New Zealand Gazette – 1906 – No. 39

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✨ Adjourned Applications for Land Partition

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 39

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITION—continued.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.

ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS—continued.


130	Rangi Whakateka, Tarewa Heremaia, and others	Tawhitinui.
131	Te Rou Raniera	Kumuiti No. 1.
132	Te Rou Raniera	Kumuiti No. 4.
133	Timoti Raniera	Kapakapa No. 6.
134	Te Ono Parao	Kai-Iwi 6H No. 3.
135	Pura Makirika	Waimarino No. 3.
136	Tuha Tauna and others	Te Reureu No. 1.
137	Turongoiti Paraone and Te Oro Kairakau	Ngapakihi.
138	Hare Reweti Rongorongo and Hoone Reweti	Ohinepuhiawe, Section 141.
139	Tutunui Rora	Awarua 3D3, Section 17.
140	Te Ono Parao	Kai-Iwi 6C No. 2.
141	Ema Hipango and W. W. Hipango	Waimarino B.
142	Ema Hipango, W. W. Hipango, and Pita te Rahui	Tupapanui No. 2.
143	Waata Wi Hipango and Ema Hipango	Puketotara No. 2.
144	Reti Tahana, alias Reti te Pikiumuumu (Corry and Holdship)	Rangiwaea 4E No. 2B.
145	Paneta Maehe and Tuatini te Waiho..	Waharangi No. 4.
146	Katene Tima	Ohinepuhiawe No. 141.
147	Riria te Huruhuru..	Ohinepuhiawe No. 140.
148	Kerei te Hokowhitu	Rangiwaea No. 4F No. 2A.
149	Te Iwi Hekenui	Waimarino B.
150	Te Iwi Hekenui	Ngapakihi.
151	Te Iwi Hekenui	Urewera No. 2.
152	Te Iwi Hekenui	Waimarino A.

NEW APPLICATIONS.


153	Nepia Taure, Hune Tetana, Tawaroa Tetana, Ereni Karo, and Kumer oa Tetana	Puketarata No. 4.
154	Hira Akapita, Herewini Tetawero, and others..	Raetihi No. 5.
155	Puteruha Paki (by Gifford Marshall)	Ngatarawa 2A.
156	Puteruha Paki (by Gifford Marshall)	Ngatarawa 1A.
157	Whakaepa Tuatini, Ngakura Ropoama, and others	Waharangi-Paekaka 7A.
158	Mihipeka Ngahu (by Borlase and Saunders)	Maraetaua 1D.
159	Reremoana Tohikura	Tiniwaitara.
160	Pura Makirika	Te Tuhi No. 4.
161	Te Uta Ngahiwi	Waipu 1A No. 5B.
162	Tiemi te Wiki	Parapara 2B No. 2F.
163	Tiemi te Wiki	Rangiwaea-Tarere.
164	Aropeta Tamumu and Teone Parao	Kai-Iwi 6H No. 2.
165	Henare Tamehana and Kohiti Tamehana	Kapakapa No. 1.
166	Henare Tamehana and Kohiti Tamehana	Omurihore No. 3.
167	Te Waewae Ngamoenga	Kaiwhaiki No. 1.
168	Taituha Apera and others	Waitahanui No. 8.
169	Mariana Rangipo	Rangiwaea 4C.
170	Ngakura Ropoama..	Otiranui 4E.
171	Neri Poutini and Tamehana Pirato	Murimotu 5B No. 4.
172	Pukunui Rangia	Maputahi No. 1.
173	Wikitoria Keepa and Waata Wi Hipango	Paranuiomata No. 10 (Putiki).
174	Aterea Tauwhati and others	Kauwaeroa.
175	Taiuru te Rango	Rangiwaea-Tarere.
176	Tuka Matairangi	Rangiwaea No. 4F No. 14D.
177	Wikitoria Keepa and others	Otiranui No. 1.
178	Kerei te Hokowhitu and others	Mairehau No. 2.
179	Heremaia te Rapahiku	Te Auroa No. 1.
180	Inia Ranginui and others	Waimarino Reserve.
181	Pikihuia Pakau and others	Waimarino Reserve A.
182	Taiuru te Rango	Kawatau.
183	Utiku Potaka and Pape Potaka	Awarua 1A No. 2 West.
184	Whareherehere te Awaroa (by his agent, J. M. Fraser)	Awarua 1A No. 3 South.
185	Whareherehere te Awaroa (by his agent, J. M. Fraser)	Awarua 1DB No. 2.
186	Whareherehere te Awaroa (by his agent, J. M. Fraser)	Awarua 2C No. 7.
187	Wi Kohika Pikirangi	Motukawa 2B No. 3.
188	Teone Teehi	Motukawa 2B No. 15.
189	Tawhi Paranihi	Reureu No. 1.
189A	Aropeta Tiwini	Maraetaua 4B.

