New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 8

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✨ Native Land Applications

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 8

NOTICE.

140 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.
141	Hinureinga Enoka	Awaroa A 10B 2 and 3.
142	Parimakiri te Konehu	,, B 4, Section 8B.
143	Kino Tanetinorau (Broadfoot and Finlay)	Hauturu East 2, Section 3B 1 and 3.
144	Te Aka Pairama	Karuotewhenua B 2B 1A and 1B.
145	Te Hina Pairama	,, B 2B 1A and 1B.
146	Te Ruhi Kaahu (Hine, Vernon, and Howarth)	Mahoenui 3B 5B 2.
147	Roumataaho Haereiti (A. F. Howarth)	Marokopa 5D 1 and 2, and Marokopa 5D 3A and 3B.
148	Ngaru Paehua	Rangitoto A 15H and J.
149	Ngataua Kopere	Rangitoto-Tuhua 36A 1.
150	Teretiu Reupena (Broadfoot and Finlay)	,, 66A 1 and 2.
151	Raureti te Huia	Tokanui 1B 2B 2 and 3.

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
152	Rangiahua Ngatai and Potahi Ngatai	Te Kuiti 2B 3A 3 and 4	To amend the boundaries of the said partition.

APPLICATIONS FOR ROAD ACCESS.

No.	Applicant.	Block to which Access is required.	Block over which proposed Road will run.
153	Hurinui Hoani	Awaroa A 2B 2B	Awaroa A 2B 2A, A 2B 2, A 2B 2E, and A 2B 1.
154	H. M. Skeet	,, B 5 3A	,, B 5 Sections 3B 1 and 2, and B 5B Section 4.
155	W. A. Lee (H. Hine)	Piha 1B 2	Hauturu East 1E 5C 2B 6.
156	M. E. Garmonsway (Hine, Vernon, and Howarth)	Motukotuku A 1	Motukotuku A 2.
157	Te Arariri Ngahinu	Ohura South A 3E 2C 1.	Rangitoto-Tuhua 33C 3B 4.
158	D. Morgan (Broadfoot and Finlay)	Rangitoto-Tuhua 29C 2D	52D 2.
159	Waeroa Matena	,, 61N	61E, and 61O 2B 3.
160	H. Hine	,,	Rangitoto A.
161	H. M. Skeet	Rangitoto A
162	R. Gordon (Broadfoot and Finlay)	,, A 66B 1.

APPLICATIONS FOR EXCHANGES.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
163	Kopa te Whakaheke	Hauturu East 1E 5C 2B 6C.
	Moke Tuara (A. F. Howarth)	Marokopa 4E.
164	Ngahuahua te Waama	Kinohaku West L 2B 2.
	Tiki Rawenata (A. F. Howarth)	,, East 1F 25.
165	Tuarua te Waihanaea	Ohura South G 3C 8.
	Hemi te Waihanaea (A. F. Howarth)	,, M 2D 3.
166	Whareaitu te Waihanaea	,, M 2D 1.
	Wiri te Waihanaea (A. F. Howarth)	,, C 2, Section 2.
167	Tuauru te Waihanaea	,, M 2D 3.
	Wiri te Waihanaea (A. F. Howarth)	,, M 2A.
168	Waitarere Hoani	Orahiri 1, Section 5.
	Mokena Patupatu (A. F. Howarth)	Kaingapipi 9.
169	Whare Hotu	Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4D 2F.
	Ngoro Hotu	Kinohaku East 1F 23A.
170	Moihi Manawaiti	Rangitoto-Tuhua 64B.
	Neti Wiri (A. F. Howarth)	,, 64C.
171	Hone Kingi	Wharepuhunga 18A.
	Kawharangi Kirimate (A. F. Howarth)	,, 18D.
172	Whata Herapeka	,, 18A.
	Henare Raihe (A. F. Howarth)	,, 18C.

