New Zealand Gazette – 1906 – No. 97

Page 3011

✨ Maori Land Applications and Notices

Nov. 22.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3011

APPLICATIONS FOR REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
317	Hohi Mahupuku .. .. .. ..	Tahuroa B.
318	Hori te Waru and Teeni Mahima .. .. .. ..	Makuratawhiti No. 8.
319	Bell, Gully, Bell, and Myers .. .. .. ..	Pukerua 3c No. 1.
320	Huria Matenga and another .. .. .. ..	Takaka, Section 9, Subdivision 3.

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
321	Maata Apirana (by her solicitors, Bunny, Rawson, and Petherick)	Mangatainoka J4A No. 1 ..	Applying to the Native Land Court to vary the partition order of the 24th day of May, 1904, by striking out the restriction clause therein.

APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 50 OF “THE NATIVE LAND CLAIMS ADJUSTMENT AND LAWS AMENDMENT ACT, 1901,” FOR INQUIRY INTO THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE ADOPTION MENTIONED BELOW.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Adopted Child.	Particulars of Adoption.
322	Haeana te Poki .. ..	May Inia Tuhata ..	Adoption by Haeana te Poki, of Waitangi, Chatham Islands, of May Inia Tuhata, a child of Inia Tuhata.

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Names of Land proposed to be exchanged.
323	{Wiremu Kingi te Tau .. .. .. ..
Tiaiwhio te Tau .. .. .. ..	Hinana No. 1.
Pahaoa No. 6.

MAORI LAND ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

Meeting of the Tai-Rawhiti District Maori Land Board.

Gisborne, 19th November, 1906.

NOTICE is hereby given that the several matters mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written will be considered at a meeting of the Tai-Rawhiti District Maori Land Board to be held at Gisborne on Monday, the 3rd day of December 1906, or as soon thereafter as the business of the Board will allow.

T. W. PORTER, President.

SCHEDULE.

APPLICATIONS FOR CONSENT TO LEASE.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Names of Maori Lessors.
N. 1906/1285	Tauha Nikora .. .. ..	Wharaurangi No. 2 ..	Hirini te Kani and others.
N. 1906/1288	S. Oxenham and Henare Ruru ..	Papakorokoro No. 5 ..	Rutene Ahuroa.
N. 1906/1289	S. Oxenham and Henare Ruru ..	Papakorokoro No. 8 ..	Tuteari Kingi and others.
N. 1906/1290	W. H. Cooper .. .. ..	Mangaoae 2d2 ..	Hohepa Waikore and others.
N. 1906/1291	Tuteari Kingi and Patoromu Ruru ..	Papakorokoro No. 8 ..	Atiria Porotene and others.
N. 1906/1292	G. Scott .. .. ..	Ahirau No. 2e ..	Erena Heni and others.
N. 1906/1293	G. Scott .. .. ..	Mangaoae Nos. 1p1 and 1p2 ..	Peti Morete and another.
N. 1906/1294	E. W. R. Bousfield .. ..	Puhatikotiko No. 8 ..	Hori ana Hauwhenua and others.
N. 1906/1295	W. H. Cooper .. .. ..	Papakorokoro No. 9B ..	Aiwi Pomare and others.
N. 1906/1296	W. H. Cooper .. .. ..	Papakorokoro No. 9c ..	Peti Morete and others.
N. 1906/1297	G. H. Glass .. .. ..	Puhatikotiko No. 5B No. 2B2 ..	Hoera Hokimate Ranginui and others.
N. 1906/1298	S. Kirkpatrick .. .. ..	Papakorokoro No. 2A ..	Aiwi Pomare and others.
N. 1906/1313	W. T. Briggs .. .. ..	Part of Waipapa, Section 26 ..	Ereti te Urupu and others.

APPLICATION FOR ISSUE OF RECOMMENDATION TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR FOR REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Proposed Alienation.
N. 1906/1299	Himiona Katipa and G. Barron ..	Poututu B6B .. ..	Sale.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1906, No 97

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🪶 Applications for Removal of Restrictions on Native Land

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand restrictions, Native Land Court, Applications, Tahuroa, Makuratawhiti, Pukerua
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

Hohi Mahupuku, Applied for removal of restrictions
Hori te Waru, Applied for removal of restrictions
Teeni Mahima, Applied for removal of restrictions
Bell, Applied for removal of restrictions
Gully, Applied for removal of restrictions
Bell, Applied for removal of restrictions
Myers, Applied for removal of restrictions
Huria Matenga, Applied for removal of restrictions

🪶 Application to Vary Partition Order under Native Land Court Act

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsPartition order, Variation, Solicitors, Mangatainoka
👱🏽 Names

Maata Apirana, Applying to vary partition order
Bunny, Solicitors for applicant
Rawson, Solicitors for applicant
Petherick, Solicitors for applicant

🪶 Inquiry into Circumstances of Adoption under Land Claims Adjustment Act

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsAdoption inquiry, Waitangi, Chatham Islands
👱🏽 Names

Haeana te Poki, Applicant for adoption inquiry
May Inia Tuhata, Child adopted
Inia Tuhata, Parent of adopted child

🪶 Application for Exchange of Lands under Native Land Court Act

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand exchange, Hinana, Pahaoa
👱🏽 Names

Wiremu Kingi te Tau, Applied for land exchange
Tiaiwhio te Tau, Applied for land exchange

🪶 Meeting of Tai-Rawhiti District Maori Land Board

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated19 November 1906
KeywordsLand Board meeting, Gisborne, Lease applications, Recommendations
👱🏽 Names

23 names identified

T. W. Porter, President of Land Board
Tauha Nikora, Applied for lease consent
Hirini te Kani, Maori lessor
S. Oxenham, Applied for lease consent
Henare Ruru, Applied for lease consent
Rutene Ahuroa, Maori lessor
Tuteari Kingi, Applied for lease consent
Patoromu Ruru, Applied for lease consent
Atiria Porotene, Maori lessor
G. Scott, Applied for lease consent
Erena Heni, Maori lessor
Peti Morete, Maori lessor
E. W. R. Bousfield, Applied for lease consent
Hori ana Hauwhenua, Maori lessor
W. H. Cooper, Applied for lease consent
Aiwi Pomare, Maori lessor
G. H. Glass, Applied for lease consent
Hoera Hokimate Ranginui, Maori lessor
S. Kirkpatrick, Applied for lease consent
W. T. Briggs, Applied for lease consent
Ereti te Urupu, Maori lessor
Himiona Katipa, Applied for restriction removal
G. Barron, Applied for restriction removal

👩‍💼 Officials

T. W. Porter, President

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