New Zealand Gazette – 1919 – No. 145

Page 3713

✨ Native Land Court Applications

Dec. 11.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3713

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITIONS—continued.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
156	Te Rewai Tangihaere	Umukaimata 1A 2B 3D 2B.
157	A. R. Patene	Waipa, Lot 52.
158	Kiri Katipa (Earl and Kent)	Waiwhakaata 3E 4C.
159	Kahurangi Mauriokoocho	Wharepuhunga 7C 2.
160	Nia Ngamo (Cox and Luxford)	" 14B 7.
161	Tunoho Paraone	" 16.
162	Hatarei Makuini	" 16.
163	Tunoho Paraone	" 17.
164	Te Tukanui Kauhata	" 18A.

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
165	Parimakiri te Konehu	Awaroa B 4, Section 8B.
166	N. A. Robison (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon)	Karuotewhenua B 2B 5B 1 and 2.
167	Matana Pehira (Hohepa Tamati)	Mahoenui 3B 3A and B.
168	Akati Tikaokao (F. Phillips)	Orakiri 8B, Section 4 and 8B, Section 6.
169	Te Ruhi Kaahu (Hine, Vernon, and Howarth)	Otorohanga N 2A and B.
170	Mamae Moke	Pirongia West 1, Section 2F 1B.
171	Moerua Natanahira (Broadfoot and Finlay)	Pukeroa-Hangatiki 4C 3A 2A and 2B.
172	Ngaru Paehua	Rangitoto A 15H and J.
173	Wehi te Ringitanga	Rangitoto-Tuhua 68G 2C and 2D.
174	Hamiora Pani (Broadfoot and Finlay)	" 70B 1A and B.
175	W. Eveleigh (Hine, Howarth, and Vernon)	Turoto C 2B 1 – 4.
176	Chief Surveyor	Wharepuhunga 8, 10, 15, 16, 17, and 18.

APPLICATIONS TO DEFINE CROWN’S INTEREST.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
177	W. H. Herries, Native Minister	Rangitoto-Tuhua 66B.
178	"	Wharepuhunga 8.
179	"	" 10.
180	"	" 15.
181	"	" 16.
182	"	" 17.

APPLICATIONS FOR SURVEY CHARGING ORDERS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Amount.	Date from which Interest is calculated.
183	Chief Surveyor, Auckland	Hauturu East 1B, Section 2B	£ s. d.	8 July, 1919.
184	"	Kaingapipi 11A 2	1 1 0	26 June, 1919.
		" 11C 1	2 7 6	26 ,, 1919.
		" 11C 2	3 10 6	26 ,, 1919.
185	"	Kinohaku East 2/28B 16B 2A	3 10 6	28 July, 1919.
		" 2/28B 16B 2B	8 7 6	28 ,, 1919.
		" 2/28B 16B 4A	17 17 6	28 ,, 1919.
		" 2/28B 16B 4B	10 8 0	28 ,, 1919.
186	"	Kinohaku East 4F 3B 1	15 18 11	17 September, 1919.
		" 4F 3B 2	10 13 0	17 ,, 1919.
		" 4F 3B 3	10 17 4	17 ,, 1919.
187	"	Kinohaku East 4B 3B 2A	23 19 9	4 August, 1919.
		" 4B 3B 2B	0 10 6	4 ,, 1919.
188	"	Kinohaku West P 2B, Section 4C	4 14 6	20 ,, 1919.
189	"	Te Kuiti 2B 3A 4A	1 1 0	21 May, 1919.
		" 2B 3A 4B	2 3 6	21 ,, 1919.
		" 2B 3A 4C	5 14 5	21 ,, 1919.
190	Chief Surveyor, Taranaki	Ohura South N 2E 3B 2	5 13 6	16 October, 1919.
191	"	Ohura South N 2E 3G, Section 3, Lot 1	6 6 6	14 June, 1919.
192	"	Ohura South N 2E 3G, Section 3, Lot 2	1 7 2	14 ,, 1919.

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🪶 Applications for Partitions in the Native Land Court (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Land Partitions, Applications, Te Kuiti
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

Te Rewai Tangihaere, Applicant for partition
A. R. Patene, Applicant for partition
Kiri Katipa, Applicant for partition
Kahurangi Mauriokoocho, Applicant for partition
Nia Ngamo, Applicant for partition
Tunoho Paraone, Applicant for partition
Hatarei Makuini, Applicant for partition
Te Tukanui Kauhata, Applicant for partition

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

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Act, Applications, Land Claims
👱🏽 Names

11 names identified

Parimakiri te Konehu, Applicant under Section 121
N. A. Robison, Applicant under Section 121
Matana Pehira, Applicant under Section 121
Akati Tikaokao, Applicant under Section 121
Te Ruhi Kaahu, Applicant under Section 121
Mamae Moke, Applicant under Section 121
Moerua Natanahira, Applicant under Section 121
Ngaru Paehua, Applicant under Section 121
Wehi te Ringitanga, Applicant under Section 121
Hamiora Pani, Applicant under Section 121
W. Eveleigh, Applicant under Section 121

👩‍💼 Officials

Chief Surveyor

🪶 Applications to Define Crown’s Interest

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsCrown Interest, Land Applications, Native Land Court
👱🏽 Names

W. H. Herries (Native Minister), Applicant to define Crown’s interest

🪶 Applications for Survey Charging Orders

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsSurvey Charging Orders, Land Surveys, Costs
👱🏽 Names

Chief Surveyor, Auckland , Applicant for survey charging order
Chief Surveyor, Taranaki , Applicant for survey charging order

👩‍💼 Officials

Chief Surveyor, Auckland
Chief Surveyor, Taranaki

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