New Zealand Gazette – 1917 – No. 154

Page 3889

✨ Maori Land Applications

Oct. 11.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3889

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITIONS—continued.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
114	Eru te Akau .. .. .. ..	Rangitoto-Tuhua 67B 1.
115	Tama Kawe (A. F. Howarth)..	,, 68D.
116	Tame Ngahiwi (Broadfoot and Finlay) ..	,, 68K 5.
117	Raupi Waikohika (Broadfoot and Finlay)	,, 68M 1.
118	George Turner (Broadfoot and Finlay) ..	,, 68M 2A.
119	Ngaparaki Petera .. .. .. ..	,, 68M 2D.
120	Tama Kawe (A. F. Howarth).. .. ..	,, 68M 2B.
121	Te Atawhai te Aroaro (Broadfoot and Finlay)	,, 70B 2B.
122	Donald Stewart (A. F. Howarth) .. ..	,, 73B 2.
123	Houpapa te Uru .. .. .. ..	,, 74B 6G 1, Section 4.
124	,, .. .. .. ..	,, 74B 6G 2, ,, 1.
125	,, .. .. .. ..	,, 74B 6G 2, ,, 2.
126	,, .. .. .. ..	,, 74B 6G 2, ,, 3.
127	Tutahanga te Wano .. .. .. ..	,, 76B 8B 2.
128	,, .. .. .. ..	,, 77E 3B.
129	Taiamai te Ra (A. F. Howarth) .. ..	,, 77E 3C 2.
130	Tutahanga te Wano .. .. .. ..	,, 77E 4.
131	Te Rerenga Ngahuia .. .. .. ..	,, 78B 2A.
132	Ngarau Hinewai .. .. .. ..	,, 79B 1.
133	Ngarau Hinewai (Hine, Vernon, and Howarth)	,, 79B 1.
134	Ngahuia Tawhana.. .. .. ..	,, 79C 2.
135	Under-Secretary, Native Department ..	,, 79C 2.
136	Chief Surveyor, Taranaki .. .. ..	,, 79D.
137	Te Rehia Takuira .. .. .. ..	,, 80B 1C.
138	Taumoana te Rangituatea .. .. ..	,, 80B 1C 2.
139	John Willis (T. G. Hosking) .. .. ..	Tahaia B 2C 1.
140	Te Ngoe Maika (T. G. Hosking) .. ..	,, B 2C 2.
141	Tinimate Wiremu (T. G. Hosking) .. ..	,, B 2C 3.
142	Raureti te Huia .. .. .. ..	Tokanui 1B 2B 1.
143	Hori te Ihorangi (Broadfoot and Finlay)..	,, 1B 2B 1.
144	W. H. Clarke (Earl and Kent) .. ..	Turoto D 2, Section 2C 3.
145	Te Rewai Tangihaere .. .. .. ..	Umukaimata 1A 2B 3A.
146	Tunoho Paraone .. .. .. ..	Wharepuhunga 16.
147	,, .. .. .. ..	,, 17.
148	Te Wakanui Kauwhata .. .. ..	,, 18A.

APPLICATION FOR PARTITION TO BE DEALT WITH UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 15 OF THE RESERVES AND OTHER LANDS DISPOSAL AND PUBLIC BODIES EMPOWERING ACT, 1912.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Names of Blocks.
149	The Chief Surveyor, Auckland .. ..	Section 11, Block XII, Pirongia S.D.; Section 16, Block VII, Pirongia S.D.; 15 acres 2 roods 20 perches, in Block XI, Pirongia S.D.

NOTICE.

150 Notice is hereby given that the plan of the undermentioned blocks will be exhibited at this sitting of the Court for public inspection :—
Orahiri 8B 1, 2, 3, and 4; Orahiri 8B 5A; Orahiri 8B 5B; and Orahiri 8B 6. (Plan 10362.)

