New Zealand Gazette – 1907 – No. 45

Page 1638

✨ Native Land Court Incorporation

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 45

Petition for Incorporation by the Owners of the Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block.

IN THE NATIVE LAND COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, GISBORNE DISTRICT.

In the matter of “The Native Land Court Act, 1894,” and its amendments, and of the petition for incorporation by the owners of the Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block. At a sitting of the Court held at Gisborne before Robert Noble Jones, Judge, and Hapi Kiniha, Assessor, on Friday, the 10th day of May, 1907.

UPON reading the petition for incorporation lodged herein, and upon hearing Ehau Paketai for the petitioners and the evidence adduced on their behalf, and the Court being satisfied of the consent of the majority of the owners of the said Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block, and that such block can be dealt with to the advantage of the owners thereof by being incorporated as hereinafter appearing, it is ordered that the owners whose names are set out in the Schedule hereunder written shall be and the same are hereby constituted a body corporate within the meaning of section 122 of “The Native Land Court Act, 1894,” by the name of “The Proprietors of the Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block,” subject to the powers, liabilities, and incidents conferred or imposed by the said Act or any amendments thereof. The said land contains 3,290 acres, or thereabouts, and is bounded as follows: Towards the north by the Tupuaeroa River; towards the east by the Tupuaeroa No. 1b1 Block; towards the south by the Waitangi Block; and towards the west by other subdivisions of Tupuaeroa No. 1b Block.

And it is hereby ordered and directed that a general meeting of the proprietors of the said block shall be held at Maungahania, Tuparoa, on Friday, the 14th day of June, 1907, at the hour of 8 o’clock in the evening, for the purpose of nominating a committee to administer the said land, and fixing the number of its members.

And it is hereby further ordered that the committee shall have full power to defray the reasonable costs and expenses consequent upon this incorporation or incidental thereto, and that the title to the said land hereby vested in the corporate body above named shall be subject to all existing rights, alienations, encumbrances, and contracts affecting the same or any interest therein.

In witness whereof the seal of the said Court was hereto affixed, the day and year first above written.

R. N. JONES, Judge.

THE SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO.

TAPUAEROA NO. 1B2 BLOCK.

