New Zealand Gazette – 1902 – No. 55

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✨ Land Alienation Applications

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 55

APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS—continued.

No.	Nature of Alienation.	Date.	Name of Land.	Names of Parties.
387	Lease (C.A. 1901-127) ..	16th September, 1901	Part of Waiomo 2b1..	Haora Tareranui, Meha te Moananui, Keremeneta Takaanini, Mihi Keeti Tamati, Heneri te Moananui, Teretiu Tamati (by his successor, Heneri te Moananui), Tihitapu te Moananui, Hirama te Moananui (one of the trustees of Mokopuna Hirama), Mihi Keeti Tamati (one of the trustees of Mokopuna Hirama), Te Aneana te Ahu, Tumatekitua Paaka (one of the successors to Ereataa Taraia), Henare Aperahama (trustee for Hera Aperahama), Eti Aperahama, Tuku Aperahama, Eparaima Aperahama, Rina Aperahama, Waina Aperahama, Heeni Aperahama (successors of Reriana Eparaima), Hera Eparaima, Wiremu Eparaima, Hori Eparaima, Reha Aparahama (by his successor, Aihe Pepene), and Te Papu te Moananui, to Andrew Hogarth, of Waiomo, Thames.
388	Lease (C.A. 1902-62) ..	10th February, 1902 ..	Ohinemuri No. 17A, Section 2	Te Reneti te Whauwhau, Te Kareti Himcana, and Te Reneti te Whauwhau (as trustee for Pioeroa, Hurihea, and Te Rehita), all of Ohinemuri, to Eliza Harley, of Waihi.
389	Transfer (C.A. 1902-63) ..	3rd March, 1898, and 12th October, 1901	Hikutaia No. 1a2 ..	Aperahama Pokai, Te Amo Paetai, Te Amo Paetai (as successor to Rangihoro Paetai), Tamati Paetai (as successor to Rangihoro Paetai), Tamati Paetai, Tamati Paetai (as trustee for Poihaere Hakipene and Ngari Toiwhare te Akeake), Ngakete Ngatai (as successor to Raina Ngatai), Reweti Ngatai (as successor to Hatara Ngatai), Wikitoria te Ngahue (as successor to Miriama Konehu), Mere Tipare Wiremu, Mata te Kura, Heta te Hapoki, Anatehia Pahau; Heta Tawhiri, Anatehia Pahau, and Hoani Pahau (as successors to Matiu Paraki te Pamahue), Rawiri te Wakaiti (as trustee for Keke Wiremu), Arani Paetai (as successor to Perenara te Wharaunga), Tamati Wiremu Parauri (one of the successors to Ngapuhoro Paetaki), Tamati Paetai (as successor to Mere Heni Paetai), Matiu Poono (as successor to Hera Parematiti and Paranihia Whakahau), Pahe Wiremu (one of the successors to Ngapuhoro Paetaki), Tamati Paetai (as trustee for Turuhira Hohepa, Te Rota Hohepa, Ngahuia Hohepa, and Kuhu Hohepa, successors to Riripeti Takitahi), Waana Rangipakihi Wiremu (successor to part of the interest of Wiremu Tangatapo), Rihi Pokai (successor to Aperahama Pokai), Hoani Pahau (in his own right and as successor to Anatehia Pahau), Te Ngara Toiwhare te Akeake and Wikitoria te Ngahue, to Charles Alley, of Hikutaia, Thames.

Applications for Confirmation Certificates under Section 55.

Registrar’s Office, Wellington, 8th July, 1902.

NOTICE is hereby given that applications have been made to a Judge of the Court for certificates under section 55 of “The Native Land Court Act, 1894,” confirming the alienations hereunder specified. All objections to the granting of such certificates must be lodged with me within fourteen days from the publication of this notice.

[Wellington, Sec. 55.]

R. C. SIM, Registrar.

THE ALIENATIONS ABOVE REFERRED TO.

No.	Nature of Alienation.	Date.	Name of Land.	Names of Parties.
1	Transfer (1902-130) ..	17th June, 1902 ..	Nuhaka North Survey District, Section 8, Block XIII.	Tame Mete to William Daniel Munro and Duncan Gillanders.
2	Transfer (1902-131) ..	17th June, 1902 ..	Nuhaka North Survey District, Section 4, Block XIII.	Rewi Tawera to William Daniel Munro and Duncan Gillanders.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1902, No 55

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

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLand alienation, Lease, Transfer, Māori land, Thames, Coromandel, Hikutaia, Ohinemuri
👱🏽 Names