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
151	Hinureinga Enoka and Whanga te Pato ..	Awaroa A 10B 2 and 3.
152	Parimakiri te Konehu .. .. .. ..	,, B 4, Section 8B.
153	Kino Tanetinorau (Broadfoot and Finlay)	Hauturu East 2, Section 3B 1 and 3.
154	Te Aka Pairama .. .. .. ..	Karuotewhenua B 2B 1A and 1B.
155	Te Hina Pairama .. .. .. ..	,, B 2B 1A and 1B.
156	Te Ruhi Kaahu (Hine, Vernon, and Howarth)	Mahoenui 3B 5B 2.
157	Pounataaho Haereiti (A. F. Howarth) ..	Marokopa 5D 1 and 2; Marokopa 5D 3A and 3B.
158	Pungatara te Whareanganga .. ..	Puketarata 10B and 10C.
159	Ngaru Paehua .. .. .. ..	Rangitoto A 15H and J.
160	Teretiu Reupena (Broadfoot and Finlay)..	Rangitoto-Tuhua 66A 1 and 2.
161	Chief Surveyor, Auckland .. .. ..	Turoto D 2, Sections 2A, 2B1 and 2, and Section 2C.

APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 59 OF THE NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT ACT, 1913.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Block.	Nature of Application.
162	Rangiahua Ngatai and Potuhi Ngatai	Te Kuiti 2B 3A 3 and 4 ..	To amend the boundaries of the said partition.

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🪶 Applications for Partitions (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand partitions, Native Land Court, Te Kuiti, Applications
👱🏽 Names

28 names identified

Eru te Akau, Applicant for partition
Tama Kawe, Applicant for partition
Tame Ngahiwi, Applicant for partition
Raupi Waikohika, Applicant for partition
George Turner, Applicant for partition
Ngaparaki Petera, Applicant for partition
Tama Kawe, Applicant for partition
Te Atawhai te Aroaro, Applicant for partition
Donald Stewart, Applicant for partition
Houpapa te Uru, Applicant for partition
Tutahanga te Wano, Applicant for partition
Taiamai te Ra, Applicant for partition
Tutahanga te Wano, Applicant for partition
Te Rerenga Ngahuia, Applicant for partition
Ngarau Hinewai, Applicant for partition
Ngarau Hinewai, Applicant for partition
Ngahuia Tawhana, Applicant for partition
Te Rehia Takuira, Applicant for partition
Taumoana te Rangituatea, Applicant for partition
John Willis, Applicant for partition
Te Ngoe Maika, Applicant for partition
Tinimate Wiremu, Applicant for partition
Raureti te Huia, Applicant for partition
Hori te Ihorangi, Applicant for partition
W. H. Clarke, Applicant for partition
Te Rewai Tangihaere, Applicant for partition
Tunoho Paraone, Applicant for partition
Te Wakanui Kauwhata, Applicant for partition

🪶 Application for Partition under Reserves and Other Lands Disposal Act

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand partition, Reserves and Other Lands Disposal Act, Pirongia
👱🏽 Names

Chief Surveyor , Applicant for partition

🪶 Notice of Plan Exhibition

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand plan, Public inspection, Orahiri

🪶 Applications under Section 121 of the Native Land Act

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand applications, Native Land Act, Section 121
👱🏽 Names

12 names identified

Hinureinga Enoka, Applicant for land
Whanga te Pato, Applicant for land
Parimakiri te Konehu, Applicant for land
Kino Tanetinorau, Applicant for land
Te Aka Pairama, Applicant for land
Te Hina Pairama, Applicant for land
Te Ruhi Kaahu, Applicant for land
Pounataaho Haereiti, Applicant for land
Pungatara te Whareanganga, Applicant for land
Ngaru Paehua, Applicant for land
Teretiu Reupena, Applicant for land
Chief Surveyor , Applicant for land

🪶 Application under Section 59 of the Native Land Amendment Act

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand application, Native Land Amendment Act, Section 59, Boundary amendment
👱🏽 Names

Rangiahua Ngatai, Applicant for boundary amendment
Potuhi Ngatai, Applicant for boundary amendment

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