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Volume 9 Part 20: The Hauraki Tribal Lands: Supporting Papers

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The Hauraki Tribal Lands:

Supporting Papers

THE HAURAKI TREATY CLAIMS

VOLUME 9

PART 20

Hauraki Maori Trust Board

1.2 ii

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The Hauraki Tribal Lands

DAVID ALEXANDER

Supporting Papers: Part 20

HAURAKI MAORI TRUST BOARD

1997

1.3 iii

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First published in 1997 by
Hauraki Maori Trust Board
PO Box 33, Paeroa
Aotearoa New Zealand

ISBN 1-877198-71-4

Hauraki Maori Trust Board

This report was commissioned by the Hauraki Maori Trust Board
as part of its Waitangi Tribunal Claim research programme.
Any views expressed and conclusions drawn are those of the author.

All rights reserved.
No part of this publication may be reproduced,
stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means,
electronic, mechanical, including photocopying, recording or otherwise,
without the prior permission of the publisher.

Typeset by Wordset Enterprises Limited, Wellington
Printed by GP Print, Wellington, New Zealand

2 Table of Contents

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2.1 iv

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CONTENTS

Preface V

User Guide VI

Index—The Hauraki Tribal Lands Supporting Papers: Parts I to 28 VII

3 Preface

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3.1 v

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PREFACE

There are twenty-eight parts to this volume as the 1,450 documents reproduced here amount to over 14,000 pages. These 28 parts collectively comprise the companion volume to The Hauraki Tribal Lands, Parts 1-4 by David Alexander. This volume contains all the reference material necessary to support that report.

The reproduction quality of some plans and deeds is at a lower standard than would normally have been expected. This is because reproduction at the A4 size contained in this part of the volume is a reduction from the much larger size of the original document. Also the general condition of the original document may have deteriorated over the years : ink or pencil lines have faded; pages have been ripped, torn or are missing, and in some instances they have been damaged by water, fire, mildew or insects. The detailed references which are provided enable the reader to check the original source document.

The index to all supporting papers is set out in the preliminary pages found at the beginning of each part of this volume. A user guide is also provided.

4 User Guide

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USER GUIDE

The Hauraki Tribal Lands Supporting Papers, Parts 1 to 28 are over 14,000 pages of documentation relevant to The Hauraki Treaty Claims, and in particular the work of David Alexander who has researched the history of approximately 700 blocks of Maori land. These were the original Maori land blocks that were alienated mainly to the Crown and in most cases were subsequently sub-divided many times to form the present day pattern of land ownership in Hauraki.

Each document has been given its own unique identifier and has been categorised according to document type and the block of land or subject it relates to.

There are 23 different types of documents which have been labelled Section A through to Section W. These comprise deeds, files, Maori Land Court Minute Book records, survey plans, Certificates of Title, Land Registry Documents, Turton's Publications, Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives, Parliamentary Debates and Gazette Notices.

A copy of the main index is included in each part. The main index is organised as follows:

Index Plan

Section Document Type

Auckland Deeds
Native Land Purchase Files
Maori Affairs Department Head Office Files
Lands and Survey Department Head Office Files
Lands and Survey Department Auckland Files
Mines Department Head Office Files
Mines Department Thames Files
Justice Department Head Office Files
Maori Land Court Whangarei Minute Books
Maori Land Court Hamilton Minute Books
Maori Land Court Hamilton Block Order Files
Maori Land Court Hamilton Correspondence Files
Trust Commissioner Auckland Files
Hamilton Survey Plans
Auckland Survey Plans
Hamilton Certificates of Title
Hamilton Land Registry Documents
Auckland Land Registry Titles
Auckland Land Registry Documents
Turton's Publications
Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives
New Zealand Parliamentary Debates
New Zealand Gazette

5 Index - The Hauraki Tribal Lands Supporting Papers: Parts 1 to 28

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INDEX

Part i Section A—Auckland Deeds

	No. of
Doc.	Doc	Deed
No.	Pages	No.	Block
A1	4	197	Wainuiatoto & Pungapunga
A2	7	243	Taranoho
A3	21	244	Te Karo 1
A4	2	246	Hikutaia 2
A5	10	247	Hikutaia 3
A6	12	248	Whangamata 1
A7	4	249	Te Karo 2
A8	12	250	Whangamata 3
A9	13	251	Whangamata 5
A10	6	252	Otama East
A11	6	253	Otama West
A12	4	255	Omahu
A13	13	256	Opango
A14	6	258	Hotoritori
A15	13	259	Hihi & Piraunui
A16	4	262	Patapata
A17	3	265	Piako
A18	2	267	Piako
A19	2	268	Waemaro
A209	6	268A	Waemaro
A21	2	269	Waitoa
A22	2	270	Piako
A23	7	271	Hotungaio
A23a	4	333	Rotopiro
A24	2	344	Thames Foreshore
A25	14	345	Moanataiari 3
A26	II	346	Moanataiari 2A
A27	20	347	Moanataiari 4A
A28	22	348	Moanataiari 6
A29	12	349	Moanataiari 7
A30	12	350	Moanataiari 8A
A31	13	351	Moanataiari 8B
A32	II	352	Moanataiari 9
A33	II	353	Moanataiari 1A
A34	2	354	Kauaeranga B10
A35	2	355	Kauaeranga B11
A36	2	356	Kauaeranga B12A
A37	2	357	Kauaeranga B13
A38	2	358	Kauaeranga B13A
A39	2	359	Kauaeranga E8B
A40	4	360	Kauaeranga E9B
A41	4	360A	Kauaeranga E10B
A42	2	361	Kauaeranga E11B
A43	2	362	Kauaeranga E12B
A44	2	363	Kauaeranga E13B
A45	2	364	Kauaeranga E14B
A46	2	365	Kauaeranga 28A
A47	2	366	B Rangiriri A
A48	2	367	B Rangiriri D
A49	2	368	B Rangiriri F
A50	2	369	B Rangiriri G
A51	2	370	B Rangiriri H1
A52	2	371	B Rangiriri L
A53	2	372	B Te Tapuae Ouenuku
A54	2	373	B Tapuae
A55	4	373A	B Nokenoke A

	No. of
Doc	Doc.	Deed
No.	Pages	No.	Block
A56	2	374	B Nokenoke B
A57	2	375	Pukehinau 2
A58	2	376	B Karaka
A59	2	377	B Whakaharatau A
A60	2	459	Parangu 2
A61	6	584	Tautahanga
A62	3	654	Piako
A63	17	656	Rangihau
A64	3	688	Piako
A65	43	696	Kaimarama
A66	3	697	Ohuka
A67	2	708	Piako
A68	12	735	Waiwhakaurunga
A69	3	761	Moanataiari 5
A7o	8	828	Mangarehu
A71	10	829	Mangarehu East
A72	15	830	Mangakirikiri 2
A73	2	831	Mangotahi
A74	9	832	Puketui
A75	10	833	Wharekawa East 3
A76	14	834	Kapowai
A77	9	835	Ohinemuri
A78	9	836	Te Wharau
A79	4	842	Tanutanu
A80	2	955	Te Poho 2
A81	2	990	Thames Water Race
A82	5	1008	Karioi 2

Part 2

	No. of
Doc	Doc.	Deed
No	Pages	No.	Block
A83	6	1010	Karioi 3
A84	2	1022	Piako
A85	2	1035	Te Tautiti 1
A86	2	1036	Ahikope 1
A87	2	1037	Wharekahu
A88	2	1038	Totarapapa
A89	2	1039	Te Onetai 1
A90	2	1040	Omahu West
A91	6	1041	Omahu West 3
A92	2	1042	Tawhitirahi
A93	6	1043	Whitipirorua
A94	5	1044	Karaka South 2
A95	II	1045	Wharekawa East 1
A96	2	1046	Horete 4
A97	2	1047	Oteao 3
A98	4	1048	Te Tipi
A99	2	1049	Oteao 2
A100	2	1060	Ruahine 1
A101	5	1071	Karaka North 2
A102	3	1075	Moehau IA, IB &1C
A103	3	1076	Moehau IF & IP
A104	3	1077	Ahirau I & 2
A105	47	1079	Ounuora 2
A106	II	1087	Komata North

VII

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THE HAURAKI TRIBAL LANDS—SUPPORTING PAPERS

	No. of
Doc.	Doc.	Deed
No.	Pages	No.	Block
A170	2	1467	Ohinemuri 14A
A171	2	1468	Ohinemuri 15A
A172	2	1469	Ohinemuri 18A
A173	16	1480	Te Kapua 1
A174	5	1482	Te Ipu o Moehau 2
A175	4	1490	Otautu I & 2
A176	5	1532	Owharoa 3A
A177	1	1534	Ipu o Moehau I & 2
A178	2	1540	Ohinemuri 3A
A179	2	1541	Ohinemuri 8A
A180	2	1542	Ohinemuri 11A
A181	3	1543	Moehau 2A1
A182	3	1544	Moehau 2B2
A183	6	1581	Rangitoto

Part 3

	No. of
Doc.	of Doc.	Deed
No.	Pages	No.	Block
A184	4	1591	Te Tautiti 2
A185	4	1604	Waiwhariki
A186	4	1605	Wharekawa East 2
A187	4	1642	Pukehinau
A188	3	1647	Moehau 4
A189	5	1659	Mangakirikiri South 3A
A190	4	1660	Ohinemuri 2A1
A191	4	1661	Ohinemuri 4A1
A192	4	1662	Ohinemuri 7A1
A193	4	1663	Ohinemuri 10A1
A194	4	1664	Ohinemuri 13A1
A195	4	1665	Ohinemuri 16A1
A196	4	1666	Ohinemuri 17A1
A197	4	1667	Ohinemuri 19A1
A198	4	1668	Owharoa 2A1
A199	6	1730	Whangamata 2
A200	6	1731	Owharoa 5A
A201	5	1732	Kopuatai 1A
A202	5	1733	Kopuatai 2A
A203	5	1734	Kopuatai 4
A204	3	1735	Tokotoko/Kaumatua/Rangitoto
A205	3	1736	Patatai
A206	3	1737	Waitakaruru
A207	4	1741	Taparahi 2A
A208	4	1742	Taparahi 3A
A209	10	1744	Hikutaia 4
A210	3	1752	Manaia 1A
A211	3	1753	Manaia 2A
A2I2	3	1754	Ohinemuri 20A1
A213	2	1757	Karaka 1
A214	3	1758	Kopuatai 1B
A215	3	1761	Waiau 1A
A216	12	1763	Kuaotunu IC
A217	4	1767	Owharoa 4
A218	4	1772	Waiau 1A
A219	2	1786	Waiau 1A
A220	8	1790	Tairua
A221	5	1796	Tapapakaroro
A222	5	1797	Otuturu 1
A223	5	1802	Otuturu 2
A224	4	1803	Te Aroha Section 14A
A225	7	1805	Waiau 1A
A226	9	1806	Kuaotunu 3

