New Zealand Gazette – 1902 – No. 15

Page 437

✨ Native Land Court Applications

Feb. 20.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 437

APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS—continued.

No.	Nature of Alienation.	Date.	Name of Land.	Names of Parties.
20	Transfer (1902-19)	25th January, 1902	Hanana (Shannon), Town Section 199	Pitiera Taipua to Elizabeth Macpherson.
21	Lease (1902-21)	11th July, 1900	Akura No. 3, part of Subdivision 3c	Te Waipukanga Kingi and others to William Butler Buick.
22	Lease (1902-22)	12th September, 1900	Akura Block 14B (part of)	Toi Tamati to Charles Wagland.
23	Lease (1902-23)	17th December, 1901	Hinana No. 4	Hoani Paraone Tunuiarangi to Robert Cooper.
24	Lease (1902-24)	10th January, 1902	Te Aro Pa, part Lot 2	Henare Pumipi to Thomas Nidd.
25	Transfer (1902-25)	23rd September, 1901	Piritaha No. 2	Moihi te Kootu to George McBeath.
26	Transfer (1902-26)	13th September, 1900	Te Awamate, Sections 26 to 30	Tohuroa Hira Parata to George McBeath.
27	Transfer (1902-28)	31st January, 1902	Ohau No. 3, Subdivision 26, Section 18A No. 1	Matewhitu to Wiremu Henare Tawharangi.
28	Lease (1902-29)	23rd December, 1901	Akura Nos. 1 and 2	Pukeake Tamihana and others to Patrick Carr.
29	Lease (1902-31)	10th September, 1901	Kenepuru No. 2c	Wi Parata and Matenga Waipunahau to Alfred D. Cole.
30	Lease (1902-34)	1st February, 1902	Ngakaroro No. 3B (part of)	Oriwia Wirihana to F. J. Ryder.
31	Lease (1902-34A)	1st February, 1902	Ngakaroro No. 3B (part of)	Ramari Matiu to F. J. Ryder.
32	Lease (1902-35)	6th February, 1902	Huritini No. 6	Iharaira te Umu, alias Te Umu Miritana, to Arthur Drake.
33	Transfer (1902-36)	8th February, 1902	Te Awamate 26D	Tohuroa Hira Parata to George McBeath.
34	Lease (1902-37)	21st December, 1898	Pukehou 4D	Ihaka Paha and others to Arthur Drake.
35	Lease (1902-38)	..	Pukehou 4E No. 1 and Pukehou 4E No. 2	Teraiti Tonihi and another to Araketera te Ra.

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITION.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
37	H. Pitt Porutu	Williamstown, Section 9, Subdivision 1.
38	James Futter (by his solicitors, Hall and Knight)	Porirua, Section 9, Subdivision 4.
39	George Brightwell	Otaki, Section 72.
40	Mohi Nopera	Oruapuputa.
41	E. L. Morrison (by his solicitors, Bunny and Rawson)	Ruakaka No. 2.

APPLICATION FOR SURVEY CHARGING ORDER.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Amount.
42	A. O’N. O’Donahoo (by his solicitors, Buller and Anderson)	Hutt, Section 3N	£11 0 0

APPLICATIONS FOR REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
43	Meri Tipene and Emma te Puni	Hutt, Section 3N, Lot 1.
44	Eparaima Mahuariki	Te Roto, Section 1.

APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT OF NEW TRUSTEE.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Name of Minor.
87	Thomas Ransfield (by his solicitors, Kirk and Wilson)	Ohau No. 3, Section 26, Subdivision 18A No. 2	Ngawanahi Hana.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1902, No 15

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🪶 Applications for Confirmation of Alienations (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated20 February 1902
KeywordsAlienations, Land Transfer, Land Lease, Native Land Court, Confirmation
👱🏽 Names

34 names identified

Pitiera Taipua, Transferring land to Elizabeth Macpherson
Elizabeth Macpherson, Receiving land transfer from Pitiera Taipua
Te Waipukanga Kingi, Leasing land to William Butler Buick
William Butler Buick, Receiving lease from Te Waipukanga Kingi and others
Toi Tamati, Leasing land to Charles Wagland
Charles Wagland, Receiving lease from Toi Tamati
Hoani Paraone Tunuiarangi, Leasing land to Robert Cooper
Robert Cooper, Receiving lease from Hoani Paraone Tunuiarangi
Henare Pumipi, Leasing land to Thomas Nidd
Thomas Nidd, Receiving lease from Henare Pumipi
Moihi te Kootu, Transferring land to George McBeath
George McBeath, Receiving land transfer from Moihi te Kootu
Tohuroa Hira Parata, Transferring land to George McBeath
George McBeath, Receiving land transfer from Tohuroa Hira Parata
Matewhitu, Transferring land to Wiremu Henare Tawharangi
Wiremu Henare Tawharangi, Receiving land transfer from Matewhitu
Pukeake Tamihana, Leasing land to Patrick Carr
Patrick Carr, Receiving lease from Pukeake Tamihana and others
Wi Parata, Leasing land to Alfred D. Cole
Matenga Waipunahau, Leasing land to Alfred D. Cole
Alfred D. Cole, Receiving lease from Wi Parata and Matenga Waipunahau
Oriwia Wirihana, Leasing land to F. J. Ryder
F. J. Ryder, Receiving lease from Oriwia Wirihana
Ramari Matiu, Leasing land to F. J. Ryder
F. J. Ryder, Receiving lease from Ramari Matiu
Iharaira te Umu, Leasing land to Arthur Drake
Te Umu Miritana, Alias of Iharaira te Umu, leasing land to Arthur Drake
Arthur Drake, Receiving lease from Iharaira te Umu
Tohuroa Hira Parata, Transferring land to George McBeath
George McBeath, Receiving land transfer from Tohuroa Hira Parata
Ihaka Paha, Leasing land to Arthur Drake
Arthur Drake, Receiving lease from Ihaka Paha and others
Teraiti Tonihi, Leasing land to Araketera te Ra
Araketera te Ra, Receiving lease from Teraiti Tonihi and another

🪶 Applications for Partition of Land

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated20 February 1902
KeywordsPartition, Land Division, Native Land Court, Applicants
👱🏽 Names

H. Pitt Porutu, Applying for partition of Williamstown land
James Futter, Applying for partition of Porirua land
George Brightwell, Applying for partition of Otaki land
Mohi Nopera, Applying for partition of Oruapuputa land
E. L. Morrison, Applying for partition of Ruakaka No. 2 land

🪶 Application for Survey Charging Order

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated20 February 1902
KeywordsSurvey, Charging Order, Land, Fees, Hutt
👱🏽 Names

A. O’N. O’Donahoo, Applying for survey charging order on Hutt land

🪶 Applications for Removal of Land Restrictions

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated20 February 1902
KeywordsLand Restrictions, Removal, Native Land, Hutt, Te Roto
👱🏽 Names

Meri Tipene, Applying for removal of restrictions on Hutt land
Emma te Puni, Applying for removal of restrictions on Hutt land
Eparaima Mahuariki, Applying for removal of restrictions on Te Roto land

🪶 Application for Appointment of New Trustee

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated20 February 1902
KeywordsTrustee, Appointment, Minor, Land, Ohau
👱🏽 Names

Thomas Ransfield, Applying for appointment of new trustee for minor
Ngawanahi Hana, Minor for whom new trustee is being appointed

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