New Zealand Gazette – 1909 – No. 3

Page 103

✨ Maori Land Incorporation

Jan. 14.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 103

WAIONE No. 3B BLOCK—continued.

Te Kahuwaere Pini. Menehira te Kapuwhati. Te Po Horomona. Tamati te Aorangi.
Te Kotuku Pini. Meihana te Putuangaanga. Paki Raiha. Tairua Matehaere.
Te Keteiriwhare Tukau. Mere te Paea. Pawawe te Tanuku. Tame Nui.
Te Koki te Hira. Te Manakore te Whareputara. Pirimi Erena. Tukiterangi.
Keepa te Tikao. Nepia Mataipuku. Paerangi Hikanui. Te Tikao Hakarangi.
Te Kirihaehae Tikao. NohotihI Nepia. Pumipi Warahi. Tariao Peretini.
Te Kipa Maremare. Te Nutana Waihii. Te Pirihi Ruta. Tanira Aterea.
Kinihori te Hira. Ngati te Kaho. Raiha te Whareputara. Tukau te Hira.
Merepeka Patoromu. Ngamaki te Kaho. Te Rewa Kaipuke Miriama. Tieri te Tikao.
Mihiterina Nepia. Ngati te Piki. Rama Miriama. Tararoa te Whareputara.
Miriama Werahiko. Ngataiawhio Ngamahanga. Raiha Ngatii. Te Teira Ngahooro.
Makurata Himiona. Ngahopehope Ramaroa. Te Raita te Paea. Tamati te Hau.
Matuha Enoka. Ngaiere Herewini. Te Rauwhi Keita. Tuhirangi te Tikapu.
Te Mangu Herewini. Ngahiitii te Hikanui. Rumaki te Tamanga. Tamehana Hurinuku.
Makurata Katene. Ngatai Mita. Roka Keene. Tahana Kaiawhiti.
Mere Raiha Katene. Ngakamu Hakarangi. Rapanā te Taru. Tuwhakaoroahu te Hira.
Te Mawhiti. Ngaroma te Puke. Ruihi Kirirape. Topine Ruameto.
Matiu te Hereumu. Ngaroma te Warihi. Ropihā te Rangi. Takuira Mita Tahoka.
Matamera Tararua. Ngapine te Warihi. Rota Rangihoro. Tatai Keita.
Mete Akapita. Ngarati Wera. Rihi Titihua. Te Urumahue Whakataki.
Menehira te Hira. Ngatai Apihaira. Rutua te Puke. Wiremu Reweti.
Marara Tuawhaki. Te Paea te Kaho. Ruta Patoromu. Wi Whaitiri.
Miriona te Whareputara. Porangi Meo. Riwa te Waihopi. Wiremu Whakahau.
Mita te Tanuku. Pua Meo. Riria Matiaha. Wihiri Pini.
Te Mapihi Ngahooro. Panapa Henare. Rani te Ruahuihui. Te Warihi Ngahere.
Mita Wairua. Pikiao Ngahuia. Rawiri te Awaawa. Whakataki Katene.
Mireka te Puke. Te Puehu Ngamahanga. Rehua Horomona. Whata Karaka.
Mangu Mita. Te Paretaha Reone. Ruihi Puhiawe. Te Wharau te Hira.
Te Manu Wihiri. Puhiawe Katene. Te Tupara te Kaho.

Order for Incorporation of the Owners of the Waione No. 2b Block.

IN THE NATIVE LAND COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, AUCKLAND 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 Waione No. 2B Block. At a sitting of the Court held at Rotorua, before Jackson Palmer, Judge, and Akuhata Takatua, Assessor, on Thursday, the 17th day of December, 1908.

Upon reading the petition for incorporation lodged herein, and upon hearing 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 Waione No. 2B 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 Waione No. 2B Block,” subject to the powers, liabilities, and incidents conferred or imposed by the said Act or any amendments thereof. The said land contains 749 acres or thereabouts, and is bounded as follows: Towards the north by Lake Rotoiti, towards the east by Waione No. 1B Block, towards the south by Whakapoungakau-Pukepoto Block, and towards the west by Waione No. 3B Block 3A, Crown land, and Waione No. 2A Block, Crown land.

And it is hereby ordered and directed that a general meeting of the proprietors of the said block shall be held at Ruato, Rotoiti, on Friday, the 22nd day of January, 1909, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon, 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.

JACKSON PALMER Chief Judge.

THE SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO.

WAIONE NO. 2B BLOCK.