	No. of
Doc.	Doc.	Deed
No.	Pages	No.	Block
A107	4	1113	Moehau 1J
A108	3	1172	Moehau 3C
A109 A110	4 5	1189 1192	Omahu West 2 Omahu West IA
A111	I0	1193	Mangakirikiri 1 South
A112	5	1194	Mangakirikiri 3 North
A113 A114	5 5	1195 1196	Owhao West Ruapekapeka North
A115	10	1197	Waiu
A116	2	1198	Manawaru
A117	2	1208	Moehau 1I
A118	4	1225	Horete 1A
A119 A120 A121	4 4 3	1226 1227 1127 1243	Waihou West 1A Te Nihinihi Owhataroa 1 South
A122	17	1245	Waikawau
A123	3	1246	Te Aroha
A124	8	1264	Moehau 1L
A125	19	1267	Waiwawa
A l26	2	1269	Piako
A127	6	1270	Karaka North 3
A128	2	1301	Kahamiroi
Al29	6	1302	Te Aroha
A130	3	1325	Kuaotunu 1A
A131	3	1326	Omotai 2
A132	2	1345	Kaipitopito
A133	4	1355	Onetai 2B
A134	10	1356	Manginahae
A135	13	1358	Ahuroa 1B
A136	5	1359	Horete 3
A137	10	1360	Moehau 3G
A138	1	1361	Kuaotunu 1
A139 A140	5 9	1362 1363	Ruahine 2 Te Poho 3
A141	4	1443	Te Ipu o Moehau 1
A142 A142	6	1368	Rapaatikiato 1
A143	7	1417	Parakete
A144 A145 A146	6 4 11	1423 1428 1442	Waihou West 2 Iringa o Pirori South Waikanae 1
A147	7	1444	Ohinemuri
A148	3	1445	Ohinemuri 1
A149	3	1446	Ohinemuri 2
A150	3	1447	Ohinemuri 3
A151	4	1448	Ohinemuri 4
A152	4	1449	Ohinemuri 5
A153	3	1450	Ohinemuri 7
A154 A155	3 3	1451 1452	Ohinemuri 8 Ohinemuri 9
A156	3	1453	Ohinemuri
A157	3	1454	Ohinemuri
A158	3	1455	Ohinemuri 12
A159	3	1456	Ohinemuri 13
A160	3	1457	Ohinemuri 14
A161	3	1458	Ohinemuri 15
A162	3	1459	Ohinemuri 16
A163	6	1460	Ohinemuri 17
A164	4	1461	Ohinemuri 18
A165	3	1462	Ohinemuri 19
A166 A167	3 5	1463 1464	Owharoa 2 Owharoa 3
A168	2	1465	Ohinemuri 5A
A169	2	1466	Ohinemuri 9A

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Index Part 4
	No. of
Doc.	Doc.	Deed
No.	Pages	No.	Block
A289	6	3040	Paetoke
A290	8	3041	Willis' Grant 2
A291	4	3042	Hoe o Tainui South 3C
A292	17	3170	Harataunga WestiA,2A,3A,4A, 5A&7A
A293	6	3171	Ohinemuri 2A2
A294	6	3172	Ohinemuri 4A2
A295	4	3173	Kopuatai 5B
A296	6	3174	Wahine Rukuwai 1
A297	6	3242	Oteao 4A
A298	18	3244	Mangawhero I & 3
A299	4	3293	Te Aroha Section 15
A300	4	3477	Kuaotunu 2A1
A301	4	3478	Kuaotunu 2A2
A302	1	3479	Te Kauanga Whenuakite 3
A303	3	3499	Te Aroha Section 15
A304	2	3500	Te Aroha Section 15
A305	2	3501	Te Aroha Section 15
A306	2	3502	Te Aroha Section 15
A307	2	3503	Te Aroha Section 15
A308	2	3518	Kuaotunu 1C
A309	3	3519	Kuaotunu 2A3
A310	4	3521	Te Awaiti 1B1
A311	7	3522	Te Awaiti 1D1
A312	4	3523	Te Awaiti 1F
A313	5	3524	Te Awaiti 1G
A314	4	3525	Te Awaiti 1H1
A315	4	3526	Te Awaiti 1J1
A316	4	3527	Te Awaiti 2A
A317	32	3528	Puhangateuru1A,2A,3A,4,4A&5
A318	21	3529	Otakawe 1A, 2A & 3A
A319	6	3530	Hoe o Tainui North 3A
A320	4	3548	Waiotahi A
A321	5	3575	Opitomoko & Kuranui
A322	5	3576	Parareka 2
A323	5	3577	Te Aroha Section 17D3A
A324	3	3578	Te Aroha Section 17D6
A325	2	3594	Te Aroha Section 14D
A326	1	3601	Te Aroha Section 17C
A327	3	3605	Te Aroha Section 17A
A328	3	3623	Hoe o Tainui South 4B1A
A329	6	3624	Horahia Opou 2B1
A330	7	3625	Horahia Opou 3A
A331	7	3626	Horahia Opou 4A
A332	4	3627	Horahia Opou 5A
A333	10	3628	Kaikahu 1A
A334	4	36z9	Kaikahu 2A
A335	6	3632	Kopuarahi 3A1
A336	4	3633	Kopuarahi 3B1
A337	4	3634	Kopuarahi 3C1
A338	4	3635	Kopuarahi 3D1
A339	4	3636	Kopuraruwai 1A
A340	5	3637	Kopuraruwai 4A
A341	2	3638	Koukourahi 2A
A342	5	3639	Koukourahi 4A1
A343	2	3640	Makumaku 5A1
A344	3	3641	Makumaku 5C1
A345	2	3642	Ngataipua 1A
A346	5	3643	Ngataipua East 1
A347	2	3644	Ohinemuri 20F
A348	4	3646	Te Awaiti 1B2A

	No. of
Doc.	Doc	Deed
No.	Pages	No.	Block
A227	4	1807	Ohinemuri 20A
A228	3	1814	Waiau 1A
A229	3	1815	Te Aroha Section 15
A230	5	1816	Motukahakaha
A231	4	1837	Kopuatai 2B
A232	4	1841	Paeroa
A233	3	1851	Mataitai 7
A234	3	1874	Ohinemuri 20C
A235	6	1876	Otakeao 2
A236	7	1877	Ngatitaharua Reserve
A237	4	1879	Moehau 1M
A238	5	1880	Koromatua 2
A239	3	1889	Waiau 1A
A240	6	1890	Waikawau North
A241	5	1891	Taparahi 3B
A242	3	1892	Komata North 1B6
A243	3	1893	Te Hopai 2
A244	15	1921	Te Aroha Section 15
A245	4	1932	Kuaotunu 1D4A
A246	7	1934	Kakatarahae 1
A247	3	1935	Otakeao 1A
A248	7	1936	Waiomu 1A
A249	3	1937	Waiomu 2A
A250	7	1938	Waipatukahu 5A
A251	3	1939	Marokoka
A252	2	1940	Waokauri A
A253	6	1941	Taparahi 3C1
A254	6	1942	Whangamata 1 Reserve
A255	8	1943	Ohinemuri 20E
A256	8	1944	Ohinemuri 20B1
A257	8	1945	Ngatikoi Reserve
A258	6	1946	Owharoa 5B1
A259	4	1947	Owharoa 2A2
A260	6	1948	Te Hopai 1A
A261	8	1949	Maurihoro A
A262	6	2040	Waikanae 2
A263	12	2041	Whangamata 6A & 6B2
A264	3	2042	Horete 1B1
A265	4	2043	Waitakaruru 5A
A266	3	2044	Pouarua Pipiroa 2
A267	2	2045	Ngarua 2
A268	2	2046	Ngarua 3
A269	2	2047	Ngarua 4
A270	3	2049	Te Awaiti 4
A271	6	2050	Maukoro 2A
A272	10	2051	Maukoro 2A
A273	4	2052	Hoe o Tainui South 2
A274	2	2053	Hoe o Tainui South 3A
A275	4	2054	Hoe o Tainui South 3B
A276	9	3027	Pouarua Pipiroa 1A
A277	11	3028	Pouarua Pipiroa 3A
A278	8	3029	Ngarua 1A
A279	5	3030	Ngarua 5B
A280	6	3031	Waikaka A1
A281	9	3032	Waikaka C1
A282	8	3033	Opepeka 1A & 2
A283	13	3034	Mangawhero 2, 4, 5 & 6
A284	10	3035	Kopuatai 3 & 6
A285	5	3036	Rangatahae 1
A286	5	3037	Takapau 1
A287	7	3038	Takapau Rerekau
A288	5	3039	Te Whanake 1

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THE HAURAKI TRIBAL LANDS—SUPPORTING PAPERS

Number

Doc. of Doc. Deed
Number Pages Number

A349 3 3647

A350 5 3648

A351 18 3653

A352 8 3670

A353 3 3671

A354 3 3672

A355 3 3673

A356 3 3839

A357 6 3841

A358 6 3842

A359 15 3845

A360 4 3846

A361 2 3847

A362 5 3862

A363 3 3893

A364 1 3974

A365 2 4011

A366 1 4013

A367 2 4014

A368 1 4048

A369 3 4063

A370 1 4097

A371 1 4130

A372 1 4133

A373 2 4268

A374 2 4508

A375 1 4530

A376 2 4559

A377 2 4564

A378 6 4566

A379 2 4573

A380 5 4578

A381 6 4587

A382 2 4600

A383 6 4604

A384 1 4604A

A385 3 4608

A386 4 4610

A387 5 4613

A388 4 4624

A389 3 4643

A390 2 4645

A391 2 4665

A392 5 4690

A393 8 4693

A394 5 4734

A395 4 4743

A396 9 5042

A397 6 5097

A398 2 5099

A399 20 5100

A400 2 5105

A401 3 5107

A402 2 5113

A403 3 5116

A404 2 5122

A405 2 5189

Block

Tiritiri 4B1

Waitakaruru 1B2

Ngatitamatera Reserve A Pukemokemoke 1A & 2A Te Aroha Section 17C Te Aroha Section 17D4 Te Aroha Section 17D5 Hoe o Tainui South 4B2 Kopuarahi 1A

Makumaku 3A

Ngaromaki

Puhangateuru 1B

Waitakaruru 5B3

Te Aroha Section 17D1 & 17B Te Aroha Section 17D1 Ngataipua 2

Te Aroha Section 17B Waitakaruru 5B

Waitakaruru 5B3

Horahia Opou 3B2

Te Aroha Section 17A3 Te Awaiti 2B

Te Await 1A1

Te Aroha Section 17A1 Whangamata 4B2A Rawhitiroa A3

Whangamata 4D3

Harataunga East 1B1 Puhangateuru 3B2

Mata South B

Wahine Rukuwai 2A

Hoe o Tainui North 6B2J1 Whangamata 4D4B1 Ngatikoi Reserve 1A Whangamata 4B1,4B2B1&4D4B2A Whangamata 4D4B2A Wairau 3A1

Makumaku 5A2D4B1 Hoe o Tainui North 5B2 Hoe o Tainui North 6A2A Te Awaiti 1J2A2B

Opatito

Whangamata 4C

Te Await 1J2B1B2B

Hoe o Tainui South 4B1B Ngatikoi Reserve 1B2 Ngatikoi Reserve 1B1 Kopuarahi 2 & Koukourahi 3A Hoe o Tainui North 6B2J2 Moanakapiti-Huhuraumati D4A1

Manaiar B&2B Sections E2A & E2E

Moanakapiti-Huhuraumati D4C

Te Aroha Section 17B Moanakapiti-Huhuraumati C2A

Moanakapiti-Huhuraumati D4B

Te Aroha Section 17A1 Harataunga West 2B1

A406 2 5418

A407 2 5443

A408 2 5547

A409 5 5639

A410 11 5649

B1 4 1873/29

B2 6 1873/31

B3 6 1873/35

B4 3 1873/41

B5 I 1873/42

B6 3 1873/51

B7 Not used

B8 1 1873/145

B9 8 1873/194

B10 12 1873/199

B11 2 1873/218

B12 1 1873/200

B13 1 187.4/69

B14 9 1874/79

B15 6 1874/137

B16 11 1874/159

B17 2 1874/186

B18 2 1874/441

B19 3 1874/482

B20 1 1875/130

B21 2 1875/269

B22 6 1879/43

B23 13 1879/202

B24 1 1879/565

B25 14 1880/58

B26 4 1880/180

B27 6 1880/395

B28 1 1880/595

B29 4 1880/632

B30 25 1880/700
B31 5 1880/722

B32 19 1880/777

B33 3 1881/110

B34 29 1881/114

B35 13 1881/189

B36 184 1881/246

B37 6 1881/325

B38 8 1881/429

B39 21 1881/481

B40 67 1881/516

Part 6

No. of NLP

Doc.

