Wellington Provincial Gazette – 1873 – No. 11

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✨ Native Land Claims Schedule



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SCHEDULE—continued.

Claimants. Land Claimed. Boundaries Translated from Claims. Place where plan will be deposited for public inspection.

| Ratana Te Urumingi, Matiaha Tspukawhiwhi, Utiku Mohuia, and others | Patupa, on the left bank of the Whanganui River | Bounded on the North by a line from the mouth of the Waipapa stream to Te Kerehu; thence by a line to Mataimoana; thence by a line to the boundary of Upokongaro Block No. 2, at Pipipi; thence bounded on the South East and East by the boundary of Upokongaro Block No. 2, (granted to Ratana Te Urumingi and others) to Tikinimapu; thence bounded on the South by lines to Pungarehu boundary at Otamawhango; thence bounded on the West by the boundary of Pungarehu to the Whanganui River at Waiwhere, and thence by the Whanganui River to the starting point. | Government Survey Office, Whanganui. |

| Ratana Te Urumingi, Keruhi Te Ope, Matiaha Tapukawhiwhi, Rota Takurangi, Utiku Mohuia, Teoti Parekaba, Mere Mawaa, and others | Waitaeore, on the left bank of the Whanganui River | Commencing about ten chains eastward of the Ngakurianui whirlpool, on the Whanganui River, near Parikino, and going eastward along the Otutata ridge to Onehunga; and thence eastward by cut lines to Teraiotahanga; thence Southward to a point on the Pipipi range; and thence North Westward to the starting point. |

| Mita Karaka Tapa, Hone Hira Te Wharetiti, and others | Tapuirau, on the left bank of the Whanganui River | On the right bank of the Whanganui River, commencing at Omatawhera; and thence bounded on the North East, East, and South East, by the Whanganui River to the Ohawea stream; on the South by the Ohawea stream; and on the West and North by land in the occupation of William Reid and Henry Serjeant, to Omatawhera, the starting point. |

| Hakaraia Korako, Hone Tumango, Roneti Tapa, Hare Te Apa | Wakahuruawaka, near Parikino, Whanganui | Being a piece of land on the proper left bank of the Whanganui River, about one mile above Parikino. Bounded on the North East partly by Te Rewa stream, and partly by a line 4318 links to Tahuhu; on the South East by a line 2,460 links long across Tirotiro flat; on the South by a line 3,155 links to Te Pari, on the Whanganui River; and on the West by the Whanganui River to the mouth of Te Rewa stream. |

| Hare Tipene Te Whakapae Tautahi | Maeneene, near Waitotara | The boundaries are shown on the map. It is a block of land situated between that of Mr. Williamson and Mr. Hunter. |

If surveyed, maps may be seen at the Government Survey Office, Whanganui.



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⚖️ Notice of Times and Places for Investigating Claims (continued from previous page)

⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
15 April 1873
Native Land Court, claims, Whanganui, land investigation, land boundaries
14 names identified
  • Ratana Te Urumingi, Claimant
  • Matiaha Tapukawhiwhi, Claimant
  • Utiku Mohuia, Claimant
  • Keruhi Te Ope, Claimant
  • Rota Takurangi, Claimant
  • Teoti Parekaba, Claimant
  • Mere Mawaa, Claimant
  • Mita Karaka Tapa, Claimant
  • Hone Hira Te Wharetiti, Claimant
  • Hakaraia Korako, Claimant
  • Hone Tumango, Claimant
  • Roneti Tapa, Claimant
  • Hare Te Apa, Claimant
  • Hare Tipene Te Whakapae Tautahi, Claimant