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New Zealand Gazette – 1898 – No. 86

Page 1929

✨ Native Land Court Cases

Dec. 1.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1929

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
174	Te Popoki te Kurupae, Ripeka te Io, Kapekape te Hiika, Te Poaki Tiaki, Mereana Puhirere, Poare Ngatau, Kirikau Raimapare, Popoki, Irima Popoki, Hohepa te Io, and others (43-5, 2/76)	Tatua East.
175	Pohipi Rutene, Ngamihi Wikitoria, Mere Papuha, Mihipeka Ihaka, Mihikorama Tuhe, Mokopuna Tahu, and others	Tapuaeharuru Repo.
176	Matene Paora, Aniku Maiterangi, Wano Taungakore, Heni Ngamotu, and Para Puororangi (133-54, 2/112)	Pohokura No. 7.

NEW CASES.

| 177 | Hare Reweti Rongorongo, Te Waiti te Waikotero, and others (106-10, 2/127) | Hauhungaroa. |
| 178 | Miriama Haare, Heperi Pikirangi, Rawiri Pikirangi, Te Wanikau Pikirangi, and Hoani te Wharepapa (103-15, 2/128) | Ohuanga. |
| 179 | Ngakuru te Rangikaiwhiria, Te Takiwa te Momo, and Ngahianga te Tomo (102-33, 2/139) | Te Tihoi No. |
| 180 | Waraki Kapu, Areta te Miri, Tamatehura Pita, and Karawhira Kapu (102-38, 2/142) | Te Tihoi A No. 1. |

APPLICATIONS TO DETERMINE RELATIVE INTERESTS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.

ADJOURNED CASES.

