New Zealand Gazette – 1948 – No. 42

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✨ Place-names Approval List

JULY 29] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 947

Year.	Name.	Survey District.	Land District.	Remarks.
1943	Karikari (bay, cape, and peninsula)	Karikari ..	North Auckland	Block I. See “Whakapouaka.”
1944	Karimoi (trig.) ..	Waimate ..	Taranaki ..	Block VIII. Not “Waimate.”
1940	Kariparipa (point) ..	Bay of Islands	North Auckland	Block XII.
1941	Karoronui (stream)	Tokomaru ..	Gisborne ..	Block XVI. Not “Kororonui.”
1927	Katiki (railway-station)	Moeraki ..	Otago ..	Not “Kartigi.”
1941	Kaukaumoutiti (stream)	Opoutihi ..	Auckland ..	Block V. Not “Kaukumoutiti.”
1939	Kauru (hill).. ..	Kauru ..	Otago ..	..
1943	Kawakawa (trig.) ..	Kawakawa ..	North Auckland	Block XII.
1944	Kawhatau (trig.) ..	Ruahine ..	Wellington ..	Block XI.
1945	Kawhia (harbour and locality)	Kawhia North	Auckland ..	..
1939	*Kaye (mountain) ..	Haast ..	Otago ..	Between Haast Pass and Mount Brewster.
1939	Kekerengu (railway-station)	Whernside ..	Marlborough ..	South Island Main Trunk Railway.
1944	Kelvin Peak (trig.) ..	Waimumu Hundred	Southland ..	Block III.
1930	Kenepuru (sound) ..	Gore ..	Marlborough ..	..
1933	Kerepehi (post-office)	Waihou ..	Auckland ..	Block VI. Sometimes spelt Kerepeehi since the “E” is long.
1945	Keteketerau ..	Puketapu ..	Hawkes Bay	Block XVI. The original outlet for the Tutaekuri River.
1937	Key (dome).. ..	Forbes ..	Otago ..	A long snow dome leading to the base of Mount Amundsen.
1944	Khyber (pass) ..	Pencarrow ..	Wellington ..	Near mouth of Wainuiomata River.
1941	Kidney Fern (arm) ..	Paterson ..	Southland ..	At the head of the Kaipipi Inlet, Stewart Island.
1941	Kiekie (stream) ..	Waimana ..	Gisborne ..	Block XVI. In place of Kaikai and Kiakia.
1943	Kikiawaha (stream) ..	Hikurangi ..	Gisborne ..	Block X. Not “Kikawahi.”
1944	Kilmarnock (glacier)	Davie ..	Canterbury ..	Block III.
1941	Kinikini (point and pa)	Mahia ..	Hawkes Bay ..	Block VIII.
1941	KiorenuI (trig.) ..	Wheao ..	Auckland ..	Block VII. Not “Kioronui.”
193	*Kirk (glacier) ..	Ramsay ..	Canterbury ..	Headwaters of the Rangitata and Rakaia Rivers.
1938	Kitchener (river) ..	Matukituki ..	Otago ..	Flowing east into the east branch of the Matukituki River.
1928	Kiwinui (railway-station)	Whakatane ..	Bay of Plenty	This name replaces Whakatane Junction.
1943	Knuckle (point) ..	Karikari ..	North Auckland	Block VI.
1929	Koamaru (cape) ..	Gore ..	Marlborough ..	Not “Koamoru.”
1943	*Kohanga (bay) ..	Karikari ..	North Auckland	Block III. South of Kotiatia.
1940	Kohangaatara (point)	Bay of Islands	North Auckland	Block XV.
1944	Kohangatera (lake) ..	Pencarrow ..	Wellington ..	Block VIII.
1944	Kohangapiripiri (lake)	Pencarrow ..	Wellington ..	Block VIII.
1944	Kohatu (trig.) ..	Wangapeka ..	Nelson ..	Block XVI.
1932	Kohe (creek) ..	Fiord County	Southland ..	In Chalky Sound.
1941	Kohioawa (beach) ..	Awaateatua ..	Auckland ..	Block I. Not “Kohe-o-Awa.”
1944	Kohurau (mountain and trig.)	Mount Buster	Otago ..	Station L (Mount Kurow).
1941	Kokomuka (mountain)	Matakaoa ..	Gisborne ..	Blocks X and XIV. Not “Kokomuku.”
1943	Komakoraia (islet) ..	Opuawhanga ..	North Auckland	Block III.
1941	Kopaatuaki (block) ..	Waimata ..	Gisborne ..	Block X. Not “Kopua-a-Tuaki.”
1941	Kopakorahi (stream)	Ngautuku ..	Auckland ..	Block VII. Also Block II, Whakamaru Survey District. In place of Kopokorahi and Kopukorahi.
1941	Kopitonui (locality) ..	Tarawera ..	Hawkes Bay ..	Block II. Not “Kapitonui.”
1941	Kopuatoto (locality) ..	Wheao ..	Auckland ..	Block VIII. Not “Koupua-toto.”
1943	Kopuawhara (railway-station)	Mahanga ..	Hawkes Bay ..	Block III.
1941	Kopurererua (stream)	Tauranga ..	Auckland ..	Block XIII. Not “Kopurere-roa.”
1939	Korako (glacier) ..	Caples ..	Otago ..	Falling from Mount Revelation and near Taiaroa Peaks.
1944	Korere (trig.) ..	Gordon ..	Nelson ..	Block V.
1941	Koromakau (trig.) ..	Mikimiki ..	Wellington ..	Block XV. Not “Koromikau.”
1939	Kororareka (bay) ..	Russell ..	North Auckland	Block I.
1943	Korotangi (stream) ..	Hukerenui ..	North Auckland	Block III.
1944	KotarenuI (stream) ..	Tahoraiti ..	Hawkes Bay ..	Block VIII.
1943	Kotiatia (point) ..	Karikari ..	North Auckland	Block III. South of Blackney Point.
1944	Kotumu (stream) ..	Pencarrow ..	Wellington ..	Block IX.
1938	Koutu (post-office and and block)	Hokianga ..	North Auckland	Block VI.
1941	Koutuamoa (point) ..	Waipiro ..	Gisborne ..	Block I. Not “Koutouoraoa.”
1941	Koutunui (point) ..	Tokomaru ..	Gisborne ..	Block IVA. Not “Kotonui.”
1941	Koutunui (head) ..	Waipiro ..	Gisborne ..	Block XIII. Not “Koatunui.”
1941	Kouturoa (locality) ..	Puketapu ..	Hawkes Bay ..	Block XV. Not “Koutouoa.”
1938	Kowai (bush) ..	Kowai ..	Canterbury ..	South Island rendering of Kowhai.
1939	Kowhai (railway-station)	Mount Fyffe	Marlborough ..	South Island Main Trunk Railway.
1939	Kowhitirangi (trig.) ..	Kaniere ..	Westland ..	Not “Koiterangi.”

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🗺️ List of Place-names approved by the Honorary Geographic Board of New Zealand (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated14 July 1948
KeywordsPlace-names, Geographic Board, Survey Districts, Land Districts

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