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New Zealand Gazette – 1913 – No. 79

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✨ Maori Land Applications

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

No. 79

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITIONS—continued.

No	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
618	Te Paea Niwa	Hereheretau B 10.
619	Peta Hape	" B10.
620	Te Rauna Hape	" B 10.
621	Meri Hape	" B 10.
622	Matuakore Rangikumea	" B 11.
623	Te Rauna Hape	" B 11.
624	Hohepa Kuaō and others	" B 11.
625	Pora Hira and others	" B 11.
626	Hohepa Kuaō	" B 11.
627	Pine Kerei Rakau	" 2B.
628	Patu te Rito, Paetai Kaimoana, and others	" 2B.
629	Horiana Tawhiri and others	" 2F.
630	Eraihia te Ree, Pera Horomona, and others	" 2A 3.
631	Maraea Waaka Kereiu and others	" 2.
632	Te Waata Puihi, Epeniha Kaihote	Hinewhaki West or 2.
633	Erami Kaihue	"
634	Heni Mete	Kahaatureia 2A.
635	Heremia te Whakatoko (Te Popo) and others	Kahotea West No. 1d 4.
636	Urupene Hamanu	Te Kiwi.
637	Paora Kirinini, Hiria K. Makae	Mahanga 2.
638	Tere te Kani	" 2A.
639	Timi Paraone	" 2A.
640	Rutene Tuhi	Mangaaruhe West.
641	Iraia te Tawa	" West No. 1.
642	Mereana Hokena	Mohaka 48.
643	"	" 55.
644	Karena Rawhe, Haare Rawhe	Ngamotu.
645	Tutekawa Waere	Nuhaka 2B 2A.
646	"	" 2B 2F.
647	Te Waaka Torosihiti	" 2B 2J.
648	Te Kauru Hohepa	" 2B 2W.
649	Mohi Apatari	" 2D 2C 2D and 2F.
650	Kapu Winiana, Tepora Mane	" 2D 2C.
651	Pani te Hanene	" 2D 2G.
652	Iopa te Hau and others	" 2E 3A.
653	Karepa Mataira, Haerengarangi te Ngaio and Te Mataira	" 2E 3A.
654	Aporo Puihi	" 2E 3A and 3B.
655	Maika Taruke and others	" 2E 3C 14.
656	Reupena Toromata	" 2F 2.
657	Wiremu Kaimoana and Tiemi Wirihana	" 2F 2
658	Petera Whakahoro	Ohuia 3 and 4.
659	Waru Rakau	Orangitirohia 15.
660	Mohi te Atahikcia	Paeroa No. 1.
661	Manuera Ahuriri	" No. 1B 1.
662	Mere te Putene	" No. 1B 9.
663	Taki Hamana	" No. 2D.
664	Eru Mete	" No. 2F.
665	The Tairawhiti Maori Land Board	" No. 2G.
666	Hiria Makae	Pakowhai.
667	Itiria Kopu	"
668	Timi Paraone	Paritu 2B.
669	Pipipi te Kauru	Putere B.
670	Waata Puihi	Poutaka 2.
671	J. H. Mitchell	" 7.
672	Maehe Heremia te Popo and others	Rato 1A.
673	Tiemi Morera	" 1A.
674	Te Paea te Popo	" 1C.
675	Maehe te Popo, Te Paea te Popo, and others	" 1E.
676	Eru Mete	" 3A.
677	Rawnia Kaeke	" 3B.
678	Karepa Taua, Paratene Waata, and others	Rimuroa.
679	Takawe Wairama	Tarake.
680	Patu te Rito	Taumataoteo 22.
681	Rakera Apatu	" 26.
682	Tame Terina and others	Taupara 1.
683	Urumingi Kapene, Taare Kupina, and Hukanui Watene	" 2.
684	Tautahanga Arapata and others	" 2.
685	Makere Waitai Moera and others	" 2.
686	Akenihi Morera, Makere Morera and Ahenata Morera	" 2.
687	Hiria Kopu and Itiria Kopu	Tuahu 2.
688	Raihania te Rongo and Ihaka Ranapia	" 3.
689	Wikitoria te Nehu and Te Kepa Hoepo	Tutuotekaha 1.
690	Tiemi Wirihana and others	" 2.
691	Epeniha Kaihote	" 2.
692	Rare Mataitai	" 2.
693	James Thorpe	" 4.
694	Mary Theresa Parker	Tutakuri 1C 15.
695	Hori te Kuru, Para Kiripai and others	Waihua 1C 1.
696	Nehemia te Huiki and others	" 2A.
697	H. Pakura	Waipaoa 5.
698	Ihaka Ranapia, Matuhera Kuru, and others	" 5A.
699	Arani Kunaiti and others	" 5A.
700	Mere Ranapia	Waipapa 109.
701	Nehemia te Huiki and others	" 110.
702	Netane Amaru	" 146.
703	"
704	Te Haenga Paretipua and others	Wairau.

