Keita Huka, Raiha Kamau, Makere Taka, Takawhenua (trustee for Hakopa Ngaronoa), Hinehaua Takawhenua, to J. N. Williams.
1639	Lease .. ..	4th September, 1893..	Whareponga ..	Karaitiana Wharehinga (trustee for Rangimoana and Potene Wharehinga), Maraki Tautuhi, and Makere Hinemakaho, to J. N. Williams.
1640	Lease .. ..	2nd September, 1893..	Ngawhakatutu ..	Hone Ngatoto and Wharepapa te Ao to J. N. Williams.
1641	Lease .. ..	2nd September, 1893..	Manutahi No. 2 ..	Wharepapa te Ao to J. N. Williams.

"The Native Land Court Act, 1894."

Registrar's Office, Wellington, 11th October, 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 Hawera on the 26th day of October, 1898, or as soon thereafter as the business of the Court will allow.

[Wellington, 98-68.]

R. C. SIM, Registrar.

SCHEDULE.

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
495	Raniera Karena .. .. .. ..	Waitara West, Section 78.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1898, No 74

In 1865 Parliament moved to Wellington and sat in the Wellington Provincial Council Chambers (depicted). Gradually expanded into a larger complex of buildings, it was replaced by the General Assembly Library in 1899

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🗺️ Schedule of Applications for Confirmation of Land Alienations by Lease (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLand leases, Native land, Alienation applications, Gisborne region, Trustees, Edward Tait, Assets Company Limited
👱🏽 Names

76 names identified

Wi Pere, Trustee for Ngauru Manuka and Turuhira Toi
Hetekia te Kani Pere, Trustee for Ngauru Manuka and Turuhira Toi
Karaitiana Patutahi, Trustee for Ngauru Manuka and Turuhira Toi
Peka Kerekere, Trustee for Ngauru Manuka and Turuhira Toi
Rawinia Ahuroa, Lessee
Hohipa Kota, Lessee
Rutene Ahuroa, Lessee
Heni te Auraki, Lessee
Hira Hoekau, Lessee
Wikitoria Kerekere, Lessee
Wikitoria Uawa, Lessee
Tapeta Kerekere, Lessee
Take Kerekere, Lessee
Kerekere Hoekau, Lessee
Heni te Auraki, Trustee for Katerina Hoekau, Henare Hoekau, and Peka Kerekere Hoekau
Hoera Kewa, Lessee
Riria Mauaranui, Lessee
Maata te Ao, Lessee
Peka Kerekere, Lessee
Peka Kerekere, Trustee for Katerina Hoekau, Henare Hoekau, and Peka Kerekere Hoekau
Matenga Taihuka, Lessee
Pera Hikumate, Lessee
Moanaroa Pere, Lessee
Hori Puru, Trustee for Tame Weriweri, Epiha Puairangi, and Mika Pahou
Hei Puru, Lessee
Horiana Papa, Lessee
Te Eke Maki, Transferor
C. Thomson, Transferee
Henarata te Opaipa, Lessor
Hepora Kaipuoro, Lessor
Tuta Tamati, Lessor
Hohepa Ngapo, Lessor
Pineamine Ngapo, Lessor
Pineamine Ingoakore, Lessor
Tuihana Ireire, Lessor
Horomona te Opaipa, Lessor
Maaka Ngapo, Lessor
Ngawiki Awarau, Lessor
Renata Tihore, Lessor
Mere Tirawai, Lessor
Hekiera Tuterangi, Lessor
Kerenapu Wharepapa, Lessor
Wharepapa te Ao, Lessor
Hera Rongoa, Lessor
Mere Karaka te Ra, Lessor
Mere Karaka Wehenga, Lessor
Rora te Ra, Lessor
Rora Piko, Lessor
Hirini Tenete, Lessor
Peti Kohahauai, Lessor
Oriwia te Waka, Lessor
Riwa Taiwa, Lessor
Mere Wharepapa, Lessor
Mere Wharepapa, Trustee for Hapi Tanara, Mate Tanara, and Watene Waitete
Rahera Roua, Lessor
Te Naiti te Reo, Lessor
Ruka Miromiro, Lessor
Te Rina Kaiwaru, Lessor
Kereama, Lessor
Wharehinga, Lessor
Te Raana Pakau, Lessor
Te Whio Parae, Lessor
Eruera Ngaronoa, Lessor
Renata Kahawai, Trustee for Te Hiwinui
Pekama Waiti, Lessor
Hera te Waka, Lessor
Keita Huka, Lessor
Raiha Kamau, Lessor
Makere Taka, Lessor
Takawhenua Takawhenua, Trustee for Hakopa Ngaronoa
Hinehaua Takawhenua, Lessor
Karaitiana Wharehinga, Trustee for Rangimoana and Potene Wharehinga
Maraki Tautuhi, Lessor
Makere Hinemakaho, Lessor
Hone Ngatoto, Lessor
Wharepapa te Ao, Lessor

🗺️ Notice of Native Land Court Hearing

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated11 October 1898
KeywordsNative Land Court, Hawera, Land hearing, Waitara West
👱🏽 Names

Raniera Karena, Applicant for land hearing

👩‍💼 Officials

R. C. Sim, Registrar

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