New Zealand Gazette – 1913 – No. 16

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✨ Native Land Court Applications

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 16

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITIONS—continued.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
75	Hinga Awatea (Broadfoot and Finlay) ..	Rangitoto-Tuhua 55.
76	Rewai Tangihaere ..	,, 60A 2.
77	Eva Lewis (Broadfoot and Finlay) ..	,, 60A 2.
78	Te Ata Hoani (Earl, Kent, and Howarth) ..	,, 61G 3.
79	Miria Peehi ..	,, 61P 2B.
80	A. F. Johnstone (Broadfoot and Finlay) ..	,, 66B.
81	Hira te Akau (Broadfoot and Finlay) ..	,, 67B.
82	Tutahanga te Wano ..	,, 68F 3.
83	Tame Ngahiwi ..	,, 68L 3.
84	Hinerangi te Huaki ..	,, 77A 4.
85	,, ..	,, 77E 3.
86	Te Huia Kingi (Earl, Kent, and Howarth) ..	,, 77K.
87	Te Huirinui te Wano ..	,, 77M.
88	,, ..	,, 77N.
89	Hira te Akau and Ngahiwi te Wakatoroa ..	,, 78.
90	,, (Broadfoot and Finlay) ..	,, 78B 4.
91	Emi Hoori (Earl, Kent, and Howarth) ..	Taumatatotara 6B.
92	W. H. Swainson (Broadfoot and Finlay) ..	Waiwhakaata 3E 4B.
93	Te Kaponga te Kohetu ..	Wharepuhunga 9C 1.
94	Matahou te Waru and Ngakuku te Waru ..	,, 16A.
95	Te Aokatoa Paraone ..	,, 16C.
96	Maria Hoponi (T. G. Hosking) ..	Wharereina.

APPLICATION TO THE COURT TO MORE CLEARLY DEFINE THE BOUNDARIES OF CERTAIN BLOCKS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
97	Te Heuheu Tukino (Travers, Campbell, and Peacock) ..	Puketapu, Hohotaka, and adjoining blocks.

APPLICATIONS FOR PROBATE.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Deceased.
98	Tako Tewi (Broadfoot and Finlay) ..	Penetito Tako.
99	Ngahua Tupotahi ..	Tupotahi Tukorehu, alias Winitana Tupotahi.

APPLICATIONS FOR EXCHANGES.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
100	{Hori Ngatai Ruihi ..	Kuiti 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, Block II, 2B 1N.
	{Ripeka Ngatai Ruihi ..	. 1, 2, 15, Block I, 2B 1N.
101	{Waeroa Matena ..	Rangitoto-Tuhua 67B 1.
	{Herena Tangahoe ..	,, 60A 3.
102	{Waeroa Matena ..	,, 67B 1.
	{Tutahanga te Wano ..	,, 60A 3.
103	{Tangi Weti and Rangitapuke Weti ..	Aorangi 1.
	{Ngatoa Pekamu ..	Umukaimata 2B 5.

APPLICATIONS FOR ASSESSMENT OF COMPENSATION PAYABLE FOR LAND TAKEN UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1908.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Area taken.	Purpose for which taken.
104	Waitomo County Council (Broad-foot and Finlay)	Kaingapipi No. 9 ..	A. R. P. 1 0 12	..
105	Ditto ..	Te Kumi No. 3 ..	1 0 0	..
106	The Minister of Public Works	{Mangoira No. 2 ..	2,690 0 0	} Scenic purposes.
		{No. 1 ..	260 0 0	..
107	"	{Native land in Block 2, Awakino Survey District ..	94 2 16	..
		{Native reserve, Section 12 in Block 10, Awakino Survey District ..	76 0 0	..
107A	Waitomo County Council (Broad-foot and Finlay)	Orahiri No. 2, Section 7B..	5 3 6	..
108	Ditto ..	" ..	1 1 15	..
109	" ..	Otorohanga Q No. 2A ..	1 0 0	..
110	" ..	Pukenui No. 2G ..	0 2 21	..
111	" ..	Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 64..	4 3 37	..
112	The Minister of Public Works ..	Hauturu East 1B, Section 3A ..	1 1 18	A public road.
113	" ..	Mangawhero No. 1E ..	2 1 14·1	"
114	" ..	Puketiti 3B and 2A ..	65 1 26	"

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🪶 Applications for Partitions (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Partitions, Land applications
👱🏽 Names

21 names identified

Hinga Awatea, Applicant for partition
Rewai Tangihaere, Applicant for partition
Eva Lewis, Applicant for partition
Te Ata Hoani, Applicant for partition
Miria Peehi, Applicant for partition
A. F. Johnstone, Applicant for partition
Hira te Akau, Applicant for partition
Tutahanga te Wano, Applicant for partition
Tame Ngahiwi, Applicant for partition
Hinerangi te Huaki, Applicant for partition
Te Huia Kingi, Applicant for partition
Te Huirinui te Wano, Applicant for partition
Hira te Akau, Applicant for partition
Ngahiwi te Wakatoroa, Applicant for partition
Emi Hoori, Applicant for partition
W. H. Swainson, Applicant for partition
Te Kaponga te Kohetu, Applicant for partition
Matahou te Waru, Applicant for partition
Ngakuku te Waru, Applicant for partition
Te Aokatoa Paraone, Applicant for partition
Maria Hoponi, Applicant for partition

🪶 Application to Define Boundaries of Certain Blocks

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Boundary definition, Land blocks
👱🏽 Names

Te Heuheu Tukino, Applicant for boundary definition

🪶 Applications for Probate

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsProbate applications, Deceased estates
👱🏽 Names

Tako Tewi, Applicant for probate
Penetito Tako, Deceased
Ngahua Tupotahi, Applicant for probate
Tupotahi Tukorehu, Deceased, alias Winitana Tupotahi

🪶 Applications for Exchanges

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand exchanges, Native Land Court
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

Hori Ngatai Ruihi, Applicant for exchange
Ripeka Ngatai Ruihi, Applicant for exchange
Waeroa Matena, Applicant for exchange
Herena Tangahoe, Applicant for exchange
Tutahanga te Wano, Applicant for exchange
Tangi Weti, Applicant for exchange
Rangitapuke Weti, Applicant for exchange
Ngatoa Pekamu, Applicant for exchange

🪶 Applications for Assessment of Compensation for Land Taken

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsCompensation assessment, Public Works Act, Land acquisition
👩‍💼 Officials

The Minister of Public Works

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