No. Doc. File

Pages No.

B41 29 1882/5

B42 24 1882/455

B43 8 1882/482

B44 4 1883/94

B45 3 1883/243

B46 16 1883/371

Whangamata 6B1 Wahine Rukuwai 2B Moehau 2B4C2B2 Taparahi 2B1A Ngataipua 4

General

Whangamata

Waiwhakaurunga

Hikutaia/Whangamata

General

Thames Waterworks Thames Foreshore Waitoa

Thames Foreshore Thames Foreshore Piako

Kapowai/Puketui

Piako

Thames Foreshore General

Tairua/Te Karo Thames Foreshore General

Tautahanga

General Tapapakaroro

General Piako

Ruahine 2 Tairua

Moehau 1J

General Waiu

Ohinemuri

Piako

Ounuora 2

General Ohinemuri

Owharoa Whenuakite 2

Waihou West 3 Waiotahi A

Block

Coromandel Foreshore Karioi

Manginahae

General Horete 3 General

All Deeds held by Land Information New Zealand, Head Office.

Part 5 Section B

Native Land Purchase Files

No. of NLP

Doc.

No. Doc. File

Pages No. Block

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B47	5	1883/372	Ruapekapeka
B48	2	1883/373	Piako
B49	6	1883/403	Waihou West 2
B50	34	1884/11	Parakete
B51	28	1884/50	Moehau 3G
B52	15	1884/74	Waihou West 1
B53	13	1884/149	Hihi & Piraunui
B54	42	1885/18	General
B55	5	1885/170	Karioi 3
B56	13	1885/187	Karaka
B57	4	1885/267	Omahu West 3
B58	52	1885/343	Piako
B59	30	1886/36	Rapaatikiato
B60	1	1886/179A	Whangamata/Ohinemuri
B61	1	1886/254	Rangitoto
B62	125	1887/201	Wharekawa East 2
B63	23	1888/6	Pukehinau
B64	37	1888/88	Waiwhariki

Part 7

	No. of	NLP
Doc.	Doc.	File
No.	Pages	No.	Block
B65	22	1888/281	Karaka North
B66	50	1888/297	Otautu 1 & 2
B67	22	1889/3 6	Mangakirikiri 3
B68	3	1889/39	Waiotahi A
B69	60	1889/268	Ohinemuri
B70	60	1890/144	Kuaotunu 1
B71	53	1890/311	Hikutaia 4
B72	60	1891/8	Whangamata 2
B73	5	1891/229	Omahu West 2
B74	932	1892/8	Piako

Part 8

No. of NLP

Doc. Doc. File

No. Pages No. Block

B74 932 1892/8 Piako

Part 9

	No. of	NLP
Doc.	Doc.	File
No.	Pager	No.	Block
B75	4	1892/44	Owharoa 2
B76	31	1892/220	Iringa o Pirori
B77	1	1893/31	Ohinemuri 18
B78	3	1893/45	Ohinemuri
B79	10	1893/147	Whangamata 4A
B80	52	1893/243	Otuturu
B81	52	1893/268	Te Aroha Domain
B82	158	1893/271	Piako

Part 10

	No. of	NLP
Doc.	Doc	File
No.	Pages	No.	Block
B83	44	1894/93	Parareka 2
B84	12	1894/11	Mataitai 7
B85	34	1894/287	Piako
B86	I	1894 /316	Mangakirikiri 1
B87	2	1894/354	Owharoa 5
B88	5	1894/358	Moehau 1M
B89	3	1894/373	Wharekawa 4

Index
	No. of	NLP
Doc.	Doc.	File
No.	Pages	No.	Block
B90	2	1894/386	Whanauroroa
B91	48	1895/15	Repanga
B92	6	1895/23	Ngatitaharua Reserve
B93	7	1895/51	Ngatitu Reserve
B94	7	1895/69	Ohinemuri 4
B95	3	1895/73	Otakeao
B96	4	1895/106	Hapuakohe
B97	4	1895/112	Te Aroha
B98	11	1895/115	Makomako/Pungarehuroa
B99	1	1895/125	Hoe o Tainui
B100	3	1895/130	Piako
B101	38	1895/155	Koromatua 2
B102	13	1895/254	Komata North 1B6
B103	18	1895/304	Tihiouou
B104	27	1895/340	Waokauri
B105	8	1895/382	Whangamata 1 Reserve
B106	15	1895/444	Ngatitamatera Reserve
B107	6	1896/38	Owharoa 2
B108	12	1896/109	Marokoka
B109	6	1896/209	Mata South
B110	13	1896/219	Piako
B111	14	1896/244	Horete 1B2
B112	23	1897/84	Hoe o Tainui South 1
B113	8	1897/120	Kaikahu 3
B114	4	1897/147	Koukourahi 2
B115	1	1897/209	Kakatarahae
B116	10	1897/214	Waikanae 2
B117	76	1897/238	Waiau 1
B118	37	1897/265	Te Whanake
Part 11

	No. of	NLP
Doc.	Doc.	File
No.	Pages	No.	Block
B119	42	1897/306	Waikanae 1
B120	20	1898/21	Whangamata 6
B121	9	1898/30	Moehau 3
B122	48	1898/195	Ngarua & Mangawhero
B123	14	1898/119	Ngaromaki
B124	5	1898/147	Moehau 1
B125	10	1898/167	Te Hopai
B126	36	1898/168	Kopuatai 1B
B127	18	1898/186	Willis' Grant
B128	77	1899/48	Harataunga
B129	105	1899/89	Taparahi 2
B130	57	1899/108	Manaia
B131	53	1899/112	Owhataroa/Ipuwhakatara

Part 12

	No. of	NLP
Doc	Doc.	File
No.	Pages	No.	Block
B132	9	1899/156	Karaka 1
B133	4	1899/160	Ahiraumati
B134	12	1899/190	Oteao 4
B135	26	1899/198	Mangawhero
B136	47	1899/218	Pouarua Pipiroa
B137	40	1899/234	Te Aroha
B138	4	1900/43	Wahine Rukuwai
B139	28	1900/48	Waikaka
B140	39	1900/87	Maukoro
B141	19	1901/35	Opepeka

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	No. of	NLP
Doc.	Doc.	File
No.	Pages	No.	Block
B142	2	1901/37	Ohinearei
B143	17	1901/47	Otakawe
B144	18	1902/20	Kuaotunu 2A2
B145	38	1902/37	Te Aroha
B146	104	1902/40	Kuaotunu 3
B147	4	1902/54	Kuaotunu 2A1
B148	10	1902/60	Waiparuparu
B149	34	1902/67	Kauanga Whenuakite 3
B150	112	1902/68	Hoe o Tainui North 3
Part 13

Doc, No.	Doc. Pages	File No.	Block
B151	13	1903/I	Kuaotunu 1C
B152	29	1903/102	Kuaotunu 1D
B153	2	1904/103	Ngarua
B154	38	1905/39	Te Awaiti
B155	3	1905/81	Tautiti 2
B156	4	1906/40	Moehau IG
B157	25	1906/85	Maurihoro
B58	15	1907/21	Pukemokemoke
B159	13	1910/130	Waitakaruru
B160	7	1911/59	Hoe o Tainui South 4
B161	13	1912/29	Koukourahi/Kopuarahi
B162	32	1912/40	Hoe o Tainui North 6
B163	15	1913/97	Horahia Opou
B164	44	1913/107	Whangamata 4
B165	15	1913/107/I	Whangamata 4
B166	38	1914/55	Manaia
B167	38	1914/67	Rawhitiroa
B168	7	1914/107	Moanakapiti/Huhuraumati
B169	24	1915/21	Wahine Rukuwai 2
B17o	31	1915/40	Mata South
B171	17	1916/20	Puhangateuru 3B2
B172	47	1919/21	Makumaku/Wairau
B173	39	1919/43	Ngatirahiri Reserve
B174	55	1920/31	Ngatikoi Reserve
B175	4	1921/45	Makumaku 4
B176	21	1921/75	Hoe o Tainui South 4
B177	28	1924/19	Opatito

All files are located in National Archives, Wellington.

The Archives Reference is MA-MLP 1, except for the following:

1881/246 MA 13/54b; 1885/343 MA 13/64; 1892/8 MA 13/64; 1896/109 MA-MLP 6/7

All documents are extracts of the files, except for NLP 1892/8, which is the complete file, and is ordered accordingly (i.e. most recent correspondence on the top of the file).

Part 14 Section C-Maori Affairs Department Head Office Files

	No. of
Doc.	Doc.	File
No.	Pages	No.	Subject
C1	1	N&D 1875/5994	Thames Foreshore
C2	2	N&D 1878/2741	Thames Foreshore
C3	28	NO 1882/1284	Ohinemuri
C4	172	NO 1889/853	Moehau 4
C5	5	NO 1889/2075	Waikawau
C6	30	N 1907/23	Awaiti 2

	No. of
Doc.	Doc.	File
No.	Pages	No.	Subject
C7	142	N 1907/507	Waikawau
C7a	I	N 1908/694	Waitakaruru
C8	8	MA 5/5/104	Whangamata 6BI
C9	6	MA 5/5/194	Moehau 2B4C2B2
CI0	13	MA 5/5/286	Purunui/Motutere B
Part 15

	No. of
Doc.	Doc.	File
No.	Pages	No.	Subject
CII	340	Special File 2	Te Aroha
C12	25	Special File 62	Ohinemuri
C13	29	Special File 62	Ohinemuri
C14	47	Special File 120	Te Aroha

All files held in National Archives, Wellington, except for the following, for which no files were located (the infomation concerning them is taken from Maori Affairs Head Office Inwards Correspondence Registers, held by National Archives, Wellington, and set out in Schedule form):

N &D 1875/5994; N&D 1878/2741; NO 1889/2075; N 1908/694

Archives References for the remainder are as follows:

NO 1882/1284; MA 13/35(b); NO 1889/853; MA 13/29(b); N 1907/23; MA I; N 1907/507; MA 1; MA 5/5/104; MA I; MA 5/5/194; MA I; MA 5/5/286; MA 1; Special File 2; MA 13/86; Special File 62 (C12); MA 13/35(b); Special File 62 (C,3); MA 13/35(c); Special File 120 MA 13/85

Part 16 Section D-Lands and Survey Department Head Office Files

	No. of
Doc.	Doc.	File
No.	Pages	No.	Subject
D1	37	14422	Omahu West
D2	25	19415	Waitakaruru
D3	77	54769	General
D4	27	55607	General
D5	7	55964	Ngaromaki
D6	9	57344	Moehau 2A2
D7	I	57540	Makumaku 1 & 2
D8	3	57946	Kopuraruwai 2
D9	6	57947	Koukourahi 3B
D10	3	57948	Koukourahi 3B
D11	15	57949	Koukourahi 1
D12	3	57950	Ngataipua 3
D13	14	57951	Ngataipua 2
D14	4	57952	Kopuarahi 2
D15	I	57974	Waikaka Reserve
D16	3	58221	Makumaku 4
D17	2	58755	Ngaromaki
D17a	I	7/553	Hoe o Tainui South 4B1B
D18	65	7/618	Kuaotunu 2B
D19	20	7/909	Ngataipua 4
D20	132	22/832	Ohinemuri 20
D2I	44	22/2561	Ongarehu
D22	8	22/2861	Ohinemuri 6
D23	7	36/2377	Whangamata 6B1

All files are located in National Archives, Wellington.

The Archives Reference is LS 1, except for the following: 14422 MA 13/54(a)

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57974 The file was not located (the infomation concerning it is taken from Maori Affairs Head Office Inwards Correspondence Register (held by National Archives, Wellington), and Lands and Survey Head Office Inwards corrpesondence Register (held by Land Information New Zealand Head Office), and set out in Schedule form.

