New Zealand Gazette – 2007 – No. 138

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✨ Maori Land Court Sittings

13 DECEMBER 2007
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 138

Maori Land Court Rules 1994
Māori Land Court/Māori Appellate Court
Sittings 2008

Notice is hereby given that sittings of the Māori Land Court and Māori Appellate Court will be held during the year 1 January 2008 to 31 December 2008 at the places and commencing on the dates referred to in the Schedule hereto.

The hour of commencement of each sitting (and the date and place thereof in the case of the Māori Appellate Court) will be notified in the relevant pānui.

If any date referred to in the Schedule is varied, the varied date will be notified in the pānui.

Special fixtures may be arranged in accordance with the provisions of Rule 11 of the Maori Land Court Rules 1994.

JOE WILLIAMS, Chief Judge, Māori Land Court.

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Schedule

Taitokerau (Whangarei)

Venue	Sitting Date	Pānui Closing Date
Northern	14 January 2008	23 November 2008
Southern	18 February 2008	14 December 2007
*Northern	10 March 2008	18 January 2008
Southern	7 April 2008	15 February 2008
*Northern	5 May 2008	20 March 2008
Southern	9 June 2008	18 April 2008
*Northern	7 July 2008	16 May 2008
Southern	4 August 2008	20 June 2008
*Northern	8 September 2008	18 July 2008
Southern	6 October 2008	15 August 2008
*Northern	3 November 2008	19 September 2008
Southern	4 December 2008	17 October 2008

Taitokerau (Whangarei)

Northern Courts include sittings in Kaitaia, Kaikohe, Whangarei (* denotes 2 days in Auckland).
Southern Courts include sittings at Auckland, Whangarei, Kaikohe.

Waikato Maniapoto (Hamilton)

Venue	Sitting Date	Pānui Closing Date
Te Kuiti	14 January 2008	23 November 2007
Hamilton	16 January 2008	23 November 2007
Tauranga	29 January 2008	23 November 2007
Thames	31 January 2008	23 November 2007
Te Kuiti	3 March 2008	18 January 2008
Hamilton	5 March 2008	18 January 2008
Tauranga	31 March 2008	15 February 2008
Thames	3 April 2008	15 February 2008
Te Kuiti	28 April 2008	20 March 2008
Hamilton	30 April 2008	20 March 2008
Tauranga	26 May 2008	18 April 2008
Thames	29 May 2008	18 April 2008
Te Kuiti	23 June 2008	16 May 2008
Hamilton	25 June 2008	16 May 2008
Tauranga	28 July 2008	20 June 2008
Thames	31 July 2008	20 June 2008
Te Kuiti	25 August 2008	18 July 2008
Hamilton	27 August 2008	18 July 2008
Tauranga	29 September 2008	15 August 2008
Thames	2 October 2008	15 August 2008
Te Kuiti	3 November 2008	19 September 2008
Hamilton	5 November 2008	19 September 2008
Tauranga	24 November 2008	17 October 2008
Thames	27 November 2008	17 October 2008

Waiariki (Rotorua)

Venue	Sitting Date	Pānui Closing Date
Rotorua	1 February 2008	14 December 2007
Opotiki	1 February 2008	14 December 2007
Rotorua	4 February 2008	14 December 2007
Whakatane	29 February 2008	14 December 2007
Opotiki	5 March 2008	18 January 2008
Rotorua	6 March 2008	18 January 2008
Rotorua	7 March 2008	18 January 2008
Taupo	14 March 2008	18 January 2008
Rotorua	1 April 2008	15 February 2008
Opotiki	2 April 2008	15 February 2008
Rotorua	3 April 2008	15 February 2008
Whakatane	7 April 2008	15 February 2008
Opotiki	5 May 2008	20 March 2008
Rotorua	6 May 2008	20 March 2008
Rotorua	8 May 2008	20 March 2008
Whakatane	5 June 2008	18 April 2008
Opotiki	6 June 2008	18 April 2008
Rotorua	9 June 2008	18 April 2008
Rotorua	10 June 2008	18 April 2008
Rotorua	1 July 2008	16 May 2008
Rotorua	2 July 2008	16 May 2008
Opotiki	3 July 2008	16 May 2008
Taupo	7 July 2008	16 May 2008
Opotiki	6 August 2008	20 June 2008
Rotorua	7 August 2008	20 June 2008
Rotorua	8 August 2008	20 June 2008
Whakatane	22 August 2008	20 June 2008
Rotorua	2 September 2008	18 July 2008
Opotiki	3 September 2008	18 July 2008
Rotorua	4 September 2008	18 July 2008
Opotiki	1 October 2008	15 August 2008
Rotorua	2 October 2008	15 August 2008
Rotorua	3 October 2008	15 August 2008
Taupo	9 October 2008	15 August 2008
Rotorua	3 November 2008	19 September 2008
Rotorua	4 November 2008	19 September 2008
Opotiki	5 November 2008	19 September 2008
Whakatane	6 November 2008	19 September 2008
Rotorua	1 December 2008	17 October 2008
Rotorua	2 December 2008	17 October 2008
Opotiki	3 December 2008	17 October 2008

NB: All Taupo and Whakatane dates are subject to availability of venue and therefore could change.

Tairawhiti (Gisborne)

Venue	Sitting Date	Pānui Closing Date
Wairoa	30 January 2008	14 December 2007
Ruatoria	4 February 2008	14 December 2007
Gisborne	7 February 2008	14 December 2007
Ruatoria	3 March 2008	18 January 2008
Gisborne	6 March 2008	18 January 2008
Wairoa	7 March 2008	18 January 2008
Wairoa	4 April 2008	15 February 2008
Ruatoria	7 April 2008	15 February 2008
Gisborne	8 April 2008	15 February 2008
Ruatoria	1 May 2008	20 March 2008

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