New Zealand Gazette – 1916 – No. 61

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✨ Maori Land Applications

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 61

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITIONS—continued.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
159	Reihana Hakeke and others	Waikarewhenua.
160	Maui te Tawhi	Waimana.
161	Taraipine te Hira and another	" 1B.
162	Rato te Whiu and another	" 1B 2.
163	Maui te Taawhi	" 1B 3.
164	Kora Rangiihu	" 1B 4.
165	Te Hiko Wi and another	" 1B 1D 2.
166	Tu te Wharau and others	" 1C 1A 1.
167	Te Wharau Tapuae and others'	" 1C 1B.
168	Taua Rakuraku	" 1C 4B.
169	Te Waimu Rakuraku and others	" 1C 1C 4B.
170	Maui te Taawhi	" 1C 1C 4B.
171	Tu Rakuraku and others	" 1D 1.
172	Maui te Taawhi (Buddle)	" 1D 2.
173	Harata Ramari (Buddle)	" 1D 3.
174	Tu te Wharau	" 1G 1G.
175	Erena te Hemoata and another	" 20.
176	Wa Rakuraku and others	" 183.
177	Te Hurinui Apanui and others	" 246.
178	Keita Rangitukia (Urquhart)	" 260A, 8, 9, and 28.
179	Rangitowhare	" 266.
180	Timi Kara Rewiri and another (Harron)	" 266A 1.
181	Ngataua Tauarau and others	Waiohau 1A 1D.
182	Hoera Korokai	Waiotahi 389.
183	Raimona Heretaunga and others	Whaiti-nui-a-Toi.
184	Tawhi Pakaha and others	"
185	Rama te Tuhi and others	Te Whaiti 1.
186	Tihema Tehau and others	" 1.
187	W. Whatanui	" 1.
188	Pani Paora	"
189	Matehaere Whatanui and others	" 2.
190	Waitohi Hipirini and others	Whaitiripapa.
191	Paora Rangiaho and others	Whirinaki 1.
192	W. H. Bird

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
193	The Native Minister	Pokohu C	An application to the Court to cancel wholly, or in part (as the Court deems necessary), the partition of this block.
194	M. H. Hampson	Omataroa 7 and 9	An application to have the boundaries of these blocks defined.
195	Te Naiti te Ahuru and others	Ruatoki 1B	An application for amendment of boundaries.
196	Wiremu Kingi	Rangitaiki 39 A, B, C, D, and F	An application for cancellation of partition orders for these blocks.
197	Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Waimana, Lot 260A, Sections 1–33	An application for cancellation of partition orders.

APPLICATIONS FOR DETERMINATION OF RELATIVE INTERESTS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
198	Rihanita Tironga and others	Manuoha.
199	Haenga Paretipua	Waikaremoana.
200	Pohonui Hapimana and others	Pokohu D.
201	Wharehina Heta	Te Whaiti.

APPLICATIONS FOR EXCHANGES.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land proposed to be exchanged.
202	Tunohopo te Teira Te Rapa Eru	Rangitaiki 30c 1. Waiteti 2, Section 2A 2.
203	Hori Hotene Mita Hotene	Rangitaiki 30c No. 3B. " Lot 28B No. 5, and Lot 31D.
204	Arapeta Hira Hira Hotene	Waimana 246. Whakatane 16, Section 260A.
205	Hipirini te Wharekauri Hohapata Oke	Matata 54. Pokohu D.

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🪶 Applications for Land Partitions (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Partitions, Native Land Court, Whakatane, Waiariki
👱🏽 Names

33 names identified

Reihana Hakeke, Applicant for land partition
Maui te Tawhi, Applicant for land partition
Taraipine te Hira, Applicant for land partition
Rato te Whiu, Applicant for land partition
Kora Rangiihu, Applicant for land partition
Te Hiko Wi, Applicant for land partition
Tu te Wharau, Applicant for land partition
Te Wharau Tapuae, Applicant for land partition
Taua Rakuraku, Applicant for land partition
Te Waimu Rakuraku, Applicant for land partition
Maui te Taawhi, Applicant for land partition
Tu Rakuraku, Applicant for land partition
Maui te Taawhi Buddle, Applicant for land partition
Harata Ramari Buddle, Applicant for land partition
Tu te Wharau, Applicant for land partition
Erena te Hemoata, Applicant for land partition
Wa Rakuraku, Applicant for land partition
Te Hurinui Apanui, Applicant for land partition
Keita Rangitukia Urquhart, Applicant for land partition
Rangitowhare, Applicant for land partition
Timi Kara Rewiri Harron, Applicant for land partition
Ngataua Tauarau, Applicant for land partition
Hoera Korokai, Applicant for land partition
Raimona Heretaunga, Applicant for land partition
Tawhi Pakaha, Applicant for land partition
Rama te Tuhi, Applicant for land partition
Tihema Tehau, Applicant for land partition
W. Whatanui, Applicant for land partition
Pani Paora, Applicant for land partition
Matehaere Whatanui, Applicant for land partition
Waitohi Hipirini, Applicant for land partition
Paora Rangiaho, Applicant for land partition
W. H. Bird, Applicant for land partition

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

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Act, Native Land Court, Applications, Boundaries, Partition Cancellation
👱🏽 Names

Native Minister , Applicant for partition cancellation
M. H. Hampson, Applicant for boundary definition
Te Naiti te Ahuru, Applicant for boundary amendment
Wiremu Kingi, Applicant for partition cancellation

👩‍💼 Officials

Chief Surveyor, Auckland

🪶 Applications for Determination of Relative Interests

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsRelative Interests, Native Land Court, Applications
👱🏽 Names

Rihanita Tironga, Applicant for determination of relative interests
Haenga Paretipua, Applicant for determination of relative interests
Pohonui Hapimana, Applicant for determination of relative interests
Wharehina Heta, Applicant for determination of relative interests

🪶 Applications for Exchanges

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

8 names identified

Tunohopo te Teira, Applicant for land exchange
Te Rapa Eru, Applicant for land exchange
Hori Hotene, Applicant for land exchange
Mita Hotene, Applicant for land exchange
Arapeta Hira, Applicant for land exchange
Hira Hotene, Applicant for land exchange
Hipirini te Wharekauri, Applicant for land exchange
Hohapata Oke, Applicant for land exchange

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