| 1381 | Hare te Kume and Aperahama te Kume (87-423, 1/98) .. | Oruanui. |
| 1382 | Te Rehutai (87-611, 1/100) .. .. .. | Pahikohuru Whakao. |
| 1383 | Mere Hapi and others (87-759, 1/93) .. .. | Tauhara Middle. |
| 1384 | Waaka te Arakai and Matewai Tukurua (91-2355, 1/180) | Rotohakui (part of Tauhara Middle). |
| 1385 | Waaka te Arakai (92-1963, 1/196) .. .. | Rotohakui (part of Tauhara Middle). |
| 1386 | Iharaira te Puke and others (93-5091, 1/259) .. | Rotongaio. |
| 1387 | Hera Peka Honeri and others (88-1945, 1/94) .. | Tutukau. |
| 1388 | Te Paeroa Parekawa and others (89-4935, 1/174) | Tutukau. |
| 1389 | Hera Peka Honeri and others (93-2513, 1/231) | Tutukau. |
| 1390 | Nepia Matenga and others (93-2797, 1/242) .. | Tutukau. |
| 1391 | Ramarihi Tanara and others (93-2983, 1/244) .. | Tutukau East. |
| 1392 | Hera Peka Honeri and others (88-1947, 1/122) .. | Tahorakuri. |
| 1393 | Taupiri Parekawa and others (89-4839, 1/173) .. | Tahorakuri. |
| 1394 | Taupiri Parekawa and others (89-4933, 1/173) .. | Tahorakuri. |
| 1395 | Nepia Matenga and others (93-2795, 1/241) .. | Tahorakuri. |
| 1396 | Ramarihi Tanara and others (93-2981, 1/243) .. | Tahorakuri. |
| 1397 | Wiremu Hapi (88-2501, 1/151) .. .. | Tauhara South B No. 2. |
| 1398 | Wiremu Hapi (88-2503, 1/152) .. .. | Tauhara South B No. 1. |
| 1399 | Mohi te Ririapu and others (92-93, 1/182) .. | Rangatira No. 8. |
| 1400 | Pitiroi Mohi and others (92-1443, 1/195) .. | Rangatira Nos. 5, 7, and 8. |
| 1401 | Te Hamuti Haukino and others (92-2055, 1/200) | Kaimanawa No. 2. |
| 1402 | Te Hamuti Haukino and others (92-2057, 1/201) | Kaimanawa No. 3. |
| 1403 | Te Wirihana Hiroa and Te Waru Rangiaho (92-2065, 1/202) | Taurewa. |
| 1404 | Te Papanui Tamahiki and others (93-249, 1/215) .. | Orangimaru. |
| 1405 | Kepa te Ahuru and others (92-2063, 1/224) .. | Tauranga No. 1. |
| 1406 | Ihakara Kahuao and others (93-4999, 1/254) .. | Tatua East. |
| 1407 | Iharaira te Puke and others (93-5001, 1/255) .. | Otuhounga. |
| 1408 | Ihakara Kahuao and others (93-5087, 1/257) .. | Pakuri. |
| 1409 | Takurua te Kuru (93-5647, 1/267) .. .. | Pakawa No. 2. |
| 1410 | Takurua te Kuru (93-5655, 1/271) .. .. | Waituhi Kuratau No. 1. |
| 1411 | Maniapoto, Meri Hapi (93-6335, 1/274) .. | Tauhara Middle. |
| 1412 | Akuira te Pohoi (93-6603, 1/278) .. .. | Ohuanga. |
| 1413 | Te Keepa Puataata, Kiingi te Herekiekie, and Te Wharekaihua (103-2, 2/7) | Ohuanga. |
| 1414 | Akuira te Pohoi (93-6605, 1/279) .. .. .. | Kaimanawa No. 2B. |
| 1415 | Akuira te Pohoi (93-6607, 1/280) .. .. .. | Kaimanawa No. 3B. |
| 1416 | Tairiri Papaka (93-31, 1/288) .. .. .. | Waihi Kahakaharoa No. 5. |
| 1417 | Petera te Whataiwi (94-71, 1/290) .. .. | Waihi Kahakaharoa No. 4. |
| 1418 | Matene Paora, Te Hurinui Nikora, Tinimene Nikora, and Hape Nikora (94-1419, 1/293) | Poto. |
| 1419 | Te Keepa Puataata, Wi Tahana Pakaurangi, and Hemopo Pakau (40-5, 1/295) | Okahukura No. 8M. |
| 1420 | Hemopo Pakau and Wi Tahana Pakau (40-6, 1/296) .. | Okahukura No. 2. |
| 1421 | Te Keepa Puataata, Kingi Herekiekie, and Tu Wharekaihua (40-7, 2/1) | Okahukura No. 3. |
| 1422 | Te Keepa Puataata (48-8, 2/2) .. .. .. | Okahukura No. 4. |
| 1423 | Te Keepa Puataata (40-9, 2/3) .. .. .. | Okahukura No. 6. |
| 1424 | Patena Hokopakake (40-10, 2/22) .. .. | Okahukura No. 8M. |
| 1425 | Te Keepa Puataata, Wi Tahana Pakaurangi, and Hemopo Pakau (53-2, 2/5) | Oraukura. |
| 1426 | Patena Hokopakake (53-3, 2/24) .. .. .. | Oraukura. |
| 1427 | Te Keepa Puataata, Wi Tahana Pakaurangi, and Hemopo Pakau (99-1, 2/8) | Pukepoto. |
| 1428 | Patena Hokopakake (99-2, 2/25) .. .. .. | Pukepoto. |
| 1429 | Te Keepa Puataata, Wi Tahana Pakaurangi, and Hemopo Pakau (105-1, 2/9) | Whangaipeke. |
| 1430 | Hemopo Pakau and Wi Tahana Pakau .. .. | Mahuia. |
| 1431 | Patena Hokopakake, Te Keepa Puataata, Wi Tahana Pakaurangi, and Hemopo Pakau (39-2, 2/11) | Taurewa No. 2. |

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VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1898, No 86

