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✨ Native Land Court Applications

SEPT. 17. THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2071

APPLICATION FOR REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
260	Hori Herewini, for the applicant, Rapata Makiwhara (791-17, 2/43)	Maraetai No. 3.

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
261	Te Korowhiti Tuataka (1149-45, 2/36)	Okauia No. 3 and No. 4 ..	Application for the inclusion of her name and the names of her children in the orders for the said lands.

ADJOURNED APPLICATION.

APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 40 OF “THE NATIVE LAND COURT ACT, 1894.”

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
262	F. J. Mountain, Authorised Surveyor (1110 , 1/178)	Tiritiri .. ..	Application to amend error in boundaries.

APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS.

No.	Nature of Alienation	Date.	Name of Land.	Names of Parties.
263	Lease (C.A. 1902-8) ..	18th January, 1902 ..	Waitakaruru No. 2D (Kairito)	Te Uinga Wharara, Te Rei Akatea, Ringiringi Akatea, Te Hote Ngakai, Rangihauata te Muri, and Tainui Whataroa, to Thomas Albert Coxhead, of Miranda.
264	Lease (C.A. 1902-9) ..	18th January, 1902 ..	Waitakaruru No. 2D (Kairito)	Te Whitu te Muri (trustee for Te Ripikoi Ngakai, Te Aurere Ngakai, Raiha Ngakai, Tainui Ngakai, Te Tokohau Ngakai, and Te Nana Ngakai), Rangihauata te Muri (trustee for Wiremu Wharara, Merea Karere, Mihiata Karere, Te Ripikoi Ngakai, Te Aurere Ngakai, Raiha Ngakai, Tainui Ngakai, Te Tokohau Ngakai, and Wana Ngakai), to Thomas Albert Coxhead, of Miranda.
265	Transfer (C.A. 1902-44) ..	19th February, 1902 ..	Piraurahi No. 6 ..	PirihI Taha alias Tiu Pirihi, Te Reiti Wharengaro, Kimokimo Pirihi, Ihipera Ruiha, Paora Tiunga (in his own right and as successor to Meri Tauto), Ngawiki Potae (in his own right and as successor to Potae te Pora), Matenga Haira (in his own right and as successor to Erano Hiko), Tukotahi Nutana (in his own right and as successor to Mereana Nutana), Tiriora Tiora (in her own right and as trustee for Rangikawhero Pineaha and Tupukaheke Pineaha, successors to Pineaha te Wharekohai), Merea Wikiriwhi and Rihi Kahurerewai (successors to Pakara te Paoro), and Te Horongaru Aperahama (successor to Hori Tukupou), to James Handley.
266	Transfer (C.A. 1902-56) ..	4th June, 1902 ..	Part of Hikutaia No. 1B	Ngahuia Ngakaho, of Hikutaia, to Emily Alley, wife of Charles Alley, of Hikutaia.
267	Lease (C.A. 1902-61) ..	7th June, 1902 ..	Waiharakeke No. 1c, Section 2	Panapa te Pea, Honi te Huia, Herehere Meri, Kaahurangi Ka, Karika Paeahu, Kahurangi Eru Kaka, Mama Ponehe, Rakatau Karaka, Tuhaora Parai, Meri Karaka, Rangitionga Horea, Raiha Kaka, Aramete Ngatara, Kau Horea, Tarapipipi te Waharoa, Tana Taingakawa, and Mihi Tarapipi, to Hubert Francis Cox.
268	Lease (C.A. 1902-90) ..	14th July, 1902 ..	Western portion of Section 24, Block IX., Te Aroha Survey District	Maata Paekau, Puti Pepene, Hikori Rawiri, Tiraroa Perepetua Rawiri, Maata Paekau (trustee for Papu Pepene), Tamaiwhiua Rawiri (trustee for Herewini Tamaiwhiua), and Aihe Pepene, to William Hetherington, of Te Aroha.
269	Lease (C.A. 1902-91) ..	14th July, 1902 ..	Western portion of Section 23, Block IX., Te Aroha Survey District	Rawiri te Wakaiti, Tamaiwhiua Rawiri, Hikori Rawiri, Ani Perepetua, Hikori Rawiri, Tamaiwhiua Rawiri, and Ani Perepetua Rawiri (as successors to Pirika te Riupoto), to William Hetherington, of Te Aroha.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1903, No 73

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Application for Removal of Restrictions on Native Land

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land, Restriction Removal, Maraetai No. 3, Hori Herewini, Rapata Makiwhara
👱🏽 Names

Hori Herewini, Applicant for removal of restrictions
Rapata Makiwhara, Named applicant represented by Hori Herewini

🪶 Application under Section 39 of Native Land Court Act

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Section 39, Okauia No. 3, Okauia No. 4, Name Inclusion
👱🏽 Names

