New Zealand Gazette – 1915 – No. 81

Page 2309

✨ Native Land Court Applications

JULY 8.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2309

APPLICATIONS FOR SURVEY CHARGING ORDERS AND FOR DEFINED PORTIONS OF LAND IN LIQUIDATION OF
SURVEY FEES—Continued.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Date from which Interest is calculated.	Amount.
270	Leonard Simpson	Awatope 1	..	£ s. d.
271	"	Kakaho	..	2 2 0
272	"	Kiokio 5	..	5 5 0
273	"	Kiore	..	4 4 0
274	"	Kopaearea 5	..	2 2 0
275	"	" 9	..	2 2 0
276	"	Maketu 6	..	3 3 0
277	"	Maraekura 3	..	2 2 0
278	"	Okawatapuarangi	..	4 4 0
279	"	Orakei Taumata	..	3 3 0
280	"	" Wairoa 2	..	6 0 0
281	"	" Wairoa 4	..	5 5 0
282	"	Otutahuna 4	..	4 4 0
283	Morehu Kirikau and others	Pukehina	..	4 4 0
284	Leonard Simpson	Putere	..	..
285	"	Tapati 7	..	2 2 0
286	"	" 8	..	4 4 0
287	"	" 9	..	4 4 0
288	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Rangiuru Native Reserve No. 1, Section A	28 October, 1912	4 4 0
		Ditto B	28 ,, 1912	10 7 0
		" C	28 ,, 1912	5 6 6
		" D	28 ,, 1912	2 9 0
		" E	28 ,, 1912	1 17 0
		" F	28 ,, 1912	4 19 4
		" G	28 ,, 1912	8 8 6
		" H	28 ,, 1912	4 17 0
		" K	28 ,, 1912	3 14 0
		" M	28 ,, 1912	4 19 0
289	"	Rau o te Huia B No. 1A	11 December, 1912	3 15 0
		Te Korokoro 1B No. 1	11 November, 1912	5 6 6
290	"	" 1B No. 2	11 ,, 1912	2 4 4
		" 1B No. 3	11 ,, 1912	2 4 4
		" 1B No. 4	11 ,, 1912	1 0 9
		" 1B No. 5	11 ,, 1912	1 0 9
291	"	Roto-Parekarangi 3A 2A	8 July, 1912	0 13 10
		" 3A 2B	8 ,, 1912	23 18 5
		" 3A 3A No. 1	8 ,, 1912	76 4 10
		" 3A 3A No. 2	8 ,, 1912	38 4 5
		" 3A 3A No. 3	8 ,, 1912	3 7 7
		" 3A 3B No. 1	8 ,, 1912	136 16 4
		" 3A 3B No. 2	8 ,, 1912	9 16 6
		" 3A 3B No. 3	8 ,, 1912	52 9 5
		" 3A 3B 4B	8 ,, 1912	60 14 3
		" 3A 3B 5A	8 ,, 1912	52 10 4

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
292	Keita Riwa	Rotoiti 30 and 3P	Applying that partition orders be cancelled.
293	Te Morehu Kirikau	" 3A D	..
294	Carter, for applicants	Tumu-Kaituna 3, Section 3, Sub. 1-6 and Sub. 1A and 1B	Applying for cancellation of partition orders dated 26th of June, 1907.
295	Mita Tuhuruhuru	Whakapoungakau 131	Applying that boundaries be adjusted.
296	Te Pakaru Karora	Whaiti-Kuranui 5D	Applying that partition orders be cancelled.
297	Manahi Tumatahi	Whakarewarewa 1B 2	"

APPLICATIONS FOR PROBATE.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Deceased.
298	Kiharoa ano Menehira R. Tapihana	Huriana Kiharoa.
299	Maria Hamiora	Ngarongokahau Mangapiko or Maihi.
300	Miriana Romana	Tamihana Korokai.
301	Eparaima Kokiri	Marara Tarahina.
302	Alfred A. Yates	Mihikorama te Aitu.
303	Wirihana Hemopo	Reihana te Aonui.
304	Harete Timiuha	Mere Timiuha.
305	Ngamihi Ngaku	Mohi Pipi.
306	Jane Foley	Mihikorama te Aitu.

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🗺️ Applications for Survey Charging Orders and for Defined Portions of Land in Liquidation of Survey Fees (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsSurvey Charging Orders, Survey Fees, Land, Auckland, Native Land
👱🏽 Names

Leonard Simpson, Applicant for survey charging order
Morehu Kirikau, Applicant for survey charging order

👩‍💼 Officials

The Chief Surveyor, Auckland

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

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Act, Partition Orders, Land Boundaries, Cancellation of Orders
👱🏽 Names

6 names identified

Keita Riwa, Applicant for cancellation of partition orders
Te Morehu Kirikau, Applicant for cancellation of partition orders
Carter, Applicant for cancellation of partition orders
Mita Tuhuruhuru, Applicant for boundary adjustment
Te Pakaru Karora, Applicant for cancellation of partition orders
Manahi Tumatahi, Applicant for cancellation of partition orders

⚖️ Applications for Probate

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsProbate, Deceased Estates, Native Land Court
👱🏽 Names

17 names identified

Kiharoa ano Menehira R. Tapihana Kiharoa, Applicant for probate
Huriana Kiharoa, Deceased
Maria Hamiora, Applicant for probate
Ngarongokahau Mangapiko or Maihi, Deceased
Miriana Romana, Applicant for probate
Tamihana Korokai, Deceased
Eparaima Kokiri, Applicant for probate
Marara Tarahina, Deceased
Alfred A. Yates, Applicant for probate
Mihikorama te Aitu, Deceased
Wirihana Hemopo, Applicant for probate
Reihana te Aonui, Deceased
Harete Timiuha, Applicant for probate
Mere Timiuha, Deceased
Ngamihi Ngaku, Applicant for probate
Mohi Pipi, Deceased
Jane Foley, Applicant for probate

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