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

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🪶 List of Native Land Court Applications for Land Partition (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Land partition, Applications, Tatua East, Tapuaeharuru Repo, Pohokura, Hauhungaroa, Ohuanga, Te Tihoi, Oruanui, Pahikohuru Whakao, Tauhara, Rotohakui, Rotongaio, Tutukau, Tahorakuri, Kaimanawa, Taurewa, Orangimaru, Tauranga, Otuhounga, Pakuri, Pakawa, Waituhi Kuratau, Waihi Kahakaharoa, Poto, Okahukura, Oraukura, Pukepoto, Whangaipeke, Mahuia
👱🏽 Names

70 names identified

Te Popoki te Kurupae, Applicant for land partition
Ripeka te Io, Applicant for land partition
Kapekape te Hiika, Applicant for land partition
Te Poaki Tiaki, Applicant for land partition
Mereana Puhirere, Applicant for land partition
Poare Ngatau, Applicant for land partition
Kirikau Raimapare, Applicant for land partition
Popoki, Applicant for land partition
Irima Popoki, Applicant for land partition
Hohepa te Io, Applicant for land partition
Pohipi Rutene, Applicant for land partition
Ngamihi Wikitoria, Applicant for land partition
Mere Papuha, Applicant for land partition
Mihipeka Ihaka, Applicant for land partition
Mihikorama Tuhe, Applicant for land partition
Mokopuna Tahu, Applicant for land partition
Matene Paora, Applicant for land partition
Aniku Maiterangi, Applicant for land partition
Wano Taungakore, Applicant for land partition
Heni Ngamotu, Applicant for land partition
Para Puororangi, Applicant for land partition
Hare Reweti Rongorongo, Applicant for land partition
Te Waiti te Waikotero, Applicant for land partition
Miriama Haare, Applicant for land partition
Heperi Pikirangi, Applicant for land partition
Rawiri Pikirangi, Applicant for land partition
Te Wanikau Pikirangi, Applicant for land partition
Hoani te Wharepapa, Applicant for land partition
Ngakuru te Rangikaiwhiria, Applicant for land partition
Te Takiwa te Momo, Applicant for land partition
Ngahianga te Tomo, Applicant for land partition
Waraki Kapu, Applicant for land partition
Areta te Miri, Applicant for land partition
Tamatehura Pita, Applicant for land partition
Karawhira Kapu, Applicant for land partition
Hare te Kume, Applicant for land partition
Aperahama te Kume, Applicant for land partition
te Rehutai, Applicant for land partition
Mere Hapi, Applicant for land partition
Waaka te Arakai, Applicant for land partition
Matewai Tukurua, Applicant for land partition
Iharaira te Puke, Applicant for land partition
Hera Peka Honori, Applicant for land partition
Te Paeroa Parekawa, Applicant for land partition
Nepia Matenga, Applicant for land partition
Ramarihi Tanara, Applicant for land partition
Iharaira te Puke, Applicant for land partition
Mohi te Ririapu, Applicant for land partition
Pitiroi Mohi, Applicant for land partition
Te Hamuti Haukino, Applicant for land partition
Te Wirihana Hiroa, Applicant for land partition
Te Waru Rangiaho, Applicant for land partition
Te Papanui Tamahiki, Applicant for land partition
Kepa te Ahuru, Applicant for land partition
Ihakara Kahuao, Applicant for land partition
Takurua te Kuru, Applicant for land partition
Maniapoto, Applicant for land partition
Meri Hapi, Applicant for land partition
Akuira te Pohoi, Applicant for land partition
Te Keepa Puataata, Applicant for land partition
Kiingi te Herekiekie, Applicant for land partition
Te Wharekaihua te Wharekaihua, Applicant for land partition
Wi Tahana Pakaurangi, Applicant for land partition
Hemopo Pakau, Applicant for land partition
Tairiri Papaka, Applicant for land partition
Petera te Whataiwi, Applicant for land partition
Te Hurinui Nikora, Applicant for land partition
Tinimene Nikora, Applicant for land partition
Hape Nikora, Applicant for land partition
Patena Hokopakake, Applicant for land partition

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