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New Zealand Gazette – 1919 – No. 13

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✨ Native Land Alienation Applications

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 13

APPLICATIONS FOR CONFIRMATION OF ALIENATIONS UNDER SECTION 218 OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909—continued.

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

ADJOURNED APPLICATIONS—continued.

44 | 1750 | Transfer | 22 March, 1918 | Waimana 260A, Section 11 | K. Purueti and others to K. Roihana (Fleming, Suckling, and Chalmers).
45 | 1751 | ,, | 6 July, 1918 | Omataroa 1A (part) | H. Tuhikauri and others to George Powell (Fleming, Suckling, and Chalmers).
46 | 1734 | Lease | 22 June, 1918 | Pukehina L No. 2 | M. R. Tuakoha and others to R. W. Drabble (O. J. Hodge).
47 | 1736 | Transfer | 15 July, 1918 | Kawaha 3H No. 1 | Wenerata Pirimi to F. A. Bennett (Hampson and Davys).
48 | 1740 | ,, | 1 May, 1918 | Waikuta No. 2 | P. Miroi to H. Bertram (Hampson and Davys).
49 | 1741 | Lease | 16 ,, 1918 | Rangiuru No. 1A No. 15D and 1A 15F | C. Kihirini to J. D. Davys (Hampson and Davys).
50 | 1742 | ,, | 15 April, 1918 | Rangiuru 1A No. 15D | H. Pineaha to C. Kihirini (Hampson and Davys).
51 | 1743 | ,, | 4 June, 1918 | ,, 1A No. 15D | W. Titikawhena to C. Kihirini (Hampson and Davys).
52 | 1767 | ,, | 13 August, 1918 | Rangitaiki, Lot 28B 12A No. 1 (part) | T. Himone to R. T. Marupo (Fleming, Suckling, and Chalmers).
53 | 1772 | ,, | 18 June, 1918 | Whaiti-Kuranui 2E 2 West 2D 4 | M. te Hiakai to A. M. Peterson (Lundon and Walshe).
54 | 1773 | ,, | 18 ,, 1918 | Whaiti-Kuranui 6C 2 West | Ditto.
55 | 1776 | Transfer | 5 September, 1918 | Waotu North 1B No. 3B | Te Nepia to E. te Tana Stewart (W. S. Bridle).
56 | 1780 | Lease | 5 August, 1918 | Omataroa 5B 1C | Te W. Raiha and others to J. A. Eivers (L. Buddle).
57 | 1790 | Transfer | 10 September, 1918 | Rangitaiki 32L (part) | R. T. Wi Keepa and others to — Keegan (Fleming, Suckling, and Chalmers).
58 | 1795 | ,, | 25 March, 1918 | Waimana 1B 1D No. 1 | T. Tamarau and others to Tiaki Maraea (D. W. Kirk).
59 | 1797 | ,, | 24 August, 1918 | Te Papa 108C | M. Renata to O. Cooney (O. Cooney).
60 | 1798 | ,, | 18 ,, 1918 | Kirihono No. 1 | H. Rangimatini and another to E. V. Hoyes (George Urquhart)
61 | 1801 | ,, | .. | Te Puke 1A 18C | H. Ngaki to W. A. Bennett (George Urquhart).
62 | 1802 | ,, | 21, 23, and 24 September, 1918 | Karangi A No. 5B | Te P. Horomona and others to J. E. Newton (O. J. Hodge).
63 | 1825 | ,, | 22 October, 1918 | Rangitaiki 29J | Natives to East Coast Freezing Company (Fleming, Suckling, and Chalmers).
64 | 1836 | ,, | 5 ,, 1918 | Kaitao-Rotohokahoka 3E 4 | Natives to J. Wylie (George Urquhart).
65 | 1837 | ,, | 9 November, 1918 | Paeroa East 4B 2A 3E | Natives to R. Turpin (George Urquhart).
66 | 1838 | ,, | 20 June, 1918 | Ngapuna 1D 3C | Natives to G. W. Vaughan (George Urquhart).
67 | 1839 | ,, | 6 November, 1918 | Owhatiura 4, Section 2B | Natives to T. P. Dowling (Hampson and Davys).
68 | 1840 | Lease | 6 May, 1918 | Matapapa 2D | Natives to A. M. Walker (Hampson and Davys).
69 | 1841 | Transfer | .. | Waiteti 2 No. 1B No. 2 | Natives to M. H. Hampson (Hampson and Davys).

NEW APPLICATIONS.

