New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 105

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✨ Land Applications and Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 105

APPLICATIONS FOR SURVEY CHARGING ORDERS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Amount.	Date from which Interest is calculated.
71	Chief Surveyor, Napier ..	Hurakia 1 ..	£ s. d. 22 0 0	2 April, 1918.
		" 2 ..	14 6 0	2 " 1918.
		" 3 ..	4 10 0	2 " 1918.
		" 4 ..	10 4 0	2 " 1918.
		" 5 ..	4 3 0	2 " 1918.
		" 6 ..	10 4 0	2 " 1918.
		" 7 ..	4 2 0	2 " 1918.
		" 8 ..	0 9 3	2 " 1918.
		" 9 ..	28 4 0	2 " 1918.
72	" " ..	Manutahi 1B 1 ..	8 3 10	30 August, 1917.
		" 1B 2 ..	2 14 8	30 " 1917.
		" 1B 3 ..	2 14 7	30 " 1917.
		" 1B 4 ..	2 14 7	30 " 1917.
73	" " ..	Tapuaeroa 1A 1 ..	25 18 9	7 September, 1917.
		" 1A 2 ..	176 16 0	7 " 1917.
74	" " ..	" 2A 2A ..	1 19 6	20 October, 1917.
		" 2A 2B ..	1 4 6	20 " 1917.
		" 2A 2C ..	44 7 0	20 " 1917.
75	" " ..	Waipiro 4G 1 ..	7 18 0	26 February, 1918.
		" 4G 2 ..	23 1 0	26 " 1918.

APPLICATIONS FOR ASSESSMENT OF COMPENSATION FOR LAND TAKEN FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Area taken.	Purpose for which taken.
76	Rees, Bright, and Wauchop ..	Mangawhariki 3C ..	A. R. P. 15 1 26	For workers' dwellings.
		Matahia 1 (part) ..	1 0 0	For a cemetery.
		Waitangi 2B (part) ..	4 3 13	For a road.
		Ngamoe 3B (part) ..	8 2 32	"
		" 2 (part) ..	2 2 33	"
		Mangaharei 2 (part) ..	6 2 24	"
		Manutahi 1A (part) ..	0 0 19	"
		Rotokautuku (part) ..	0 2 0	"
77	" " ..	" 6K 2B (part) ..	1 2 0	"
		" 6K 2C (part) ..	2 1 24	"
		" 6K (1 part) ..	1 3 24	"
		Tapuaeroa 1A 3 (part) ..	0 0 21	"
		Tauwhareparae 1A 3 (part) ..	0 0 21	"
		" 1A 4 (part) ..	1 3 0	"
		" 1B ..	8 1 14	For workers' dwellings.
		Tokomaru 8K (part) ..	0 1 0	"
		Manutahi 2B (part) ..	0 3 30	For a road.
78	Under-Secretary for Public Works	Matarau L ..	1 1 30	For a post-office.
79	"	Manutahi 2B ..	..	For a Native school.

APPLICATION TO FINALLY ASCERTAIN LIST OF NATIVE BENEFICIARIES AND DETERMINE THEIR RELATIVE INTERESTS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
80	East Coast Commissioner .. .. ..	Mangaokura 1.

APPLICATIONS FOR EXCHANGES.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
81	Erueti Tarewai .. .. .. ..	Hurakia 3.
	Mereana Pikopiko .. .. .. ..	" 1.
82	Pene Heihi .. .. .. ..	" 6.
	Tipiwai Houkamau .. .. .. ..	Reporua 2.
83	Hohepa Tangoiro .. .. .. ..	Mangawhariki 5E.
	Wirihana Tatae .. .. .. ..	Reporua 2.
84	Merekaraka Patiki .. .. .. ..	Ngamoe 1E, 3B 3, and 4B 8.
	Hikurangi Wharepapa .. .. .. ..	" 1E and 4B 8.
	Mohi Tapimaunga .. .. .. ..	Ohinepoutea and Mangawhariki 1 and 5, and Rotokautui.
85	Nopera Whakakewa .. .. .. ..	Hurakia 9.
86	Wirihana Tatae .. .. .. ..	Reporua 2.
	Rota Tumehe Houia .. .. .. ..	Rotokautuku 6K 1.
87	Rota Tumehe Houia .. .. .. ..	Reporua 2.
	Hori Kaiwai .. .. .. ..	Tokaroa 2 and 4.
88	Ruira Tarawehe .. .. .. ..	" 2.
	Mihi Kotukutuku .. .. .. ..	Matarau 1A 5D and 1A 7.
89	Henare Tamati .. .. .. ..	Totaranui 3B.
	Mereana Tairua .. .. .. ..	Tutuwhinau 1E.
90	Hami te Rapu .. .. .. ..	Rahui C 10.
	Wirihana Tatae .. .. .. ..	Rotokautuku 2F 2.

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🗺️ Applications for Survey Charging Orders

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsSurvey, Charging Orders, Land, Hurakia, Manutahi, Tapuaeroa, Waipiro
👩‍💼 Officials

Chief Surveyor, Napier

🗺️ Applications for Assessment of Compensation for Land Taken for Public Purposes

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsCompensation, Land, Public Purposes, Mangawhariki, Matahia, Waitangi, Ngamoe, Mangaharei, Manutahi, Rotokautuku, Tokomaru
👩‍💼 Officials

Rees, Bright, and Wauchop
Under-Secretary for Public Works

🪶 Application to Finally Ascertain List of Native Beneficiaries and Determine Their Relative Interests

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Beneficiaries, Land, Mangaokura
👩‍💼 Officials

East Coast Commissioner

🗺️ Applications for Exchanges

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLand Exchanges, Hurakia, Reporua, Mangawhariki, Ngamoe, Ohinepoutea, Rotokautui, Rotokautuku, Tokaroa, Matarau, Totaranui, Tutuwhinau, Rahui
👱🏽 Names

20 names identified

Erueti Tarewai, Applicant for land exchange
Mereana Pikopiko, Applicant for land exchange
Pene Heihi, Applicant for land exchange
Tipiwai Houkamau, Applicant for land exchange
Hohepa Tangoiro, Applicant for land exchange
Wirihana Tatae, Applicant for land exchange
Merekaraka Patiki, Applicant for land exchange
Hikurangi Wharepapa, Applicant for land exchange
Mohi Tapimaunga, Applicant for land exchange
Nopera Whakakewa, Applicant for land exchange
Wirihana Tatae, Applicant for land exchange
Rota Tumehe Houia, Applicant for land exchange
Rota Tumehe Houia, Applicant for land exchange
Hori Kaiwai, Applicant for land exchange
Ruira Tarawehe, Applicant for land exchange
Mihi Kotukutuku, Applicant for land exchange
Henare Tamati, Applicant for land exchange
Mereana Tairua, Applicant for land exchange
Hami te Rapu, Applicant for land exchange
Wirihana Tatae, Applicant for land exchange

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