22/832 AAMX/W3529

36/2377 AAMX/W3284

Part 17 Section E-Lands and Survey Department Auckland Files

	No. of
Doc.	Doc.	File
No.	Pages	No.	Subject
E1	18	681A	Piako
E2	10	2469	Wharekawa
E3	3	4017	Moehau

Held by National Archives, Auckland. The Archives Reference is LS-A 1108.

Part 17 Section F-Mines Department Head Office Files

	No. of
Doc.	Doc.	File
No.	Pages	No.	Subject
FI	33	1894/401	Kuaotunu
F2		1894/429	Waitaia
F3	4	1898/1327	Kuaotunu 3
F4	7	1900/272	Paeroa
F5	20	1905/1517	Opitomoko & Kuranui/
			Parareka 2
F6	7	1906/622	Opitomoko Kuranui/
			Parareka 2

All files located at National Archives, Wellington, except 1898/132, which was not located (the infomation concerning it is taken from Mines Head Office Inwards Correspondence Register (held by National Archives, Wellington), and set out in Schedule form.

The Archives Reference is MD 1.

Part 17 Section G-Mines Department Thames Files

No. of

Doc. Doc

No. Pages

GI 18 Mining Warden Thames Inwards Correspondence File

This file is held at National Archives, Auckland. The Archives Reference is BACL A208/1

Part 17 Section H-Justice Department Head Office Files

	No. of
Doc.	Doc.	File
No.	pages	No.	Subject
HI	8	1899/1070	Harataunga 2
H2	25	1900/939	Pungapunga

Both files are located at National Archives, Wellington. The Archives Reference is j1.

Part 17 Section I-Maori Land Court Whangarei Minute Books

No. of Auckland

Dec Doc. Minute

No. Pages Book Page Nos

II 7 8 35-36,331-333,342-343

Held by Maori Land Court, Whangarei.

Part i8 Section J-Maori Land Court Hamilton Minute Books

Doc. No.	No. of Doc Pages	Coromandel Minute Book	Page Nos
J1	19	1	18-19,79-82, 88, 164, 189-193, 199-202, 244, 247
J2	159	2	41, 77-186, 188-201, 206-207, 212-215, 270-271, 277-287, 397-398, 401-412, 406-412, 414-417
J3	31	3	9-11, 33-35, 68-70, 75, 105, 137-
			147, 149-154, 189, 389,433
J4	30	4	139-140, 142-157, 161-166, 192- 194, 201-202, 231
J5	34	5	72-78, 89-206, 108-111, 115, 132-134
J6	33	6	5-6, 8-9, 11-13, 35, 38-43A, 113-127, 150-151
J7	10	8	313, 346-349, 368-372

Dec No. J8	No. of Dec Pages 6	Hauraki Minute Book	Page Nos 78-83
J9	I	3	401
J10	5	4	46-50
J11	5	5	328, 346-349
J12	26	6	19-22, 225-243, 391, 410-411
J13	24	7	28-29, 31-34, 42-43, 73-75, 107-
			111, 188, 203-204, 211-215
J14	76	8	161, 163, 165-168, 170-188, 207- 210, 212-214, 227-229, 235-238, 259-261, 264-267, 279, 284-285, 288-290, 3o2, 306-307, 318-319, 352-353, 368-373, 438-439, 446- 453
J15	91	9	3-10, 40-62, 65-67 102-103,

154-158, 180-207, 214-222, 238,239, 242, 280, 322-323, 435-440

Part 19

Doc. No. J16	No. of Doc. Pages 52	Hauraki Minute Book I0	Page Nos 26-59, 67, 129-131, 188-193, 198- 200, 320-323, 369
JI7	125	11	13-14, 61-67, 69-81, 85-95, 97-
			108, 110, 179-181, 237-247, 249-254, 257, 272=273, 288-291, 310-323, 325, 346-349, 352-356, 363-375, 377-387
J18	57	12	1-2, 4-10, 246-275, 279-292, 305, 318, 346-347
J19	4	13	49-51, 288
J20	70	14	2-9, 11, 19-23, 25, 74, 83-84, 87,

89, 134-140, 153-161, 221-222, 230-234, 291, 312-336, 346

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No. of Hauraki No. of Hauraki

Doc. Doc. Minute Doc. Doc. Minute

No. Pages Book Page Nos No. Pages Book Page Nos

J21 7 15 53-54, 61-6x,132-133 J58 24 52 101-112, 126-127, 129-136, 138-

J22 25 16 123-124, 126, 321-328, 393-400, 139

403-408 J59 (not used)

J23 6 17 97, 108, 110-m, 143, 152 J60 34 53 77, 86, 96-97, 1o8,174-179, 198,

124 6 18 251-256 203,218-222, 230-234, 239-242,

J25 20 19 129-131, 136-137, 206-209, 212- 250-251, 269-272, 347

213, 231-235, 237-240 161 6 54 203, 289, 291, 317, 346, 378

J26 21 20 289-299, 324-332, 335 J62 19 55 10, 197, 211-213, 316-321, 368-

J27 17 21 4-7, 15-16, 54-58, 68-69, 96-97, 369, 373-374, 377-378, 382-383

104-1o5 J63 38 56 140-141, 201-202, 204, 241, 259,

J28 19 23 2-11, 54-59, 246-247 309-311, 329-332, 334, 338-339,

J29 29 24 3o-32, 86-90, 134-136, 161-171, 343-344, 347-348, 351-359, 367-

'82-185, 207-209 373

J3o 64 25 90-110, 143-159, 162-169, 18'-

183, 189-zoo, 319-320

Part 21 Part 20

No. of Haurald

No. of Haurald Doc. Doc. Minute

Doc. Doc. Minute No. Pager Book Page Nos

No. Pages Book Page Nos

J64 23 57 103, 127-129, 134-135, 305-306,

131 8 26 5o, 106-112

314-315, 331-335, 341, 348-352,

132 25 27 241-249, 255-259, 272-274, 279- 361-362

285 165 40 58 8-1o, 12-14, 8z-83,132, 155, 208-

J33 II 28 291-301 217, 335-336, 339-345, 347-351,

134 2 28A 95-96

5 3o 81 , 364

J36 360361- -

358

135 I 28B 50 J66 23 59 2-8, 8o, 97-98, 112-114, 117-118, -85

122, 125-126, 172, 179-180, 216137 3 31 206-208

217

J38 7 32 93-95,103,105-107 167 9 6o 34-38, 269-272

J39 2 33 240-241

J68 18 61 1-14, 81-84

J40 6 34 83-88 169 5 62 236-238, 293-294

J41 50 35 186 (5 inserted pages), 194-196, .171 0

2 7 5

19 63 50, 260-27504-30

204-211, 213-234, 264 (5 .17 64 3-74

, 3

inserted pages), 298 (6 inserted

J72 1 65 3z6 pages)

J73 i 66 363

142 18 36 3-6, 14-18, 2/-25, 35-36, 204,

J74 8 67 245-246, 249, 266-268, 310-311 279

J75 n 68 4, 41-42, III, 114, 1/9, 125, 328,

J43 5 36A 13-17

144 36 37 7-8, 122-129, 131, 142-149, 152- 353 354 216

, 102

69 2 J76

153, 156, 160-168, 170-171, 266-

177 4 70 208, 221-222, 228

267, 321

J78 4 8o 85-86,133-134

J45 2 38 264-265

J46 39 39 89, 113-126, 229-230, 253-263, No. of Waikato

272-273,275,281-287, 295 Doc. Doc. Minute 240

40 I

No. Pages Book Page Nos

J47

J48 45 41 33-36, 171-179, 183-184, 188, 193, J79 6 2 299-304

195-196, 198-203, 205, 211-217, Held by Maori Land Court, Hamilton 220, 222-223

149 5 42 105-107, 145-146

BO II 43 45-48, 62-63, 87-89,147-147 Part 21 Section K-Maori Land Court

J51 II 44 19-21, 30, 38-39, 47-49, 161, 291

J52 32 45 25-31, 33-38, 61, 63, 124-126, Hamilton Block Order

149-150, 154, 159-162, 179-185 No. of

153 40 46 /60, 183-188, 205-222, 233, 243- Doc. Doc. File

251, 331, 342-343, 348, 364 No. Pages No. Block

J54 z8 47 56-57, 69-70, 78-79, 116-127, K1 5 C1o4 Kapowai

130-138 K2 5 Cn9 Rangihau

J55 25 48 68-74, 80-82, 113-115, 164-165, K3 2 C132 Kaimarama

259-260, 292-293, 341-346 K4 8 C134 Oteao 1

J56 4 49 79-80, 318, 335 K5 4 C141 Waiwawa

J57 17 50 16-18, 48, 61-6z, 103, 133, 141- K6 2 C149 Whenuakite

142, 159, 276, 301-302, 360-361, K7 9 Cisx Ahirau (Cabbage Bay)

363 K8 17 C164 Oteao 3

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	No.of
Doc.	Doc.	File
No.	Pages	No.	Block
K9	3	C165	Oteao 2,
K10	6	C189	Ounuora 2
K11	1	C192	Ahirau (Mercury Bay)
K12	4	C197	Matamataharakeke
K13	8	C264	Huhurahi
K14	19	C310	Tapapakaroro/Okahutai
K15	3	C311	Motukahakaha
K16	10	C319	Harataunga
K17	7	C320	Waikawau
K18	6	C323	Waikanae 1
K19	5	C324	Te Weiti 1, 2 & 3
K20	20	C333	Otautu
K21	6	C393	Te Mata South
K22	4	C398	Waipatukahu 5
K23	4	C399	Waiomu 1
K24	4	C400	Waiomu 2
K25	5	C507	Kuaotunu 1
K26	9	C509	Kuaotunu 3
K27	13	C510	Kuaotunu 4
K28	4	C511	Kuaotunu 5
K29	4	C5I2	Kuaotunu 6
K30	2	H166	Tautahanga
K31	3	H198	Whitipirorua
K32	3	H260	Ahikope
K33	7	H270	Mangarehu
K34	2	H353	Te Tipi
K35	4	H361	Totarapapa
K36	5	H395	Papatai
K37	5	H410	Te Poho
K38	3	H416	Manginahae
K39	11	H540	Ruahine
K40	5	H556	Wharekawa East 2
K41	9	H570	Kahamiroi
K42	5	H571	Wharekahu
K43	7	H586	Ruapekapeka
K44	8	H592	Waiwhakaurunga/Opango
K45	13	H609	Ipu o Moehau
K46	8	H614	Waihou West 2
K47	9	H621	Hihi & Piraunui
K48	1	H625	Te Wharau
K49	13	H632	Te Tautiti
K50	13	H649	Waihou West
K51	25	H663	Kopuatai
K52		1	H664 Koromatua
K53	8	H675	Horete 1
K54	9	H704	Karioi
K55	14	H745	Taparahi
K56	15	H794	Mangakirikiri
K57	114	H811	Ohinemuri

Part 22

	No. of
Doc.	Doc. File
No.	Pages No.		Block
K58	40	H814	Ohinemuri 20
K59	6	H867	Otuturu
K60	26	H959	Te Hopai
K61	7	H997	Paetoke
K62	7	H1001	Rangatahae
K63	6	H1004	Takapau
K64	5	H1005	Tokotoko/Kaumatua/Rangitoto
K65	9	H1006	Takapau Rerekau
K66	13	H1009	Wahine Rukuwai

Doc. Doc. File

No. Pagers. No. Block

K67 9 H1010 Waitakaruru 1

K68 11 H1012 Te Whanake

K69 23 H1014 Waikaka

K70 29 H1059 Kaikahu

K71 13 H11140 Kopuraruwai

K72 27 H1141 Koukourahi

K73 16 H1154 Ngataipua

K74 20 H1157 Makumaku

K75 22 H1182 Maukoro

K76 5 H1183 Willis' Grant

K77 8 H1185 Hoe o Tainui A

K78 31 H1187 Mangawhero

K79 19 H1193 Horahia Opou

K8o 54 H1206 Te Awaiti

K81 51 H1232 Otakawe

K82 38 H1254 Pouarua Pipiroa

K83 39 H1297 Waikaka Reserve

K84 20 H1312 Ngarua

K85 23 H1322 Opepeka

K86 18 H1336 Ngatitamatera Reserve

K87 2 H1336 (Part Bii Tamatera Reserve

K88 5 H1348 Ohinemuri 2A2

K89 5 H1349 Ohinemuri 4A2

K90 8 H1350 Ohinemuri 6

K91 5 H1351 Ohinemuri 7A2

K92 2 H1353 Ohinemuri 13A2,

K93 13 H1355 Ohinemuri 17A2

K94 4 H1604 Sec 1 Block V Ohinemuri SD

K95 I H1620 Rawerawe

All files held by Maori Land Court, Hamilton.