66 names identified

Haora Tareranui, Lessor of land at Waiomo
Meha te Moananui, Lessor of land at Waiomo
Keremeneta Takaanini, Lessor of land at Waiomo
Mihi Keeti Tamati, Lessor of land at Waiomo
Heneri te Moananui, Lessor and successor at Waiomo
Teretiu Tamati, Lessor by successor Heneri te Moananui
Tihitapu te Moananui, Lessor of land at Waiomo
Hirama te Moananui, Trustee for Mokopuna Hirama
Mihi Keeti Tamati, Trustee for Mokopuna Hirama
Te Aneana te Ahu, Lessor of land at Waiomo
Tumatekitua Paaka, Successor to Ereataa Taraia
Henare Aperahama, Trustee for Hera Aperahama
Eti Aperahama, Lessor of land at Waiomo
Tuku Aperahama, Lessor of land at Waiomo
Eparaima Aperahama, Lessor of land at Waiomo
Rina Aperahama, Lessor of land at Waiomo
Waina Aperahama, Lessor of land at Waiomo
Heeni Aperahama, Successor of Reriana Eparaima
Hera Eparaima, Lessor of land at Waiomo
Wiremu Eparaima, Lessor of land at Waiomo
Hori Eparaima, Lessor of land at Waiomo
Reha Aperahama, Lessor by successor Aihe Pepene
Aihe Pepene, Successor to Reha Aperahama
Te Papu te Moananui, Lessor of land at Waiomo
Andrew Hogarth, Lessee at Waiomo, Thames
Te Reneti te Whauwhau, Lessor at Ohinemuri
Te Kareti Himcana, Lessor at Ohinemuri
Te Reneti te Whauwhau, Trustee for Pioeroa, Hurihea, Te Rehita
Eliza Harley, Lessee at Ohinemuri
Aperahama Pokai, Transferor at Hikutaia
Te Amo Paetai, Transferor and successor at Hikutaia
Rangihoro Paetai, Predecessor to Te Amo and Tamati Paetai
Tamati Paetai, Transferor, successor, and trustee at Hikutaia
Ngakete Ngatai, Successor to Raina Ngatai
Raina Ngatai, Predecessor to Ngakete Ngatai
Reweti Ngatai, Successor to Hatara Ngatai
Hatara Ngatai, Predecessor to Reweti Ngatai
Wikitoria te Ngahue, Successor to Miriama Konehu and co-transferor
Miriama Konehu, Predecessor to Wikitoria te Ngahue
Mere Tipare Wiremu, Transferor at Hikutaia
Mata te Kura, Transferor at Hikutaia
Heta te Hapoki, Transferor at Hikutaia
Anatehia Pahau, Transferor and successor at Hikutaia
Heta Tawhiri, Transferor at Hikutaia
Hoani Pahau, Successor to Matiu Paraki te Pamahue and in own right
Matiu Paraki te Pamahue, Predecessor to Hoani Pahau
Rawiri te Wakaiti, Trustee for Keke Wiremu
Arani Paetai, Successor to Perenara te Wharaunga
Perenara te Wharaunga, Predecessor to Arani Paetai
Tamati Wiremu Parauri, Successor to Ngapuhoro Paetaki
Ngapuhoro Paetaki, Predecessor to Tamati Wiremu Parauri and Pahe Wiremu
Tamati Paetai, Successor to Mere Heni Paetai
Matiu Poono, Successor to Hera Parematiti and Paranihia Whakahau
Pahe Wiremu, Successor to Ngapuhoro Paetaki
Tamati Paetai, Trustee for Turuhira, Te Rota, Ngahuia, Kuhu Hohepa
Turuhira Hohepa, Successor to Riripeti Takitahi
Te Rota Hohepa, Successor to Riripeti Takitahi
Ngahuia Hohepa, Successor to Riripeti Takitahi
Kuhu Hohepa, Successor to Riripeti Takitahi
Waana Rangipakihi Wiremu, Successor to part of Wiremu Tangatapo's interest
Wiremu Tangatapo, Predecessor to Waana Rangipakihi Wiremu
Rihi Pokai, Successor to Aperahama Pokai
Hoani Pahau, Successor to Anatehia Pahau
Te Ngara Toiwhare te Akeake, Co-transferor at Hikutaia
Wikitoria te Ngahue, Co-transferor at Hikutaia
Charles Alley, Transferee at Hikutaia, Thames

🗺️ Applications for Confirmation Certificates under Section 55

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated8 July 1902
KeywordsLand transfer, Confirmation certificate, Native Land Court, Nuhaka, Māori land
👱🏽 Names

Tame Mete, Transferor of land in Nuhaka
William Daniel Munro, Transferee in Nuhaka
Duncan Gillanders, Transferee in Nuhaka
Rewi Tawera, Transferor of land in Nuhaka

👩‍💼 Officials

R. C. Sim, Registrar

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