New Zealand Gazette – 1904 – No. 24

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✨ Native Land Court Applications

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 24

APPLICATIONS FOR DETERMINATION OF RELATIVE INTERESTS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.

ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS.

876 | Te Kahiwi te Patuki, Arama Karaka, Ereatara Toheriri, and others (91-1439) | Te Kahika No. 2B, 533 acres (Rangiuru No. 2B)
877 | Rangitapu Tamihana, Ngawara Tamihana, Aumihi Tamihana, Ngakoura Tamihana, and others (93-2093) | Rangiuru No. 2B
878 | Eparaima te Pakahawai, Iehu te Kokiri, and others (93-3279) .. | Rangiuru No. 2D
879 | Eparaima te Pakahawai, Iehu te Kokiri, and others (93-3281) .. | Rangiuru No. 2B
880 | Eparaima te Pakahawai, Iehu te Kokiri, and others (93-3283) .. | Rangiuru No. 2A
881 | Eparaima te Pakahawai, Iehu te Kokiri, and others (93-5599) .. | Rangiuru No. 1A
882 | Eparaima te Pakahawai, Ehenata te Parehuia, Marara Tarahina, and others (93-5601) | Rangiuru No. 1B
883 | Kumete Anania, Hohai te Ropiha, Ngatai Pauro, Hamahona Kamu (93-3925) | Paengaroa South
884 | Maraki Wahanui, Te Hikanui Mita, Te Hira Hikanui, Te Ropiha te Rangi (93-3927) | Paengaroa South
885 | Hohua Tahapango and others (93-4111) .. .. .. | Pakotore (Paengaroa South)
886 | Tukuru Pini, Hurinuku te Rangikaku, Tieri te Tikao, Te Warihi te Tikao, Winati te Kohu, Akapita te Toru (93-4253) | Paengaroa South
887 | Raureti P. Mokonuiarangi and Mikaere Heretaunga (for Ngati-ra, gitihii Hapu), (574-2, 3/125) | Paengaroa North E
888 | H. Kokiri te Wharepurangi (for Ani te Waru, Hapeta te Hautehoro, and others), (572-18, 3/127) | Paengaroa North C No. 3
889 | H. Kokiri te Wharepurangi, H. te Tupara Tokoaitua, Taekata te Tokoihi, and others (577-52, 3/128) | Paengaroa South (Pakotore)
890 | Rewi Tereanuku (570-22, 3/130) .. .. .. | Paengaroa North A No. 2
891 | Matuha Enoka (for Mei Enoka and others), (572-19, 3/131) .. | Paengaroa North C No. 2
892 | Pere Whatanui, Keni Ngahana, Hemi Tupara, and Timoti Reone (570-23, 3/132) | Paengaroa North A No. 4
893 | Taekata Tokoihi and others (570-24, 3/133) .. .. .. | Paengaroa North A1 No. 2
894 | Te Kura Wharepohue, Aporo te Ia, Reihana Paruhi, and others (302-85, 3/214) | Rangiuru No. 2B
895 | Te Kura Wharepohue, Aporo te Ia, Reihana Paruhi, and others (302-86, 3/215) | Rangiuru No. 2C
896 | Te Kura Wharepohue, Aporo te Ia, Reihana Paruhi, and others (302-87, 3/216) | Rangiuru No. 2D
897 | Te Tauhu Kingi and others (989-1, 3/217) .. .. .. | Section 10, Block VIII., Maketu Survey District
898 | Te Kura Wharepohue, Aporo te Ia, Reihana Paruhi, and others (302-88, 3/218) | Rangiuru No. 2A

NEW APPLICATION.

899 | H. T. Tarakawa and Te Miini te Hihiko (29-35, 3/232) .. | Pukehina F

APPLICATION TO DEFINE INTEREST ACQUIRED BY CROWN UNDER SECTION 6 OF “THE NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT ACT 1877.”

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.

ADJOURNED APPLICATION.

900 | Minister for Native Affairs (79-3712, 2/48, 327 B.P.) .. .. | Tahunaroa

APPLICATION UNDER SUBSECTION (3) OF SECTION 14 OF “THE NATIVE LAND COURT ACT, 1894,” FOR EXCHANGE OF LANDS.

No.	Names of Applicants.	Names of Lands to be exchanged.

901 | { Whakaue Hikairo (530-57, 3/192) .. .. .. | Tumu-Kaituna No. 3 and 4B
| { Rotohiko Whakaue (69-176, 4/116) .. .. .. | Mangorewa-Kaharoa No. 6E

APPLICATION FOR ASSESSMENT OF COMPENSATION FOR NATIVE LAND TAKEN FOR ROAD UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 87 AND 88 OF “THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1894.”

