New Zealand Gazette – 1920 – No. 14

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✨ Native Land Court Applications

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 14

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITIONS—continued.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
724	Rangipoia te Marotoa	Tokaanu B 1g.
725	Te Takinga Arthur Grace	" B 1p.
726	Wanikau Hohepa	" B 2A.
727	Rangitukehu Rangiamohia	Tokaanu Township, Block 7, Section 1r.
728	Wiremu te Tahuri	Waihi-Kahakaharoa 6B.
729	Te Pau Mariu	7.
730	Te Kahu Ngahua	Waituhi-Kuratau 4.

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
731	Tonga Manunui	Pukawa 5	For amendment of the boundaries.

APPLICATIONS FOR ORDERS OF EXCHANGES.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
732	{Reiwana Kiekie and another	Te Hautu No. 3r 4 and Waipapa 1.
	{Te Takinga Arthur Grace	" 2B and Te Hautu 4B.
733	{Te Takinga Arthur Grace	Tokaanu B 1p, Hautu 3c 1, Waipapa 1, Okahukura 3.
734	{Te Herekiekie Rangiamohia and another	Omataroa 3A, Matata 72B 1.
	{Te Whango Wi Kohika	Waipapa No. 1, Waimanu.
	{Te Herekiekie Rangiamohia and others	Hautu 2B and Hautu 4B.
735	{Natanahira Reremoana and others	" 3r and other lands.
	{Te Herekiekie Rangiamohia and another	" 2B and 1B.

APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 24, SUBSECTION 1 (f), OF THE NATIVE LAND ACT, 1909.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
736	Morehu Downs and others	Te Hautu 1B	For an injunction prohibiting the removal of all buildings and fences erected in connection with the flax-mill.
737	Te Awhina Parekarangi and others	Te Hautu 4B	Ditto.
738	Takuira Wakauta and others	Waipapa	For an injunction prohibiting Wi Rihia and others from erecting fences, houses, and otherwise occupying or utilizing any new areas, other than those fences, houses, or cultivations previously used.
739	Davis W. Rihia		For an injunction prohibiting Tetawaka Rangitakatu and others from using a certain paddock and cultivations in Omawete.

APPLICATIONS FOR APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Name of Person under disability.
740	Hinerangi te Huaki	Puketapu	Wiari te Huaki.
741	Hekenui Rauhihi (Guy and Rapley)	"	Hinekekehu te Whiti and Hoani Takerei te Whiti.
742	Te Hina Taitumu		Te Hirata Ngapaki alias Te Hirata Tawhi (mentally defective).

MISCELLANEOUS APPLICATIONS.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
743	Piwa te Tomo (T. W. Lewis)	Hauhungaroa.	Under section 10 of the Native Land Laws Amendment Act, 1919, that, on further partition of this land, sufficient compensation be awarded him for expenditure of moneys in connection with the previous partition.
744	Moroati Taiuru (Currie and Jack)		Under section 68 of the Native Land Amendment Act, 1913, for succession orders to Te Maari Matuahu, deceased, in all lands not yet succeeded to.

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🪶 Sitting of the Native Land Court at Tokaanu (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Tokaanu, Partition Applications
👱🏽 Names

7 names identified

Rangipoia te Marotoa, Applicant for partition
Te Takinga Arthur Grace, Applicant for partition
Wanikau Hohepa, Applicant for partition
Rangitukehu Rangiamohia, Applicant for partition
Wiremu te Tahuri, Applicant for partition
Te Pau Mariu, Applicant for partition
Te Kahu Ngahua, Applicant for partition

🪶 Application for Amendment of Boundaries

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Act, Boundary Amendment, Pukawa
👱🏽 Names

Tonga Manunui, Applicant for boundary amendment

🪶 Applications for Orders of Exchanges

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Exchange, Native Land Act, Tokaanu, Hautu, Waipapa
👱🏽 Names

Reiwana Kiekie, Applicant for land exchange
Te Takinga Arthur Grace, Applicant for land exchange
Te Herekiekie Rangiamohia, Applicant for land exchange
Te Whango Wi Kohika, Applicant for land exchange
Natanahira Reremoana, Applicant for land exchange

🪶 Applications for Injunctions

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsInjunction, Land Dispute, Native Land Act, Te Hautu, Waipapa
👱🏽 Names

Morehu Downs, Applicant for injunction
Te Awhina Parekarangi, Applicant for injunction
Takuira Wakauta, Applicant for injunction
Davis W. Rihia, Applicant for injunction
Tetawaka Rangitakatu, Subject of injunction

🪶 Applications for Appointment of Trustees

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsTrustee Appointment, Native Land, Puketapu
👱🏽 Names

7 names identified

Hinerangi te Huaki, Applicant for trustee appointment
Hekenui Rauhihi, Applicant for trustee appointment
Te Hina Taitumu, Applicant for trustee appointment
Wiari te Huaki, Person under disability
Hinekekehu te Whiti, Person under disability
Hoani Takerei te Whiti, Person under disability
Te Hirata Ngapaki, Person under disability

🪶 Miscellaneous Applications

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsLand Partition, Succession Orders, Native Land Act
👱🏽 Names

Piwa te Tomo, Applicant for compensation
Moroati Taiuru, Applicant for succession orders
Te Maari Matuahu, Deceased person

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