Part 23 Section L—Maori Land Court Hamilton Correspondence Files

No. of

Doc. Doc. File

No. Pages No. Block

L1 6 C202 Whenuakite

L2 7 C353 Kaimarama

L3 9 H609 Ipu o Moehau

L4 42 H811 Ohinemuri

L5 20 H883 Ohinemuri

L6 7 H1009 Wahine Rukuwai

L7 13 H1014 Waikaka

L8 2 H1140 Kopuraruwai

L9 4 H1154 Ngataipua

All files held by Maori Land Court, Hamilton.

Part 23 Section M—Trust Commissioner Auckland Files

No. of

Doc Doc

No. Pages Year

Mr 86 1873

M2 22 1875

M3 22 1882

All files held at National Archives, Auckland. Archives References are as follows:

1873 BABG/A52/9

1875 BABG/A52/10

1882 BABG/A52/11 &12

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Part 24 Section N—Hamilton Survey Plans

Doc. Plan

No. No. Block

Maori Land (ML) Plans

Doc. Plan

No. No. Block

Maori Land (ML) Plans

N1 66

N2 70

N3 106

N4 991

N5 1066C

N6 1066D1A

N71066D1B

N8 1066D2

N9 1066E

N10 1066G

N11 1066H

N12 10661

N13 1135

N14 1408

N15 1408(1B)

N16 1486A

N17 1486B

N18 1486C

N19 1651

N20 1674

N21 1737

N22 1742

N23 1811

N24 1831

N25 1847

N26 1905

N27 1958

N28 1959

N29 1966

N30 1967

N31 2043

N32 2043A

N33 2171

N34 2243

N35 2243A

N36 2268

N37 2278

N38 2285

N39 2302

N4o 2302A

N41 2493

N42 2494

N43 2516

N44 2525

N45 2534

N46 2535

N47 2551

N48 2555

N49 2557

N50 2557C

N51 2569

N52 2570

N53 2580

N54 2583

N55 2594

N56 2605

N57 2607

N58 2609

N59 2612

N60 2615

N61 2617

Pukemaukuku Parangu 2 Whakanekeneke

Hotungaio Pukekura Matakitaki Matakitaki Kauri

Pita's Block Maumaupaki Awakanae Mahakirau Pukeatua & Waiau

Waiau

Hangawera Piako

Piako

Parakete

Te Kapua Motutere Waitaia

Hotungaio & Taurikomore Rangitoto

Otuturu

Otautu

Kapowai (4 pages) Ounuora (2 pages) Kaimarama (z pages) Waiwawa & Taranoho

Te Weiti

Ahirau

Te Wharau Te Wharau

Komata North & South Te Karaka

Whenuakite Otautu 1 & 2 Otautu 3 & 4 Pakautukua Rangiahu Waiwhakaurunga (2 pages) Harataunga

Manginahae Hotoritori Otama

Waikawau (4 pages) Manaia

Manaia

Whitipirorua Omahu

Tairua (2 pages) Whangamata Karaka

Hihi & Piraunui

Te Karo

Ounuora

Whangamata & Hikutaia Owhataroa

Tautahanga

N62 2629

N63

2640

N64 2646

N65 2647

N66 2648

N67 2702

N68 2704

N69 2704A

N70 2721

N71 2724B

N72 2733

N73 2735

N74 NotusedN75 2739

N75 2739

N76 2796

N77 2896

N78 2898

N79 2898(1)

N80 2900

N81 2901

N82 290I(1B2)

N83 2906

N84 2907

N85 294 (2)

N86 2914(1)

N87 294(3)

N88 2916

N89 2940

N90 2951

N91 2951A

N92 2951C

N93 2951D

N94 2952

N95 2971

N96 2973

N97 2976

N98 2976(1)

N99 2977
N100 2982

N102 2982(1D)

N103 2992

N104 2993

N105 3006

N106 3010

N107 3026

N108 3028

N109 3033

N110 3044

N111 3053

N112 3054

N113 3057
N114 3062

N115 3119

N116 3127

N17 3304

N118 3305

N119 3306

N120 3387
N121 3407

N122 3410A&B

Whenuakite 2 Owhao

Mangotahi Waokauri Rapaatikiato Hangawera Taukoro

Taukoro

Ipu o Moehau Tawhitirahi Waiu

Te Weiti 4

Puketui

Omahu Reserve Mangakirikiri 4 Omahu West Omahu West 2

Te Onetai Te Horete

Te Horete 1B2 Ohuka

Ruapekapeka Taparahi

Taparahi

Oteao 2

Wairakau Reserve

Waikanae (2, pages) Waikanae

Waikanae 4 Waikanae 3 Waikanae 2

Wharekawa East (8 pages) Wharekawa East 3

Wairoa

Pakirarahi Moehau (5 pages)

Moehau 1G & 1H

Moehau

Waiotahi

Te Ahuroa

Wharekawa East 4 & 5 Waiharakeke

Omahu West 3

Opitomoko & Kuranui Whangamata & Hikutaia (4 pages) Ngaromaki (2 pages) Kaipitopito

Waihekau

Opitomoko & Kuranui Te Aroha

Pukehinau

Tanutanu

Parareka 2

Karioi

Te Poho 2 & 3 Mangakirikiri Waihekau

Waihekau 4

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3416
3416
3416A
3416(1)
3416(2&3)
3416 (4)
3458
3460
3477
3491

3503
3549
3549A
3549 (4)
3549 (B1)
3549(B2)
3549C
3549C
3637
3639
3643
3648
3652
3654
3656
3686
3688
3695
3736
3782
3804
3817
3836
3905
3928
3929
4078
4250
4487
4493(1)
4493(2)
4494
4498
4498
4498A&B
4622
4623
4624
4625
4738 (1)
4738 (2)
4738(3)
4745
4816
4858
4858A
5399
5701
5701A&B
5701C
5897

Ohinemuri (6 pages) Ohinemuri (6 pages) Ohinemuri Ohinemuri (2 pages) Ohinemuri (3 pages) Ohinemuri 20

Mangateparu

Karioi 4

Te Puninga Mangakirikiri 2 &

Mangarehu Reserve

Te Aroha Kuaotunu (2 pages)

Kuaotunu 1A

Kuaotunu 2

Kuaotunu 1D

Maungawhio Wahi Tapu Perekewhakaputaia Wahi Tapu Rau Te Whero Wahi Tapu Kotangitangi Wahi Tapu Rauwharangi Wahi Tapu Tapapakaroro & Okahutai Motukahakaha (2 pages) Waipaheke & Ahirau

Oteao 3 & 4

Waihou West 1

Te Tipi

Hangawera Te Horete 3

Omotai & Ngutumanga Whangamata 6

Waihou West 3

Kopuatai Koromatua Whakahoro Owharoa 3 Pukemokemoke

Waikawau North

Waikawau South 4

Otakeao 2 Otakeao 1 & 2

Otakeao 1

Moehau 1L

Moehau 1K

Moehau1I & 1J

Moehau II &

Moehau 4 Moehau 4 Moehau 4 Moehau 2

Papatai

Waiparuparu

Piako 8 Pages

Marokoka Marokoka Reserves

Marokoka Reserve

Hikutaia 4

5934C&D 6222 6227A 6227B 6229 6235 6238 6239 6240 6241 6243 6243B

6243C2 6251 6253 6256 6258 6263 6264 6264A

6264B2 6265 6314 6315 6316 6385

Notused 6397 6423 6429 6457 6483 6501

6501(1)

6501 (2) 6547 6548 6549

6549 (1B)

6549 (5A) 6564

6564(1B) 6577

6646 6646

6697(2)

6697(1) 6818 6914 6971 7079 7157

7157(1A) 7159 7162

7346 7452 7482

7947 8052 8807

Piako (2 pages)

Te Hopai Tihikonui Kakatarahae 2

Hoe o Tainui

Wahine Rukuwai Waemaro Kopuatai Rangitoto

Mohonui & Patatai Waikaka

Waikaka A2 & B Waikaka C2 Takapau Rerekau Rawerawe Maukoro Reserve Wharawhara Kopuatai 3 & 6

Whanake etc

Whanake 3 Waitakaruru Kaikahu

Kopuraruwai Koukourahi

Harataunga West (2 pages)

Makumaku

Ngataipua

Kahotara Wahi Tapu Omaro

Kopuarahi

Horahia Opou Horahia Opou 1 & 2A Horahia Opou 5B Te Awaiti (2 pages) Mangawhero Ngarua (2 pages) Ngarua

Ngarua 5A

Pouarua - Pipiroa Pouarua - Pipiroa 1B Waitakaruru & Puhangateuru (4 pages)

Te Kauanga Whenuakite Te Kauanga Whenuakite Maukoro I & 2 Maukoro

Purunui

Ohinemuri 10A2

Tiritiri

Hoe o Tainui North 3 Kopuarahi 1

Kopuarahi 1A Puhangateuru 1B & 2B

Otakawe 1B

Hoe o Tainui A

Moehau 1 West

Makumaku 1 & 2

Owharoa 5B2

Awaiti 1E & 1H

Ngataipua East

Doc. No.

N123 N124 N125 N126 N127

NI28

N129

N130 N131

N132

N133

N134

N135

N136

N137

N138

N139

N140

N141 N142

N143

N144 N45 N146 N47 N148 N49 N150

N151

N152

N153

N154

N155

N156

N157 N158 N159 N160

N161

N162

N163

N164

N165

N166

N167

N168

N169 N170

N171

N172

N173

N174

N175

N176 N177 N178 N179 N180 N181 N182 N183

Doc. No.

