New Zealand Gazette – 1900 – No. 99

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✨ Native Land Court Applications

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 9

APPLICATION FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATION.

No.	Nature of Alienation.	Date.	Name of Land.	Names of Parties.
108	Transfer (C.A. 1900, 149)..	20th September, 1900	Interest in Section 1 of Block I., Kaihu Survey District	Ngapera te Urututu, of Kaihu, to Hosdale George Ushaw.

"The Native Land Court Act, 1894."

Registrar's Office, Auckland, 24th November, 1900.

NOTICE is hereby given that a sitting of the Native Land Court will be held at the Native Land Court Office, Auckland, on the 4th day of December, 1900, at 10 o'clock, to hear and determine the several matters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written, in respect of which applications have been received by the Registrar, and all such other matters as may be lawfully brought before it.

[Auckland, 1900-60.]

JAS. W. BROWNE, Registrar.

SCHEDULE.

APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS.

No.	Nature of Alienation.	Date.	Name of Land.	Names of Parties.
17	Transfer (C.A. 1900-110)..	7th October, 1898 ..	Part of Te Ahipukahu No. 1	Hunia te Weu, Pani Paura Pereniki, Tiriora Tiora, Matenga Haira, Ahua Tipene, Merea Wikiriwhi, Rihi Kahurereawai (successors to Pakara te Paoro), Paora Tiunga, Tangiwai te Kiri (successors to Mere Tauto), Mere Pereniki, George William Nicholls, and Petiwai Warana, to William John Dennerley Moore.
18	Transfer (C.A. 1900-126)..	9th July, 1900 ..	Section 14r, Block IX., Te Aroha Survey District	Pahemata Netane, Wiri Pahemata, and Wiremu Taati, to Thomas Gavin.
19	Transfer (C.A. 1900-127)..	24th August, 1900 ..	Tawhititowhenua No. 4	Wiri Netane and Wiremu Taati to Emily Newland.
20	Transfer (C.A. 1900-150)..	26th August, 1890 ..	Rauhuia No. 2 ..	Mata Parata, Te Awhimate Reupena (as trustees for Mata Reupene and Poia Reupene), and Te Moanaroa, to George Cribb.
21	Transfer (C.A. 1900-151)..	2nd November, 1898..	Tawahinga No. 1B ..	Takerei te Putu, Morehu te Putu, Te Papu Takitahi, Te Teira te Puru, Hare Ngairo, Mere te Puhi, Tame te Keepa, Hariata Puao, Pohutuhutu te Harare, and Pohutuhutu te Harare and Makareta Rangiamokura (successors to Hori Tokatapu), to Charles Alley.
22	Mortgage (C.A. 1900-152)	31st October, 1900 ..	Maramarahi No. 1 ..	Nikorima Poutotara to Margaret Northcroft.
23	Transfer (C.A. 1900-154)..	8th October, 1900 ..	Interests in Te Kopua No. 2m	Te Reiti Tuma, Watana Tuma, Tohi Watana, and Kihana Watana, to Francis McCormick.
24	Transfer (C.A. 1900-155)..	9th October, 1900 ..	Interest in Te Arawhakapekapeka	Hirawa te Moananui (as trustee for Apanihitia te Moananui) to James Darrow.
25	Mortgage (C.A. 1900-147)	28th June, 1895 ..	Moehau No. 2c ..	Akinihi Pirihi to William Buchanan.
26	Transfer (C.A. 1900-159)..	13th August, 1900 ..	Hapurukahu ..	Rawiri te Wakaiti, Rangipakihi Wiremu, Tipare Wiremu, Ani Rawiri, Matiu Poono, Turuhira Hohepa, Hikori Rawiri (one of the successors to Pirika Riupoto), Ripeka Turipona te Pea, Miria Rangikakawa, Miria Parata (one of the successors to Parata te Mapu), Mere te Pokaiti, Ani Kuku, Paraone te Moanaroa, Te Moanaroa Parata (successor to Parata te Mapu and Tini te Marau), Raiha Poono (one of the successors to Hera Paremataitai), Tamaiwhiua Rawiri, Ani Rawiri Perepetua (one of the successors to Pirika Riupoto), Karauna P. Matiu, Karauna Poono (one of the successors to Hera Paremataitai), and Tamaiwhiua Rawiri (one of the successors to Pirika Riupoto), to George Cribb.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1900, No 99

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Application for Confirmation of Alienation of Maori Land

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated24 November 1900
KeywordsAlienation, Transfer, Mortgage, Native Land Court, Auckland, Land Blocks, Maori Landowners
👱🏽 Names