70 | 1843 | Transfer | .. | Waiwherowhero No. 7 | Natives to W. S. G. Bridle (W. Bridle).
71 | 1844 | ,, | 6 November, 1918 | Mangorewa-Kaharoa 6E 3 No. 2F | Natives to E. Stanley (W. Bridle).
72 | 1845 | ,, | 16 October, 1918 | Te Karaka No. 1 | Natives to T. Eruini (W. Bridle).
73 | 1846 | ,, | 29 August, 1918 | Rotohokahoka D South 2 | Natives to A. S. Tekiri (W. Bridle).
74 | 1848 | Lease | 22 June, 1918 | Omataroa No. 60D No 7 | Natives to W. N. Goode (D. W. Kirk).
75 | 1850 | Transfer | 22 ,, 1918 | Rangiuru No. 1A No. 14. | Natives to M. K. Paterson (O. J. Hodge).
76 | 1851 | Lease | 5 May, 1918 | Rangitaiki 30C No. 1D | Natives to W. Thompson (Fleming, Suckling, and Chalmers).
77 | 1854 | Transfer | 11 January, 1919 | ,, 32J | Natives to M. Keegan (Fleming, Suckling, and Chalmers).
78 | 1855 | ,, | 18 ,, 1919 | Matata 72B 3V No. 1D | Natives to A. J. Rhodes (Hampson and Davys).
79 | 1858 | ,, | 20 ,, 1919 | Rangitaiki 32E 5D | Natives to D. Frankland (Fleming, Suckling, and Chalmers).
80 | 1859 | ,, | 20 ,, 1919 | ,, 5C | Ditto.
81 | 1860 | ,, | 20 ,, 1919 | Omataroa 9D | Natives to E. M. Chettle (Fleming, Suckling, and Chalmers).
82 | 1864 | Mortgage | 24 December, 1918. | Torere No. 3 | Natives to M. Hyland (Hampson and Davys).
83 | 1867 | Transfer | 15 Aug., 1918 | Pukemairo 13K | Natives to S. Jamieson (O. J. Hodge).
84 | 1868 | Lease | 27 July, 1918 | Karuotewhenua No 3 | Natives to J. Geraghty (O. J. Hodge).

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🪶 Applications for Confirmation of Alienations under Section 218 of the Native Land Act, 1909 (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsAlienation, Land Transfer, Lease, Mortgage, Native Land Act
👱🏽 Names

37 names identified

K. Purueti, Transferor of Waimana 260A, Section 11
K. Roihana, Transferee of Waimana 260A, Section 11
H. Tuhikauri, Transferor of Omataroa 1A (part)
George Powell, Transferee of Omataroa 1A (part)
M. R. Tuakoha, Lessors of Pukehina L No. 2
R. W. Drabble, Lessee of Pukehina L No. 2
Wenerata Pirimi, Transferor of Kawaha 3H No. 1
F. A. Bennett, Transferee of Kawaha 3H No. 1
P. Miroi, Transferor of Waikuta No. 2
H. Bertram, Transferee of Waikuta No. 2
C. Kihirini, Lessor of Rangiuru No. 1A No. 15D and 1A 15F
J. D. Davys, Lessee of Rangiuru No. 1A No. 15D and 1A 15F
H. Pineaha, Lessor of Rangiuru 1A No. 15D
W. Titikawhena, Lessor of Rangiuru 1A No. 15D
T. Himone, Lessor of Rangitaiki, Lot 28B 12A No. 1 (part)
R. T. Marupo, Lessee of Rangitaiki, Lot 28B 12A No. 1 (part)
M. te Hiakai, Lessor of Whaiti-Kuranui 2E 2 West 2D 4
A. M. Peterson, Lessee of Whaiti-Kuranui 2E 2 West 2D 4
Te Nepia, Transferor of Waotu North 1B No. 3B
E. te Tana Stewart, Transferee of Waotu North 1B No. 3B
Te W. Raiha, Lessors of Omataroa 5B 1C
J. A. Eivers, Lessee of Omataroa 5B 1C
R. T. Wi Keepa, Transferor of Rangitaiki 32L (part)
Keegan, Transferee of Rangitaiki 32L (part)
T. Tamarau, Transferor of Waimana 1B 1D No. 1
Tiaki Maraea, Transferee of Waimana 1B 1D No. 1
M. Renata, Transferor of Te Papa 108C
O. Cooney, Transferee of Te Papa 108C
H. Rangimatini, Transferor of Kirihono No. 1
E. V. Hoyes, Transferee of Kirihono No. 1
H. Ngaki, Transferor of Te Puke 1A 18C
W. A. Bennett, Transferee of Te Puke 1A 18C
Te P. Horomona, Transferor of Karangi A No. 5B
J. E. Newton, Transferee of Karangi A No. 5B
M. Hyland, Mortgagee of Torere No. 3
S. Jamieson, Transferee of Pukemairo 13K
J. Geraghty, Lessee of Karuotewhenua No 3

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