N184 N185 N186

N187

N188 N189 N190 N191 N192 N193 N194 N195

N196

N197 N198 N199 N200 N201

N202

N203

N204 N205

N206

N207

N208

N209 N210 N211 N212 N213 N214 N215

N216

N217 N218

N219

N220

N221

N222

N223

N224

N225

N226

N227

N228

N229

N230 N231

N232

N233

N234

N235 N236

N237

N238 N239 N240 N241

N242

N243

N244

Plan

No. Block

Maori Land (ML) Plans

Plan

No. Block

Maor i Land (ML) Plans

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Doc. Plan

No. No. Block

Maori Land (ML) Plans

N245 8845 Hoe o Tainui North 1 & 2

N246 8967 Rangiahu

N247 9050 Kuaotunu 4A & 4B

N248 9501 Moehau 2B4

N249 9555 Uriwha Reserve

N250 9575 Moehau 2A2B

N251 9606 Moehau 2A2A

N252 9781 Waitakaruru 5B

N253 9858 Uriwha Reserve

N254 10089 Waikanae 4

N255 10230 Karioi 4A & 4B

N256 10640 Ohinemuri 17A

N257 11091 Motutere A & B

N258 11201 Purunui

N259 11249 Waihi North

N260 11572 Moehau 2B4C2B

N261 13734 Ohinemuri 20B3

N262 14198 Moehau Roads

N263 15524 Ngatitamatera Reserve

N264 15834 Opito & Mercury Bay

N265 19891 Ngatitamatera Reserve 1B

N266 19900 Ounuora 2A

N267 20765 Ohinemuri 1 Wahi Tapu

Survey Office (SO) Plans

N268 1F Waitoa

N269 1K Te Hoho

N270 1L Te Puia

N271 1047B Thames Water Race (2 pages)

N272 29504 Ohinemuri 19A2

N273 48817 Papakarahi

All Plans held by Land Information New Zealand, Hamilton

Part 24 Section O—Auckland Survey Plans

Doc. Plan

No. No. Block

Maori Land (ML) Plans

O1 115 Uringahau (2 pages)

O2 123 Wakakaiwhara

O3 124 Te Okenga

O4 125 Okauanga

O5 127 Papepape

O6 166 Wharekawa 1,2 & 3 (2 pages)

O7 386 Mataitai 2

O8 387 Mataitai (2 pages)

O9 479 Mataitai 4

O10 811 Poupipi

O11 1072A Opita

O12 1072B Opita

O13 1072C Opita

O14 1372 Ngamawhatu & Te Ruangaingai

O15 1375 Powhaturoa

O16 1376 Okaroro

O17 1377 Waiomaru

O18 1380 Waihohonu

O19 1398 Maraetai

O20 1473 Wharekawa 4

O21 1603 Kiripaka

O22 1604 Maraetai

Doc Plan

No. No. Block

Maori Land (ML) Plans

O23 1656 Waikaka (2 pages)

O24 2010 Kiripaka (2 pages)

O25 2098 Te Karaka/Orere & Taupo (3 pages)

O26 2425 Waitawa

O27 2426 Kiripaka

O28 2548 Rangipakihi

O29 2549 Orere North

O30 2550 Te Kawakawa 2

O31 4009 Repanga

O32 6482 Mataitai 7

O33 6482A Mataitai 7

O34 6592 Hauarahi

O35 6649 Wharekawa 5

O36 7963 Wharekawa 5

O37 9200 Te Moko

Survey Office (SO) Plans

O38 947 Mercury Island

O39 4562 Repanga Lighthouse

O40 45677 Repanga

All Plans held at Land Information New Zealand, Auckland.

Part 24 Section P—Hamilton Certificates of Title

Doc No.	No. of Doc. Pages	Title Block No. Certificate of Title
P1	2	1/117	Willis' Grant
P2	3	9/185	Tairua Reserve
P3	2	16/188	Maukoro
P4	3	20/38	Waihou West 3
P5	3	20/41	Mangarehu & Mangakirikiri 2
			Reserve
P6	2	21/17	Tairua Reserve
P7	2	40/70	Ngatikoi Reserve
P8	2	40/282	Ngatitamatera Reserve
P9	2	41/245	Waikanae 4
P10	2	42/71	Uriwha Reserve
P11	2	99/107	Waitakaruru 5
P12	2	103/44	Section 1 Block 1 Waitoa Survey
			District

All titles held by South Auckland Land Registry Office, Hamilton.

Part 25 Section Q—Hamilton Land Registry Documents

Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pages	Title Block No. Transfers
Q1	2	192	Pakautukua
Q2	10	212	Poihakena 2
Q3	2	340	Omahu
Q4	4	341	Otama West
Q5	4	384	Te Karo 1
Q5a	4	411	Waiwhakaurunga
Q6	4	1067	Otanguru
Q7	4	1068	Otanguru

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Index

	No. of	Title
Doc.	Doc.	Block
No.	Pages	No.
		Transfers
Q68	2	29397	Kuaotunu zA3
Q69	2	29398	Kuaotunu 2A3
Q70	3	37285	Kuaotunu
Q71	5	41591	Pungapunga
Q72	6	43234	Te Awaiti 7
Q73	7	43829	Moehau 3
Q74	9	43830	Moehau 3
Q75	4	43235	Ohinemuri 20F
Q76	5	47516	Puhangateuru zB
Q77	4	55192	Waitakaruru 5132
Q78	4	55207	Waitakaruru 5B1
Q79	4	57106	Waitakaruru 5B
Q8o	4	6005o	Makumaku 5E
Q81	5	65259	Pouarua Pipiroa 3B
Q82	6	66136	Makumaku 4
Q83	4	66137	Ngarua 1B2
Q84	4	66139	Tiritiri
Q85	4	66140	Tiritiri 4A
Q86	5	72261	Makumaku
Q87	5	72902	Rangiahu
Q88	2	73473	Makumaku
Q89	4	73814	Moehau 1 East
Q90	9	74192	Ngataipua 3
Q91	8	74193	Koukourahi
Q92	4	74194	Koukourahi 4D
Q93	II	74195	Koukourahi 3B
Q94	4	75357	Rangiahu
Q95	4	759 69	Ngataipua 2
Q96	4	78244	Moehau
Q97	4	78245	Moehau
Q98	4	78246	Moehau /Gm
Q99	3	80263	Ngarua
Part z6
Qioo	4	82692	Kuaotunu 3B
Qioi	5	84824	Makumaku 5F
Q1o2	4	85550	Te Wairoa 2
Q1o3	7	85578	Kuoatunu 4B
Q1o4	4	87816	Awaiti IC
Q105	4	87817	Awaiti IC
Qro6	2	88754	Pakirarahi
Q1o7	6	88763	Kopuraruwai 2
Qio8	4	88764	Awaiti 2B
Q1o9	4	89072	Te Aroha Section 17B
Q110	7	89838	Horete 3A
Qui	5	90003	Piripiri 2
Q112	5	90784	Makumaku 3B
Q113	5	92554	Makumaku 5A2A
Q114	5	92555	Makumaku 5A2B
Q115	5	92556	Makumaku 5A2B
Q116	4	94326	Moehau East 2B
Q117	3	96053	Karioi 4A
Q118	4	96167	Whangamata 5
Q119	9	96881	Moehau 1 East 2A
Q12o	5	100918	Kopuraruwai 4B
Q121	5	ro1665	Awaiti
Q122	4	103864	Moehau 1K3
Q123	3	105193	Waihekau 4B
Q124	4	105194	Waihekau 4B
Q12.5	6	109910	Okahutai A

	No. of	Title
Doc	Doc.	Block
No.	Pages	No.
		Transfers
Q8	4	1069	Otanguru
Q9	4	1100	Owera
Q10	4	1101	Owera
Q11	4	1102	Owera
Q12	4	1103	Owera
Q13	2	1251	Mangarehu
Q14	2	1256	Wharekawa East 3
Q15	11	1449	Tangiaronui
Q16	4	1495	Mangakirikiri 2
Q17	5	1720	Paraemauku
Q18	3	1957	Whangamata 1 Reserve
Q19	3	2007	Whitipirorua
Q20	4	2008	Wharekawa East 1
Q21	2	1451	Tangiaro 2
Q22	2	1496	Mangakirikiri 2
Q23	4	2146	Tautahanga
Q24	4	2147	Tautahanga
Q25	7	2361	Parakete
Q26	3	2669	Mangakirikiri 2 & Mangarehu
			Res
Q27	2	2747/2748	Waiu
Q28	4	2861	Tairua Reserve
Q29	4	2862	Tairua Reserve
Q30	4	2863	Tairua Reserve
Q31	4	2864	Tairua Reserve
Q32	2	2965	Manginahae
Q33	4	3016	Opou
Q34	4	3614	Waiotahi A
Q35	4	3615	Waiotahi A
Q36	4	4122	Kaipitopito
Q37	2	4221	Part Te Weiti 1, 2 & 3
Q38	4	4965	Matamataharakeke
Q39	8	4968	Matamataharakeke
Q40	3	10838	Maukoro
Q41	8	13488	Pungapunga 2C
Q42	6	13528	Otautu 4B
Q43	4	13529	Otautu 4B
Q44	3	14220	Tapapakaroro
Q45	3	14467	Ohinemuri 20A
Q46	3	15182	Motukahakaha
Q47	4	15480	Willis' Grant
Q48	7	15481	Maukoro 2
Q49	4	15482	Maukoro 1
Q50	3	15585	Kuaotunu 2B
Q51	4	16506	Komata North 1B6
Q52	4	16569	Moehau 1M
Q53	2	17312	Te Wairoa
Q54	2	17313	Te Wairoa
Q55	3	18271	Kuaotunu 1D1
Q56	6	18621	Horete 1B1
Q57	4	18834	Hoe o Tainui South 2
Q58	4	19486	Pouarua-Pipiroa 2
Q59	3	19689	Moehau 1D
Q60	3	22826	Oteao 1
Q61	2	22974	Omaro
Q62	2	25277	Kuaotunu 2A3
Q63	3	26557	Horete 1B2
Q64	14	28321	Moehau 2C
Q65	4	28674	Kuaotunu 2A2
Q66	5	29093	Kauanga Whenuakite 3
Q67	2	29373	Kuaotunu 2A3 Urupa

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No. of

Doc. Doc.

No. Pager

Q126 5

Q127 7

Q128 4

Q129 5

Q130 4

Q131 7

Q132 4

Q133 5

Q134 2

Q135 5

Q136 3

Q137 4

Q138 Not used

Q139 4

Q140 4

Q141 4

Q142 3

Q143 4

Q144 4

Q145 4

Q146 6

Q147 3

Q148 4

Q149 4

Q149a 3

Q150 6

Q151 4

Q152 2

Q153 6

Title

Block

No.

Transfers

116388 Moehau 1K2

120005 Horete 2A

137266 Moehau 1K1

143835 Wahine Rukuwai 2B

246839 Purunui

152586 Waikanae 4B1 152920 Motutere B

155485 Waikanae 4B1 203779 Moehau 3B

210678 Wahine Rukuwai 2B 226146 Harataunga West 2B1 227796 Ngataipua East 2D

234502 Hoe o Tainui A2 247748 Ngataipua East 2D 260605 Waikanae 4A1

273503 Wharawhara

282241 Horete 3A2

330667 Wahine Rukuwai 2B

367818 Hikutaia 2 Reserve

367819 Hikutaia 2 Reserve

353941 Harataunga 2B1 S.98427 Wahine Rukuwai 2B S.135485 Waikanae 4B1 S.233032 Moehau1E S.536161 Waikanae 4B3 S.537063 Okahutai B H.40974.9 Otautu 3B H.40974.I0 Otautu 3B

Leases

Q154 5 62 Mangarehu East

Q155 8 66 Tairua

Q156 9 67 Te Karo

Q157 7 252 Otanguru

Q158 10 152A Owera

Q159 3 166A Mangarehu

Q160 10 168 Wharekawa East 3

Q161 14 174 Wharekawa East 1

Q162 2 190 Mangakirikiri 2

Q163 5 193 Manginahae

Q164 4 564 Matamataharakeke Reserve

Q165 13 1192 Te Aroha Township (Lipseytown)

Q166 9 1287 Pungapunga 1 & 3

Q167 10 1461 Pungapunga 1 & 3

Q168 19 1462 Pungapunga 1 & 2

Q169 4 1744 Matamataharakeke

Q170 8 3052 Oteao 1

Q171 6 5374 Makumaku 1

Q172 10 7594 Horete 3A2

Q173 8 9988 Purunui

Q174 8 10177 Motutere B

Charging Order

Q175 2 330 Kuaotunu 2B

All Documents held at South Auckland Land Registry Office, Hamilton.

Part 27 Section R—Auckland Land Registry Titles

No. of Title

Doc. Doc. Block

No. Pages No.Provisional Register

R.1 8 27/117 Repanga

Title held by North Auckland Land Registry Office, Auckland.