68 names identified

Ngapera te Urututu, Transferred interest in land to Hosdale George Ushaw
Hosdale George Ushaw, Received transfer of land interest from Ngapera te Urututu
Hunia te Weu, Transferred land to William John Dennerley Moore
Pani Paura Pereniki, Transferred land to William John Dennerley Moore
Tiriora Tiora, Transferred land to William John Dennerley Moore
Matenga Haira, Transferred land to William John Dennerley Moore
Ahua Tipene, Transferred land to William John Dennerley Moore
Merea Wikiriwhi, Transferred land to William John Dennerley Moore
Rihi Kahurereawai, Successor to Pakara te Paoro; transferred land to William John Dennerley Moore
Paora Tiunga, Transferred land to William John Dennerley Moore
Tangiwai te Kiri, Successor to Mere Tauto; transferred land to William John Dennerley Moore
Mere Pereniki, Transferred land to William John Dennerley Moore
George William Nicholls, Transferred land to William John Dennerley Moore
Petiwai Warana, Transferred land to William John Dennerley Moore
William John Dennerley Moore, Received land transfer from multiple Maori owners
Pahemata Netane, Transferred land to Thomas Gavin
Wiri Pahemata, Transferred land to Thomas Gavin
Wiremu Taati, Transferred land to Thomas Gavin
Thomas Gavin, Received land transfer from Maori owners
Wiri Netane, Transferred land to Emily Newland
Wiremu Taati, Transferred land to Emily Newland
Emily Newland, Received land transfer from Maori owners
Mata Parata, Transferred land to George Cribb
Te Awhimate Reupena, Trustee for Mata Reupene and Poia Reupene; transferred land to George Cribb
Te Te Moanaroa, Transferred land to George Cribb
George Cribb, Received land transfer from Maori owners
Takerei te Putu, Transferred land to Charles Alley
Morehu te Putu, Transferred land to Charles Alley
Te Papu Takitahi, Transferred land to Charles Alley
Te Teira te Puru, Transferred land to Charles Alley
Hare Ngairo, Transferred land to Charles Alley
Mere te Puhi, Transferred land to Charles Alley
Tame te Keepa, Transferred land to Charles Alley
Hariata Puao, Transferred land to Charles Alley
Pohutuhutu te Harare, Transferred land to Charles Alley
Makareta Rangiamokura, Successor to Hori Tokatapu; transferred land to Charles Alley
Charles Alley, Received land transfer from Maori owners
Nikorima Poutotara, Mortgaged land to Margaret Northcroft
Margaret Northcroft, Received mortgage on land from Nikorima Poutotara
Te Reiti Tuma, Transferred land to Francis McCormick
Watana Tuma, Transferred land to Francis McCormick
Tohi Watana, Transferred land to Francis McCormick
Kihana Watana, Transferred land to Francis McCormick
Francis McCormick, Received land transfer from Maori owners
Hirawa te Moananui, Trustee for Apanihitia te Moananui; transferred land to James Darrow
James Darrow, Received land transfer from Hirawa te Moananui
Akinihi Pirihi, Mortgaged land to William Buchanan
William Buchanan, Received mortgage on land from Akinihi Pirihi
Rawiri te Wakaiti, Transferred land to George Cribb
Rangipakihi Wiremu, Transferred land to George Cribb
Tipare Wiremu, Transferred land to George Cribb
Ani Rawiri, Transferred land to George Cribb
Matiu Poono, Transferred land to George Cribb
Turuhira Hohepa, Transferred land to George Cribb
Hikori Rawiri, Successor to Pirika Riupoto; transferred land to George Cribb
Ripeka Turipona te Pea, Transferred land to George Cribb
Miria Rangikakawa, Transferred land to George Cribb
Miria Parata, Successor to Parata te Mapu; transferred land to George Cribb
Mere te Pokaiti, Transferred land to George Cribb
Ani Kuku, Transferred land to George Cribb
Paraone te Moanaroa, Transferred land to George Cribb
Te Moanaroa Parata, Successor to Parata te Mapu and Tini te Marau; transferred land to George Cribb
Raiha Poono, Successor to Hera Paremataitai; transferred land to George Cribb
Tamaiwhiua Rawiri, Transferred land to George Cribb
Ani Rawiri Perepetua, Successor to Pirika Riupoto; transferred land to George Cribb
Karauna P. Matiu, Transferred land to George Cribb
Karauna Poono, Successor to Hera Paremataitai; transferred land to George Cribb
Tamaiwhiua Rawiri, Successor to Pirika Riupoto; transferred land to George Cribb

👩‍💼 Officials

Jas. W. Browne, Registrar

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