New Zealand Gazette – 1904 – No. 99

Page 2977

✨ Native Land Court Applications

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
883	Poutu Patupatu, Mokena Patupatu, Ngarango te Huia, Te Whare te Huia, Hariata Patupatu, Hairini Paiariki, Tukotahi Hautapu, Kingi te Omeka, Ngamihi te Huia, Mata Kahutaua, Te Waimatao Kahutaua, Ina Kahutaua, Te Reme te Huia, Tiaraukura te Huia, Turimana te Ngarahu, Pihere Patupatu, Tuawaerenga Ngawaka, Tumohe Titi, and Tiki Hare (657-9, 2/129)	Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 76 (Te Rongoroa)	Application for the inclusion of their names in the order for the said land.
884	Patea te Muraahi (108-18, 2/135)	Kahuwera A, B ..	Application to amend the boundary between Kahuwera A and Kahuwera B No. 1.
885	Tatana te Whataupoko and the family of Rakapa Parewhakaawe (719-3, 2/132)	Hauturu East and other blocks	Application for the inclusion of their names in the succession order for the interests of Aporo Taratutu, deceased, in the said blocks.
886	J. W. Ellis, agent for Te No Erihi (158-62, 2/139)	Mangawhero No. 3B and No. 4	Application to have the orders appointing successors to Te Rangituatea Moihi, deceased, in the said blocks, amended.

APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 22 OF “THE NATIVE TOWNSHIPS ACT, 1895,” TO ASCERTAIN WHO ARE THE BENEFICIAL OWNERS OF THE UNDERMENTIONED TOWNSHIP, AND WHAT ARE THE RESPECTIVE RELATIVE INTERESTS OF SUCH OWNERS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
887	The Surveyor-General (715-6, 5/138) .. ..	Parawai Native Township (part of Taharoa A Block).

APPLICATION TO ASSESS THE AMOUNT OF COMPENSATION WHICH OUGHT TO BE PAID TO THE OWNERS OF THE UNDERMENTIONED LAND, TAKEN UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SUBSECTION (2) OF SECTION 5 OF “THE SCENERY PRESERVATION ACT, 1903.”

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
888	The Minister for Tourist and Health Resorts (103-13, 5/159) ..	Hauturu East No. 1A No. 6 (Waitomo Caves).

APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 65 OF “THE NATIVE LAND COURT ACT, 1894,” THAT A DEFINED PORTION OF LAND MAY BE VESTED IN APPLICANT, IN LIEU OF SURVEY COSTS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
889	Peter Edward Cheal (653-2, 5/134A) .. ..	Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 72 (Otamati).
890	Peter Edward Cheal (656-5, 5/135) .. ..	Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 75 (Haupeehi).
891	Peter Edward Cheal (658-19, 5/135A) .. ..	Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 77 (Tangitu).
892	Peter Edward Cheal (657-8, 5/136) .. ..	Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 76 (Rongoroa).

APPLICATIONS FOR SURVEY LIENS.

No.	Name of Surveyor.	Name of Land.	Area.	Amount.
			A. R. P.	£ s. d.
893	Annie Cussen (by her solicitors, Hesketh and Richmond), executrix of the will of William Cussen, deceased (377-31, 5/87)	Kawhia P1 .. ..	10 0 0	4 3 8
894	Annie Cussen (by her solicitors, Hesketh and Richmond), executrix of the will of William Cussen, deceased (377-32, 5/87)	Kawhia P2 .. ..	2 2 37	3 7 0
895	Annie Cussen (by her solicitors, Hesketh and Richmond), executrix of the will of William Cussen, deceased (377-33, 5/88)	Kawhia P4 .. ..	3 0 15	2 8 11
896	Annie Cussen (by her solicitors, Hesketh and Richmond), executrix of the will of William Cussen, deceased (377-34, 5/88)	Kawhia P5 .. ..	3 0 14	4 0 6
897	Annie Cussen (by her solicitors, Hesketh and Richmond), executrix of the will of William Cussen, deceased (377-35, 5/88)	Kawhia P6 .. ..	3 0 15	2 8 5
898	Annie Cussen (by her solicitors, Hesketh and Richmond), executrix of the will of William Cussen, deceased (377-36, 5/88)	Kawhia P7 .. ..	10 0 0	5 6 1
899	Annie Cussen (by her solicitors, Hesketh and Richmond), executrix of the will of William Cussen, deceased (377-37, 5/89)	Kawhia P8 .. ..	225 3 2	7 12 11

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1904, No 99

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🪶 Applications under Section 39 of the Native Land Court Act, 1894

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Applications, Land Ownership, Inclusion of Names, Boundary Amendment, Succession Order
👱🏽 Names

24 names identified

Poutu Patupatu, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Mokena Patupatu, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Ngarango te Huia, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Te Whare te Huia, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Hariata Patupatu, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Hairini Paiariki, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Tukotahi Hautapu, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Kingi te Omeka, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Ngamihi te Huia, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Mata Kahutaua, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Te Waimatao Kahutaua, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Ina Kahutaua, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Te Reme te Huia, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Tiaraukura te Huia, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Turimana te Ngarahu, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Pihere Patupatu, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Tuawaerenga Ngawaka, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Tumohe Titi, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Tiki Hare, Applicant for inclusion of names in land order
Patea te Muraahi, Applicant to amend boundary
Tatana te Whataupoko, Applicant for inclusion of names in succession order
Rakapa Parewhakaawe, Family member in succession order application
J. W. Ellis, Agent for applicant to amend succession orders
Te No Erihi, Applicant to amend succession orders

🪶 Application under Section 22 of the Native Townships Act, 1895

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Townships, Beneficial Owners, Relative Interests, Parawai Native Township
👱🏽 Names

Surveyor-General , Applicant to ascertain beneficial owners

🪶 Application to assess compensation under the Scenery Preservation Act, 1903

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsCompensation Assessment, Scenery Preservation, Hauturu East, Waitomo Caves
👱🏽 Names

Minister for Tourist and Health Resorts , Applicant for compensation assessment

🪶 Applications under Section 65 of the Native Land Court Act, 1894

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Vesting, Survey Costs, Rangitoto-Tuhua
👱🏽 Names

Peter Edward Cheal, Applicant for land vesting in lieu of survey costs

🪶 Applications for Survey Liens

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsSurvey Liens, Kawhia, Executrix, William Cussen
👱🏽 Names

Annie Cussen, Executrix of the will of William Cussen
William Cussen, Deceased, subject of executrix application

👩‍💼 Officials

Hesketh and Richmond, Solicitors

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