Apikara Wairama. Kerenapu Rakau. Aperira te Wharau. Keeti Tunui. Apikara Pahau. Kararaina Koha. Amiria Atamira. Keita Koia. Ahipene Tipoki. Katerina te Wera. Arihia Utu. Kerenapu te Ao. Ane Kane Poi. Maaka te Ehutu. Arihia Patumoana. Makere Maki. Aramata te Owai. Maraea Moeke. Ere Pahau. Mere Karaka Patiki. Erana Pohoiwi. Maraea Kohu. Enoka te Rewhanga. Mereaira te Awa. Erueti te Rewi. Mokena Maubana. Ema Waipapa. Mereana Mokikiwa. Eruera Kawhia. Mihi Kiki. Ehau Pakatai. Mate Ngarimu. Eparaima Taumanu. Makere Takawhenua. Eruera Moeke. Makere Ngarimu. Hakopa Haerewa. Mokena Tuau. Hone Kauahi. Mere Kauta. Horiana Rakerake. Matuhara Taumaunu. Hemara Moana. Neho Kopuka. Hati Pakaroa. Nepia Mahuika. Henare Peti. Nehe Raniera. Henare Hikihiki. Pekama Ngatai. Hana Mahikino. Niha Tawhiwhi. Hera Katia. Nopera Whakakewa. Henerieta Whakaiti. Paora Wharepapa. Hemi Wakarara. Pineaha Koia. Hana Maraea. Porikapa Awatara. Hemi Poapoa. Pirihi ra Katia. Hariata Haereroa. Peta Kawai. Hera Kahutawhiti. Petuere Awatere. Heni Kahutawhiti. Pehikuru Pani. Hamiora te Kanehe. Piniha Tamaauahi. Heneti Ngakau. Pineamine Waipapa. Heremia Turauta. Paiura Tuheke. Hohepa Tame. Paratene Katua. Herewini te Ngahae. Paratene Ngata. Hamiora Tawaho. Riria Tuhaka. Hira Tamahere. Rawinia Tohehau. Hera Ngawati. Rawiri Katia. Hamiora Ngarimu. Reupena Turehu. Heni Haere. Rawinia te Kaari. Henare Tuatai. Ripeka Waihi. Hohepa Airihi. Rutu Titangi. Harata te Iringaio. Raiha Poti. Hera Heihi. Raana Haenga. Hapi Taumaunu. Reihana Tipoki. Hone Wikitapu. Rauhuia Tangopahika. Hera Waipapa. Ruka Aratapu. Hana Takure. Ri wai Tuatai. Horiana te Atahaere. Rowena Waiohinga. Heni te Wera. Raana te Ao. Hamiora Kaimoni. Rutu Manutawhiorangi. Iritana Tauiwi. Renata Hoerara. Iritana te Rahikoia. Riria te Wera. Iritana te Tihi. Rangi Kaputua. Ihaia Muhu. Ripeka Paeawa. Koroniria Pao. Tarati Wharekura. Keepa Wharekura. Tapita Poti. Tikuku Utu. Ane Kanara Pouri.
Tepora Parinui. Maaka Rapana.
Tuati Taiheru. Erueti Rapana.
Tuta Ngarimu. Matehaere Rapana.
Tuta Nihoniho. Hana Wakana.
Turuhira Whakairi. Tamati Kawai.
Te One Wiwi. Hirini Tuahina.
Wi Tupaea. Keiriana Wharepapa.
Wi Kahukahu. Wairangi Wharepapa.
Wi Peere Toenga. Tarati Wharepapa.
Watene te Iri. Ihimaera Wharepapa.
Wereta Hakori. Tiera Wharepapa.
Wi Pahuru. Renata te Kani.
Henare Pokai. Hawea Akuhata.
Hone Ngatoto. Wirihana Tatae.
Hotene Hutihuti. Hera Kopiti.
Rangi Hutihuti. Maihi Haereroa.
Te Paea Hutihuti. Te Raumawhitu Haereroa.
Te Ao Hutihuti. Mere Ruawahine Haereroa.
Pene Hutihuti. Heni Matekino Haereroa.
Raiha Kamau. Keita Haereroa.
Hirini Teneti. Materoa Haenga.
Makahuri Petiha. Ihipera Haenga.
Mere Karaka Kahu. Nopera Haenga.
Henare Apuai. Wharekura Haenga.
Wi Apuai. Te Iwikore Haenga.
Rutu Tawhiorangi. Peti Haenga.
Rawini Tawiri. Katerina te Wera.
Kerehona Tawiri. Wiremu Kingi.
Ngawhare Tawiri. Renata te Kawa.
Paora Tawiri. Hinete ao te Kawa.
Anaru Tawiri. Mokemoke Huka.
Hohi Tupara. Hohi Huka.
Kupa Tupara. Matewairangi Huka.
Ripeka Tawiri. Mereana Mokikiwa.
Mere Tawiri. Mere Aira Tawiri.
Rawinia Horua. Mereana te Wharetaro.
Warihi Horua. Te Ngaere Wharekura
Hirini Horua. Maora Tangi.
Hare Horua. Wiremu Kingi Hauraki.
Raiha Horua. Tutere Tautuhi.
Ngaronoa Horua. Turuhira Tautuhi.
Huhu Horua. Keita Tautuhi.
Hunia te Iri. Wi Tautuhi.
Hera Heni. Hoana Tautuhi.
Ngatoko Patiki. Hamiora Tautuhi.
Hunia Patiki. Maraki Tautuhi.
Anaru Patiki. Hera Tautuhi.
Enoka Toheriri. Peneha Tahu.
Te Hana Whakataka. Erana Moanaroa.
Te Whetu Koropa. Hera Kawai.
Amiria Taawha. Harata Pitau.
Mere Arihi te Rutu. Hori Pourewa.
Manahi te Rutu. Papi Tahata.
Te Ahiwera te Rutu. Hami Tahata.
Turi Tikuku. Te Awanui Tahata.
Wiremu Rangi. Anuria te Ahi.
Tutekohe Rangi. Heremia Tawhero.
Mere Rangi. Makahuri Petiha.
Tiaki Rangi. Ngawiri Petiha.
Wharetini Rangi. Hone Petiha.

In unequal shares.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1907, No 45

After a massive fire destoyed the wooden Parliament complex in 1907, Old Government House (depicted) became the seat of Parliament until 1918. Demolished in 1969 to make way for the Beehive.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Incorporation of the Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated10 May 1907
KeywordsNative Land Court, Gisborne, land incorporation, body corporate, land boundaries, general meeting, committee nomination
👱🏽 Names

46 names identified

Ehau Paketai, Represented petitioners
Apikara Wairama, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Kerenapu Rakau, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Tikuku Utu, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Ane Kanara Pouri, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Aperira te Wharau, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Keeti Tunui, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Tepora Parinui, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Maaka Rapana, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Apikara Pahau, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Kararaina Koha, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Tuati Taiheru, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Erueti Rapana, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Amiria Atamira, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Keita Koia, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Tuta Ngarimu, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Tuta Nihoniho, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Hana Wakana, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Tamati Kawai, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Hirini Tuahina, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Keiriana Wharepapa, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Wairangi Wharepapa, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Tarati Wharepapa, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Ihimaera Wharepapa, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Tiera Wharepapa, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Maihi Haereroa, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Te Raumawhitu Haereroa, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Merekura Haereroa, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Heni Matekino Haereroa, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Keita Haereroa, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Materoa Haenga, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Ihipera Haenga, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Nopera Haenga, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Wharekura Haenga, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Te Iwikore Haenga, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Peneha Tahata, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Hami Tahata, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Te Awanui Tahata, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Anuria te Tahi, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Heremia Tawhero, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Ihaia Muhu, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Koroniria Pao, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Keepa Wharekura, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Tapita Poti, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Wharetini Rangi, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block
Hone Petiha, Owner of Tapuaeroa No. 1b2 Block

👩‍💼 Officials

Robert Noble Jones, Judge
Hapi Kiniha, Assessor

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