Taranaki Provincial Gazette – 1869 – No. 18

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✨ Native Lands Court Notices



TARANAKI GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

NATIVE LANDS COURT.

NOTICE OF TIMES AND PLACES FOR INVESTIGATING CLAIMS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the claims, on behalf of themselves and others, of the several persons whose names are mentioned in the first column of the Schedule hereunder written, to the several blocks of land, of which the names and localities are mentioned in the second column, the boundaries of which are published in the Schedule hereunder, will be investigated at New Plymouth, Taranaki, on the 21st of February, 1870, and following days.

A. J. DICKEY,
Chief Clerk.

Auckland, November 24, 1869.

SCHEDULE.

Name of Claimant. Name and Locality of Block. Boundaries of the Lands as Translated from the Claims. Place where Plan will be deposited for public inspection.
Te Iringa Kohe,
Mohi Taherona, Te Wiroma Uenuku,
Hirini Te Kohu, Hoani Toheroa,
Karohi, Rakera Miha,
Te Arihia Te Nahu,
Tuhia To Kokiri, Hapuku,
Mohi Tolorewa,
Karena Nukutaia, Hemi
Tiabo, Matarena Te Ngutu,
Ria Tatoumao, Wikitoria Haranga,
To Autoroa, and Paira
Te Rangikataua,
Karioi, Taranaki. Kariori, Te Kopua, Nini-tua, Takapauwai, Omata, Te Opa, Tereoparu; it comes to the coast at Whareumu; it turns here towards the north to Matawhau, Ruapuke, Papakarakara, Patoka, To Kurutai, Wairakei, Taranaki, Paninga-o-Horewa, Ngaparawai, Paekakaramea, Te Wharangi, Otoi, Ngatipari, Okurukuru, Te Waikatore, Hukatara, Waihapawhapa, Koikoi; this boundary ends (and goes) to Kerikeri, Oira, Te To, Okete, Pekehau, Tipatipa, Huirangi, Te Puha, Waikato, Pitawhaiti, Pakaurangi, Te Kati, Waitotara, Tutange, Te Whakaumu, Te Rapa, Pakaraka, Te Korito, Waitere; thus is the end of the boundary. The boundaries are Mahurangi, Marangaihere, and Waihi; going on to Purakanui; it reaches Te Turanga-a-Tapuae, stretching out to Waingongoro; it goes into the Waingongoro River and comes to Te Kauru-o-Patia; goes on to Te Wakangerengere; continues on to the summit of Taranaki and meets at Mangawhero.
Kereopa Tawake,
Heremana Te Awhi,
Mohi Tamakeketanga
Enoka Hohepa, Parata Kape,
Karaitiana Uru,
Haimona Hohepa, Miri Te Rapu,
Eterea Pokai,
Ngaumu Tataua, and
Tarereka Hohepa,
Ngatiruanui, Taranaki. The northern boundary is Waihi; the inland boundary is Te Whakangere; it turns and reaches Mangone; it goes on to Te Whakamaru and continues on to Te Ruawahakahere; it turns to the south and reaches Te Riu at Tapenui.


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🗺️ Notice of Times and Places for Investigating Claims

🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
24 November 1869
Native Lands Court, Claims, Taranaki, New Plymouth
28 names identified
  • Te Iringa Kohe, Claimant
  • Mohi Taherona, Claimant
  • Te Wiroma Uenuku, Claimant
  • Hirini Te Kohu, Claimant
  • Hoani Toheroa, Claimant
  • Karohi, Claimant
  • Rakera Miha, Claimant
  • Te Arihia Te Nahu, Claimant
  • Tuhia To Kokiri, Claimant
  • Hapuku, Claimant
  • Mohi Tolorewa, Claimant
  • Karena Nukutaia, Claimant
  • Hemi Tiabo, Claimant
  • Matarena Te Ngutu, Claimant
  • Ria Tatoumao, Claimant
  • Wiktorita Haranga, Claimant
  • Paira Te Rangikataua, Claimant
  • Kereopa Tawake, Claimant
  • Heremana Te Awhi, Claimant
  • Mohi Tamakeketanga, Claimant
  • Enoka Hohepa, Claimant
  • Parata Kape, Claimant
  • Karaitiana Uru, Claimant
  • Haimona Hohepa, Claimant
  • Miri Te Rapu, Claimant
  • Eterea Pokai, Claimant
  • Ngaumu Tataua, Claimant
  • Tarereka Hohepa, Claimant

  • A. J. Dickey, Chief Clerk