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New Zealand Gazette – 1917 – No. 129

Page 3249

✨ Native Land Applications

Aug. 16.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3249

APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 49 OF THE NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT ACT, 1913.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.

NEW APPLICATIONS.

714 | C. H. Burnett .. .. | Karaka A 2a 1 .. | Applying for an order creating a road (or private way) over Karaka A 2B to give access to Karaka A 2A 1.

715 | Marere Riakina (Burnett, McBeth, and Hogg) | Kai-Iwi 6J 1 .. | Applying for an order creating a private way over Kai-Iwi 6J 2 to give access to Kai-Iwi 6J 1.

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.

NEW APPLICATIONS.

716 | Chief Surveyor, Wellington .. | Raketapauma 2B No. 4 .. | Applying for cancellation of partition order dated 16th May, 1911.

717 | W. A. Izard .. .. | Ngatihaupoto.. .. | Applying for cancellation of partition orders dated 9th July, 1915.

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.

ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS.

865 | Tutunui Rora (Arrowsmith and Loughnan) .. .. | Awarua 2c 10.
866 | Turi Tea Aperahama .. .. .. | ,, 3D 3 17C.
867 | Treadwell, Gordon, and Brodie .. .. .. | Carnarvon 361 1B.
868 | Maata Tuao (Marshall and Hutton) .. .. .. | Koiro 2.
869 | Te Kanapu Haerehuka .. .. .. | Kaitangata 12F, Block VII.
870 | Rihi Paiaka (Marshall and Hutton) .. .. .. | Koiro 3.
871 | Uawiri Tiweka (Burnett, McBeth, and Hogg) .. .. | Kai-Iwi 6J 3.
872 | Aropeta Tamumu (Burnett, McBeth, and Hogg) .. .. | ,, 6H 2E.
873 | Maata Tauwhiro (Treadwell, Gordon, and Brodie) .. .. | Matatera 1B.
874 | Moetu Aitira (Burnett, McBeth, and Hogg) .. .. | Maraekowhai A 4A.
875 | Hone te Koi .. .. .. | ,, A 3B.
876 | Tarake Maehe (T. A. Harris) .. .. .. | Ngaporo.
877 | Whatiranatea .. .. .. | Nukumaru 1A.
878 | Pura Makirika and another .. .. .. | Ngaporo B 1 (5).
879 | Ngaraiti Tuatini .. .. .. | ,, B 1 (5).
880 | Taumata Poitupi .. .. .. | Ohura South D 3B.
881 | Te Harimu Wereta .. .. .. | Ohinepuhiawe 1.
882 | Rihipehi Maihi (Marshall and Hutton) .. .. .. | Oahurangi 2A.
883 | Mania te Rongonui .. .. .. | Ohotu 7B 2.
884 | Whatarangi te Kiria .. .. .. | ,, 4B 1.
885 | Riria te Huruhuru .. .. .. | Ohinepuhiawe 141 B 1.
886 | Tanga Taitua .. .. .. | Ohura South D No. 2.
887 | Rahera Tiweta .. .. .. | Parapara 2B 2E.
888 | Raukura te Mana .. .. .. | ,, 2A 2B.
889 | Hona Tauri .. .. .. | Paetawa A.
890 | Te Kuia te Wiki and another (Bullock, Currie, and Douglas) .. .. | Parapara 2B 2F.
891 | Warena Hunia .. .. .. | Parewaiu (? Parewanui) 22.
892 | ,, .. .. .. | Parewai (? Parewanui), Section 6.
893 | ,, .. .. .. | Parewani (? Parewanui), Section 33.
894 | Rahapa te Aomarere (G. H. Harper) .. .. .. | Reureu 3B.
895 | ,, .. .. .. | ,, 2M.
896 | ,, .. .. .. | ,, 2B.
897 | Wilhelmina Jane Bremner .. .. .. | Ruanui 1, Subsection 2.
898 | Te Waenga (Burnett, McBeth, and Hogg) .. .. .. | Rangitikei-Manawatu C 7A.
899 | Te Watikena Herewini .. .. .. | Reureu 2B 1.
900 | Kumeroa Wharo .. .. .. | ,, 1, Section 15.
901 | Wiki Keeni, or Paraniki .. .. .. | ,, 1, ,, 27.
902 | ,, .. .. .. | ,, 1, ,, 25.
903 | Roka Tihema .. .. .. | Raketepauma 1 I No. 2.
904 | Te Aomarama Tohu .. .. .. | Ratahi C.
905 | Pohe Hamene (Menteath and Ward) .. .. .. | Reureu 2D.
906 | Reiwana Herekiekie .. .. .. | Taumata mahoe 2B 2B 15.
907 | Te Kanapu Haerehuka .. .. .. | Tauakira 2P.
908 | Warena Hunia .. .. .. | Tawaroa 2.
909 | Hori Wikimoa (Bullock, Currie, and Douglas) .. .. .. | Uruwera 1C 4.
910 | D. Craig (Armstrong and Craig) .. .. .. | Waimarino A 21.
911 | Te Kanapu Haerehuka .. .. .. | Whakaihuwake C 13 1.
912 | Mata Kaihoe Erueti .. .. .. | Waipapa 2.
913 | Rangiwhakatekateka (W. A. Izard) .. .. .. | Whakaihuwaka C 1B.
914 | John McLeod .. .. .. | Waimarino 5B 1.
915 | Maikuku Haumapu .. .. .. | Whakaihuwaka C 13 I.
916 | ,, .. .. .. | Whitianga 2B 16.
917 | Te Kanapu Haerehuka .. .. .. | Waharangi 7A.

