New Zealand Gazette – 1902 – No. 85

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 85

MAORI LANDS ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

Meeting of Te Ikaroa District Maori Land Council at Masterton on Tuesday, the 4th day of November, 1902. — “The Maori Lands Administration Act, 1900.”

Maori Lands Administration Office, Wellington, 16th October, 1902.

WHEREAS notices have been duly given to Te Ikaroa District Maori Land Council, under the provisions of “The Maori Lands Administration Act, 1900,” in respect of the matters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written: It is hereby notified that at a meeting of the said Council to be held at Masterton on Tuesday, the 4th day of November, 1902, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, the said several matters will be heard and determined by the said Council.

R. C. SIM, Recorder.

SCHEDULE.

APPLICATIONS FOR CONSENT OF COUNCIL TO COMPLETION OF DEALINGS HERETOFORE COMPLETED IN PART.

No	Nature of Alienation.	Date.	Name of Land.	Names of Parties.
30	Lease (1902–99)	..	Hikutoto South No. 1 Block	Hone Wharemake to Henry Glazebrook.
31	Transfer (1902–100)	..	Petane No. 2	Iripoama Rakatairi to George Ebbett.
32	Transfer (1902–101)	..	Petane No. 3	Eriata Pokai to George Ebbett.

APPLICATIONS FOR CONSENT OF COUNCIL TO LEASE.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
33	William Handyside (by his solicitors, Bell, Gully, Bell, and Myers), (1902–246)	Section 28, Akitio.
34	William Handyside (by his solicitors, Bell, Gully, Bell, and Myers), (1902–245)	Section 130, Aohanga.

APPLICATION FOR CONSENT OF COUNCIL OF ASSIGNMENT OF RENTS ACCRUING FROM LEASE.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
35	Erueti Arani (by his agent, J. M. Fraser), (1902–236)..	Owhaoko D No. 7.

APPLICATIONS TO COUNCIL TO RECOMMEND REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
36	Hoani Paraone Tunuiarangi and others (1902–125) ..	Hinana No. 1B No. 1.
37	Horiana Natanahira (by her solicitors, Stafford, Treadwell, and Field), (1902–197)	Ngawhakaakupe B.

APPLICATIONS FOR ISSUE OF PAPAKAINGA CERTIFICATES.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.

ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS.

| 38 | Mohi Rangimauriora (1901–190) | .. | .. | Mangatainoka No. 2, Section 6. |
| 39 | Ruihi Akitu (1902–89) | .. | .. | .. |
| 40 | Rakaimaro Peniamene (1902–90) | .. | .. | .. |
| 41 | Waho-o-te-Rangi Karaitiana (1902–92) | .. | .. | .. |
| 42 | Ihakara Karaitiana (1902–93) | .. | .. | .. |
| 43 | Kuku Karaitiana (1902–94) | .. | .. | .. |
| 44 | Hakaraia Haratiera (1902–95) | .. | .. | .. |
| 45 | Himiona Wirihana (1902–96) | .. | .. | .. |
| 46 | Ngarori Tamihana (1902–98) | .. | .. | .. |
| 47 | Korou Nini (1902–109) | .. | .. | .. |

NEW APPLICATIONS.

