New Zealand Gazette – 1919 – No. 96

Page 2595

✨ Native Land Applications

Aug. 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2595

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITIONS—continued.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
64	Hiromo Moananui..	Tapuariki.
65	Rikihana Whakatau	Taumatawahine.
66	Moanaroa Parata ..	Taurarahi A.
67	Haora Tareranui ..	Tawakoha.
68	Mei Moka (Edwin Clendon) ..	Tawhiripukeko 2B
69	Moanaroa Parata (Miller and Son)	Tawhitirahi 1E.
70	Toke Watene ..	Tawhitowhenua 1.
71	Te Awhimate Kipa	Tihiouou.
72	Awhimate Kipa (Miller and Son)	"
73	Moanaroa Parata (Miller and Son)	"
74	Makirangi Tame ..	Tiritiri 7.
75	Te Kukume (Buchanan and Purnell)	" 7B.
76	Morton Gorrie (F. P. Burgess)	Totarawhakaturia 3.
77	Hone Ngatara ..	Waihou West 4A.
78	Ernest Deeble ..	Waikanae 4A, Section 1
79	Pakipaki Piahana ..	" 4B 2.
80	Tihitopu te Moananui	Waipatukahu 1A.
81	Miria Aui ..	Wairahaki 1B 2.
82	Peneti Hoani (E. Clendon) ..	Waitakaruru 1C 3D.
83	Hinewhare te Hihi	" 1C 3D.
84	Henare Moanaroa Parata (Alison, Alison, and MacCormick)	Waitapu.
85	D. H. D. Hunter (Reed, Bailey, and Towle)	Waitoa Survey District, Block 1, Section 1.
86	Awhimate Kipa ..	Wairiki.
87	George Cribb (Buchanan and Purnell)	"
88	Mare Teretiu ..	Whakahoro.
89	Henarieta Kuku .:	Whakapoi.
90	Tangi Pakaurangi	Whangamata 4B 2.
91	Waana Rangipakihi	" 4D 4B.
92	Rangirumaki Pereniki	Wharenga A.
93	Tata Tumakere ..	Whatitokarua B.

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
94	Tata Tumakere ..	Karaka-Taupo A 5.
95	Henry Gilbert Brownlee (Miller and Son) ..	Papakitatahi.

APPLICATIONS FOR SURVEY CHARGING ORDERS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Amount.	Date from which Interest is calculated.
96	Chief Surveyor, Auckland ..	Papaāroha 2A ..	£ s. d.	27 January, 1919.
97	" " ..	" 1C 1 ..	2 12 6	27 " 1919.
		" 1C 2 ..	3 0 0	27 " 1919.
		" 1C 3 ..	4 16 6	27 " 1919.
98	" " ..	Rawhitiroa 2A ..	7 7 6	8 March, 1919.
		" 2B ..	0 10 6	8 " 1919.
			1 11 6

APPLICATION FOR EXCHANGE.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
99	{Heni Hirini ..	Taumatawahine-Kaueranga 2.
	{Karauna Pono ..	Kauaeoteparoa.

APPLICATIONS FOR ROAD ACCESS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Block to which Access is required.	Block over which Proposed Road will run.
100	Charles Oakshott Phair (Earl and Kent)	Hoeotainui North 5A North 2A 1	Hoeotainui North 5A North 2B.
101	J. W. Hedley ..	Maukoro A, Section 2 ..	Maukoro A 1.
102	Rubina Coxhead (John St. Clair)	Ngarewha 2 ..	Ngarewha 1.
103	Victor Lemuel Bagnall	Tiritiri 6A 1 ..	Tiritiri 7B.
104	" ..	Waipapa ..	Ongarehu.
105	George Cribb (E. Clendon)	Rauhuia 2 ..	Ruapaewai and another.

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🪶 Applications for Partitions (continued from previous page)

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

31 names identified

Hiromo Moananui, Applicant for partition
Rikihana Whakatau, Applicant for partition
Moanaroa Parata, Applicant for partition
Haora Tareranui, Applicant for partition
Mei Moka, Applicant for partition
Edwin Clendon, Applicant for partition
Moanaroa Parata, Applicant for partition
Toke Watene, Applicant for partition
Te Awhimate Kipa, Applicant for partition
Awhimate Kipa, Applicant for partition
Makirangi Tame, Applicant for partition
Te Kukume, Applicant for partition
Morton Gorrie, Applicant for partition
Hone Ngatara, Applicant for partition
Ernest Deeble, Applicant for partition
Pakipaki Piahana, Applicant for partition
Tihitopu te Moananui, Applicant for partition
Miria Aui, Applicant for partition
Peneti Hoani, Applicant for partition
E. Clendon, Applicant for partition
Hinewhare te Hihi, Applicant for partition
Henare Moanaroa Parata, Applicant for partition
D. H. D. Hunter, Applicant for partition
Awhimate Kipa, Applicant for partition
George Cribb, Applicant for partition
Mare Teretiu, Applicant for partition
Henarieta Kuku, Applicant for partition
Tangi Pakaurangi, Applicant for partition
Waana Rangipakihi, Applicant for partition
Rangirumaki Pereniki, Applicant for partition
Tata Tumakere, Applicant for partition

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

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Act, Applications, Section 121
👱🏽 Names

Tata Tumakere, Applicant under Section 121
Henry Gilbert Brownlee, Applicant under Section 121

🪶 Applications for Survey Charging Orders

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsSurvey Charging Orders, Applications
👱🏽 Names

Chief Surveyor, Applicant for survey charging orders

🪶 Application for Exchange

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Exchange, Applications
👱🏽 Names

Heni Hirini, Applicant for exchange
Karauna Pono, Applicant for exchange

🪶 Applications for Road Access

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsRoad Access, Applications
👱🏽 Names

Charles Oakshott Phair, Applicant for road access
J. W. Hedley, Applicant for road access
Rubina Coxhead, Applicant for road access
Victor Lemuel Bagnall, Applicant for road access
George Cribb, Applicant for road access

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