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Area taken.

ADJOURNED APPLICATION.

902 | The Tauranga County Council (302-40, 3/61) .. | Rangiuru No. 2B .. .. | 6a. 3r. 9p.

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⚖️ Adjudicated Applications for Determination of Relative Interests in Native Land

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsNative Land Court, Relative interests, Land claims, Rangiuru, Paengaroa, Maketu, Adjudicated applications
👱🏽 Names

46 names identified

Te Kahiwi te Patuki, Applicant for Te Kahika No. 2B
Arama Karaka, Applicant for Te Kahika No. 2B
Ereatara Toheriri, Applicant for Te Kahika No. 2B
Rangitapu Tamihana, Applicant for Rangiuru No. 2B
Ngawara Tamihana, Applicant for Rangiuru No. 2B
Aumihi Tamihana, Applicant for Rangiuru No. 2B
Ngakoura Tamihana, Applicant for Rangiuru No. 2B
Eparaima te Pakahawai, Applicant for Rangiuru No. 2D, 2B, 2A, 1A
Iehu te Kokiri, Applicant for Rangiuru No. 2D, 2B, 2A, 1A
Ehenata te Parehuia, Applicant for Rangiuru No. 1B
Marara Tarahina, Applicant for Rangiuru No. 1B
Kumete Anania, Applicant for Paengaroa South
Hohai te Ropiha, Applicant for Paengaroa South
Ngatai Pauro, Applicant for Paengaroa South
Hamahona Kamu, Applicant for Paengaroa South
Maraki Wahanui, Applicant for Paengaroa South
Te Hikanui Mita, Applicant for Paengaroa South
Te Hira Hikanui, Applicant for Paengaroa South
Te Ropiha te Rangi, Applicant for Paengaroa South
Hohua Tahapango, Applicant for Pakotore (Paengaroa South)
Tukuru Pini, Applicant for Paengaroa South
Hurinuku te Rangikaku, Applicant for Paengaroa South
Tieri te Tikao, Applicant for Paengaroa South
Te Warihi te Tikao, Applicant for Paengaroa South
Winati te Kohu, Applicant for Paengaroa South
Akapita te Toru, Applicant for Paengaroa South
Raureti P. Mokonuiarangi, Applicant for Paengaroa North E
Mikaere Heretaunga, Applicant for Paengaroa North E
H. Kokiri te Wharepurangi, Applicant for Paengaroa North C No. 3
Ani te Waru, Subject of application by H. Kokiri te Wharepurangi
Hapeta te Hautehoro, Subject of application by H. Kokiri te Wharepurangi
H. te Tupara Tokoaitua, Applicant for Paengaroa South (Pakotore)
Taekata Tokoihi, Applicant for Paengaroa South (Pakotore), Paengaroa North A1 No. 2
Rewi Tereanuku, Applicant for Paengaroa North A No. 2
Matuha Enoka, Applicant for Paengaroa North C No. 2
Mei Enoka, Subject of application by Matuha Enoka
Pere Whatanui, Applicant for Paengaroa North A No. 4
Keni Ngahana, Applicant for Paengaroa North A No. 4
Hemi Tupara, Applicant for Paengaroa North A No. 4
Timoti Reone, Applicant for Paengaroa North A No. 4
Te Kura Wharepohue, Applicant for Rangiuru No. 2B, 2C, 2D, 2A
Aporo te Ia, Applicant for Rangiuru No. 2B, 2C, 2D, 2A
Reihana Paruhi, Applicant for Rangiuru No. 2B, 2C, 2D, 2A
Te Tauhu Kingi, Applicant for Section 10, Block VIII, Maketu
H. T. Tarakawa, Applicant for Pukehina F
Te Miini te Hihiko, Applicant for Pukehina F

🗺️ Application to Define Crown Interest in Native Land under 1877 Act

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsNative Land Amendment Act 1877, Crown interest, Tahunaroa, Minister for Native Affairs
👱🏽 Names

Minister for Native Affairs , Applicant for Crown interest in Tahunaroa

🗺️ Application for Exchange of Native Lands under 1894 Act

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsNative Land Court Act 1894, Land exchange, Tumu-Kaituna, Mangorewa-Kaharoa
👱🏽 Names

Whakaue Hikairo, Applicant for land exchange (Tumu-Kaituna No. 3 and 4B)
Rotohiko Whakaue, Applicant for land exchange (Mangorewa-Kaharoa No. 6E)

🏗️ Application for Compensation for Native Land Taken for Road

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
KeywordsPublic Works Act 1894, Road construction, Compensation, Rangiuru No. 2B, Tauranga County Council
👱🏽 Names

The Tauranga County Council , Applicant for compensation assessment

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