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New Zealand Gazette – 1910 – No. 50

Page 1607

✨ Maori Land Alienation Notices

May 26.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1607

APPLICATIONS FOR ISSUE OF RECOMMENDATIONS TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR FOR REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS—
continued.

No.	Record No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Proposed Alienation.
39	W. 1909/155	Harihari Totaea and another (by their solicitor, G. W. Basley)	Opuatia 12B No. 1	Sale.
40	W. 1909/163	Anaru Eketone	Te Akau B No. 22	Sale.
41	W. 1909/167	George Sedgwick Kent	Pukapuka B	Sale.
42	W. 1909/169	Tua Hotene	Te Au-o-Waikato A No. 5 (part)	Gift.
43	W. 1909/175	James McCormick (by his solicitors, Devore, Martin, and Prendergast)	Omahu West No. 2A, Block IV	Sale.
44	W. 1908/77	Ranapia Mokena (by his solicitor, T. A. Moresby)	Kuaotunu No. 3B	Sale.
45	W. 1910/1	Wiremu te Tarapa Maaka (by his agents, Hamilton and Way)	Hopetui No. 1	Sale.
46	W. 1910/2	Q. A. McIlwraith (by his agents, Hamilton and Way)	Kuaotunu No. 3B	Sale.
47	W. 1910/8	Mahuta Tawhiao (by his solicitors, Jackson and Russell)	Waitakaruru No. 5B	Sale.
48	W. 1910/18	Remana Nutana (agent for the owners)	Lot 237, Parish of Waiuku West	Sale.
49	W. 1910/20	William W. McCardle (by his agents, Fallwasser, Thorp, and Co.)	Kawhia Y..	Sale.
50	W. 1910/24	Renata te Aho	Te Huruhi No. 3	Sale.

NEW APPLICATION.

| 51 | W. 1910/33 | Clarice F. Wight (by her solicitors, Wynyard and Skelton) | Ngataipua 1B No. 1 | Sale. |

APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS.

No.	Nature of Alienation.	Date.	Name of Land.	Names of Parties.
52	Conveyance	18th June, 1908	Lot 81, Parish of Pepepe	Ruarewa Nui to Gerald Anthony Ralph, of Auckland.
53	Lease	28th April, 1909	Lot 239, Parish of Pukete	Ngaki Wikiriwhi to James Arthur Williams, Elizabeth Bessie Williams, and Joseph West.

NEW APPLICATIONS.

| 54 | Mortgage (1910–26) | 4th February, 1910 | Parakiri No. 3 | Hohepa Mataitaua to John William Poulgrain, of Thames. |
| 55 | Sale (1910–34) | 6th July, 1909 | Te Kowhai No. 1 | Hohepa Mataitaua to Barbara Gorrie, wife of Marton Gorrie, of Coromandel. |
| 56 | Sale (1910–35) | 10th January, 1910 | Te Kowhai No. 2 | Maata Patene to Morton Gorrie, of Coromandel. |
| 57 | Sale (1910–36) | 28th May, 1909 | Te Kowhai No. 2 | Kawhena Rangitu to Morton Gorrie, of Coromandel. |
| 58 | Transfer (1910–37) | 13th November, 1909 | Pirau West | Te Rihitoto Mataia and others to Arthur Allan Wight, of Paeroa. |
| 59 | Transfer (1910–38) | 13th November, 1909 | Te Awaiti No. 3B | Hori Wiremu Mataia and others to Richard John Claude Wight, of Paeroa. |
| 60 | Transfer (1910–39) | 13th November, 1909 | Wharemaoho West.. | Hone Ngatara and others to Arthur Allan Wight, of Paeroa. |
| 61 | Transfer (1910–40) | 8th February, 1910 | Wharemaoho East.. | Wiremu Hoete and others to Arthur Allan Wight, of Paeroa. |
| 62 | Transfer (1910–41) | | Lot 19, Parish of Pepepe | Wiri te Rawhiti and another to Alexander Campbell, of Auckland. |
| 63 | Transfer (1910–42) | | Lot 20, Parish of Pepepe | Hone Haki to Alexander Campbell, of Auckland. |
| 64 | Transfer (1910–43) | | Lot 22, Parish of Pepepe | Wiremu Hone Ranana to Alexander Campbell, of Auckland. |
| 65 | Transfer (1910–44) | | Lot 32, Parish of Pepepe | Rauna Rawhiti and others to Alexander Campbell, of Auckland. |
| 66 | Transfer (1910–45) | 18th April, 1910 | Maungatautari No. 6B, Section 3c, No. 1 | Muunu Huirama and Paretomom Mauriohoho to Thomas Kay, of Kihikihi. |
| 67 | Transfer (1910–46) | 15th April, 1910 | Lot 47 of Opuatia No. 4 | Hura te Remi te Aho and Te Remi Hura te Aho to George William Walter, of Wairamarama. |
| 68 | Transfer (1910–47) | 21st April, 1910 | Lot 36, Parish of Pepepe | Te Kapa te Aira to Hazel Marcella Craig, of Auckland. |
| 69 | Transfer (1910–48) | 14th April, 1910 | Lot 142A, Parish of Pepepe | Tawhirimatea Moanaroa to Alexander Campbell, of Auckland. |
| 70 | Transfer (1910–49) | 17th February, 1910 | Lot 16B, Parish of Pepepe | Hape Retimana to William Stephenson Meldrum. |
| 71 | Transfer (1910–50) | 9th April, 1910 | Kareatua | Taui Wetere to Elizabeth Symons, of Oparau. |
| 72 | Transfer (1910–51) | 18th April, 1910 | Lot 142B, Parish of Pepepe | Meri Tipo and others to Thomas Kay. |

