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New Zealand Gazette – 1911 – No. 30

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✨ Native Land Court Applications

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITION—continued.

NEW APPLICATIONS—continued.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
207	Te Pango te Kare and others (by their solicitors and agents, Earl and Kent)	Pukenui No. 2L No. 1.
208	Marerahi Paraone and others ..	Wharepuhunga No. 9A.
209	Te Huri te Taha Pukeroa and others	Pukeroa Hangatiki No. 4c 3A.
210	Roka Arihia ..	Pukeuha.
211	John Charles Davis	Hauturu East 1A No. 5B.
212	Te Poutu Patupatu	Orahiri No. 1, Section 27.
213	Tuauru te Waihanea (by his solicitors and agents, Earl and Kent)	Ohura South G No. 3.
214	Hori Kingi te Mawae (by his solicitors and agents, Earl and Kent)	Rangitoto-Tuhua 3G, Section 3.
215	Te One Haereiti and others	Mangawhero No. 4.
216	,,	Kinohaku West No. 11B.
217	,,	No. 1A.
218	Paranihia Maraea, Poroia Maraea, and Matiri Maraea (by their solicitor, Robert B. Lusk)	Kinohaku East No. 1B, Section 4B No. 8.
219	Maraea Teni	Te Kumi No. 3.
220	Rangirumakina Mauritu	Pukenui No. 2G.
221	Broadfoot and Finlay (solicitors for Ngapaki Tana)	Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 79H 1B.
222	Wahanga Takuira (by his solicitors, Broadfoot and Finlay)	,, No. 76A.
223	Poutu Patupatu	,, No. 38, Section 3.
224	Te Watikena Herewini me Pare aute Komanga	,, No. 21P, Section 2.
225	Te Arairiri Ngahina and others	Rangitoto A No. 15.
226	Hona Tuheao	Mangaoira.
227	Aterea Ahiwaka	Otorohanga D.
228	Toa te Weunui	,, No. 2.
229	Ngehengehe te Riri, Te Puke te Riri, and Wehewehe te Riri	,, L No. 2.
230	John Ormsby	,, No. 4B 2B.
231	Marohia Kupe (by her solicitors, Broadfoot and Finlay)	Orahiri.
232	Poutu Patupatu	Puketarata No. 3B, Section 2.
233	Atama te Rako (by his solicitors, Broadfoot and Finlay)	Parihoro No. 1.
234	Tamati Huihi and others	Wharerarekau No. 3.
235	Poutu Patupatu	Hauturu East No. 1E, Section 4B No. 2.
236	Te Moerua te Riri Natanahira	Hangatiki No. 1C.
237	Korokeke Rangihaeata	Rangitoto A No. 67B No. 2.
238	Te Hoko Tapeka (by his solicitors, Broadfoot and Finlay)	Puketarata No.
239	Ripeka te Rerangi, Ripeka Teehi, Ngahuia Teehi, and Ngahuia te Sarangi	Hauturu East No. 2, Section 4.
240	Te Aohau Turoa and others (by their solicitors and agents, Earl and Kent)	Ohura South N No. 2B.
241	Rangitaroia te Marae	Rangitoto A No. 14.
242	Hana te Aitu	Mangawhero No. 2B.
243	Te Moerua Natanahira	Hauturu East E No. 2, Section 4B.
244	Korokeke Rangihaeata	Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 26A No. 2.
245	,,	Pehitawa No. 2B 3B No. 2.
246	Korokeke Rangihaea (by his solicitors and agents, Earl and Kent)	Pukeroa Hangatiki No. 4D.
247	Mahuta te Toko (by his solicitors and agents, Earl and Kent)	Mangawhero No. 4.
248	Makomako Haereiti alias Te One Haereiti (by his solicitors and agents, Earl and Kent)	Mangawhero 2A No. 3A.
249	Mahuta Tai epa (by his solicitors and agents, Earl and Kent)	Otorohanga E No. 3B.
250	Ruruhira Ponui (by her solicitors and agents, Earl and Kent)	Pukeroa Hangatiki 4c No. 2C.
251	Poto Huiao (by her solicitors and agents, Earl and Kent)	Rangitoto-Tuhua 77F No. 1B, Section 2.
252	Ngahuia Tawhana (by her solicitors and agents, Earl and Kent)	Wharepuhunga No. 5D.
253	Marino Rangimoeakau (by his solicitors, Broadfoot and Finlay)	Rangitoto-Tuhua 52D No. 2.
254	Te Manu Tupukaheke and others (by their solicitors and agents, Earl and Kent)	Ohura South A No. 3, Section E.
255	Earl and Kent, as solicitors for Tukino Takurua	Rangitoto A 18B No. 2A.
256	Ngahianga te Tomo and others (by their solicitors and agents, Earl and Kent)	Kinohaku East No. 1F, Section 23.
257	Pepe Whariki and Ngahau Whariki	Kakepuku 11B No. 2D.
258	Te Huirau Rohutu	Puketarata No. 14B, Section 1.
259	Maria Hoponi (by her solicitor, T. G. Hosking)	Karuotewhenua B 5c No. 2.
260	Mokena Patupatu'..	Ohura South A No. 3.
261	Tukino Tutoa	Pukeroa Hangatiki No. 4c No. 3c.
262	Nakahi te Hau

APPLICATIONS TO DETERMINE RELATIVE INTERESTS.