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🗺️ Exhibition of Land Blocks Plan

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLand Plan, Exhibition, Orahiri Blocks

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

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLand Applications, Native Land Act, Section 121
👱🏽 Names

11 names identified

Hinureinga Enoka, Applicant for Awaroa A 10B 2 and 3
Parimakiri te Konehu, Applicant for Awaroa B 4, Section 8B
Kino Tanetinorau, Applicant for Hauturu East 2, Section 3B 1 and 3
Te Aka Pairama, Applicant for Karuotewhenua B 2B 1A and 1B
Te Hina Pairama, Applicant for Karuotewhenua B 2B 1A and 1B
Te Ruhi Kaahu, Applicant for Mahoenui 3B 5B 2
Roumataaho Haereiti, Applicant for Marokopa 5D 1 and 2, and Marokopa 5D 3A and 3B
Ngaru Paehua, Applicant for Rangitoto A 15H and J
Ngataua Kopere, Applicant for Rangitoto-Tuhua 36A 1
Teretiu Reupena, Applicant for Rangitoto-Tuhua 66A 1 and 2
Raureti te Huia, Applicant for Tokanui 1B 2B 2 and 3

🗺️ Application under Section 59 of the Native Land Amendment Act, 1913

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLand Application, Native Land Amendment Act, Section 59, Boundary Amendment
👱🏽 Names

Rangiahua Ngatai, Applicant for boundary amendment of Te Kuiti 2B 3A 3 and 4
Potahi Ngatai, Applicant for boundary amendment of Te Kuiti 2B 3A 3 and 4

🗺️ Applications for Road Access

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsRoad Access Applications, Land Blocks
👱🏽 Names

10 names identified

Hurinui Hoani, Applicant for road access to Awaroa A 2B 2B
H. M. Skeet, Applicant for road access to Awaroa B 5 3A
W. A. Lee, Applicant for road access to Piha 1B 2
M. E. Garmonsway, Applicant for road access to Motukotuku A 1
Te Arariri Ngahinu, Applicant for road access to Ohura South A 3E 2C 1
D. Morgan, Applicant for road access to Rangitoto-Tuhua 29C 2D
Waeroa Matena, Applicant for road access to Rangitoto-Tuhua 61N
H. Hine, Applicant for road access to Rangitoto A
H. M. Skeet, Applicant for road access to Rangitoto A
R. Gordon, Applicant for road access to Rangitoto A 66B 1

🗺️ Applications for Exchanges

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLand Exchanges, Native Land Applications
👱🏽 Names

20 names identified

Kopa te Whakaheke, Applicant for exchange of Hauturu East 1E 5C 2B 6C
Moke Tuara, Applicant for exchange of Marokopa 4E
Ngahuahua te Waama, Applicant for exchange of Kinohaku West L 2B 2
Tiki Rawenata, Applicant for exchange of Kinohaku East 1F 25
Tuarua te Waihanaea, Applicant for exchange of Ohura South G 3C 8
Hemi te Waihanaea, Applicant for exchange of Ohura South M 2D 3
Whareaitu te Waihanaea, Applicant for exchange of Ohura South M 2D 1
Wiri te Waihanaea, Applicant for exchange of Ohura South C 2, Section 2
Tuauru te Waihanaea, Applicant for exchange of Ohura South M 2D 3
Wiri te Waihanaea, Applicant for exchange of Ohura South M 2A
Waitarere Hoani, Applicant for exchange of Orahiri 1, Section 5
Mokena Patupatu, Applicant for exchange of Kaingapipi 9
Whare Hotu, Applicant for exchange of Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4D 2F
Ngoro Hotu, Applicant for exchange of Kinohaku East 1F 23A
Moihi Manawaiti, Applicant for exchange of Rangitoto-Tuhua 64B
Neti Wiri, Applicant for exchange of Rangitoto-Tuhua 64C
Hone Kingi, Applicant for exchange of Wharepuhunga 18A
Kawharangi Kirimate, Applicant for exchange of Wharepuhunga 18D
Whata Herapeka, Applicant for exchange of Wharepuhunga 18A
Henare Raihe, Applicant for exchange of Wharepuhunga 18C

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