Part 27 Section S—Auckland Land Registry Documents

Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pages	Title Block No. Transfers
S1	4	404	Orere North
S2	4	463	Orere North
S3	4	1736	Te Kawakawa 2
S4	5	16009	Mataitai 7
S5	7	33941	Repanga
S6	4	33942	Repanga
S7	5	33943	Repanga
		Lease
S8	6	58	Te Kawakawa 2

All Documents held at North Auckland Land Registry Office, Auckland.

Part 27 Section T—Turton's Publications

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T1 47 An Epitome of Official Documents relative to Native Affairs and Land purchases in the North Island, Compiled and Edited by H Hanson Turton (1883): Part C; Reports of the Native Land Purchase Department relative to the Extinguishment of Native Title: Pages

299-345.

T2 213 Maori Deeds of Land Purchases in the North Island of New Zealand, Vol 1; Compiled by H Hanson Turton (1877): Pages 359-562, 751-759.

T3 94 Plans of Land Purchases in the North Island of New Zealand; Vol 1, Province of Auckland (1877): Plans referring to Coromandel, Hauraki and Piako Districts.

T4 z8 Maori Deeds of Old Land Purchases in New Zealand from the Year 1815 to 1840, with Pre-Emptive and Other Claims, together with a List of the Old Land Claims and the Report of

Mr Commisioner F Dillon Bell; Compiled by H Hanson Turton (1883): Pages 340-365, 517-518.

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Index

Part 28 Section U-Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives

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Doc	Doc.		Appendix
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U1	16	1873	G-8
U2	4	1875	G-5b
U3	1	1875	G-5c
U4	I	1875	G-6
U5	82	1875	1-1
U6	4	1876	C-12
U7	1	1876	G-5
U8	2	1877	G-1
U9	23	1877	I-15
U10	4	1877	J-3
U11	4	1877	G-7
U12	I	1877	I-3
U13	7	1879	Session II, G-6
U13a	I	1881	C-I
U14	2	1881	I-2
U15	6	1883	G-6
U16	2	1884	I-2
U17	1	1884	I-4
U18	12	1885	G-1
U19	1	1891	I-2
U20	2	1893	I-3
U21	1	1894	I-1
U22	2	1895	G-1
U23	2	2898	I-3
U24	1	1901	I-3
U25	2	1905	I-3
U26	2	1907	G-3a
U27	3	1907	G-1s
U28	4	1908	G-3a
U29	4	1908	G-6
U30	5	1908	G-7
U31	1	1908	I-3
U32	5	1909	G-1a
U33	2	1909	G-3a
U34	1	1909	1-3
U35	1	1910	G-3a
U36	1	1921-22	I-3

Part 28 Section V-New Zealand Parliamentary Debates

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V1 4 25 528-531, 585-589

V2 1 61 368-369

V3 1 140 812-813

Part 28 Section W-New Zealand Gazette

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W10	4	1877	544-545, 928-929
W11	14	1878	600-608, 954-955, 1230-1232
W12	17	1879	69-70, 292-293, 295, 420-421, 463-464, 745, 913-916, 1023, 1154, 1307
W13	8	1880	452-456, 1669, 1683-1684
W14	26	1881	170-174, 359-363, 393-395, 672-673, 756-762, 956-957, 1139-1140, 1276
W15	16	1882	262-263, 498-501, 597-602, 1341-1342, 186o-1861
W16	1	1883	786
W17	7	1884	372, 743-744, 1212-1215
W18	4	1885	971-973, 1180
W19	8	1886	290-292, 778-781, 1021, 1362
W20	7	1887	675-678, 911-912, 1149
W21	3	1888	569,899-900
W22	5	1889	73-74, 787-788, 1027
W23	2	1890	829, 1221
W24	4	1891	64, 138, 194, 946
W25	3	1892	294,1274-1275
W26	2	1893	274, 304
W27	8	1894	209-210, 265-266, 457, 1076, 1422-1423
W28	4	1895	1098, 1122, 1295-1296
W29	2	1896	1075-1076
W30	7	1897	15, 1747-1749, 1774, 2013, 2199
W31	5	1898	1251-1254, 1308
W32	3	1899	1359-1361
W33	3	1900	105, 1187, 1341
W34	5	1901	1814-1817, 2034
W35	4	1902	1777-1780
W36	1	1903	1636
W37	1	1904	2110
W38	2	1905	920, 2071
W39	1	1906	2647
W40	4	1907	240, 1351, 2143, 2306
W41	4	1908	888, 1300, 1585, 1815
W42	6	1909	1304, 1785-1786, 2065, 2385,2471
W43	1	1910	3834
W44	3	1911	444, 1576, 3746
W45	2	1912	112, 170
W46	1	1914	2532
W47	10	1915	949, 1679, 1887, 1994-1995,3097-
			3098, 3684-3686
W48	13	1916	4-5, 636, 1834, 1995-1996,2224,

3218-3219,3566,		3627	2692, 2994,
W49	9	1917	180, 390, 597-598, 717, 1325,3228, 4017-4018
W50	7	1918	397, 856, 1004, 1695, 1820,2430, 3208
W51	7	1919	142, 210, 1835, 1841, 2482, 2575, 2716, 3097, 3574-3575,3663
W52	11	1920	300, 490, 946, 1933, 2200,2378, 2580, 2643, 2853, 3351,3379
W53	13	1921	12, 134-135, 494, 1353, 1394,1650, 1933,1973, 2096, 2323,2480, 2742
W54	10	1922	107, 420, 176-177, 1266-1267, 1320-1321, 1932, 2691
W55	5	1923	325, 693, 1864, 2326, 2362
W56	5	1924	244, 495, 679-680, 1289

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THE HAURAKI TRIBAL LANDS—SUPPORTING PAPERS

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W57 5 2925 159-160, 163, 2896-2897

W58 3 1926 59, 2751, 3112

W59 2 1927 518, 894

W6o 7 2928 403, 752, 2079, 2267-2268,2308,
3091

W6, 3 1929 2532, 2646, 3214

W62 2 1930 986-987

W63 I 1931 3134

W64 I 1932 2141

W65 I 1934 4165

W66 3 2935 2973, 3570, 3799

W67 2 1936 495, 533

W68 I 1937 211

W69 I 1938 823

W7o I 1939 2514

W7, 2 1940 974, 1o58

W72 2 1946 933, 1911

W73 2 1954 568, 1483

W74 2 1956 546, 1814

W75 I 1960 1731

W76 1 1965 1717

W77 I 1967 2857

W78 2 1972 618, 1102

W79 2 1978 1465-1466

W8o I 1980 /051

W81 2 1989 4140-4141

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In this case we have three counter claimants, whose claims rill be considered in the order in which they have been heard. /

let. Hori Ngakapa claims Kohatu-a-noa, and Te Mara-a-toishikaka. •two long narrow strips of land extending from the Piako river to the old boundary. through Timm forest. lion Ngakapa inserts that this land was the ancient territory of N'Tu, a section of Waitaha, whom he asserts to have been the ancient inhabitants of this district. tfp to this point liori's claims does not differ materially from that of the claimants, for he has not shown that he is descended from N'Tu. But he also claims that Tunioana, a son of &notao, had " mane over this, and on this point his evidence is not only exceedingly vague, but he altogether fails to show in what manner Tutnoana obtained the "mane" that he now seeks to prove. This question in of 'he greatest importance, since it is known to all that be had not an nii8eatral claim. and thereto. the Court cannot pre..e a right which has not been shown to exist, if ori Ngakapa thinks that Tullman& must have been related to N'Tu, but he cannot show the connection.

Boni Ngakapa denies that Waitaha and Maraca were ever conquered by the decendante of Marutuahu; he ensures the Court that he never heard that those tribes were burned in the where 8 "kumi" n length, that he never heard of their where till N'Maru mentioned it in the Kopuraruwai case, and that he has always heard from his old people that -Ts-lkapukapuka and Karihitangata were names for one and the same. outrage, in which the Uri—o-pou tribe were killed.

}Jeri Ngakapa's knowledge of the Waitaha or Mantua tribe is very. slight, but he tells the Court that he bee always known them under the name of Horoawatea, and that they owned this block of land. These are' the people whom he declares were never conquered. He, however, alleges that they were formerly protected by hie ancestors againet•continual act.. of robbery and violence on the part of M'Maru, and as a proof of this protection he instances an affray called Takahiparu, in which the famous chief Te Taniwha interfered in favor of Horoawatea, against the Uringahu."hapu" of N'illare, and rolled the offenders in the mud. •

It is quite possible that the Taniwha may have protected these: people, but mere protection would give Hori AO more claim over the Make, lands than the robbery and bounce of N'Maru would give that tribe \\a a right to claim it by conquest ; in neither case would the claim be valid Pease Tiunga, however, denies that either Te Horoawatea or Taniwha part in this affair ; according to him the affray took place between the. ..1.1rikarteka ^hapu" of N'Paoa, and the N'Maru, when the latter were rolled in the mud at Ngaroto, and not at Fiske, es stated by. Hari Ngakapa.: The point is not of importance, for as I have said, .Ifort Ngakapa could derive no title to this land by having rolled Nliaru in the - mud, nor could N'Maru derive any title from being rolled in the nand.

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In this and other Piako cases nori Ngakapa has referred to the action of his ancestor, Te Taniwha, who, when certain of the Piako lands were sold to Mr McLean, succeeded in persuading the Government to relinquish the purchase, and he tells LS that it was the "mama" obtained by this action that enabled him subsequently to hand over all these lands to Tawhiao.

Here it is also possible that the talc told may be true, for only a chief of Te Horeta's rank could have dealt effectively with the Government, but the evidence is only that of "mina," not of right to the land ; and as for II ori giving the land to Tawhiao, he knows, and the Court knows, that any "mans." he might have had over this land was derived from the owners and that had they not consented to the gift it could not have been inside., The " mama" of any liangatira over land is confined to that owned by himself and immediate relatives. Ile has none over the land of his tribe except by their consent.

The evidence amounts to no more than this, that Hai Ngakapa has occasionally resided et To lierepel,i, Inn it is nut clear that lie 1104 ever done more than visit the land ; most certainly he has never resided permanently on it He claims the land for I"Nu and Tumoana, but he does not show that which is essential in this case, vit.: how Tumoana obtained a right ; nor does be show that he derives any claims from N'Tu,

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There ia no reason to doubt that Tumoana may have lived on terms of friendship with NTu and N'Manithiri, but no valid title could be derived from that fact. Something more than that must be shown to

justify the Court in awarding land to descendants of Tumoana, more especially when it is shown that they have not resided on the land for -two generations at least. • -

'" It seems to the Court that this case has been set• up by Mori • Ngakapa foiUno other reason than that his mother's brother, Te &demons, kept pigs and lived at or in the neighbourhood of gohutuanoc But we are not told by what right Te Iletemona did this. Paora Tiunga says he never heard that he had a right But even though it were proved that he had, it does nottullow that this right descended to Mori Ngakapa

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great chiefs of New Zealand. But this "mama" would be over the people: -and not over their land. Had it been intended to reward' Tumoana, Te Taniwha, or any other chief for anything they had done, a formal gift of land would have been made. Apparently nothing of this sort has been , done, and, therefore Hori Ngiskapes case is in this position, that he claims the land of a tribe to whom he liaa shown no relationship.

In the opinion of the Court, Tumoana and his descendants have never ' hisfany right to this land, and it has not been shown that Hon Ngakapa is connected with any of the other ancestors to whom he admits the' land belonged. -

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ghat' .W02nait,,and. can have no claim from 're Tohinga, who-vas a Ntlifarn pure and simple.

'some ;points Ts Raika supports the 'N'Hako evidence 'wary strongly. Tor instance, he says that neither Waitaha nor 'Harems' were ever conquered. He denies that Tiu Pirihi or Mantes .were wver slava, and he says, .1 have always heard Mama spoken of as .tuatine.' " He asserts that he never heard of any gift •by 'Nerohura' to the N'Maru ; in fact, he, one of the leading chiefs of N'llana, has-not ' heard any of those things concerning which Taipari is so confident.

