Wellington Provincial Gazette – 1870 – No. 10

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✨ Native Land Court claims

Ko nga ingoa o nga tangata no ratou nga piihi.	Nga ingoa o nga whenua me te Takiwa hoki.	Kote takotoranga o te Mapi.
Kati Watene, Huirama Te Kati, Paina Te Poki Toenga Te Poki, Wiremu Wharepa, Paina Te Poki	He wahi whenua i roto i te Takiwa o Waitangi i Wharekauri Rangiauria kei Wharekauri
He Petere Te Manuwhakarewa, Pangapanga Iringa, Wiremu Naera Pomare, Hone Potete, Retomona Ngamata, Tangari Te Umu, Pomani Te Rangikatohau, me etahi atu	He wahi whenua i roto i te Takiwao Waitangi i Wharekauri
Hemi Te Rangihauku, Petere Te Manuwhakarewa, Ngaharewiti, Ketu Te Roopu, Tamihana Karewa, Ngamate, Wi Naera Pomare, Wi Watikini, Hamuera Koteriki	He wahi whenua i waenganui o Waitangi me Whangaroa i Wharekauri
H. Petere Te Manuwhakarewa, Ihakara Te Kerenghuia, Hone Potete, Wiremu Naera Pomare, Ngahiwi Puahuru, Wiremu Tamihana, Hamuera Koteriki, Paina Te Poki, R. Roiri, Te Rangipuahoaho, Ngamate	He wahi whenua i roto i te Takiwa o Waitangi i Wharekauri
H. Petere Te Manuwhakarewa, Tangari Te Umu, Ngaharewiti, Ihakara Te Rerengahunia, Tupara Te Umu, Tutere, Tumahuhu Tangari Te Umu, Tahana	He wahi whenua i roto i te Takiwa o Waitangi i Wharekauri He wahi whenua i te Takiwa o Waitangi i Wharekauri
Tangari Te Umu, Hone Potete, Ngoingoi, Moriori	He wahi whenua i roto i te Takiwa o Waitangi i Wharekauri
Wiremu Piti Rangiira, Tamati Makarati, me etahi atu	Te Rui, e tata ana ki Kaingaroa, i Wharekauri
Tamati Mskariti, Wiremu Piti Rangiira me etahi atu	Tamatea, e tata ana ki Kaingaroa i Wharekauri
Tamati Makarati, Wiremu Piti Rangiira, me etahi atu	Omahana, e tata ana ki Kaingaroa i Wharekauri
Ngahiwi	He wahi whenua i roto i te Takiwa o Waitangi i Wharekauri
Ngahiwi	He wahi whenua i roto i te Takiwa o Waitangi i Wharekauri
Ngahiwi	He wahi whenua i roto i te Takiwa o Waitangi i Wharekauri

Ka kitea nga Mapi o nga Whenua kua oti te ruri ki te Tari o te Minita mo te taha Maori i Poneke.

Native Land 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 described in the Schedule hereunder, will be investigated at Whanganui, on the 1st of June next, and following days.

Native Land Court Office,
Auckland, April 1, 1870.

W. BRIDSON,
For Chief Clerk.

PDF — Wellington Provincial Gazette 1870, No 10

The Wellington Provincial Council Chambers (depicted) were shared with Parliament after 1865

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🪶 List of claimants for Native Land Court hearing, Chatham Islands (continued from previous page)

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated14 April 1870
KeywordsNative Land Court, Wharekauri, Chatham Islands, Land claims, Māori land
👱🏽 Names

37 names identified

Kati Watene, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Huirama Te Kati, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Paina Te Poki, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Toenga Te Poki, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Wiremu Wharepa, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
He Petere Te Manuwhakarewa, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Pangapanga Iringa, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Wiremu Naera Pomare, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Hone Potete, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Retomona Ngamata, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Tangari Te Umu, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Pomani Te Rangikatohau, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Hemi Te Rangihauku, Claimant for land between Waitangi and Whangaroa
Petere Te Manuwhakarewa, Claimant for land between Waitangi and Whangaroa
Ngaharewiti, Claimant for land between Waitangi and Whangaroa
Ketu Te Roopu, Claimant for land between Waitangi and Whangaroa
Tamihana Karewa, Claimant for land between Waitangi and Whangaroa
Ngamate, Claimant for land between Waitangi and Whangaroa
Wi Naera Pomare, Claimant for land between Waitangi and Whangaroa
Wi Watikini, Claimant for land between Waitangi and Whangaroa
Hamuera Koteriki, Claimant for land between Waitangi and Whangaroa
H. Petere Te Manuwhakarewa, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Ihakara Te Kerenghuia, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Ngahiwi Puahuru, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Wiremu Tamihana, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
R. Roiri, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Te Rangipuahoaho, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Ihakara Te Rerengahunia, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Tupara Te Umu, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Tutere, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Tumahuhu, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Tahana, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Ngoingoi, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Moriori, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri
Wiremu Piti Rangiira, Claimant for land at Te Rui, Wharekauri
Tamati Makarati, Claimant for land at Te Rui, Wharekauri
Ngahiwi, Claimant for land at Waitangi, Wharekauri

🪶 Notice of times and places for investigating Native Land Court claims

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated1 April 1870
KeywordsNative Land Court, Whanganui, Land claims, Investigation
👩‍💼 Officials

W. Bridson, For Chief Clerk

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