New Zealand Gazette – 1905 – No. 44

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 44

APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF ADOPTION OF A CHILD, UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 50 OF “THE NATIVE LAND CLAIMS ADJUSTMENT AND LAWS AMENDMENT ACT, 1901.”

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Child.
304	Te Rira Patena (Mis. 39)	Te Rira Eketone, child of Anaru Eketone and Hera Kingi.

APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS.

No.	Nature of Alienation.	Date.	Name of Land.	Names of Parties.
305	Lease (C.A. 1901–131)	21st September, 1901	Part of Lot 265, Parish of Pukete	Makareta Hopai Ferguson, of Whatawhata, to Francis John Rothwell, also of Whatawhata.
306	Lease (C.A. 1902–29)	17th January, 1902	Part of Okoroire No. 457N	Karanama te Kuta, of Paparamu, Tirau, to William Main, also of Paparamu, Tirau.
307	Transfer (C.A. 1902–70)	3rd July, 1902	Lot 100, Parish of Onewhero	Hori Kukutai, of Te Kohanga, to John Muir, of Maniai.
308	Conveyance (C.A. 1905–4)	21st August, 1903	Part of Lot 19, Section 2, Town of Raglan	Renata te Wharepuhi, of Raglan, to Sarah Ann Galvan, also of Raglan.
309	Conveyance (C.A. 1905–5)	5th June, 1903	Interests in Lot 62B, Parish of Koheroa	Wiremu Taka, of Mercer, and Te Kono te Aho, to Cyril Dockor Lincoln, of Pokeno.
310	Conveyance (C.A. 1905–11)	31st January, 1905	Lot 136, Parish of Pepepe	Hohaia Akarauti, of Waikato, to William Joseph Ralph, of Auckland.

APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 46 OF “THE NATIVE LAND COURT ACT, 1894,” FOR PROBATE.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Deceased.
311	Percy Dufaur (905w, 2/24)	Honana Maioha.

Sitting of the Native Land Court at Otorohanga.

Registrar’s Office, Auckland, 2nd May, 1905.

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 30th day of May, 1905, or as soon thereafter as the business of the Court will allow.
[Auckland, 1905–21.]

JAS. W. BROWNE, Registrar.

SCHEDULE.

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITION.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
989	Ngaparaki te Aruhe, Hohepa Petera, and others (658–21, 5/173)	Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 77 (Tangitu).
990	W. H. Grace, agent for Auhaha Amohia, Hana Amohia, and Rangihua Rohutu (194–71, 5/178)	Ouruwhero No. 3Y.
991	Roka H. Hopere and others (478–27, 5/179)	Aotea South No. 1.
992	Taonui Hikaka, Hone Taonui Ruihi, Tuwhakaririka Potaua, Pohe Tawhana, Rangihua Kingi, and Tukiterangi (645–10, 5/180)	Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 64 (Te Kaingaika).
993	Taumata Poihipi (350–46, 5/181)	Ohura South G No. 4J.
994	Hori te Ihorangi, Hapimana Mokau, and Waiuku te Huia (224–73, 5/183)	Tokanui No. 1B (Pukekawawa).
995	Paora Hikaia, Reu Hikaia, Hikaia Karepe, and others (350–47, 5/184)	Ohura South G No. 4L.
996	Ngatai te Mamaku and Makere te Uruweherua (347–57, 5/193)	Ohura South D No. 5D (Komakoriki).
997	Turaki Maikuku (354–46, 5/206)	Ohura South M3C.
998	Tiraha Poihipi, Hare Poihipi, Paraone Ropihia, Tarewa Heremaia, Te Mura Poihipi, and Ruai Parehuitao (350–50, 5/207)	Ohura South G No. 4K.
999	Hone Omipi, for Hinaki Ropihia (350–51, 5/208)	Ohura South G No. 4K.
1000	Hori Kingi te Mawae and Rangipare Poihipi (584–7, 5/209)	Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 3A (Taraunui).
1001	Rangiwhakarewa Paraone (122–25, 5/210)	Kinohaku West No. 11B, Section .

APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 46 OF “THE NATIVE LAND COURT ACT, 1894,” FOR PROBATE.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Deceased.
1128	James Flavell (675B.I.–1, 2/21)	Reta Ururoa.
1129	Manaia te Huia (745–1, 2/23)	Irihapeti te Wahanui, alias Peti Hurihia, alias Peti Wahanui.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1905, No 44

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🪶 Application for Registration of Child Adoption

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsAdoption, Child Registration, Native Land Claims Adjustment Act, Te Rira Patena, Te Rira Eketone
👱🏽 Names

Te Rira Patena (Miss), Applicant for adoption registration
Te Rira Eketone, Child to be adopted
Anaru Eketone, Father of the child
Hera Kingi, Mother of the child

🪶 Applications for Confirmation of Land Alienations

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Lease, Land Transfer, Conveyance, Native Land Court, Whatawhata, Paparamu, Raglan, Waikato
👱🏽 Names