Te Aorere Nui. Te Aira Ngakumarahou. Arapakara te Urukehu. Aporonia Tukiterangi. Te Ataiti Ratema. Te Awaawa Himiona. Aperahama te Awaawa. Anikanara Pihoihoi. Te Arama Miriama. Emere Tapui. Hoani Peere te Hauiti. Henare te Kihirini. Te Hotoke te Mata. Te Herewini Ngamahanga. Herakorama Nepia. Te Haupapa Ngamahanga. Hatupatu Ereatara. Hurae te Wahapapa. Henare Taramai. Hona te Hauiti. Himiona te Pikikotuku. Horomona Himiona. Hine te Arumana. Hurae te Wahapapa. Hori Patoromu. Hera Ngatii. Ihaia NohotihI. Imaima Ngatoro. Irihana Whakataki. Te Kihirini Henare. Te Kaiaotea te Mata. Te Kahakore Ngataiawhio. Te Kawe Rangiwhakahekea. Ngakumarahou Ngamekameka Rarua te Mata.
Kirirape te Katene. Ngatamara te Urukehu. Rano te Urukehu.
Te Kaaho Mataipuka. Ngahopehope Ngamahanga. Ranga Peere.
Kihi te Kaaho. Ngarongo Mataia. Rakerā Ropeta.
Kapu Ruiha Rangiamio. Ngakaawhe te Ararauta. Ruahuihui Tukiterangi.
Te Marearea te Mata. Te Pua te Mata. Ruihi Nawenawe.
Te Mangu te Herewini. Perehi te Urukehu. Te Rangikaheke Ereatara.
Mihiterina te Rangikaheke. Te Puehu Ngamahanga. Rangimotuhia Ereatara.
Te Mata Tahuriorangi. Parani Ngamahanga. Te Rina Ngapanekoti.
Mita Tahoka. Paretaha Reone. Te Ranga Ngapanekoti.
Moewaka Hohapata. Pita Wharetoroa. Reone te Wahapapa.
Mere te Wharekohuru. Ponaho Ratema. Ruta Patoromu.
Te Mawhiti Reone. Paretaha Himiona. Tiakiawa te Mata.
Te Morihana te Herewini. Te Pou te Awaawa. Tukiterangi Nui.
Mereana te Reretarewa. Puhiawe Pihoihoi. Tame Nui.
Mere te Parehuia. Paitini Makurata. Takuira Mita.
Makurata te Katene. Te Pirihi Ruta. Te Tawhai te Kihirini.
Mereraiha te Katene. Te Paea te Kaaho. Tamihana te Urukehu.
Miriama Werahiko. Te Raita Raiha. Tairua Hurae.
Maraea te Uranga. Raiha Ngatii. Te Tokoihi Matuakore.
Mere te Paea. Rangititiahoā te Parehuia. Tairua Himiona.
Te Mango Ratema. Te Reiwhati te Ahoaho. Timi te Po.
Miriama Patoromu. Ratema te Kiriwai. Tiki Matuakore.
Nepia Mataipuku. Rawiri te Awaawa. Turama Miriama.
NohotihI Nepia. Rehua Aterea. Te Tupara te Kaaho.
Ngaki Ripia. Rotohiko te Katene. Te Unumahue Whakataki.
Ngahoota te Katene. Ruihi Pihoihoi. Te Wahapapa Hurae.
Ngawaiata Himiona. Reone te Wahapapa. Wi Tukiterangi.
Ngati te Kaaho. Rerehau Rangiamio. Wena te Herewini.
Ngamaki te Kaaho. Rewakaipuke Miriama. Wiremu Ereatara.
Ngaiere te Herewini. Ruta Merepeka. Whitii Ratema.
Ngataiawhio Taiehu. Ropeta te Hauiti. Whakataki te Katene.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1909, No 3

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Order for Incorporation of Owners of Waione No. 3b Block (continued from previous page) (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated17 December 1908
KeywordsNative Land Court, Incorporation, Waione Block, Body Corporate, Schedule of Owners, General Meeting
👩‍💼 Officials

Jackson Palmer, Chief Judge

🪶 Order for Incorporation of the Owners of the Waione No. 2b Block

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated17 December 1908
KeywordsNative Land Court, Incorporation, Waione 2B Block, Body Corporate, Schedule of Owners, General Meeting
👱🏽 Names

Tame Nui, Owner of Waione No. 2B Block
Tame Nui, Owner of Waione No. 2B Block
Takuira Mita, Owner of Waione No. 2B Block
Takuira Mita, Owner of Waione No. 2B Block

👩‍💼 Officials

Jackson Palmer, Judge
Akuhata Takatua, Assessor

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