| 48 | Horomona te Rongoparae (1902–66) | .. | .. | .. | Whakatomotomo Reserve. |
| 49 | Te Ruihi te Miha (1902–131) | .. | .. | .. | Waitapu Reserve. |
| 50 | Te Ruihi te Miha (1902–132) | .. | .. | .. | Whakatomotomo Reserve. |
| 51 | Hui te Miha (1902–133) | .. | .. | .. | Waitapu Reserve. |
| 52 | Hui te Miha (1902–134) | .. | .. | .. | Whakatomotomo Reserve. |
| 53 | Rakai Tamihana (1902–135) | .. | .. | .. | Whakatomotomo Reserve. |
| 54 | Retini Tamihana (1902–136) | .. | .. | .. | Whakatomotomo Reserve. |
| 55 | Hoani te Whaiti (1902–137) | .. | .. | .. | Whakatomotomo Reserve. |
| 56 | Iraia te Whaiti (1902–138) | .. | .. | .. | Whakatomotomo Reserve. |
| 57 | Te Ngaere Hemi (1902–139) | .. | .. | .. | Whakatomotomo Reserve. |
| 58 | Heta te Miha (1902–140) | .. | .. | .. | Whakatomotomo Reserve. |
| 59 | Hoani te Whaiti and others (1902–150) | .. | .. | .. | Koura No. 2. |
| 60 | Pane, H. P. T. (1902–156) | .. | .. | .. | Waikohua. |
| 61 | Pane te Haurangi (1902–157) | .. | .. | .. | Taupapanui (part of Tupurupuru Reserve). |
| 62 | Heni Paratene (1902–158) | .. | .. | .. | Okoura No. 3. |
| 63 | Pane Matiaha (1902–166) | .. | .. | .. | Whiti-ki-te-Tonga. |
| 64 | Hoani Paraone Tunuiarangi (1902–167) | .. | .. | .. | Aruhepohatu. |
| 65 | Hiriia Raharuh (1902–168) | .. | .. | .. | Okoura and Tupurupuru, Section 91. |
| 66 | Purakau Maika (1902–169) | .. | .. | .. | Okoura and Tupurupuru, Section 91. |
| 67 | Eruha Piripi and another (1902–170) | .. | .. | .. | Okoura No. 5. |
| 68 | Kawana Wetinitara (1902–237) .. | .. | .. | .. | .. |
| 69 | Rora Tohu (1902–239) .. | .. | .. | .. | .. |
| 70 | Puhara te Tau (1902–240) | .. | .. | .. | Pohue. |
| 71 | Taiawhio te Tau (1902–241) | .. | .. | .. | Takamaitu. |
| 72 | Hamuera W. Potangaroa (1902–242) | .. | .. | .. | Motuwairaka. |
| 73 | Ani Marakaia (1902–252) | .. | .. | .. | Te Oreore No. 2a. |

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1902, No 85

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Meeting of Te Ikaroa District Maori Land Council at Masterton

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated16 October 1902
KeywordsMaori Land Council, Te Ikaroa, Masterton, Land Applications, Consent to Lease, Removal of Restrictions, Papakainga Certificate, Adjourned Applications, New Applications
👱🏽 Names

42 names identified

Hone Wharemake, Lease to Henry Glazebrook
Henry Glazebrook, Lease from Hone Wharemake
Iripoama Rakatairi, Transfer to George Ebbett
George Ebbett, Transfer from Iripoama Rakatairi and Eriata Pokai
Eriata Pokai, Transfer to George Ebbett
William Handyside, Application for lease consent, Akitio and Aohanga
Erueti Arani, Application for assignment of rents, Owhaoko D No. 7
Hoani Paraone Tunuiarangi, Application for removal of restrictions, Hinana No. 1B No. 1
Horiana Natanahira, Application for removal of restrictions, Ngawhakaakupe B
Mohi Rangimauriora, Adjourned application, Mangatainoka No. 2
Ruihi Akitu, Adjourned application
Rakaimaro Peniamene, Adjourned application
Waho-o-te-Rangi Karaitiana, Adjourned application
Ihakara Karaitiana, Adjourned application
Kuku Karaitiana, Adjourned application
Hakaraia Haratiera, Adjourned application
Himiona Wirihana, Adjourned application
Ngarori Tamihana, Adjourned application
Korou Nini, Adjourned application
Horomona te Rongoparae, New application, Whakatomotomo Reserve
Te Ruihi te Miha, New application, Waitapu and Whakatomotomo Reserves
Hui te Miha, New application, Waitapu and Whakatomotomo Reserves
Rakai Tamihana, New application, Whakatomotomo Reserve
Retini Tamihana, New application, Whakatomotomo Reserve
Hoani te Whaiti, New application, Whakatomotomo and Koura No. 2
Iraia te Whaiti, New application, Whakatomotomo Reserve
Te Ngaere Hemi, New application, Whakatomotomo Reserve
Heta te Miha, New application, Whakatomotomo Reserve
H. P. T. Pane, New application, Waikohua
Pane te Haurangi, New application, Taupapanui
Heni Paratene, New application, Okoura No. 3
Pane Matiaha, New application, Whiti-ki-te-Tonga
Hoani Paraone Tunuiarangi, New application, Aruhepohatu
Hiriia Raharuh, New application, Okoura and Tupurupuru
Purakau Maika, New application, Okoura and Tupurupuru
Eruha Piripi, New application, Okoura No. 5
Kawana Wetinitara, New application
Rora Tohu, New application
Puhara te Tau, New application, Pohue
Taiawhio te Tau, New application, Takamaitu
Hamuera W. Potangaroa, New application, Motuwairaka
Ani Marakaia, New application, Te Oreore No. 2a

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R. C. Sim, Recorder

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