New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 52

Page 1045

✨ Maori Land Alienation Applications

APRIL 11.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1045

SCHEDULE.

APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS.

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

ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS.

1 | 2385 | Transfer .. | 17 June, 1916 .. | Mangapupu B 5 .. | Ngaronoa te W. Kingi Hori and others to L. F. King.
2 | 2789 | " .. | 5 " 1917 .. | Mangatete (north-western portion of Allotment 42) | Peti Kumeroa to W. H. Richards.
3 | 2890 | " .. | 9 May, 1917 .. | Rawhitiroa No. 2 .. | Maki Riki and others to Gladys May Lisle.
4 | 2907 | " .. | 29 September, 1917 .. | Pakanae No. 2, Sections 69 and 70 | Te Ngaera te Ngaru to Mary Ann Bryers.
5 | 2919 | " .. | 10 May, 1917 .. | Te Karaka G .. | Matiu Mataika and others to G. J. M. Irvine and another.
6 | 2924 | " .. | 26 April, 1915 .. | Pukehuia 2D 1 .. | Hone Mete Rewi and others to John Whitefield, jun.
7 | 2933 | Lease .. | 10 November, 1917 .. | Whakanekenke A 2B .. | Pare Heperi to Fred H. pori.
8 | 2934 | " .. | 5 September, 1917 .. | Wairere 2F, Section 2 (part) | Wi Tawau Heperi and others to H. Blundell.
9 | 2935 | Transfer .. | 20 August, 1917 .. | " " .. | Hapeta Makiri to H. Blundell.
10 | 2937 | Lease .. | 20 " 1917 .. | Utakura 2E 2 (part) .. | Wi Tana te Tuhi to William Queenin.
11 | 2938 | Transfer .. | 11 " 1917 .. | Mangamuka West 3s 2c .. | Kato Hapeta to Valentin Augustin Abraham.

NEW APPLICATIONS.

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

No.	Record No.	Name of Land.	Nature of Proposed Alienation.

ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS.

24 | 2732 | Waima North A No. 25B .. | That the said land be revested in the Native owners.
25 | 2734 | Utakura 2D No. 11 .. | "
26 | 2950 | Mangapupu B No. 5 Block .. | That the said land be sold to Louis Frank King for the price or sum of £1 10s. per acre.

NEW APPLICATIONS.

27 | 2984 | Motatau 3K .. | That the said land be sold to Te Ahuahu Mangu for the sum of £1 per acre.
28 | 2965 | Utakura 1B 2C 2B .. | That 86 acres of the block be leased to John Webster and Paenoa Kingi, of Hokianga, for forty-two years as follows: Twenty-one years at 2s. per acre a year, and the other twenty-one years at 5 per cent. on the then unimproved Government valuation.
29 | 2966 | " 2B 1D 11 .. | That the block be sold to G. Bernard, farmer, of Okaihau, for the sum of £1 per acre or the Government valuation.

APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 96 OF THE NATIVE LAND AMENDMENT ACT, 1913.

No.	Record No	Name of Land.	Name of Applicant.

30 | 2939 | Waima North A No. 4 .. | Heni Kerene Te Tokotowi and another.

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

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated3 April 1918
KeywordsMaori Land Board, Meeting, Tokerau District

🪶 Applications for Confirmation of Alienations

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Alienation, Transfers, Leases, Maori Land
👱🏽 Names

42 names identified

Ngaronoa te W. Kingi, Transfer of Mangapupu B 5
L. F. King, Transferee of Mangapupu B 5
Peti Kumeroa, Transfer of Mangatete
W. H. Richards, Transferee of Mangatete
Maki Riki, Transfer of Rawhitiroa No. 2
Gladys May Lisle, Transferee of Rawhitiroa No. 2
Te Ngaera te Ngaru, Transfer of Pakanae No. 2
Mary Ann Bryers, Transferee of Pakanae No. 2
Matiu Mataika, Transfer of Te Karaka G
G. J. M. Irvine, Transferee of Te Karaka G
Hone Mete Rewi, Transfer of Pukehuia 2D 1
John Whitefield (junior), Transferee of Pukehuia 2D 1
Pare Heperi, Lease of Whakanekenke A 2B
Fred H. Pori, Lessee of Whakanekenke A 2B
Wi Tawau Heperi, Lease of Wairere 2F
H. Blundell, Lessee of Wairere 2F
Hapeta Makiri, Transfer of Wairere 2F
William Queenin, Lessee of Utakura 2E 2
Kato Hapeta, Transfer of Mangamuka West 3s 2c
Valentin Augustin Abraham, Transferee of Mangamuka West 3s 2c
Ngareta Taurere, Transfer of Te Awaroa 2A 2B 2A
Isaac Robert Reid, Transferee of Te Awaroa 2A 2B 2A
Taipari Heihei, Lease of Mangamuka East F 4A
Mijo Vugcich, Lessee of Mangamuka East F 4A
Tipene Makiri (alias Ngatitoro Makiri), Transfer of Waima North A 11
John Maxwell, Transferee of Waima North A 11
Paki Mita Hanara, Lease of Whakanekenke 4B
James Maurice Lewis, Lessee of Whakanekenke 4B
Ngatitoro Makiri (alias Tipene Makiri), Lease of Wairere 2F 4A
Harry Blundell, Lessee of Wairere 2F 4A
Henare Eruera, Lease of Whakanekenke No. 5
Murdock Frazer, Lessee of Whakanekenke No. 5
Akinini Karaihe, Transfer of Whakakoro B 2B
Alexander Geddes, Transferee of Whakakoro B 2B
Tane Hohaia, Transfer of Waipoua 2A 1D
Robert Cromwell Kerr, Transferee of Waipoua 2A 1D
Himi Matiu Rapira, Sale of Whakarapa No. 12
Rameka Morunga, Purchaser of Whakarapa No. 12
Erina Rawiri Rewi, Sale of Motukaraka West A 1B
Maxwell Beazley, Purchaser of Motukaraka West A 1B
Hune Iehu te Rore, Transfer of Waipoua 2A 1A
Leslie Buller Marriner, Transferee of Waipoua 2A 1A

🪶 Applications to Summon Meetings of Owners

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Ownership, Meetings, Native Land Act
👱🏽 Names

Louis Frank King, Proposed purchase of Mangapupu B No. 5 Block
Te Ahuahu Mangu, Proposed purchase of Motatau 3K
John Webster, Proposed lease of Utakura 1B 2C 2B
Paenoa Kingi, Proposed lease of Utakura 1B 2C 2B
G. Bernard, Proposed purchase of Utakura 2B 1D 11

🪶 Application under Section 96 of the Native Land Amendment Act, 1913

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Application, Native Land Amendment Act
👱🏽 Names

Heni Kerene Te Tokotowi, Applicant for Waima North A No. 4

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