Wellington Provincial Gazette – 1868 – No. 28

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✨ Native Land Claims Schedule



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SCHEDULE.

Name of Claimants. Land Claimed. Boundaries of Land; translated from the Claims. Place where Plan will be deposited for public inspection.
Matire Piripi Papanui, Greytown Mangararara is a boundary: Rua-mahanga is a boundary; Waio-hine is a boundary, the side of Te Kariti is on one side; it meets Mangoroa; these are all the boundaries
Matene Ruta

Tapatu
Mere Kingi
Reta
Rutera
Hunia
Mihimete
Peti
Meri
Te Manihera
Te Okowhare | Te Wharerimu
Wairarapa | Commencing on the bank of Waikatahi it goes in a westerly direction and runs along that stream and reaches Te Rua, it reaches the lower end of Manukaroa, it turns towards the sea and reaches on to the Government land; it turns in a north-easterly direction, and runs along the Government boundary, and reaches the upper end of Tutaki, it turns in an easterly direction and reaches Whakataki, where the boundaries meet | |
| We Tutere and
Rihari Te Hamatua | Ngawaka a Kupe
Wairarapa | Commencing at the point of Kahu-kurawhitia, it runs on to Paooiki, it runs on to Te Arowhata o Kupa-kupa, runs on to Te Ngarara, runs on to the mouth of the Hataitai stream, runs along in the Hataitai stream and reaches Tuhi o Hine-kura, turns southerly, & reaches Te Pepe, runs on to the Government boundary in the Hataitai, and runs on to Pukeatua, it then runs into Te Whakapuni, continues in the Whakapuni stream until it reaches the mouth of Kiore kai kotukutuku, it continues along that stream upwards and meets the Government boundary at the turning to Te Mauru, it continues along that boundary and reaches Mangaopari, goes on to Toku-manawakaha, runs on to Motu-o-kowa, runs on to Te Hautotara, turns toward the east and reaches Mimi-okupe, runs on to Motuo-nuku, runs on to Hikanui, runs on to Ruataniwha, runs on to Kahukurawhiti at the mouth of Whangaehu, the boundaries here meet. The boundaries are all marked on the map | |
| Manihera Rangitakaiwaho
Kari Te Marau
Manuera Matenga
Hapeta
Rihari Te Hamatua | Otaupuaroaro,
Wairarapa | | |
| Hoani Rangitakaiwaho
Ema Te Iwimaha
Ihaka Te Ruaki
Ria Teinaoro
Matini Te Ore
Pirika | Te Papa, Rua-mahanga | Commencing at the junction of the Ruamahanga with the Tikowai river, it runs in the Tikowai river and reaches Te Hiha, it runs to Apiti and Te Rimu, it turns and runs into the forest to Te Koa; it turns southerly and runs along the bank of Waitangi, and reaches Pehikatea, at the junction of Waitangi with the Ruamahanga it runs in the Ruamahanga upwards and reaches Tukaiora it goes on to Tikowai. It has been surveyed. | |



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🪶 Schedule of Native Land Claims (continued from previous page)

🪶 Māori Affairs
7 August 1868
Land Claims, Māori Land, Wairarapa, Greytown, Boundaries
24 names identified
  • Matire Piripi, Claimant of Papanui land
  • Matene Ruta, Claimant of Te Wharerimu land
  • Tapatu, Claimant of Te Wharerimu land
  • Mere Kingi, Claimant of Te Wharerimu land
  • Reta, Claimant of Te Wharerimu land
  • Rutera, Claimant of Te Wharerimu land
  • Hunia, Claimant of Te Wharerimu land
  • Mihimete, Claimant of Te Wharerimu land
  • Peti, Claimant of Te Wharerimu land
  • Meri, Claimant of Te Wharerimu land
  • Te Manihera, Claimant of Te Wharerimu land
  • Te Okowhare, Claimant of Te Wharerimu land
  • We Tutere, Claimant of Ngawaka a Kupe land
  • Rihari Te Hamatua, Claimant of Ngawaka a Kupe land
  • Manihera Rangitakaiwaho, Claimant of Otaupuaroaro land
  • Kari Te Marau, Claimant of Otaupuaroaro land
  • Manuera Matenga, Claimant of Otaupuaroaro land
  • Hapeta, Claimant of Otaupuaroaro land
  • Hoani Rangitakaiwaho, Claimant of Te Papa land
  • Ema Te Iwimaha, Claimant of Te Papa land
  • Ihaka Te Ruaki, Claimant of Te Papa land
  • Ria Teinaoro, Claimant of Te Papa land
  • Matini Te Ore, Claimant of Te Papa land
  • Pirika, Claimant of Te Papa land