New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 124

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✨ Maori Land Applications

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 124

APPLICATION FOR PARTITION OF CROWN'S INTEREST.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
151	W. H. Herries, Native Minister .. .. ..	Rangitoto-Tuhua No. 9.

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.
152	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.

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
153	Parimakiri te Konehu .. .. .. ..	Awaroa B 4, Section 8B.
154	Te Aka Pairama .. .. .. ..	Karuotewhenua B 2B 1A and 1B.
155	Te Hina Pairama .. .. .. ..	,, B 2B 1A and 1B.
156	George Petrie (Hine, Vernon, and Howarth) ..	Mahoenui 3B 5B 1, 2, and 3.
157	Pounataaho Haereiti (A. F. Howarth) .. ..	Marokopa 5D 1 and 2, and 5D 3A and 3B,
158	Herena Hekenui (Frederick Phillips) .. ..	Rangitoto A 15E 1 and 2.
159	Ngaru Paehua .. .. .. ..	,, A 15H and 15J.
160	Wehi te Ringitanga .. .. .. ..	Rangitoto-Tuhua 68G 2C and 2D.
161	Kura Tupu .. .. .. ..	Turoto C 2B 2B.
162	,, .. .. .. ..	,, C 2B 2B 1 and 2.
163	Okioki te Murunga (Frederick Phillips) .. ..	,, C 2B 2B 1 and 2, C 2B 2A, D 2 2B 2 and 1, D 2 2A, D 2 2C 3, and E 2 2 and 3.
164	Te Muunu Huirama .. .. .. ..	Wharepuhunga 7C 1.

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
165	Rangiahua Ngatai and Potahi Ngatai	Te Kuiti 2B 3A 3 and 4 ..	To amend the boundaries of the said partition.
166	Moki Puaha and others (Broadfoot and Finlay)	Pukeroa-Hangatiki 2C 1C, and 2C 1B 1, 2, 3, and 4	"

APPLICATIONS FOR ROAD ACCESS.

No.	Applicant.	Block to which Access is required.	Block over which Proposed Road will run.
167	W. A. Lee (H. Hine) ..	Piha 1B 2 ..	Hauturu East 1E 5C 2B 6.
168	M. E. Garmonsway (Hine, Vernon, and Howarth)	Motukotuku A 1 ..	Motukotuku A 2 and others.
169	Te Arairiri Ngahinu.. ..	Ohura South A 3E 2C 1 ..	Rangitoto-Tuhua 2F.
170	Waeroa Matena .. ..	Rangitoto-Tuhua 52D 2 ..	,, 2F.
171	David Morgan (Broadfoot and Finlay)	,, 29C 2D..	,, 33C 3B 4.
172	H. Hine .. .. ..	,, 61N ..	,, 61E, 61O 2B 3.
173	C. B. Morison .. ..	Rangitoto-Tuhua 61P 1B, 61H 2A, and 61H 2B (part)	,, 61H 2B (part).
174	H. M. Skeet .. ..	Rangitoto A (part) ..	Rangitoto A.
175	Robert Gordon (Broadfoot and Finlay)	,, A 66B 1 ..	..

APPLICATIONS FOR EXCHANGES.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
176	{ Kopa te Whakaheke .. .. .. ..	Hauturu East 1E 5C 2B 6C.
	{ Noke Tuara (A. F. Howarth) .. ..	Marokopa 4E.
177	{ Te Wai Whariki .. .. .. ..	Kinohaku East 1F 4B 2 and 1F 5A.
	{ Tame Huirau .. .. .. ..	,, West T 2E.
178	{ Ngahuahua te Waamu .. .. .. ..	,, West L 2B 2.
	{ Tiki Rawenata (A. F. Howarth) .. ..	,, East 1F 25.

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🪶 Applications for Partitions (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsApplications, Partitions, Land Titles, Rangitoto-Tuhua
👱🏽 Names

W. H. Herries, Applicant for partition of Crown's interest

🪶 Applications for Partition under Reserves and Other Lands Disposal Act

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsApplications, Partitions, Land Titles, Pirongia
👱🏽 Names

Chief Surveyor, Applicant for partition

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

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsApplications, Land Titles, Native Land Act
👱🏽 Names

11 names identified

Parimakiri te Konehu, Applicant for land partition
Te Aka Pairama, Applicant for land partition
Te Hina Pairama, Applicant for land partition
George Petrie, Applicant for land partition
Pounataaho Haereiti, Applicant for land partition
Herena Hekenui, Applicant for land partition
Ngaru Paehua, Applicant for land partition
Wehi te Ringitanga, Applicant for land partition
Kura Tupu, Applicant for land partition
Okioki te Murunga, Applicant for land partition
Te Muunu Huirama, Applicant for land partition

🪶 Applications under Section 59 of the Native Land Amendment Act, 1913

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsApplications, Land Titles, Native Land Amendment Act
👱🏽 Names

Rangiahua Ngatai, Applicant for boundary amendment
Potahi Ngatai, Applicant for boundary amendment
Moki Puaha, Applicant for boundary amendment

🪶 Applications for Road Access

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsApplications, Road Access, Land Titles
👱🏽 Names

9 names identified

W. A. Lee, Applicant for road access
M. E. Garmonsway, Applicant for road access
Te Arairiri Ngahinu, Applicant for road access
Waeroa Matena, Applicant for road access
David Morgan, Applicant for road access
H. Hine, Applicant for road access
C. B. Morison, Applicant for road access
H. M. Skeet, Applicant for road access
Robert Gordon, Applicant for road access

🪶 Applications for Exchanges

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsApplications, Land Exchanges, Land Titles
👱🏽 Names

6 names identified

Kopa te Whakaheke, Applicant for land exchange
Noke Tuara, Applicant for land exchange
Te Wai Whariki, Applicant for land exchange
Tame Huirau, Applicant for land exchange
Ngahuahua te Waamu, Applicant for land exchange
Tiki Rawenata, Applicant for land exchange

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