New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 128

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 128

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITIONS—continued.

No	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
23	Toke Watene and Kataraina Watene	Horahia-Opou 3B 1B.
24	Peneti Hoani	4B 1B.
25	Parepumai te Whetuiti	Huehue B.
26	Maui te Pere and others	Kopuraruwai 3A 2.
27	Tame Matehaere	,, 3C 3.
28	Ani Tana, te Kiri (Earl and Kent)	Makumaku 5B 1.
29	Makirangi Tiahulia (Earl and Kent)	,, 5C 2A.
30	Ngahihi Hariata (Broadfoot and Finlay)	Mangawhero 1C 2B.
31	Merea Warere and Terei Akatea	,, 3C 2B.
32	Taupoki te Aho	Matamata North.
33	Hamiora te Keena	,, 1.
34	W. G. Nicholls	,, 1.
35	Panapa te Pea (T. A. Moresby)	,, 1.
36	Rikihana Winika	,, 1.
37	Heeni Hirini	Mataparu.
38	Paora te Ahuru (Hally and Hally)	Moehau 1, East 2B.
39	Peke Tupaea (E. Clendon)	,, 1, ,, 2D.
40	Mingi Kihirini	,, 1G 6.
41	Parepumai te Whetuiti	Muri-o-Puhirua B.
42	Pirimona Watene and Kataraina Matene	Ngarua 5A, Section 1.
43	Mere Pereniki and others	Okere.
44	Wiremu Anihana	Okewa 3.
45	Parepumai te Whetuiti	Paiwai.
46	Pari te Arani and others	Pakirarahi 1A.
47	Pokaihaku te Anini (Parr and Blomfield)	,, 2A 4.
48	Moanaroa Parata	,, 2A 4.
49	Pokaihaku te Anini (Parr and Blomfield)	,, 2B.
50	Moanaroa Parata	,, 2B.
51	Pare te Arani and others	,, 2B.
52	Pererangi Maui (E. Clendon)	Papakitatahi.
53	Ihepera Ruiha (T. A. Moresby)	Piraurahi 3B.
54	Riki te Kaha and Paora te Ratu	Pumoko 2.
55	Parepumai te Whetuiti	Rangatahi.
56	Mai Hoani (T. A. Moresby)	Rawhitiroa 3B.
57	Wiremu Anihana	Tapangahoro.
58	Ngarimu Pereiha (T. A. Moresby)	Tiritiri 2A 1A.
59	Tanuku Hikaiti and others	,, 7.
60	Rawiri Pakeke and others	,, 7.
61	Tawahi Peeke and others	,, 7.
62	Karauna Poono (E. Clendon)	Waiari 2, South B.
63	Hare Tutokatea and others (Parr and Blomfield)	Waihi North, Block II, No. 1.
64	Hone Ngatara	Waihou West 4A.
65	Rikirangi Tuina (Earl and Kent)	,, 4B, West 1.
66	Ngarewa te Wani and others	,, 4E, North.
67	Ngahihi Hughes, alias Ngahihi Hariata (A. F. Howarth)	Waikaka C 2B 2B.
68	Wiremu Anihana	Waikuwharu.
69	Mereaina Iheihe	Waiomu 3B 2B.
70	Haora Tareranui (Porritt and Mueller)	Waipatukahu 1.
71	Tokoomanaia te Araroa and others (Earl and Kent)	Waitakaruru 1A 7.
72	Moanaroa Parata and others	Waiwhau.
73	Panikena Totaea and others	Whakapapakau 3.
74	Urikaraka te Waero (Earl and Kent)	Wharekawa 4B 2C.

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
75	Arani Parata	Maungatautari 4B.
76	Moanaroa Parata	Pumoko 2.

APPLICATION FOR EXCHANGES.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land proposed to be exchanged.
77	Rata Hohepa (as trustee for Hone Pihoihoi Hikairo, Kanara Pihoihoi Hikairo, and Turuhira Pihoihoi Hikairo) Rata Hohepa	Marutuahu. Pakirarahi 1B.

