New Zealand Gazette – 1916 – No. 47

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✨ Maori Land Applications

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 47

APPLICATIONS FOR SURVEY CHARGING ORDERS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
186	The Chief Surveyor	Hereheretau B1/B9.
187	"	Kahotea West Rato 1/2.
188	"	" 1c/1d.
189	"	Mahanga 1c1/1d13.
190	"	Mohaka 1/55.
191	"	" 48A/48B.
192	"	Nuhaka 2d2b1/2d2b9.
193	"	Ngaruetepo 3c1.
194	"	Orangitirohia 12e6A/B.
195	"	Opoho 4c2/3.
196	"	Paeroa 1e7B, 1e9, 1e12/14.
197	"	" 1B4A/B.
198	"	" 2e2A/e.
199	"	" 2d1.
200	"	Poutaka 1/27.
201	"	Putere A2, A3, A7, A11, A14.
202	"	Rato 3B2A/3B2B.
203	"	" 3B1/3B4.
204	"	" 3A1/3A5.
205	"	" 3e1A/3e1B.
206	"	Taupara 1A/1B.
207	"	Taumataoteo 1/35.
208	"	" 26B.
209	"	Tutaekuri 1c4/1c19, 1A1/1A3.
210	"	Tutuotekaha 2A/2E.
211	"	Whareraurakau 3/4.
212	"	Waihua 1A1/2A11.
213	"	" 1c1A/1c1B.
214	"	" 2c68/2c6d.
215	"	Whakapsu 5j1, 5j3, 5k1/2.
216	"	Whakaki 1/2.

APPLICATIONS FOR EXCHANGES.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
217	Henerieta Paku Whanga	Nuhaka 2e3d2.
	Maika Taruke	" 2e3c17B/c.
218	"	" 2e3c17B/c.
	Watene Tiwai	" 2e3d2.
219	Maika Taruke	" 2e3c17B/c.
	Ihaka Maihi Whanga, Hirini Kino Whanga, Ema te Wira	" 2e3d2.
220	Te Peka, Te Rangitere, Te Mangumangu Rangitere.	Moutere 2/2.
	George C. Ormond	Part 1, Block 5, Mahia Survey District.
221	Te Hau Onekawa..	Paeroa 2g2.
	Keita Hungahunga	Nuhaka 2d2j.
222	Peta Hape	Hereheretau B5.
	Merekete Hoetawa	Poutaka 16.

APPLICATIONS FOR INCORPORATIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
223	Arani Kunaiti, Paratene Waata, Wehi Rapanai	Waipaoa 5A.
224	Wi Hoeta, Wi Hone, Pare Make Rapata	Reinga.

APPLICATIONS FOR ADOPTIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Child.
225	Manaki Takitaki, Kumeroa Nuku	Poi Manahi.
226	Wi Pani ..	Kerenapu Pani.

APPLICATIONS FOR PROBATE.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Deceased.
227	Petera Koari	Koari Hawea.
228	Karena Kawhi	Pirima Kara.
229	Wharenikau Tieri	"
230	Rewi Kerehi	Pukukino te Kanawa.

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🪶 Applications for Partitions (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Land Partitions, Wairoa, Gisborne

🪶 Applications for Survey Charging Orders

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsSurvey Charging Orders, Land, Hereheretau, Kahotea West, Mahanga, Mohaka, Nuhaka, Ngaruetepo, Orangitirohia, Opoho, Paeroa, Poutaka, Putere, Rato, Taupara, Taumataoteo, Tutaekuri, Tutuotekaha, Whareraurakau, Waihua, Whakapau, Whakaki
👱🏽 Names

The Chief Surveyor , Applicant for Survey Charging Orders

🪶 Applications for Exchanges

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Exchanges, Nuhaka, Moutere, Mahia Survey District, Paeroa, Poutaka, Hereheretau
👱🏽 Names

14 names identified

Henerieta Paku Whanga, Applicant for Land Exchange
Maika Taruke, Applicant for Land Exchange
Watene Tiwai, Applicant for Land Exchange
Ihaka Maihi Whanga, Applicant for Land Exchange
Hirini Kino Whanga, Applicant for Land Exchange
Ema te Wira, Applicant for Land Exchange
Te Peka, Applicant for Land Exchange
Te Rangitere, Applicant for Land Exchange
Te Mangumangu Rangitere, Applicant for Land Exchange
George C. Ormond, Applicant for Land Exchange
Te Hau Onekawa, Applicant for Land Exchange
Keita Hungahunga, Applicant for Land Exchange
Peta Hape, Applicant for Land Exchange
Merekete Hoetawa, Applicant for Land Exchange

🪶 Applications for Incorporations

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Incorporations, Waipaoa, Reinga
👱🏽 Names

6 names identified

Arani Kunaiti, Applicant for Land Incorporation
Paratene Waata, Applicant for Land Incorporation
Wehi Rapanai, Applicant for Land Incorporation
Wi Hoeta, Applicant for Land Incorporation
Wi Hone, Applicant for Land Incorporation
Pare Make Rapata, Applicant for Land Incorporation

🪶 Applications for Adoptions

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsAdoptions, Poi Manahi, Kerenapu Pani
👱🏽 Names

Manaki Takitaki, Applicant for Adoption
Kumeroa Nuku, Applicant for Adoption
Poi Manahi, Child for Adoption
Wi Pani, Applicant for Adoption
Kerenapu Pani, Child for Adoption

🪶 Applications for Probate

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsProbate, Koari Hawea, Pirima Kara, Pukukino te Kanawa
👱🏽 Names

7 names identified

Petera Koari, Applicant for Probate
Koari Hawea, Deceased
Karena Kawhi, Applicant for Probate
Pirima Kara, Deceased
Wharenikau Tieri, Applicant for Probate
Rewi Kerehi, Applicant for Probate
Pukukino te Kanawa, Deceased

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