New Zealand Gazette – 1901 – No. 101

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✨ Native Land Applications, Population Statistics

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 101

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
1349	Oriwia Ngakao (106-36, 2/71)	Hauhungaroa	Application for the inclusion of the names of Oriwia Ngakao, Hapi Ngakao, Hera Ngakao, Hereraina Ngarua, and the other members of our family, in the order for the said land.

APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS.

No.	Nature of Alienation.	Date.	Name of Land	Names of Parties.
1352	Lease (C.A. 1901-112)	27th August, 1901	Part of Te Tihoi	Parahi Hapi, Hera Hapi, Ramiha Tini, Te Paerata Orakau Hapi, Materita Kerei, Tini Mekemeke, Tariaringi Mekemeke, Mere Tuhuriwai, Te Piwa te Tomo, Tokomauri te Piwa, Oriwia Ngakao, Te Rauhina Reweti, Purewa Kapu, Parekaihewa Ngahiraka, Awatea Pitihira, Tikina te Kiwa, Mereku te Ahipu, Te Awaiiti te Kupu, Arihia Karawhira, Ngawhira Ngarua, Te Hereraina Taniora, Poni te Whareputa, Ngahianga te Tomo, Paringatai te Kupu, Parepare Ngahianga, Takiwa te Momo, Waru Wharekino, Ira Takiwa, Te Tuiri Takiwa, Monika te Paehua, Paehua Matekau, Te Huiarua Paehua, Hinekapi Paehua, Tukorehu Maniapoto, Tuturu Hone Teri, Rangiteki Arani, Wharekura Paehua, Te Kahora Taniora, and Paraharaha te Hereraina, to the Taupo Totara Timber Company (Limited).
1353	Lease (C.A. 1901-122)	7th October, 1901	Maungatautari No. 6A	Maraea Epiha, of Maungatautari, to Roger Kay, jun., of Rangiaohia.

Population of the Colony.

RETURN of the Estimated Population (exclusive and inclusive of Maoris) of the Colony of New Zealand on the 30th September, 1901.

	Males.	Females.	Total.
Estimated population (exclusive of Maoris) on 30th June, 1901	407,166	368,488	775,654
Increase during September quarter, 1901—
By Births	2,720	2,564	5,284
„ Arrivals	3,804	1,432	5,236
			6,524
Decrease during September quarter, 1901—
By Deaths	1,360	1,035	2,395
„ Departures	2,207	1,127	3,334
			3,567
Net increase during September quarter, 1901			2,957
Estimated population (exclusive of Maoris) on 30th September, 1901	410,123	370,322	780,445
Maori population, census, 1901	23,112	20,031	43,143
Total estimated population of the colony on 30th September, 1901	433,235	390,353	823,588

Registrar-General’s Office,
Wellington, 25th November, 1901.

E. J. VON DADELSZEN,
Registrar-General.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1901, No 101

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Application under Section 39 of Native Land Court Act

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Section 39, Hauhungaroa, name inclusion, ownership
👱🏽 Names

Oriwia Ngakao, Applicant for name inclusion
Hapi Ngakao, Family member for name inclusion
Hera Ngakao, Family member for name inclusion
Hereraina Ngarua, Family member for name inclusion

🪶 Applications for Confirmation of Alienations of Native Land

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsAlienation, Lease, Te Tihoi, Maungatautari, Taupo Totara Timber Company, Roger Kay
👱🏽 Names

40 names identified

Oriwia Ngakao, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Parahi Hapi, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Hera Hapi, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Te Paerata Orakau, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Materita Kerei, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Tini Mekemeke, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Tariaringi Mekemeke, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Mere Tuhuriwai, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Te Piwa te Tomo, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Tokomauri te Piwa, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Te Rauhina Reweti, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Purewa Kapu, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Parekaihewa Ngahiraka, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Awatea Pitihira, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Tikina te Kiwa, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Mereku te Ahipu, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Te Awaiiti te Kupu, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Arihia Karawhira, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Ngawhira Ngarua, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Te Hereraina Taniora, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Poni te Whareputa, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Ngahianga te Tomo, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Paringatai te Kupu, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Parepare Ngahianga, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Takiwa te Momo, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Waru Wharekino, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Ira Takiwa, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Te Tuiri Takiwa, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Monika te Paehua, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Paehua Matekau, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Te Huiarua te Paehua, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Hinekapi Paehua, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Tukorehu Maniapoto, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Tuturu Hone Teri, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Rangiteki Arani, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Wharekura Paehua, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Te Kahora Taniora, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Paraharaha te Hereraina, Lessor of land at Te Tihoi
Maraea Epiha, Lessor of land at Maungatautari No. 6A
Roger Kay (jun.), Lessee of land at Maungatautari No. 6A

🏥 Estimated Population of New Zealand as of 30 September 1901

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
Dated25 November 1901
KeywordsPopulation, Statistics, Estimated population, Maori population, Births, Deaths, Arrivals, Departures, Net increase
👩‍💼 Officials

E. J. Von Dadelszen, Registrar-General

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