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✨ Native Land Court Notices

DEC. 2.]

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

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NATIVE LAND COURT NOTICES.

Sitting of the Native Land Court at Wellington.

Registrar's Office, Wellington, 24th November, 1909.

NOTICE is hereby given that a sitting of the Native Land Court will be held at Wellington on the 9th day of
February, 1910, for the purpose of inquiring into the ownership of Native Land in the Tokomaru District. Full particulars
of which applications have been received by the Registrar, and all such other matters as may be lawfully brought before it.

[Wellington, 1909-42.]

E. A. WELCH, Registrar.

SCHEDULE.

APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS.

No.	Nature of Alienation.	Date.	Name of Land.	Name of Parties.
1	Transfer	2nd October, 1894 .	Waioriki, No. 1B, Section 22.	Taiapa Hoani Kuiti and others to Hakinakina Waitere.
2	Lease	25th October, 1907.	Pakohu No. 4 . .	Epanaia Bland and others to William Martin Simson.
3	Transfer	30th April, 1904 .	Horowhenua No. 1F, Section 1 (Subdivi sion 2).	Winiata Matakatea to Mary Anne Rosebery.
4	Lease	10th July, 1906 .	Horowhenua 11A No. 2.	Haimona Kohai to Thomas Bevan, jun.
5	Lease	7th July, 1900 .	Ngaire-a-Maui A, Sec tion 10.	Heperi Rati to Henry Walton.
6	Lease	13th August, 1907 .	Block I, Riva 1C, Section 3, Subdi vision 2D.	To Mere Rapana to George Richards and Kate Wilson.
7	Mortgage	30th August, 1907 .	Mangatainoka J 4A No. 1.	Mohi Apirana to D'Auvergne de Jersey Hay.
8	Lease	18th May, 1908 .	Horowhenua No. 6.	Eruera Makawerake Panapa.
9	Transfer	27th September, 1908	Kaitangata No. 6. (part).	Teone Te Whakaatere Tangi to William Henry Simson.
10	Lease	12th January, 1909.	Whangarai, Section 18, Block XII, Subdi vision 3в.	Ruia Rene and others to Ngahuka Piripi.
11	Lease	1st July, 1909 .	Sections 2 and 3 of Block I, Kai Iwi.	Hoani Makitonore and others to Harry Marau Reader.
12	Transfer	11th September, 1909	T.X.II, Tokamairama F, Sections 6, 8, and 12.	Wiriwa Mihinga and others to Frank Page.
13	Transfer	5th November, 1909	Waingata Village, Sec tion 5B.	Wiremu Keepa and Hemi Keepa to Janet Wilson Todd.
14	Transfer	5th November, 1909	Kairakau, Section 62 (part).	Mihi Pute to Henry Grinnell.
15	Transfer	22nd November, 1909	Sections 20, 30, and 60, Block XII, Karanaes.	Inia Ohau and Iharaira Meihana to Percival Smailes.
16	Transfer	24th November, 1909	Pukerua Sections 20 and 60, Block XII, Wai pae.	Kerei Rekeohatu to Kararaina Tauru Piripi.

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITION.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
21	Riakino Wharepa and another .	. .
22	Rangiwahia te Puni .	. .
23	Hoani Makitonore Teone and others .	. .
24	Rangi Puketaipu .	. .
25	Rangi Puketaipu .	. .
26	Rangi Puketaipu .	. .
27	Raita Pushing and Maenga te Hiko .	. .
28	Te Whakaatere .	. .
29	Hakarata Haratiera .	. .
30	Mere Rapana (also M. P. H. Bright .	. .
31	Wiremu Teone Te Whakaatere Tangi to .	. .
32	Paora Rangikawhaia .	. .
33	Te Reira N .	. .
34	Rimi Mateoga .	. .
35	Matene Te Ru and others .	. .
36	Teo Tapene and others .	. .
37	Kararaina Tauru Piripi .	. .
38	Haimona Hori .	. .
39	Whakarau te Kotua .	. .
40	Haoma Parutu (by her solicitors, Hamerton, Andrew, and Webb)
41	Haimona Rangikeua .	. .