APPLICATION FOR REHEARING.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Decision in respect of which Appeal is made
78	Hurihia Rawiri (Earl and Kent)	Mangawhero 1C 2B 3	Decision dated the 18th day of August, 1915, appointing successors to Wiremu Kingi Taukiri, deceased.

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🗺️ Applications for Partitions (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsNative Land, Partitions, Applications
👱🏽 Names

57 names identified

Toke Watene, Applicant for partition
Kataraina Watene, Applicant for partition
Peneti Hoani, Applicant for partition
Parepumai te Whetuiti, Applicant for partition
Maui te Pere, Applicant for partition
Tame Matehaere, Applicant for partition
Ani Tana, Applicant for partition
te Kiri, Applicant for partition
Makirangi Tiahulia, Applicant for partition
Ngahihi Hariata, Applicant for partition
Merea Warere, Applicant for partition
Terei Akatea, Applicant for partition
Taupoki te Aho, Applicant for partition
Hamiora te Keena, Applicant for partition
W. G. Nicholls, Applicant for partition
Panapa te Pea, Applicant for partition
Rikihana Winika, Applicant for partition
Heeni Hirini, Applicant for partition
Paora te Ahuru, Applicant for partition
Peke Tupaea, Applicant for partition
Mingi Kihirini, Applicant for partition
Parepumai te Whetuiti, Applicant for partition
Pirimona Watene, Applicant for partition
Kataraina Matene, Applicant for partition
Mere Pereniki, Applicant for partition
Wiremu Anihana, Applicant for partition
Parepumai te Whetuiti, Applicant for partition
Pari te Arani, Applicant for partition
Pokaihaku te Anini, Applicant for partition
Moanaroa Parata, Applicant for partition
Pokaihaku te Anini, Applicant for partition
Moanaroa Parata, Applicant for partition
Pari te Arani, Applicant for partition
Pererangi Maui, Applicant for partition
Ihepera Ruiha, Applicant for partition
Riki te Kaha, Applicant for partition
Paora te Ratu, Applicant for partition
Parepumai te Whetuiti, Applicant for partition
Mai Hoani, Applicant for partition
Wiremu Anihana, Applicant for partition
Ngarimu Pereiha, Applicant for partition
Tanuku Hikaiti, Applicant for partition
Rawiri Pakeke, Applicant for partition
Tawahi Peeke, Applicant for partition
Karauna Poono, Applicant for partition
Hare Tutokatea, Applicant for partition
Hone Ngatara, Applicant for partition
Rikirangi Tuina, Applicant for partition
Ngarewa te Wani, Applicant for partition
Ngahihi Hughes, Applicant for partition
Wiremu Anihana, Applicant for partition
Mereaina Iheihe, Applicant for partition
Haora Tareranui, Applicant for partition
Tokoomanaia te Araroa, Applicant for partition
Moanaroa Parata, Applicant for partition
Panikena Totaea, Applicant for partition
Urikaraka te Waero, Applicant for partition

🗺️ Applications under Section 121 of the Native Land Act, 1909

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsNative Land, Applications, Section 121
👱🏽 Names

Arani Parata, Applicant under Section 121
Moanaroa Parata, Applicant under Section 121

🗺️ Application for Exchanges

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsNative Land, Exchanges
👱🏽 Names

Rata Hohepa, Applicant for exchange
Hone Pihoihoi Hikairo, Beneficiary of exchange
Kanara Pihoihoi Hikairo, Beneficiary of exchange
Turuhira Pihoihoi Hikairo, Beneficiary of exchange

🗺️ Application for Rehearing

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsNative Land, Rehearing, Appeal
👱🏽 Names

Hurihia Rawiri, Applicant for rehearing
Wiremu Kingi Taukiri, Deceased individual

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