New Zealand Gazette – 1919 – No. 44

Page 995

✨ Maori Land Applications

APRIL 10. THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 995

APPLICATIONS FOR INVESTIGATION OF TITLES—continued.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
23	Pineaha Koia and Noa te Ranginui	Pohooterangi.
24	Tepene Wenerei and Eruera Terore	"
25	Piripi Turei and Paratene Ngata	"
26	Ani Kane Roki and others	"
27	Potene Tuhiwai	"
28	Arihia Koia	"
29	Hapi Haerewa and others	"
30	Iritana Kapa and Wi Tupaea..	Te Rapu (part of Hahau 2).
31	Ane Kane Roki	Tikitiki.
32	Paratene Ngata	Turangarahui.
33	Amiria Huatahi and others	Waitapuakowhai.
34	Paora Haenga	Whakaari (part of Hinetiraha).
35	Peta Raroa and Karepa Taua	"
36	Arihia Koia	"

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
37	Ratimira te Puni ..	Ahikouka 1c.
38	Peta Whekana and others	"
39	Wiki Taingahue and others	"
40	Mere Ngakaho and others	"
41	Paku Paihia	"
42	Hera te Waka	"
43	Renata Pohatu	"
44	Pahoe Morete	Ahikouka 1c and 2b.
45	Mohi Tapimaunga..	Ahikouka 2b.
46	Katene Aupouri and Rota Tumehe Houia	"
47	Makau Nikau and Ihipera Mauheni	Te Angaanga 1.
48	Potene Tuhiwai and others	Te Aruhe 2.
49	Mohi Tapimaunga..	Kuratau.
50	Wi Pati	Maraehara.
51	Hekiera Tukurua	Poroporo.
52	Hone Paputene	" 2.
53	Neri Maukau and others	" 2.
54	Paki Ohuka and others	" 2.
55	Wiki Taingahue and others	Tapuihikitia.
56	Hoani Rangi and others	Tikapaahinekopeka 4A.
57	Auiti Haenga	" 4B.
58	Peta Tamahori, Pine Tamahori, and others	Tutu 2.
59	Paratene Ngata	Waiomatatini.
60	Mohi Tapimaunga..	Wairoa B.
61	Amiria Huatahi and others	Whakaumu and Tikapaahinekopeka.
62	Wiki Taingahue and others	Wharau 3.

APPLICATION FOR SURVEY CHARGING ORDERS.

No.	Name of Applicant	Name of Land.	Amount.	Date from which Interest is calculated.
67	Chief Surveyor, Napier ..	Poroporo	£ s. d.	20 September, 1907.
			109 19 0
68	"	Tangihanga	204 13 8	19 1894.
69	"	Tapatu	292 3 0	7 August, 1894.
70	"	Waihooru 2B	23 13 8	27 1817.

APPLICATION FOR ASSESSMENT OF COMPENSATION FOR LAND TAKEN FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Area taken.	Purpose for which taken.
71	Under-Secretary for Public Works	Tikitiki	A. R. P.	For a telegraph-lineman's cottage.
			0 1 0

APPLICATION FOR PROBATE.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Deceased.
72	Hoani Huriwai	Hapurona Huriwai.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1919, No 44

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🪶 Applications for Investigation of Titles (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsInvestigation of Titles, Maori Land, Tikitiki
👱🏽 Names

19 names identified

Pineaha Koia, Applicant for investigation of title
Noa te Ranginui, Applicant for investigation of title
Tepene Wenerei, Applicant for investigation of title
Eruera Terore, Applicant for investigation of title
Piripi Turei, Applicant for investigation of title
Paratene Ngata, Applicant for investigation of title
Ani Kane Roki, Applicant for investigation of title
Potene Tuhiwai, Applicant for investigation of title
Arihia Koia, Applicant for investigation of title
Hapi Haerewa, Applicant for investigation of title
Iritana Kapa, Applicant for investigation of title
Wi Tupaea, Applicant for investigation of title
Ane Kane Roki, Applicant for investigation of title
Paratene Ngata, Applicant for investigation of title
Amiria Huatahi, Applicant for investigation of title
Paora Haenga, Applicant for investigation of title
Peta Raroa, Applicant for investigation of title
Karepa Taua, Applicant for investigation of title
Arihia Koia, Applicant for investigation of title

🪶 Applications for Partitions

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsPartitions, Maori Land, Ahikouka
👱🏽 Names

29 names identified

Ratimira te Puni, Applicant for partition
Peta Whekana, Applicant for partition
Wiki Taingahue, Applicant for partition
Mere Ngakaho, Applicant for partition
Paku Paihia, Applicant for partition
Hera te Waka, Applicant for partition
Renata Pohatu, Applicant for partition
Pahoe Morete, Applicant for partition
Mohi Tapimaunga, Applicant for partition
Katene Aupouri, Applicant for partition
Rota Tumehe Houia, Applicant for partition
Makau Nikau, Applicant for partition
Ihipera Mauheni, Applicant for partition
Potene Tuhiwai, Applicant for partition
Mohi Tapimaunga, Applicant for partition
Wi Pati, Applicant for partition
Hekiera Tukurua, Applicant for partition
Hone Paputene, Applicant for partition
Neri Maukau, Applicant for partition
Paki Ohuka, Applicant for partition
Wiki Taingahue, Applicant for partition
Hoani Rangi, Applicant for partition
Auiti Haenga, Applicant for partition
Peta Tamahori, Applicant for partition
Pine Tamahori, Applicant for partition
Paratene Ngata, Applicant for partition
Mohi Tapimaunga, Applicant for partition
Amiria Huatahi, Applicant for partition
Wiki Taingahue, Applicant for partition

🪶 Application for Survey Charging Orders

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsSurvey Charging Orders, Maori Land, Napier
👩‍💼 Officials

Chief Surveyor, Napier

🪶 Application for Assessment of Compensation for Land Taken for Public Purposes

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsCompensation, Land Acquisition, Public Works
👩‍💼 Officials

Under-Secretary for Public Works

⚖️ Application for Probate

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsProbate, Deceased Estate
👱🏽 Names

Hoani Huriwai, Applicant for probate
Hapurona Huriwai, Deceased

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