New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 81

Page 2147

✨ Native Land Applications

JUNE 6.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2147

Notice.
142 Notice is hereby given that the plan of the undermentioned blocks will be exhibited at this sitting of the Court fo 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.
143	Parimakiri te Konehu	Awaroa B 4, Section 8B.
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	Poumataaho Haereiti (A. F. Howarth)	Marokopa 5D 1 and 2, and Marokopa 5D 3A and 3B.
148	Herena te Hekenui (Fred. Phillips)	Rangitoto A 15E 1 and 2.
149	Ngaru Paehua and Waetapu Paehua	" A 15H and 15J.
150	H. M. Skeet	" A 24A and 27B.
151	Ngataua Kopere	Rangitoto-Tuhua 36A 1.
152	Wehi Ringitanga	" 68G 2C and 2D.
153	Kura Tupu	Turoto C 2B 2B.

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
154	Rangiabua 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.
155	H. M. Skeet	Awaroa B 5, Section 3A	Awaroa B 5, Section 3B 1 and 2, and Awaroa B 5B 4.
156	"	Hauturu East 1E 4A	Te Kumi 7D 2D 2, Te Kumi 13, and Onaueke.
156A	"		Kinohaku East 2, Section 28B 1B, and other blocks.
157	W. A. Lee (H. Hine)	Piha 1B 2	Hauturu East 1E 5c 2B 6.
158	M. E. Garmonsway (Hine, Vernon, and Howarth)	Motokotuku A 1	Motukotuku A 2 and others.
159	Te Arairiri Ngahinu	Ohura South A 3E 2C 1.	Rangitoto-Tuhua 2F.
160	Waeroa Matena	Rangitoto-Tuhua 52D 2.	" 2F.
161	David Morgan	" 29C 2D	" 33C 3B 4.
162	H. Hine	" B 61N	" 61E and 610 2B 3.
163	C. B. Morison	Rangitoto-Tuhua 61P 1B, 61H 2A, and 61H 2B	" 61H 2B.
164	C. G. Eriksson and H. R. MacDonald (A. F. Howarth)	Rangitoto-Tuhua 64E 3	" 64C.
165	H. M. Skeet	Rangitoto A (part)	Rangitoto A.
166	Robert Gordon (Broadfoot and Finlay)	" A 66B 1

APPLICATIONS FOR EXCHANGES.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
167	{Kopa te Whakaheke [Noke Tuara (A. F. Howarth)}	Hauturu East 1E 5C 2B 6C. [Marokopa 4E.
168	{Te Wai Whariki [Tame Huirau (Hine, Vernon, and Howarth)}	Hauturu East 1F 4B 2 and 1F 5A. [Kinohaku West T 2E.
169	{Ngahuahua te Waamu [Tiki Rawenata (A. F. Howarth)}	" " L 2B 2. [East 1F 25.
170	{Whareaitu te Waihanea [Wiri te Waihanea (A. F. Howarth)}	Ohura South M 2D 1. [C 2, Section 2.
171	{Ruamahanga te Turi [Wairangi Kiria}	" N 2E 3A. [N 2E 3B.
172	{Waitarere Hoani [Mokena Patupatu (A. F. Howarth)}	Orahiri 1, Section 5. [Kaingapipi 9.
173	{Te Mahuri Tawhana [Teramate Wetere}	Pukenui 2H 1A. [Te Kuiti 2B 1A 2.
174	{Te Wharemakiki Hotu [Ngoro Hotu}	Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4D 2F. [Kinohaku East 1F 23A.
175	{Tamika Manawaiti [Manawaiti Taohua}	Rangitoto-Tuhua 67A 2A. [67A 2B.
176	{Hone Kiingi [Rawharangi Kirimate (A. F. Howarth)}	Wharepuhunga 18A. [18D.
177	{Whata Herapeka [Henare Raihe and Paremoione Raihe (A. F. Howarth)}	" 18A. [18C.