13 names identified

Makareta Hopai Ferguson, Lessor of land at Whatawhata
Francis John Rothwell, Lessee of land at Whatawhata
Karanama te Kuta, Lessor of land at Paparamu
William Main, Lessee of land at Paparamu
Hori Kukutai, Transferor of land at Te Kohanga
John Muir, Transferee of land at Maniai
Renata te Wharepuhi, Conveyancer of land at Raglan
Sarah Ann Galvan, Conveyance recipient at Raglan
Wiremu Taka, Conveyancer of land at Mercer
Te Kono te Aho, Co-conveyancer of land
Cyril Dockor Lincoln, Conveyance recipient at Pokeno
Hohaia Akarauti, Conveyancer of land at Waikato
William Joseph Ralph, Conveyance recipient at Auckland

🪶 Applications for Probate under Native Land Court Act

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsProbate, Native Land Court, Deceased Estate, Honana Maioha, Reta Ururoa, Irihapeti te Wahanui
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

Percy Dufaur, Applicant for probate of Honana Maioha's estate
Honana Maioha, Deceased
James Flavell, Applicant for probate of Reta Ururoa's estate
Reta Ururoa, Deceased
Manaia te Huia, Applicant for probate of Irihapeti te Wahanui's estate
Irihapeti te Wahanui, Deceased, also known as Peti Hurihia and Peti Wahanui
Peti Hurihia, Alias of Irihapeti te Wahanui
Peti Wahanui, Alias of Irihapeti te Wahanui

🪶 Notice of Sitting of Native Land Court at Otorohanga

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated2 May 1905
KeywordsNative Land Court, Court Sitting, Otorohanga, Partition Applications, Probate, Schedule
👱🏽 Names

34 names identified

Ngaparaki te Aruhe, Applicant for partition of Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 77
Hohepa Ptera, Applicant for partition of Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 77
W. H. Grace, Agent for applicants to partition Ouruwhero No. 3Y
Auhaha Amohia, Principal applicant for partition of Ouruwhero No. 3Y
Hana Amohia, Principal applicant for partition of Ouruwhero No. 3Y
Rangihua Rohutu, Principal applicant for partition of Ouruwhero No. 3Y
Roka H. Hopere, Applicant for partition of Aotea South No. 1
Taonui Hikaka, Applicant for partition of Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 64
Hone Taonui Ruihi, Applicant for partition of Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 64
Tuwhakaririka Potaua, Applicant for partition of Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 64
Pohe Tawhana, Applicant for partition of Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 64
Rangihua Kingi, Applicant for partition of Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 64
Tukiterangi, Applicant for partition of Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 64
Taumata Poihipi, Applicant for partition of Ohura South G No. 4J
Hori te Ihorangi, Applicant for partition of Tokanui No. 1B
Hapimana Mokau, Applicant for partition of Tokanui No. 1B
Waiuku te Huia, Applicant for partition of Tokanui No. 1B
Paora Hikaia, Applicant for partition of Ohura South G No. 4L
Reu Hikaia, Applicant for partition of Ohura South G No. 4L
Hikaia Karepe, Applicant for partition of Ohura South G No. 4L
Ngatai te Mamaku, Applicant for partition of Ohura South D No. 5D
Makere te Uruweherua, Applicant for partition of Ohura South D No. 5D
Turaki Maikuku, Applicant for partition of Ohura South M3C
Tiraha Poihipi, Applicant for partition of Ohura South G No. 4K
Hare Poihipi, Applicant for partition of Ohura South G No. 4K
Paraone Ropihia, Applicant for partition of Ohura South G No. 4K
Tarewa Heremaia, Applicant for partition of Ohura South G No. 4K
Te Mura Poihipi, Applicant for partition of Ohura South G No. 4K
Ruai Parehuitao, Applicant for partition of Ohura South G No. 4K
Hone Omipi, Applicant for partition of Ohura South G No. 4K on behalf of Hinaki Ropihia
Hinaki Ropihia, Person on whose behalf application is made
Hori Kingi te Mawae, Applicant for partition of Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 3A
Rangipare Poihipi, Applicant for partition of Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 3A
Rangiwhakarewa Paraone, Applicant for partition of Kinohaku West No. 11B

👩‍💼 Officials

Jas. W. Browne, Registrar

🪶 Application under Section 46 of Native Land Court Act for Probate (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsProbate, Native Land Court, Deceased Estate, Reta Ururoa, Irihapeti te Wahanui
👱🏽 Names

6 names identified

James Flavell, Applicant for probate of Reta Ururoa's estate
Reta Ururoa, Deceased
Manaia te Huia, Applicant for probate of Irihapeti te Wahanui's estate
Irihapeti te Wahanui, Deceased, also known as Peti Hurihia and Peti Wahanui
Peti Hurihia, Alias of Irihapeti te Wahanui
Peti Wahanui, Alias of Irihapeti te Wahanui

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