New Zealand Gazette – 1911 – No. 41

Page 1721

✨ Land Applications

May 18.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 1721

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITION—continued.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
24	Pirihiра Tamihana .. .. .. ..	Ngakaroro No. 3c.
25	Winia Paehua .. .. .. ..	Pukehou No. 4c, Section 7F.
26	Waretini Hatene .. .. .. ..	"
27	Rawaho te Aweawe and others (by their solicitors, Gifford, Moore, and Beale)	Puketotara Nos. 334 and 335, Subdivision 1.
28	Rota te Rangi and others .. .. .. ..	" 9.
29	Ratapu Ekenetene .. .. .. ..	Rangitoto No. 3B, Section 4.
30	Harena Porutu (by her solicitors, Hammerton, Andrew, and Webb)	Rata Pihipihi D.
31	Ngamekameka Tio .. .. .. ..	Rangipuhi (Onepoto).
32	Tamati Waiiti and others .. .. .. ..	Tutaiparaikete No. 2c.
33	Kimi Matenga .. .. .. ..	Taita, Section 58, Subdivision 10.
34	Te Manu Mataka .. .. .. ..	" 7.
35	Hanikamu te Hiko .. .. .. ..	Takapuwahia A.
36	Rewi Maaka (by his agent, H. Wineera) .. .. .. ..	" G.
37	Rota Waipu Paki and others .. .. .. ..	Waiwhetu PA (part of burial-ground).
38	Hanikamu te Hiko (agent for Rakapa te Puke and others) .. .. .. ..	Wekenui, Block 5, Section 3.
39	Te Oti Ihaka Tekateka .. .. .. ..	Wairau, Block 12, Subdivision 12D.

APPLICATION FOR DETERMINATION OF INTERESTS ACQUIRED BY THE CROWN.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
122	Minister of Lands .. .. .. ..	Kapiti No. 4B.

APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 34 OF THE MAORI LAND LAWS AMENDMENT ACT, 1903, FOR ORDER VESTING LAND IN DISCHARGE OF SURVEY LIENS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Amount of Survey Lien.
123	Commissioner of Crown Lands, Wellington .. ..	Pukerua No. 3B .. ..	£ s. d.
124	" .. .. .. ..	" No. 3A .. ..	9 7 6
125	" .. .. .. ..	Orangi-Kaupapa No. 12 .. ..	5 12 6
126	" .. .. .. ..	" No. 8 .. ..	3 18 9
127	" .. .. .. ..	" No. 3 .. ..	3 18 9
128	" .. .. .. ..	Korokoro South .. ..	3 18 9
129	" .. .. .. ..	" North .. ..	5 0 0
130	" .. .. .. ..	Hutt, Sections 1 and 2, Subdivision 2 .. ..	5 0 0
131	" .. .. .. ..	Rangitikei-Manawatu C No. 14 .. ..	1 16 8
132	" .. .. .. ..	C No. 8A .. ..	2 5 2
133	" .. .. .. ..	C No. 8B .. ..	2 5 2
134	" .. .. .. ..	Otaki, Town Section 120 .. ..	2 5 2
135	" .. .. .. ..	" 150 .. ..	3 3 0
136	" .. .. .. ..	Haruatai No. 2 .. ..	4 4 0
137	" .. .. .. ..	" No. 5 .. ..	6 0 0
138	" .. .. .. ..	Ngarara West C No. 4 .. ..	0 12 6
139	" .. .. .. ..	C No. 2 .. ..	0 19 8
140	" .. .. .. ..	A No. 15 .. ..	0 6 10
141	" .. .. .. ..	A No. 10 .. ..	1 5 0
142	" .. .. .. ..	Manawatu-Kukutauaki No. 7E .. ..	0 1 8
143	" .. .. .. ..	Tuwhakatupua Ig No. 2 .. ..	27 0 0
144	" .. .. .. ..	Titokitoki No. 2 .. ..	2 12 6
145	" .. .. .. ..	Pukehou No. 4G .. ..	6 0 0
146	" .. .. .. ..	Otawhiwhi C .. ..	25 6 10
147	" .. .. .. ..	Ohau No. 1, Section 8 .. ..	1 5 8
148	" .. .. .. ..	Horowhenua 11A No. 1 .. ..	3 15 8
149	" .. .. .. ..	" No. 4 .. ..	17 0 2
150	" .. .. .. ..	Haruatai No. 5B.. .. ..	10 11 7
151	" .. .. .. ..	Iwitekai A .. ..	1 18 0
152	" .. .. .. ..	Rangitikei-Manawatu C No. 3A .. ..	3 3 0

APPLICATION TO DETERMINE RELATIVE INTERESTS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
153	Miriama R. Kauhoe and others .. .. .. ..	Takapuwahia A.

APPLICATION FOR EXCHANGE OF LAND.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Lands to be exchanged.
154	Hiniri Tangahoe .. .. .. ..	Hongoeka No. 2.
	Henare Manihera Pouhiki .. .. .. ..	Tutaiparaikete No. 2.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1911, No 41

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Applications for Partition (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Partition, Land Subdivision, Maori Land
👱🏽 Names

17 names identified

Pirihipa Tamihana, Application for Partition
Winia Paehua, Application for Partition
Waretini Hatene, Application for Partition
Rawaho te Aweawe, Application for Partition
Rota te Rangi, Application for Partition
Ratapu Ekenetene, Application for Partition
Harena Porutu, Application for Partition
Ngamekameka Tio, Application for Partition
Tamati Waiiti, Application for Partition
Kimi Matenga, Application for Partition
Te Manu Mataka, Application for Partition
Hanikamu te Hiko, Application for Partition
Rewi Maaka, Application for Partition
Rota Waipu Paki, Application for Partition
Hanikamu te Hiko, Application for Partition
Rakapa te Puke, Application for Partition
Te Oti Ihaka Tekateka, Application for Partition

👩‍💼 Officials

Gifford, Moore, and Beale, solicitors
Hammerton, Andrew, and Webb, solicitors
H. Wineera, agent

🪶 Application for Determination of Interests Acquired by the Crown

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsCrown Land, Land Interests, Determination
👩‍💼 Officials

Minister of Lands

🪶 Applications for Vesting Land in Discharge of Survey Liens

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsSurvey Liens, Land Vesting, Maori Land Laws, Wellington
👩‍💼 Officials

Commissioner of Crown Lands, Wellington

🪶 Application to Determine Relative Interests

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsRelative Interests, Land Ownership, Maori Land
👱🏽 Names

Miriama R. Kauhoe, Application to determine relative interests

🪶 Application for Exchange of Land

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Exchange, Maori Land
👱🏽 Names

Hiniri Tangahoe, Application for exchange of land
Henare Manihera Pouhiki, Application for exchange of land

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