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VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1910, No 50

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🪶 Maori Land Board: Applications for Removal of Restrictions (Continued) (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsMaori Land Board, Applications, Removal of restrictions, Land alienation, Sale, Gift
👱🏽 Names

51 names identified

Harihari Totaea, Applicant for land alienation
Anaru Eketone, Applicant for land alienation
George Sedgwick Kent, Applicant for land alienation
Tua Hotene, Applicant for land alienation
James McCormick, Applicant for land alienation
Ranapia Mokena, Applicant for land alienation
Wiremu te Tarapa Maaka, Applicant for land alienation
Q. A. McIlwraith, Applicant for land alienation
Mahuta Tawhiao, Applicant for land alienation
Remana Nutana, Applicant for land alienation
William W. McCardle, Applicant for land alienation
Renata te Aho, Applicant for land alienation
Clarice F. Wight, Applicant for land alienation
Ruarewa Nui, Party in conveyance
Gerald Anthony Ralph, Party in conveyance
Ngaki Wikiriwhi, Party in lease
James Arthur Williams, Party in lease
Elizabeth Bessie Williams, Party in lease
Joseph West, Party in lease
Hohepa Mataitaua, Party in mortgage and sale
John William Poulgrain, Recipient of mortgage
Barbara Gorrie, Recipient of sale
Marton Gorrie, Husband of recipient of sale
Maata Patene, Party in sale
Morton Gorrie, Recipient of sale
Kawhena Rangitu, Party in sale
Te Rihitoto Mataia, Party in transfer
Arthur Allan Wight, Recipient of transfer
Hori Wiremu Mataia, Party in transfer
Richard John Claude Wight, Recipient of transfer
Hone Ngatara, Party in transfer
Wiremu Hoete, Party in transfer
Wiri te Rawhiti, Party in transfer
Alexander Campbell, Recipient of transfer
Hone Haki, Party in transfer
Wiremu Hone Ranana, Party in transfer
Rauna Rawhiti, Party in transfer
Muunu Huirama, Party in transfer
Paretomom Mauriohoho, Party in transfer
Thomas Kay, Recipient of transfer
Hura te Remi te Aho, Party in transfer
Te Remi Hura te Aho, Party in transfer
George William Walter, Recipient of transfer
Te Kapa te Aira, Party in transfer
Hazel Marcella Craig, Recipient of transfer
Tawhirimatea Moanaroa, Party in transfer
Hape Retimana, Party in transfer
William Stephenson Meldrum, Recipient of transfer
Taui Wetere, Party in transfer
Elizabeth Symons, Recipient of transfer
Meri Tipo, Party in transfer

👩‍💼 Officials

G. W. Basley, solicitor
Devore, Martin, and Prendergast, solicitors
T. A. Moresby, solicitor
Hamilton and Way, agents
Jackson and Russell, solicitors
Fallwasser, Thorp, and Co., agents
Wynyard and Skelton, solicitors

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