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🪶 Applications for Partitions (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Partitions, Maori Land, Applications
👱🏽 Names

95 names identified

Te Paea Niwa, Applicant for partition
Peta Hape, Applicant for partition
Te Rauna Hape, Applicant for partition
Meri Hape, Applicant for partition
Matuakore Rangikumea, Applicant for partition
Hohepa Kuaō, Applicant for partition
Pora Hira, Applicant for partition
Pine Kerei Rakau, Applicant for partition
Patu te Rito, Applicant for partition
Paetai Kaimoana, Applicant for partition
Horiana Tawhiri, Applicant for partition
Eraihia te Ree, Applicant for partition
Pera Horomona, Applicant for partition
Maraea Waaka Kereiu, Applicant for partition
Te Waata Puihi, Applicant for partition
Epeniha Kaihote, Applicant for partition
Erami Kaihue, Applicant for partition
Heni Mete, Applicant for partition
Heremia te Whakatoko, Applicant for partition
Urupene Hamanu, Applicant for partition
Paora Kirinini, Applicant for partition
Hiria K. Makae, Applicant for partition
Tere te Kani, Applicant for partition
Timi Paraone, Applicant for partition
Rutene Tuhi, Applicant for partition
Iraia te Tawa, Applicant for partition
Mereana Hokena, Applicant for partition
Karena Rawhe, Applicant for partition
Haare Rawhe, Applicant for partition
Tutekawa Waere, Applicant for partition
Te Waaka Torosihiti, Applicant for partition
Te Kauru Hohepa, Applicant for partition
Mohi Apatari, Applicant for partition
Kapu Winiana, Applicant for partition
Tepora Mane, Applicant for partition
Pani te Hanene, Applicant for partition
Iopa te Hau, Applicant for partition
Karepa Mataira, Applicant for partition
Haerengarangi te Ngaio, Applicant for partition
Aporo Puihi, Applicant for partition
Maika Taruke, Applicant for partition
Reupena Toromata, Applicant for partition
Wiremu Kaimoana, Applicant for partition
Tiemi Wirihana, Applicant for partition
Petera Whakahoro, Applicant for partition
Waru Rakau, Applicant for partition
Mohi te Atahikcia, Applicant for partition
Manuera Ahuriri, Applicant for partition
Mere te Putene, Applicant for partition
Taki Hamana, Applicant for partition
Eru Mete, Applicant for partition
Tairawhiti Maori Land Board, Applicant for partition
Hiria Makae, Applicant for partition
Itiria Kopu, Applicant for partition
Pipipi te Kauru, Applicant for partition
Waata Puihi, Applicant for partition
J. H. Mitchell, Applicant for partition
Maehe Heremia te Popo, Applicant for partition
Tiemi Morera, Applicant for partition
Te Paea te Popo, Applicant for partition
Maehe te Popo, Applicant for partition
Rawnia Kaeke, Applicant for partition
Karepa Taua, Applicant for partition
Paratene Waata, Applicant for partition
Takawe Wairama, Applicant for partition
Patu te Rito, Applicant for partition
Rakera Apatu, Applicant for partition
Tame Terina, Applicant for partition
Urumingi Kapene, Applicant for partition
Taare Kupina, Applicant for partition
Hukanui Watene, Applicant for partition
Tautahanga Arapata, Applicant for partition
Makere Waitai Moera, Applicant for partition
Akenihi Morera, Applicant for partition
Makere Morera, Applicant for partition
Ahenata Morera, Applicant for partition
Raihania te Rongo, Applicant for partition
Ihaka Ranapia, Applicant for partition
Wikitoria te Nehu, Applicant for partition
Te Kepa Hoepo, Applicant for partition
Tiemi Wirihana, Applicant for partition
Epeniha Kaihote, Applicant for partition
Rare Mataitai, Applicant for partition
James Thorpe, Applicant for partition
Mary Theresa Parker, Applicant for partition
Hori te Kuru, Applicant for partition
Para Kiripai, Applicant for partition
Nehemia te Huiki, Applicant for partition
H. Pakura, Applicant for partition
Ihaka Ranapia, Applicant for partition
Matuhera Kuru, Applicant for partition
Arani Kunaiti, Applicant for partition
Mere Ranapia, Applicant for partition
Netane Amaru, Applicant for partition
Te Haenga Paretipua, Applicant for partition

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