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 Applications for road creation under Section 49 of the Native Land Amendment Act, 1913

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsRoad creation, Native Land Amendment Act, Karaka, Kai-Iwi
👱🏽 Names

C. H. Burnett, Applicant for road creation
Marere Riakina, Applicant for private way creation

🪶 Applications for cancellation of partition orders under Section 121 of the Native Land Act, 1909

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsPartition order cancellation, Native Land Act, Raketapauma, Ngatihaupoto
👱🏽 Names

W. A. Izard, Applicant for partition order cancellation

👩‍💼 Officials

Chief Surveyor, Wellington

🪶 Adjourned applications for partitions

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand partitions, Adjourned applications, Awarua, Carnarvon, Koiro
👱🏽 Names

41 names identified

Tutunui Rora, Applicant for land partition
Turi Tea Aperahama, Applicant for land partition
Maata Tuao, Applicant for land partition
Te Kanapu Haerehuka, Applicant for land partition
Rihi Paiaka, Applicant for land partition
Uawiri Tiweka, Applicant for land partition
Aropeta Tamumu, Applicant for land partition
Maata Tauwhiro, Applicant for land partition
Moetu Aitira, Applicant for land partition
Hone te Koi, Applicant for land partition
Tarake Maehe, Applicant for land partition
Whatiranatea, Applicant for land partition
Pura Makirika, Applicant for land partition
Ngaraiti Tuatini, Applicant for land partition
Taumata Poitupi, Applicant for land partition
Te Harimu Wereta, Applicant for land partition
Rihipehi Maihi, Applicant for land partition
Mania te Rongonui, Applicant for land partition
Whatarangi te Kiria, Applicant for land partition
Riria te Huruhuru, Applicant for land partition
Tanga Taitua, Applicant for land partition
Rahera Tiweta, Applicant for land partition
Raukura te Mana, Applicant for land partition
Hona Tauri, Applicant for land partition
Te Kuia te Wiki, Applicant for land partition
Warena Hunia, Applicant for land partition
Wilhelmina Jane Bremner, Applicant for land partition
Te Waenga, Applicant for land partition
Te Watikena Herewini, Applicant for land partition
Kumeroa Wharo, Applicant for land partition
Wiki Keeni, Applicant for land partition
Roka Tihema, Applicant for land partition
Te Aomarama Tohu, Applicant for land partition
Pohe Hamene, Applicant for land partition
Reiwana Herekiekie, Applicant for land partition
Hori Wikimoa, Applicant for land partition
D. Craig, Applicant for land partition
Mata Kaihoe Erueti, Applicant for land partition
Rangi Whakatekateka, Applicant for land partition
John McLeod, Applicant for land partition
Maikuku Haumapu, Applicant for land partition

👩‍💼 Officials

Treadwell, Gordon, and Brodie
Marshall and Hutton
Burnett, McBeth, and Hogg
T. A. Harris
Bullock, Currie, and Douglas
G. H. Harper
Menteath and Ward
W. A. Izard
Armstrong and Craig

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