ADJOURNED APPLICATION.

No	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
675	K. T. te Ahu, Rihi Hererania, Te Ana Ngahoe, and Ropata Tohatotea	Te Maika Township (Taharoa A).

NEW APPLICATION.

No	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
676	Waitarere Hoani and Waina Hoani	Waikaukau.

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VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1911, No 30

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🪶 New Applications for Partition - Native Land Court (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Land partition, New applications, Maori land
👱🏽 Names

62 names identified

Te Pango te Kare, Applicant for land partition
Marerahi Paraone, Applicant for land partition
Te Huri te Taha Pukeroa, Applicant for land partition
Roka Arihia, Applicant for land partition
John Charles Davis, Applicant for land partition
Te Poutu Patupatu, Applicant for land partition
Tuauru te Waihanea, Applicant for land partition
Hori Kingi te Mawae, Applicant for land partition
Te One Haereiti, Applicant for land partition
Paranihia Maraea, Applicant for land partition
Poroia Maraea, Applicant for land partition
Matiri Maraea, Applicant for land partition
Maraea Teni, Applicant for land partition
Rangirumakina Mauritu, Applicant for land partition
Ngapaki Tana, Applicant for land partition
Wahanga Takuira, Applicant for land partition
Poutu Patupatu, Applicant for land partition
Pare aute Komanga, Applicant for land partition
Te Watikena Herewini, Applicant for land partition
Te Arairiri Ngahina, Applicant for land partition
Hona Tuheao, Applicant for land partition
Aterea Ahiwaka, Applicant for land partition
Toa te Weunui, Applicant for land partition
Ngehengehe te Riri, Applicant for land partition
Te Puke te Riri, Applicant for land partition
Wehewehe te Riri, Applicant for land partition
John Ormsby, Applicant for land partition
Marohia Kupe, Applicant for land partition
Poutu Patupatu, Applicant for land partition
Atama te Rako, Applicant for land partition
Tamati Huihi, Applicant for land partition
Poutu Patupatu, Applicant for land partition
Te Moerua te Riri Natanahira, Applicant for land partition
Korokeke Rangihaeata, Applicant for land partition
Te Hoko Tapeka, Applicant for land partition
Ripeka te Rerangi, Applicant for land partition
Ripeka Teehi, Applicant for land partition
Ngahuia Teehi, Applicant for land partition
Ngahuia te Sarangi, Applicant for land partition
Te Aohau Turoa, Applicant for land partition
Rangitaroia te Marae, Applicant for land partition
Hana te Aitu, Applicant for land partition
Te Moerua Natanahira, Applicant for land partition
Korokeke Rangihaeata, Applicant for land partition
Korokeke Rangihaea, Applicant for land partition
Mahuta te Toko, Applicant for land partition
Makomako Haereiti, Applicant for land partition
Mahuta Tai epa, Applicant for land partition
Ruruhira Ponui, Applicant for land partition
Poto Huiao, Applicant for land partition
Ngahuia Tawhana, Applicant for land partition
Marino Rangimoeakau, Applicant for land partition
Te Manu Tupukaheke, Applicant for land partition
Tukino Takurua, Applicant for land partition
Ngahianga te Tomo, Applicant for land partition
Pepe Whariki, Applicant for land partition
Ngahau Whariki, Applicant for land partition
Te Huirau Rohutu, Applicant for land partition
Maria Hoponi, Applicant for land partition
Mokena Patupatu, Applicant for land partition
Tukino Tutoa, Applicant for land partition
Nakahi te Hau, Applicant for land partition

👩‍💼 Officials

Earl and Kent, solicitors and agents
Robert B. Lusk, solicitor
Broadfoot and Finlay, solicitors
T. G. Hosking, solicitor

🪶 Adjourned Application to Determine Relative Interests - Native Land Court

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Relative interests, Adjourned application, Maori land
👱🏽 Names

K. T. te Ahu, Applicant for relative interests
Rihi Hererania, Applicant for relative interests
Te Ana Ngahoe, Applicant for relative interests
Ropata Tohatotea, Applicant for relative interests

🪶 New Application to Determine Relative Interests - Native Land Court

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Relative interests, New application, Maori land
👱🏽 Names

Waitarere Hoani, Applicant for relative interests
Waina Hoani, Applicant for relative interests

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