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✨ Maori Land Applications

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 9

SCHEDULE.

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
6	Kewa Pine and Henare Teehi	Awarua 2c No. 11.
7	Marshall and Hutton, for Onewa Marangataua	" 3d3 No. 6.
8	Hera te Huiarei and Tawake Pine	" 2c No. 16.
9	Pirihira Peina	Kai Iwi 6f No. 5.
10	Hiraka te Rango	Mangaohane No. 1a.
11	"	" No. 1c.
12	"	Oruamatua 1x No. 2.
13	"	" No. 1s.
14	"	" 1b No. 2.
15	"	" 1x No. 1.
16	Hiraka te Rango and Te Rina Pine	Owhaoko D No. 7b.
17	The Public Trustee, for estate of Erueti Arani	" D No. 7b.
18	Hiraka te Rango, Te Rina Pine	" D No. 7a.
19	Reupena Mete Kingi, for applicants	Oruamatua Kaimanawa 2b No. 2.
20	H. M. Downs, for Kehu Ngakaraihe Downs	Pouwhakarua No. 1b.
21	Ngahuia Akatarewa	Rangipo Waiu B No. 5.
22	Perata Maikuku	Raetihi 2b No. 3c.
23	Mataera Rongonui	" 2b No. 2c.
24	Pihopa Turehu	" 2b No. 2b.
25	Te Makatea Makatea	" 2b No. 2c.
26	Te Peehi te Opetini	" 2b No. 3a.
27	Ripeka te Peehi	" 2b No. 3c.
28	Te Herewini Tupaka	" 2b2c No. 1.
29	Ata Tamehana Kupa and Rora Kupa	" 2b2c No. 2a.
30	Marshall and Hutton for Tarete Pohe	Ruanui No. 1.
31	Mataera Rongonui	Raetihi 2b2c No. 1.
32	Te Peehi te Opetini	Tataramoa B.
33	Pihopa Turehu	Urewera 2a No. 2.
34	Te Peehi te Opetini	"
35	Pihopa Hipirini	Waimarino A No. 21.
36	Te Peehi te Opetini	" A No. 13.
37	Ngamimi te Mangumangu	" No. 4.
38	Te Oro Kairakau te Marama	" No. 4.
39	Ngamimi te Mangumangu	" No. 3l.
40	Te Oro Kairakau	" No. 3n.
41	Ngamimi te Mangumangu	" No. 3l.
42	Te Waonuiatane	" No. 3j.
43	Hoani Turehu	" No. 3h.
44	Te Peehi te Opetini	" No. 3m.
45	Tahana te Pura Taiaha and others	" C and D.
46	Rangiahua te Rake and others	" C and D.

APPLICATIONS FOR APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Names of Persons under Disability.
47	Raupi Tanguru	Awarua No. 3 and other lands	Tare Rapana Tanguru.
48	Ngarimu te Roringa	Waimarino 4a No. 2	Te Kore te Kuru and Te Rataka te Kuru.

APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 34 OF THE MAORI LANDS ADMINISTRATION ACT, 1903, TO CUT OFF PORTIONS OF LAND TO SATISFY UNPAID SURVEY LIENS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Amount due.
49	The Commissioner of Crown Lands	Awarua 3b2j No. 3	£ s. d. 5 10 3
50	"	" 3d3 No. 16	9 8 1
51	"	" 3d3 No. 17c No. 1	11 0 11
52	"	" 2c No. 12d	1 1 5
53	"	Motukawa No. 1b	29 18 8
54	"	" 2f No. 2	25 19 1
55	"	" 2e No. 2	9 8 9
56	"	Rangipo Waiu No. 1b	95 16 8

APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 121 OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
57	Rongonui te Whitu and others	Waimarino No. 6	Applying for cancellation of partition orders made on the 5th day of September, 1905.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1912, No 9

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🪶 Applications for Partitions of Maori Land

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsMaori Land Court, Partitions, Land Titles, Applications
👱🏽 Names

30 names identified

Kewa Pine, Applicant for partition
Henare Teehi, Applicant for partition
Onewa Marangataua, Applicant for partition
Hera te Huiarei, Applicant for partition
Tawake Pine, Applicant for partition
Pirihira Peina, Applicant for partition
Hiraka te Rango, Applicant for partition
Te Rina Pine, Applicant for partition
Erueti Arani, Deceased applicant's estate
Reupena Mete Kingi, Applicant representative
H. M. Downs, Applicant representative
Kehu Ngakaraihe Downs, Applicant for partition
Ngahuia Akatarewa, Applicant for partition
Perata Maikuku, Applicant for partition
Mataera Rongonui, Applicant for partition
Pihopa Turehu, Applicant for partition
Te Makatea Makatea, Applicant for partition
Te Peehi te Opetini, Applicant for partition
Ripeka te Peehi, Applicant for partition
Te Herewini Tupaka, Applicant for partition
Ata Tamehana Kupa, Applicant for partition
Rora Kupa, Applicant for partition
Tarete Pohe, Applicant for partition
Pihopa Hipirini, Applicant for partition
Ngamimi te Mangumangu, Applicant for partition
Te Oro Kairakau te Marama, Applicant for partition
Te Waonuiatane, Applicant for partition
Hoani Turehu, Applicant for partition
Tahana te Pura Taiaha, Applicant for partition
Rangiahua te Rake, Applicant for partition

👩‍💼 Officials

Marshall and Hutton
The Public Trustee
Reupena Mete Kingi
H. M. Downs
The Commissioner of Crown Lands

🪶 Applications for Appointment of Trustees for Maori Land

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsMaori Land, Trustees, Applications, Disability
👱🏽 Names

Raupi Tanguru, Applicant for trustee appointment
Tare Rapana Tanguru, Person under disability
Ngarimu te Roringa, Applicant for trustee appointment
Te Kore te Kuru, Person under disability
Te Rataka te Kuru, Person under disability

🪶 Applications to Cut Off Land for Unpaid Survey Liens

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsMaori Land, Survey Liens, Unpaid Debts, Land Administration
👩‍💼 Officials

The Commissioner of Crown Lands

🪶 Application to Cancel Maori Land Partition Orders

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsMaori Land Act 1909, Partition Orders, Cancellation, Waimarino
👱🏽 Names

Rongonui te Whitu, Applicant for cancellation

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