New Zealand Gazette – 1917 – No. 115

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✨ Maori Land Alienations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 115

APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS—continued.

No.	Record No.	Nature of Alienation.	Date.	Name of Land.	Names of Parties.

ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS—continued.

41 | 2776 | Transfer | .. | Waipoua 2A, Section 3B.. | Te Ngoiere Reupena and others to C. D. Marriner.
42 | 2777 | ,, | .. | ,, 2B 2B, Section 4 | Ngutahi Paraone to C. D. Marriner.
43 | 2778 | ,, | .. | ,, 2B 2B, ,, 5 | Mihi Waata Welsh to C. D. Marriner.
44 | 2779 | ,, | .. | ,, 2B 2B, ,, [6 | Urikore Kamana to C. D. Marriner.
45 | 2782 | ,, | 12 May, 1917 | Motatau 5o No. 6] | Rore Wiki te Oi to W. Eddowes.
46 | 2783 | ,, | 10 ,, 1917 | Rangihamama C | Mihi Anihana to H. D. Heather and J. F. Colegrove.
47 | 2784 | Sale | 28 April, 1917 | Opanake 2k 2q 2 | Wiremu te Aratai to T. Hunia.
48 | 2785 | Transfer | .. | Te Pupuke E 1d | Te Rina Putete to Hirini Putete.
49 | 2786 | Sale | 12 March, 1917 | Otara No. 1 (part) | Ihapera Ngawiki and another to Toka Whati.

NEW APPLICATIONS.

APPLICATIONS TO SUMMON MEETINGS OF OWNERS UNDER PART XVIII OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909.

No.	Record No.	Name of Block.	Nature of Application.

ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS.

56 | 2400 | Okakewai B | To revest the said land in Native owners.
57 | 2401 | ,, C | ,,
58 | 2402 | ,, D | ,,
59 | 2403 | ,, E | ,,
60 | 2591 | Waima North A 16 | Sale to C. L. Dobson for the sum of £2 per acre.
61 | 2594 | Ruapekapeka 7G | Sale of the southern portion of the block, containing 26 acres 0 roods 14 perches, more or less, to George Ford at £3 10s. per acre.
62 | 2595 | Otao 3B | Sale of south-eastern portion, containing approximately 90 acres, to Wi Parata at £1 per acre, or special Government valuation.
63 | 2645 | Hanerau 4A | Sale of 1/24th share belonging to Konore family to Aperaniko Wi Karaka and others in equal shares at Government valuation.
64 | 2647 | Tapuwae 3B 2J | Sale to Maxwell Beazley, of Motukaraka, farmer, at £1 2s. 6d. per acre.
65 | 2648 | Paihia 1d 12 | Sale to Hotene te Wake, of Whangape, farmer, at £1 per acre.
66 | 2659 | Wairoa C | Sale to J. M. Robb at £1 per acre.
67 | 2662 | Pukehuia 2c 2 | Sale to John Whitefield, the younger, at £2 per acre.
68 | 2780 | Te Tio A 1c | That the said land be revested in the Native owners thereof.
69 | 2781 | ,, A 1A | ,,

NEW APPLICATIONS.

70 | 2825 | Pukehuia 2c, No. 1 Block | That the said land be leased to John Whitefield, the younger, for a term of forty-two years at an annual rental of 1s. 6d. per acre during the first twenty-one years, and 3s. per acre during the remaining twenty-one years.

APPLICATIONS IN TERMS OF SECTION 230 OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909, FOR THE CONSENT OF THE GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL TO MORTGAGES.

No.	Record No.	Name of Land.	Names of Parties.

71 | 2201 | Nukuroa No. 1c | Paikea and family to Harry Trewin.
72 | 2202 | Opanake 2L No. 3046 | Keti Hohaia to Robert A. Bent.
73 | 2272 | Hanerau 2B | Natives to Harry Trewin.
74 | 2273 | ,, 2A | ,,
75 | 2274 | ,, 4B 3 | Natives to Laura Trewin.
76 | 2288 | ,, 4B No. 2 | Harris and others to Harry Trewin.
77 | 2289 | ,, 4B No. 1 | Eruera and others to H. Trewin.
78 | 2380 | ,, 4B No. 2 | George Harris and others to Laura Trewin.
79 | 2381 | ,, 4B No. 1 | Pihema and others to Laura Trewin.

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🪶 Meeting of the Tokerau District Maori Land Board (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated9 July 1917
KeywordsMaori Land Board, Tokerau District, Confirmation of Alienations
👱🏽 Names

28 names identified

Te Ngoiere Reupena, Transfer of land
C. D. Marriner, Recipient of land transfer
Ngutahi Paraone, Transfer of land
Mihi Waata Welsh, Transfer of land
Urikore Kamana, Transfer of land
Rore Wiki te Oi, Transfer of land
W. Eddowes, Recipient of land transfer
Mihi Anihana, Sale of land
H. D. Heather, Recipient of land sale
J. F. Colegrove, Recipient of land sale
Wiremu te Aratai, Sale of land
T. Hunia, Recipient of land sale
Te Rina Putete, Transfer of land
Hirini Putete, Recipient of land transfer
Ihapera Ngawiki, Sale of land
Toka Whati, Recipient of land sale
Eruna Weretu Pou, Transfer of land
J. C. Allan, Recipient of land transfer
Hehi Hetaraka Rata, Transfer of land
Jessie Subritzky, Recipient of land transfer
Hori Raiti, Transfer of land
L. J. Matthews, Recipient of land transfer
Tamati Nau, Transfer of land
James Urlich, Recipient of land transfer
Hira Mohi te Ahiatenga, Conveyance of land
W. H. Richards, Recipient of land conveyance
Mere Paora Tuhaere, Transfer of land
J. C. Grierson, Recipient of land transfer

🪶 Applications to Summon Meetings of Owners

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsMaori Land, Meetings, Owners, Revesting, Sale
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

C. L. Dobson, Proposed land purchase
George Ford, Proposed land purchase
Wi Parata, Proposed land purchase
Aperaniko Wi Karaka, Proposed land purchase
Maxwell Beazley, Proposed land purchase
Hotene te Wake, Proposed land purchase
J. M. Robb, Proposed land purchase
John Whitefield (the younger), Proposed land lease

🪶 Applications for Consent to Mortgages

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsMaori Land, Mortgages, Consent
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

Paikea, Mortgage application
Harry Trewin, Mortgagee
Keti Hohaia, Mortgage application
Robert A. Bent, Mortgagee
Laura Trewin, Mortgagee
George Harris, Mortgage application
Eruera, Mortgage application
Pihema, Mortgage application

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