New Zealand Gazette – 1920 – No. 32

Page 987

✨ Native Land Court Applications

Mar. 25.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 987

APPLICATIONS FOR PARTITIONS—continued.

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.
151	Urquhart (for applicants)	Whakaaratamaiti No. 2B.
152	Toetoe Parete	" No. 2B.
153	Chalmers (for applicants)	Whakamaru-Maungaiti 5208c No. 2.
154	R. Nikorima	" West 5208c No. 4.
155	Hohepa te Rake (Hampson and Davys)	Whakapoungakau No. 2 (Karioi).
156	Hira Taiki (Hampson and Davys)	" No. 2D No. 4.
157	Hohepa te Rake (Hampson and Davys)	" No. 2D No. 2C.
158	Hori te Rei	Waotu South C 6C.
159	Poroa Whakatana (Urquhart and Roe)	Waiteti 2A 1B 1B.
160	Toetoe Parete	Whaiti-Kuranui 1A.
161	W. G. Barnett	Waotu North 2J No. 3A.
162	Hohepa te Rake	Whakapoungakau 20 2D.
163	Hone Atutahi	" 3B 2B.
164	Rangiteaorere te Kiri	" 3B 2C.
165	Hohepa te Rake	" 5.
166	H. Bertram (Hampson)	" 15B.
167	Mita Tuhuruhuru and others	" 16.
168	Tihini Pereiha	" 16.
169	Hirai Whareure	" 16 No. 1C.
170	Moiri Tutauanui	" 1 No. 2.
171	Roka W. Pauro	Whakarewarewa 3, Lot 55.
172	Emare Wikiriwhi (Urquhart)	Waerenga East 2B.
173	Ngaroma Steele	Wharenui A.
174	Reweti Rewiri and others	Waitangi 1.
175	Pera Tamati and others	Waiteti 2A 1B 2B.
176	Karaitiana te Kowhai	" 2, Section 1B 4B 2.
177	Toetoe Parete	Whaiti-Kuranui 1A.
178	Tapuke Kauia	" 1A.
179	Urquhart (for applicant)	" 1BY.
180	C. H. Jordan (Broadfoot and Finlay)	" 2D.
181	Porokoru te Kiwi	" 2D.
182	P. Rota te Hiakai	" 2D 2.½
183	Porokoru te Kiwi (Hampson and Davys)	" 2D 4.
184	A. M. Goodison	" 2E 2 West 2D 5.
185	Reweti te Whena	" 2E 2 West 3A.
186	Robert Colin Dalmahoy and another	" 5C 1.
187	Tiwa Hare Taha	" 5D.
188	Hori Tatara	" 6A 2D.
189	W. Henare and another	" 6A 2D.
190	Porokoru te Kiwi	" 6A 3A.
191	Manahi te Hiakai	" 6C 2C West.
192	Tamahape te Amo and another	" 6A 3E Section 2B.
193	Keita Witika	Waione.
194	Peere Hauiti	" No. 2.
195	Morehu Kirikau	" No. 2B.
196	Keita Riwa	" No. 3B.
197	T. W. te Hira	" No. 3B.
198	Parengarenga Aoake and another	Waotu North 2D 2B.
199	Aomarere te Karaka and another	" 2J 3.
200	Hinekahukura and others	" 3D 2.
201	Hinekahukura Ngaroma	" 3D 2E.
202	Aporo Iraia	" 3E 6.
203	Hinga Tawhio	Waotu South 3.
204	Waimapau Matene	" 4.
205	Ngakeehi Korouaputa	To Whetu No. 4.
206	C. Bull (Hampson and Davys)	" No. 3B No. 4.
207	Toetoe Parakiri and another	Whirinaki No. 1, Section 2D.
208	Marunui Rawiri	Whirinaki No. 1, Section 2K.
209	Mere Pukepuke	Heruwi 4B.
210	President of the Board	Kaharua.
211	Mara Hamuera	Mangakaretu 1B 2.
212	President of the Board	Mourea Papakainga 3.
213	"	Pukaingataru B 1D.
214	"	Okere 1A.
215	"	Tihiotonga A.
216	Hohepa te Rake and others	Whakapoungakau 2D 2C.
217	Hariata Wiripo	Te Whetu 3B 2.
218	Mere Pukepuke	Whirinaki 4.

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

No.	Name of Applicant.	Name of Land.	Nature of Application.
219	Mere Pukepuke	Whirinaki No. 1, Section 2E	Applying for cancellation of partition.
220	Urquhart (solicitor for applicant)	Owhatiura 4, Section 4B 2	"
221	Raiba Rangikawhiti	Ouru	"
222	M. H. Hampson	Mangakareu No. 1D	"
223	H. M. Amohau	Rotohokahoka F	"

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1920, No 32

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

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Partitions, Land Titles, Rotorua
👱🏽 Names

54 names identified

Urquhart, Applicant for partition
Toetoe Parete, Applicant for partition
Chalmers, Applicant for partition
R. Nikorima, Applicant for partition
Hohepa te Rake, Applicant for partition
Hira Taiki, Applicant for partition
Hori te Rei, Applicant for partition
Poroa Whakatana, Applicant for partition
W. G. Barnett, Applicant for partition
Hone Atutahi, Applicant for partition
Rangiteaorere te Kiri, Applicant for partition
H. Bertram, Applicant for partition
Mita Tuhuruhuru, Applicant for partition
Tihini Pereiha, Applicant for partition
Hirai Whareure, Applicant for partition
Moiri Tutauanui, Applicant for partition
Roka W. Pauro, Applicant for partition
Emare Wikiriwhi, Applicant for partition
Ngaroma Steele, Applicant for partition
Reweti Rewiri, Applicant for partition
Pera Tamati, Applicant for partition
Karaitiana te Kowhai, Applicant for partition
Tapuke Kauia, Applicant for partition
C. H. Jordan, Applicant for partition
Porokoru te Kiwi, Applicant for partition
P. Rota te Hiakai, Applicant for partition
A. M. Goodison, Applicant for partition
Reweti te Whena, Applicant for partition
Robert Colin Dalmahoy, Applicant for partition
Tiwa Hare Taha, Applicant for partition
Hori Tatara, Applicant for partition
W. Henare, Applicant for partition
Manahi te Hiakai, Applicant for partition
Tamahape te Amo, Applicant for partition
Keita Witika, Applicant for partition
Peere Hauiti, Applicant for partition
Morehu Kirikau, Applicant for partition
Keita Riwa, Applicant for partition
T. W. te Hira, Applicant for partition
Parengarenga Aoake, Applicant for partition
Aomarere te Karaka, Applicant for partition
Hinekahukura, Applicant for partition
Hinekahukura Ngaroma, Applicant for partition
Aporo Iraia, Applicant for partition
Hinga Tawhio, Applicant for partition
Waimapau Matene, Applicant for partition
Ngakeehi Korouaputa, Applicant for partition
C. Bull, Applicant for partition
Toetoe Parakiri, Applicant for partition
Marunui Rawiri, Applicant for partition
Mere Pukepuke, Applicant for partition
President of the Board, Applicant for partition
Mara Hamuera, Applicant for partition
Hariata Wiripo, Applicant for partition

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

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
KeywordsNative Land Court, Applications, Land Titles, Cancellation of Partition
👱🏽 Names

Mere Pukepuke, Applying for cancellation of partition
Urquhart, Applying for cancellation of partition
Raiba Rangikawhiti, Applying for cancellation of partition
M. H. Hampson, Applying for cancellation of partition
H. M. Amohau, Applying for cancellation of partition

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