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🗺️ Exhibition of Land Blocks Plan

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLand blocks, Exhibition, Orahiri

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

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand applications, Native Land Act, Awaroa, Karuotewhenua, Mahoenui, Marokopa, Rangitoto, Turoto
👱🏽 Names

12 names identified

Parimakiri te Konehu, Applicant for Awaroa B 4, Section 8B
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
Poumataaho Haereiti, Applicant for Marokopa 5D 1 and 2, and Marokopa 5D 3A and 3B
Herena te Hekenui, Applicant for Rangitoto A 15E 1 and 2
Ngaru Paehua, Applicant for Rangitoto A 15H and 15J
Waetapu Paehua, Applicant for Rangitoto A 15H and 15J
H. M. Skeet, Applicant for Rangitoto A 24A and 27B
Ngataua Kopere, Applicant for Rangitoto-Tuhua 36A 1
Wehi Ringitanga, Applicant for Rangitoto-Tuhua 68G 2C and 2D
Kura Tupu, Applicant for Turoto C 2B 2B

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

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsBoundary amendment, Te Kuiti
👱🏽 Names

Rangiabua 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, Awaroa, Hauturu East, Piha, Motokotuku, Ohura South, Rangitoto-Tuhua, Wharepuhunga
👱🏽 Names

11 names identified

H. M. Skeet, Applicant for road access to Awaroa B 5, Section 3A
W. A. Lee, Applicant for road access to Piha 1B 2
M. E. Garmonsway, Applicant for road access to Motokotuku A 1
Te Arairiri Ngahinu, Applicant for road access to Ohura South A 3E 2C 1
Waeroa Matena, Applicant for road access to Rangitoto-Tuhua 52D 2
David Morgan, Applicant for road access to Rangitoto-Tuhua 29C 2D
H. Hine, Applicant for road access to Rangitoto-Tuhua B 61N
C. B. Morison, Applicant for road access to Rangitoto-Tuhua 61P 1B, 61H 2A, and 61H 2B
C. G. Eriksson, Applicant for road access to Rangitoto-Tuhua 64E 3
H. R. MacDonald, Applicant for road access to Rangitoto-Tuhua 64E 3
Robert Gordon, Applicant for road access to Rangitoto A 66B 1

🗺️ Applications for Exchanges

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLand exchanges, Hauturu East, Marokopa, Kinohaku West, Ohura South, Pukenui, Pukeroa-Hangatiki, Rangitoto-Tuhua, Wharepuhunga
👱🏽 Names

23 names identified

Kopa te Whakaheke, Applicant for exchange of Hauturu East 1E 5C 2B 6C and Marokopa 4E
Noke Tuara, Applicant for exchange of Hauturu East 1E 5C 2B 6C and Marokopa 4E
Te Wai Whariki, Applicant for exchange of Hauturu East 1F 4B 2 and 1F 5A and Kinohaku West T 2E
Tame Huirau, Applicant for exchange of Hauturu East 1F 4B 2 and 1F 5A and Kinohaku West T 2E
Ngahuahua te Waamu, Applicant for exchange of Hauturu East 1F 25 and East 1F 25
Tiki Rawenata, Applicant for exchange of Hauturu East 1F 25 and East 1F 25
Whareaitu te Waihanea, Applicant for exchange of Ohura South M 2D 1 and C 2, Section 2
Wiri te Waihanea, Applicant for exchange of Ohura South M 2D 1 and C 2, Section 2
Ruamahanga te Turi, Applicant for exchange of Ohura South N 2E 3A and N 2E 3B
Wairangi Kiria, Applicant for exchange of Ohura South N 2E 3A and N 2E 3B
Waitarere Hoani, Applicant for exchange of Orahiri 1, Section 5 and Kaingapipi 9
Mokena Patupatu, Applicant for exchange of Orahiri 1, Section 5 and Kaingapipi 9
Te Mahuri Tawhana, Applicant for exchange of Pukenui 2H 1A and Te Kuiti 2B 1A 2
Teramate Wetere, Applicant for exchange of Pukenui 2H 1A and Te Kuiti 2B 1A 2
Te Wharemakiki Hotu, Applicant for exchange of Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4D 2F and Kinohaku East 1F 23A
Ngoro Hotu, Applicant for exchange of Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4D 2F and Kinohaku East 1F 23A
Tamika Manawaiti, Applicant for exchange of Rangitoto-Tuhua 67A 2A and 67A 2B
Manawaiti Taohua, Applicant for exchange of Rangitoto-Tuhua 67A 2A and 67A 2B
Hone Kiingi, Applicant for exchange of Wharepuhunga 18A and 18D
Rawharangi Kirimate, Applicant for exchange of Wharepuhunga 18A and 18D
Whata Herapeka, Applicant for exchange of Wharepuhunga 18A and 18C
Henare Raihe, Applicant for exchange of Wharepuhunga 18A and 18C
Paremoione Raihe, Applicant for exchange of Wharepuhunga 18A and 18C

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