Te Korowhiti Tuataka, Applicant for inclusion of her name and children

🪶 Adjourned Application under Section 40 of Native Land Court Act

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Section 40, Tiritiri, Boundary Amendment, Authorised Surveyor
👱🏽 Names

F. J. Mountain, Authorised Surveyor applying to amend boundary error

🪶 Applications for Confirmation of Alienations of Native Land

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Transfer, Lease, Confirmation, Waitakaruru, Piraurahi, Hikutaia, Waiharakeke, Te Aroha, Multiple Māori Owners, European Grantees
👱🏽 Names

82 names identified

Te Uinga Wharara, Grantor of lease to Thomas Albert Coxhead
Te Rei Akatea, Grantor of lease to Thomas Albert Coxhead
Ringiringi Akatea, Grantor of lease to Thomas Albert Coxhead
Te Hote Ngakai, Grantor of lease to Thomas Albert Coxhead
Rangihauata te Muri, Grantor of lease to Thomas Albert Coxhead
Tainui Whataroa, Grantor of lease to Thomas Albert Coxhead
Te Whitu te Muri, Trustee grantor for multiple beneficiaries to Thomas Albert Coxhead
Te Ripikoi Ngakai, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Te Aurere Ngakai, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Raiha Ngakai, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Tainui Ngakai, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Te Tokohau Ngakai, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Te Nana Ngakai, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Wiremu Wharara, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Merea Karere, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Mihiata Karere, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Te Ripikoi Ngakai, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Te Aurere Ngakai, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Raiha Ngakai, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Tainui Ngakai, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Te Tokohau Ngakai, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Wana Ngakai, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Thomas Albert Coxhead, Lessee of Waitakaruru No. 2D
PirihI Taha, Grantor of transfer to James Handley
Tiu Pirihi, Alias of PirihI Taha, grantor of transfer
Te Reiti Wharengaro, Grantor of transfer to James Handley
Kimokimo Pirihi, Grantor of transfer to James Handley
Ihipera Ruiha, Grantor of transfer to James Handley
Paora Tiunga, Grantor in own right and as successor
Meri Tauto, Predecessor to Paora Tiunga
Ngawiki Potae, Grantor in own right and as successor
Potae te Pora, Predecessor to Ngawiki Potae
Matenga Haira, Grantor in own right and as successor
Erano Hiko, Predecessor to Matenga Haira
Tukotahi Nutana, Grantor in own right and as successor
Mereana Nutana, Predecessor to Tukotahi Nutana
Tiriora Tiora, Grantor in own right and trustee for successors
Rangikawhero Pineaha, Successor to Pineaha te Wharekohai
Tupukaheke Pineaha, Successor to Pineaha te Wharekohai
Pineaha te Wharekohai, Predecessor to Rangikawhero and Tupukaheke Pineaha
Merea Wikiriwhi, Grantor as successor to Pakara te Paoro
Rihi Kahurerewai, Grantor as successor to Pakara te Paoro
Pakara te Paoro, Predecessor to Merea Wikiriwhi and Rihi Kahurerewai
Te Horongaru Aperahama, Grantor as successor to Hori Tukupou
Hori Tukupou, Predecessor to Te Horongaru Aperahama
James Handley, Transferee of Piraurahi No. 6
Ngahuia Ngakaho, Grantor of transfer to Emily Alley
Emily Alley, Transferee of part of Hikutaia No. 1B
Charles Alley, Husband of Emily Alley
Panapa te Pea, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Honi te Huia, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Herehere Meri, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Kaahurangi Ka, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Karika Paeahu, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Kahurangi Eru Kaka, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Mama Ponehe, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Rakatau Karaka, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Tuhaora Parai, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Meri Karaka, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Rangitionga Horea, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Raiha Kaka, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Aramete Ngatara, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Kau Horea, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Tarapipipi te Waharoa, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Tana Taingakawa, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Mihi Tarapipi, Grantor of lease to Hubert Francis Cox
Hubert Francis Cox, Lessee of Waiharakeke No. 1c
Maata Paekau, Grantor of lease to William Hetherington
Puti Pepene, Grantor of lease to William Hetherington
Hikori Rawiri, Grantor of lease to William Hetherington
Tiraroa Perepetua Rawiri, Grantor of lease to William Hetherington
Papu Pepene, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Tamaiwhiua Rawiri, Trustee grantor for Herewini Tamaiwhiua
Herewini Tamaiwhiua, Beneficiary under trustee lease
Aihe Pepene, Grantor of lease to William Hetherington
William Hetherington, Lessee of Western Section 24, Te Aroha
Rawiri te Wakaiti, Grantor of lease to William Hetherington
Tamaiwhiua Rawiri, Grantor of lease to William Hetherington
Hikori Rawiri, Grantor of lease to William Hetherington
Ani Perepetua, Grantor of lease to William Hetherington
Pirika te Riupoto, Predecessor to Ani Perepetua Rawiri and others
Ani Perepetua Rawiri, Successor to Pirika te Riupoto, grantor of lease

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