APPLICATION FOR REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
1295	Tamihana te Kahu ..	Ruatangata No. 2F.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1906, No 39

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🪶 Adjourned Applications for Land Partition (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand partition, Adjourned applications, Native Land Court, Multiple applicants, Multiple locations
👱🏽 Names

24 names identified

Rangi Whakateka, Applied for land partition
Tarewa Heremaia, Applied for land partition
Te Rou Raniera, Applied for land partition
Timoti Raniera, Applied for land partition
Te Ono Parao, Applied for land partition
Pura Makirika, Applied for land partition
Tuha Tauna, Applied for land partition
Turongoiti Paraone, Applied for land partition
Te Oro Kairakau, Applied for land partition
Hare Reweti Rongorongo, Applied for land partition
Hoone Reweti, Applied for land partition
Tutunui Rora, Applied for land partition
Te Ono Parao, Applied for land partition
Ema Hipango, Applied for land partition
W. W. Hipango, Applied for land partition
Pita te Rahui, Applied for land partition
Waata Wi Hipango, Applied for land partition
Reti Tahana, Applied for land partition
Paneta Maehe, Applied for land partition
Tuatini te Waiho, Applied for land partition
Katene Tima, Applied for land partition
Riria te Huruhuru, Applied for land partition
Kerei te Hokowhitu, Applied for land partition
Te Iwi Hekenui, Applied for land partition

🪶 New Applications for Land Partition

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand partition, New applications, Native Land Court, Multiple applicants, Multiple locations
👱🏽 Names

43 names identified

Nepia Taure, Applied for land partition
Hune Tetana, Applied for land partition
Tawaroa Tetana, Applied for land partition
Ereni Karo, Applied for land partition
Kumer oa Tetana, Applied for land partition
Hira Akapita, Applied for land partition
Herewini Tetawero, Applied for land partition
Puteruha Paki, Applied for land partition
Whakaepa Tuatini, Applied for land partition
Ngakura Ropoama, Applied for land partition
Reremoana Tohikura, Applied for land partition
Pura Makirika, Applied for land partition
Te Uta Ngahiwi, Applied for land partition
Tiemi te Wiki, Applied for land partition
Aropeta Tamumu, Applied for land partition
Teone Parao, Applied for land partition
Henare Tamehana, Applied for land partition
Kohiti Tamehana, Applied for land partition
Te Waewae Ngamoenga, Applied for land partition
Taituha Apera, Applied for land partition
Mariana Rangipo, Applied for land partition
Ngakura Ropoama, Applied for land partition
Neri Poutini, Applied for land partition
Tamehana Pirato, Applied for land partition
Pukunui Rangia, Applied for land partition
Wikitoria Keepa, Applied for land partition
Waata Wi Hipango, Applied for land partition
Aterea Tauwhati, Applied for land partition
Taiuru te Rango, Applied for land partition
Tuka Matairangi, Applied for land partition
Wikitoria Keepa, Applied for land partition
Kerei te Hokowhitu, Applied for land partition
Heremaia te Rapahiku, Applied for land partition
Inia Ranginui, Applied for land partition
Pikihuia Pakau, Applied for land partition
Taiuru te Rango, Applied for land partition
Utiku Potaka, Applied for land partition
Pape Potaka, Applied for land partition
Whareherehere te Awaroa, Applied for land partition
Wi Kohika Pikirangi, Applied for land partition
Teone Teehi, Applied for land partition
Tawhi Paranihi, Applied for land partition
Aropeta Tiwini, Applied for land partition

🪶 Application for Removal of Restrictions

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsRemoval of restrictions, Land application, Native Land Court
👱🏽 Names

Tamihana te Kahu, Applied for removal of restrictions

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