New Zealand Gazette – 1904 – No. 3

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✨ Native Land Court Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 3

SCHEDULE.

No.	Name.	Interest.
1	Hare Pine ..	One-third equally.
2	Te Ao Turoa..
3	Porangi Iriwhata
4	Eri Iriwhata..	One-third equally.
5	Te Mihi Iriwhata
6	Hapakuku Kaninamu
7	Noti Kaninamu
8	Hiria Kaninamu
9	Te Rau Kaninamu	One-third equally.
10	Pane Kaninamu
11	Haromi Kaninamu
12	No Kaninamu

Sitting of the Native Land Court at Otorohanga, Auckland.

Registrar’s Office, Auckland, 8th January, 1904.

NOTICE is hereby given that the several matters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written will be heard by the Native Land Court sitting at Otorohanga on the 6th day of February, 1904, or as soon thereafter as the business of the Court will allow.

[Auckland, 1904-6.]

JAS. W. BROWNE, Registrar.

SCHEDULE.

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITION.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land
1923	Waikohika Kereti (111-45, 5/25)	Te Kuiti No. 2B, Section 12.
1924	Waikohika Kereti (712-16, 5/26)	Te Pukenui No. 2, Section D4.
1925	Wiri Katarina and others (344-15, 5/28)	Oiura South A No. 2 (Taringamotu A No. 2).
1926	Mihiata Ngahina (344-16, 5/29)	Ohura South A No. 3 (Taringamotu or Horangapai).
1927	Maanga Maurea (377-28, 5/31) ..	Kawhia P 8, Section 5.
1928	Hohua te Apa, Tuatu Mautara, and Mihaka Hohua (361-14, 5/32)	Pakarikari No. 1.
1929	Paraone Marerahi (239-224, 5/33)	Wharepuhunga No. 7.

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
1965	Ratutonu Taiamai, Rangiwaua Taiamai, Hamiora Pani, Time Koinaki, Te Whare Koinaki, and Te Aroaro te Whare (645-7, 2/102)	Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 64 (Te Kaingaika)	Application for the inclusion of their names and the names of their children (eleven) in the order for the said land.
1966	Te Ata Whakarake, Hori Paamu, Metiria Mokara, Whakarake, Turi Kahukarewao, and Tangatakinо Miriama (582-12, 2/104)	Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 1 and 2 (Pukuweka)	Application for the inclusion of their names in the orders for the said lands.

APPLICATION REFERRED TO THE COURT BY THE CHIEF JUDGE FOR INQUIRY AND REPORT UNDER SECTION 49 OF “THE NATIVE LAND LAWS AMENDMENT ACT, 1895.”

No.	Name of Land.	Matter for Inquiry and Report.
1967	Kawhia A, D, F, M, M1, and W (362-8, 2/106)	As to the circumstances under which the name of Tuokioki was omitted from the list of names in original list and the name of Tikaokao inserted, and whether Tikaokao or Te Weu, or either of them, is entitled.
	Kawhia O (362-8, 2/106)	As to the relative interests of Amuketi te Koru and Amomanuka Heka in Kawhia O.

APPLICATION FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATION.

No.	Nature of Alienation.	Date.	Name of Land	Names of Parties.
1968	Lease (C.A. 1902-77)	28 May, 1902	Part of Maungatautari No. 6A	Huirama Puke and Mauriohooho, both of Parawera, near Kihikihi, to David Miller Ross, of Kihikihi.

Adjournment of Sitting of Native Land Court at Whanganui.

Registrar’s Office, Wellington, 12th January, 1904.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sitting of the Native Land Court which was notified to be held at Whanganui on the 20th day of January, 1904, has been adjourned to the 10th day of February, 1904, at the same place.

R. C. SIM, Registrar.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1904, No 3

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🪶 Native Land Court Sitting at Otorohanga

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated8 January 1904
KeywordsNative Land Court, Sitting, Otorohanga, Schedule, Interests
👱🏽 Names

12 names identified

Hare Pine, Mentioned in schedule for Native Land Court sitting
Te Ao Turoa, Mentioned in schedule for Native Land Court sitting
Porangi Iriwhata, Mentioned in schedule for Native Land Court sitting
Eri Iriwhata, Mentioned in schedule for Native Land Court sitting
Te Mihi Iriwhata, Mentioned in schedule for Native Land Court sitting
Hapakuku Kaninamu, Mentioned in schedule for Native Land Court sitting
Noti Kaninamu, Mentioned in schedule for Native Land Court sitting
Hiria Kaninamu, Mentioned in schedule for Native Land Court sitting
Te Rau Kaninamu, Mentioned in schedule for Native Land Court sitting
Pane Kaninamu, Mentioned in schedule for Native Land Court sitting
Haromi Kaninamu, Mentioned in schedule for Native Land Court sitting
No Kaninamu, Mentioned in schedule for Native Land Court sitting

👩‍💼 Officials

JAS. W. BROWNE, Registrar

🪶 Applications for Partition

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsApplications for Partition, Native Land Court, Land names, Te Kuiti, Te Pukenui, Oiura South, Ohura South, Kawhia, Pakarikari, Wharepuhunga
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

Waikohika Kereti, Applicant for partition
Wiri Katarina, Applicant for partition (and others)
Mihiata Ngahina, Applicant for partition
Maanga Maurea, Applicant for partition
Hohua te Apa, Applicant for partition
Tuatu Mautara, Applicant for partition
Mihaka Hohua, Applicant for partition
Paraone Marerahi, Applicant for partition

🪶 Applications under Section 39 of Native Land Court Act

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsSection 39, Native Land Court Act, 1894, Application for inclusion, Rangitoto-Tuhua, Pukuweka
👱🏽 Names

12 names identified

Ratutonu Taiamai, Applicant for inclusion
Rangiwaua Taiamai, Applicant for inclusion
Hamiora Pani, Applicant for inclusion
Time Koinaki, Applicant for inclusion
Te Whare Koinaki, Applicant for inclusion
Te Aroaro te Whare, Applicant for inclusion
Te Ata Whakarake, Applicant for inclusion
Hori Paamu, Applicant for inclusion
Metiria Mokara, Applicant for inclusion
Whakarake, Applicant for inclusion
Turi Kahukarewao, Applicant for inclusion
Tangatakinо Miriama, Applicant for inclusion

🪶 Application for Inquiry under Section 49

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsSection 49, Native Land Laws Amendment Act, 1895, Chief Judge, Inquiry, Report, Kawhia, Tuokioki, Tikaokao, Te Weu, Amuketi te Koru, Amomanuka Heka
👱🏽 Names

Tuokioki, Person of interest in inquiry
Tikaokao, Person of interest in inquiry
Te Weu, Person of interest in inquiry
Amuketi te Koru, Person of interest in inquiry
Amomanuka Heka, Person of interest in inquiry

🪶 Application for Confirmation of Alienation

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsConfirmation of alienation, Lease, Maungatautari No. 6A, Huirama Puke, Mauriohooho, David Miller Ross
👱🏽 Names

Huirama Puke, Lessor
Mauriohooho, Lessor
David Miller Ross, Lessee

🪶 Adjournment of Native Land Court Sitting at Whanganui

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated12 January 1904
KeywordsAdjournment, Native Land Court, Whanganui, 10th February 1904
👩‍💼 Officials

R. C. SIM, Registrar

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