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1909, No 100

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🪶 Native Land Court Sitting at Wellington

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated24 November 1909
KeywordsNative Land Court, Wellington, Tokomaru District, Ownership inquiry
👩‍💼 Officials

E. A. Welch, Registrar

🪶 Applications for Confirmation of Alienations

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land, Alienations, Transfer, Lease, Mortgage
👱🏽 Names

34 names identified

Taiapa Hoani Kuiti, Transfer from Taiapa Hoani Kuiti
Hakinakina Waitere, Transfer to Hakinakina Waitere
Epanaia Bland, Lease from Epanaia Bland
William Martin Simson, Lease to William Martin Simson
Winiata Matakatea, Transfer from Winiata Matakatea
Mary Anne Rosebery, Transfer to Mary Anne Rosebery
Haimona Kohai, Lease from Haimona Kohai
Thomas, jun. Bevan, Lease to Thomas Bevan, jun.
Heperi Rati, Lease from Heperi Rati
Henry Walton, Lease to Henry Walton
To Mere Rapana, Lease from To Mere Rapana
George Richards, Lease to George Richards
Kate Wilson, Lease to Kate Wilson
Mohi Apirana, Mortgage from Mohi Apirana
D'Auvergne de Jersey Hay, Mortgage to D'Auvergne de Jersey Hay
Eruera Makawerake Panapa, Lease from Eruera Makawerake Panapa
Teone Te Whakaatere Tangi, Transfer from Teone Te Whakaatere Tangi
William Henry Simson, Transfer to William Henry Simson
Ruia Rene, Lease from Ruia Rene
Ngahuka Piripi, Lease to Ngahuka Piripi
Hoani Makitonore, Lease from Hoani Makitonore
Harry Marau Reader, Lease to Harry Marau Reader
Wiriwa Mihinga, Transfer from Wiriwa Mihinga
Frank Page, Transfer to Frank Page
Wiremu Keepa, Transfer from Wiremu Keepa
Hemi Keepa, Transfer from Hemi Keepa
Janet Wilson Todd, Transfer to Janet Wilson Todd
Mihi Pute, Transfer from Mihi Pute
Henry Grinnell, Transfer to Henry Grinnell
Inia Ohau, Transfer from Inia Ohau
Iharaira Meihana, Transfer from Iharaira Meihana
Percival Smailes, Transfer to Percival Smailes
Kerei Rekeohatu, Transfer from Kerei Rekeohatu
Kararaina Tauru Piripi, Transfer to Kararaina Tauru Piripi

🪶 Applications for Partition

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land, Partition, Kekereone, Huti, Kai Iwi, Kaketoa, Kanepuru, Mangawhariki Huti, Okurupatu, Taikorea, Rauroterangi, Otoki, Taita, Taumatarataua, Winiata, Ngaurira West, Rakakau, Whangaeae, Ratahiapihi
👱🏽 Names

22 names identified

Riakino Wharepa, Applicant for Partition
Rangiwahia te Puni, Applicant for Partition
Hoani Makitonore Teone, Applicant for Partition
Rangi Puketaipu, Applicant for Partition
Rangi Puketaipu, Applicant for Partition
Rangi Puketaipu, Applicant for Partition
Raita Pushing, Applicant for Partition
Maenga te Hiko, Applicant for Partition
Te Whakaatere, Applicant for Partition
Hakarata Haratiera, Applicant for Partition
M. P. H. Bright, Applicant for Partition (also Mere Rapana)
Mere Rapana, Applicant for Partition (also M. P. H. Bright)
Wiremu Teone Te Whakaatere Tangi, Applicant for Partition
Paora Rangikawhaia, Applicant for Partition
Te Reira N, Applicant for Partition
Rimi Mateoga, Applicant for Partition
Matene Te Ru, Applicant for Partition
Kararaina Tauru Piripi, Applicant for Partition
Haimona Hori, Applicant for Partition
Whakarau te Kotua, Applicant for Partition
Haoma Parutu, Applicant for Partition (by solicitors)
Haimona Rangikeua, Applicant for Partition

👩‍💼 Officials

Hamerton, Andrew, and Webb, solicitors

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