Taipari asserts that all the people on the -Make lands were his slaves, yet Hare Renate says the N'Tehure lived on Nonkourahi, and were not slaves.

Te Raika and Hori Ngakapa tell us that N'Ilfanuhiri owned Ngataipuit and Xopunralli, and were not slaves. Herr Ngakapa and Tailiati Paetai us that N'Tehurs lived at To Korepehi, and were not sieves. And lest, but by no means least, Pains Things. gives a genealogy showing that all of these lupus:" were from Hake, and not from the fabulous Waitaha and Marama, . so often referred 'to' by N'Marn, and concerning whom they know so little. The Court

opinion that the ancestors of le Rails may have lived occasionally at Plaice, 'but that ouch residence .gave them no title to the lands so

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. This claim is therefore dismissed.

"---The third claim is that of N'Maru, who on this occasion do not claim to be entitled to all the 'land, as is usually the case. They claim by virtue of a conquest. which the Court has already decided never toots place—a. conquest • that . has been denied by almost every witness examined since the Court gave its judgment in Konkouralli.

The' Court has given its reasons for believing that there never was a conquest over the Piaku hinds, and ham seen no reason for altering its mind on this subject. Indeed, every succeeding case has shown how correct that judgment was, and how unlikely it 'is that it will ever be reversed.

"• Although this is the view the Court must take in this ease, Hong the lees it .will consider the evidence given by the N'Maru witnesses. At the very best the evidence amounts to no more than this : that for the last 70 year. the. N'Maru .have really exercised no rights over these Piako lands, other than those which tribes having no rights at all might well have exercised.

Their claim is that they were in the habit of catching eels and patiki in the Piako River, and that a few (probably not more than- half-a-dozen) of their people lived on the land and ran pigs on it. Now, -there is nothing before the Court to show that these few

man . of N'Maru were not related to N'Manuhiri, who are admitted .by. * - all •to have been the real owners of the land ; end there is absolutely, nothing' that would. justify the Court in assuming that they had any titer right to the land.

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With . regard to the fishing, It.; has "been -pointed tout '15y

Tiungen that no objection was Made' to —fislx.:/?einglitaught 'ffirfthet purpose or\_ funeral,feast., 'or •thakari." '.Ill the opinion 'of the'Court! there. was every reason • why this should be DO. ,;.The

more or lees related to the deectendante of Marutushi;a34vrere;inore-- t over, a very small tribe, and coelt1,,,rnotpoesiblr ;consume onttenth of the eels and patiki taken yearly in. the rialcOIllver-7a-streere";,,Oulte; famous fortis, fisheries. •

As for: those men who, like Te Setemona-:anda few others„ lived at Piako, it is quite clear that • they did • not ' do so to tango whenua," for in all ; cases it is shown; that they lived with -thirctribit now called "re Horoawatea, andfnet;one mingle eirciunstaitee: hue .heertirt shown that would lead the Court to believe that those nuerriverreet " up' a claim apart from, or, nuperior to, the Horearates, who,. it .is admitted by N'Maru, have beenie poseeeaion. of the, hand fremthe most t remote times.

In the opinion of the Court.. the N'Maru have a keen perception of the weakness of their awe, and for this reason have Invented the fiction that the Horoawatea are the. Waltaha and Mamma who:4ere conquered by them, and who lived here subeequently as the vassals Of

In the Kepuraruwai inveetigatiou told the CourCthat•the Horoawatea tribes did not own one inch of land, apart from the /Mara: In this case he 'hews that they do own nearly. .half .theblook.. • 7 ,,;

In the opinion of the Court this land. has boor occupied from the —most ancient times by those"liapna"TenrIfike:Whorn:theeall

Horoawates,„Waitaha; and Mamma. , , , 7. fj;'.

That even though the alleged conquest. over !the two,;, last nanied. tribes had taken place, it wonldmot hays, affected, the title ,to the land, east of, Piako, for that territory never belonged toWaitaha or *arsine. . . Purther,,,had it biteriproved„tbat \_the N'Maru .bad. conquered She people now living east of Piako, the Court must still have, found that the N'Maru occupation of the lands had.not 'been glicly'ne,to. weriesit,t,he Court in saying that they had also conquered the land. . „ . '

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The Court dismisses the N'Idarn.claim, and awardrithe,whole of,the Kopuarahi Block to the desoendante of,kfatattrsv,,-:;,,i.;,

NGA.TIPUA- JUDGMENT-,

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Tits evidence given this case has ";been,fore the inosti part la, repetition of that recorded in 'the five Piako 'asset already. Beard; with some few contradictions and absurdities added.oit.:'

The first claim hoard wall' that of ?Tuna ,Tirotiniwbce claimed Te Karuoputaputii, for the descendants, of Pateurmt "The'westertt boundary 'of this slip of land commences at Te Pouomanuhiri on-the sea:coast, and extends southward to the ruouth'of Kanere, and, follOws,thateitream, to its source. All the landeast of :thieline,,,ip to:the Orongo 4,0=de/7;i/ claimed by Tuna, under the "take" set forth. .. ; .

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The lanit I.. Llto west ot the- ,latio T. iii.iniits tath he property
.4 NiAlantiliin. who ale lepresolitml ft Para Titaigt and atliers, and

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onier to 'nark the Lite itling line lietieeen his land anti tilt to( his brother, It:LH:urn

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ono Lthain to tin- hest ward II till eII ti id the Ortinge boundary,
while Itori Ng,11,11.IUIIUIIUUI tit o ',ono slain, places this past iileast

chains west of the same point. and trarrie, it t 11,11CV to it K,lUiuLta well-known phase 071 IV h,11 11 lItUll j1lI the tonlitany's

Tuna, un the other thkes his line to what be calls the Kauere

storm. ; hat Pao. tell, lit:hut lout IA I, stIvb :1,1 the

Kali','.', that its tam name is Vaitokokokati. Ihtfereiae

opinion ill witht is irtuall; one the 6a-Ztle sufficiently
his wits, hat it is ilat the only thilentae. Bath lii Ng„ikap,, and Pao.

Tittugs plan- 'Ile the itnati*, k, and Tuna

himself places it just outside the smith-west. cia :ter or that is on the Lind eta lit/ this litteis ity the line tiraten irom To .litoiere tAl the holt it•Inist minter of hialptipakii, 111111 IllIlt has never liven

It) Nittlatiolot and ithali itrahhltly th-tolgo HI. iinil the awn., probahly are Teter Hon .Ng:Lk,Li...

1.11, most selious laetst proved against tilt bona 4TUnit

claim is that nat tine of the witnesses lois evol :ward Patenro

as an ancestor. Tutat. Tit11,j1, that. Pate.. is a sioall
stream pinning jilt, the \\Vuitton, hut that they titeer 1■■•ard e: hint

nil atal yet 1,0511 at them men ar. 1.-o1n wiia Was

also (accortling- to 'Pima, tiw innestor Even 11011 iiatkiipa has ',ever heard at' Pate..il, itiel yet he lem tail the C.a.: that lie surrenders -this claim of Ids to Tuna. alio ham S a right, hut the anesistor frolll wholll he derives that right he hot 121:,■ h1,1,1 of till 110W. Fr.,. the oviilence of Sgaliapa it is quite clear that Ile knows nothittg whntever alicat this land, and in the face of these ...liras

dietions and the in-hit-nee or ilititatc. Titulgii, who deny
Hatt l'unit lir hia Lin:es:ma etc]. Lail a 1151111 to ,ny poll.° of this

limit, the 11.1111 tall mkt- no other 'Ii a, that el refitting the
claim set up hy Tuna Tirotini.

liii \_\\'hnihullal, III ill tint tilllaini 11:1111,1 to

and tehieli hiu, just hot. tlistinsseil, Jahn- .ilso parth. tit

this block, ishiliiled on the north hy a 1.1,11■ the satit-eir

the Talahipartl stream LIt II 11,1. 1111 the Ng-a:taint.;

11111 t■r. II, smith lino extereting from )1,thirokarets,,a pa, ,II

l'ialso ricer. to thilt northern kV:tin:ate.

seteral 4,11traLliclor■ ,tatoaleilis as to Mar tais land canes into posses:1mi ot his ..esti, ,, He tirst alto that Waitalet

tFavi. this hind at ti.. saute time :lett Nora gave the het-tits,.

/and to Itianturi. He :Ilse says that Itiang-iiiira hail a 155111 10 the

hut that 'Ft Tiselet ached upon it la-eause it the offence eonitnitted hr 1,ate1 on in i4s.eviilettini lie tells the Canyt t",hanaris ghee

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1\\-GATI1UA JUDWIENT.

Tap evidence given in this east, hat; sell for the must part repetition • ■f that reisordod in the five Plate CAS. already hosed, with tonne ft, et ,nt noliet ions and 31.A■anlit added.

Tito hest Ql inn heard vas tinit oi Tuna Tina., who claimed To Nrc ILoptlI Atilt it, fit. the di -S,elitdi nts ,t1 Paten, U. rv'etoru hound:try thiA slip of land 1,111.,11ce, ri To l'ouointinuhiri on the coo coast, and extenthi soutliward to tie' mouth ht katiero tind follows that strmmi to :to diglro, All the land e cot ot this /ne, up to the Chong, hound:try, in

claimed by Too, under the " ta'se" tortti.

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t'vid,ncC of a ma/ ail, te at least 70 years at age, ache lits net only seen the Itiri Jai/mint:: living, en their land, hut who alcteadinit that the iconteitclahl,;(10,3 neverdid lacre than catch petit-i.

Th;. ,ridenee in this CUM. na.:. 6,1,11 .AS woule.; justify tin:it:tut in a:ism/l-
ng that tin' N'It'llanittatga ever tool a real ....1.1211 to any Fat c,f tisis Load.

ion i Unite is t

• FrU//1 flit. very opening cif the N')/atac cus.' "I'L.itaha had led tho
Court to, infer that be hail a chitin to this land alter than that witty by

II,. 71.; I, deteeniiiiii front anti Ictr.c.ntait

I'll lives adtuCt has any tight to this Isei

titan that tiorivoil /ran thr !Ika eeteint,t, which this Ciocst
- flits five flint, rejet itch

eihone Tittaita intruilueliiI r■Irth, 0 ',ciliation, into the lisle

history, cool has auccialed it tentradieting the eon:eine mq Nhtflarit

witnesses WI t i■ than 11,1tal

1,irst1;., 1.........I....... that it Ste. an./ its la-ethers, anti ace.

ltat :tong- hi/net-II flat rite:- and

a litof through Tn,na finvist citioitetleci until the S'Iluareitt worn

defeated anti tiriven fruit: the diAtrier consetinence of the murder of
biabrangatira, and he has himself supplied litchi, which en:titled the Court to

tix the I.. of this event. fin he actys tihtt Tcteakaikawlaa was killed while
fighting thy Ngatiltuartire; and in the 11a11.4“htla ease he told the Court

111..t• 1.4.4:1.1•11:111:1 cit 011, of those who followed tit, steps of the victorious

Ng:Ai/nitric to take tilt, eine/cowed land. If illiouront this tai, is trite,
it is not naive titan six tic...wr..1th]. since the N'Ilmar,re were cnotinorecb

Thirdly, Is, tells the Court that 'ban: ukaittkapa was saki after the death uf Nairangatira liven civenged, att! 5g-nitres the fact that if

thi, tide is true. lir !I genetwhoh, ill, 5../111. faintly wete engaged

tI the citt.nk en :VII oar, c 1,11 Isi seen. It teterence to this gisicea-
kgY•

ciant

c 1 t. UU1,11.ASEA VA

,1,11 tlt

KAMA rA". ut A

Tans.a.Lisattacia

A.V.4.11 U

h'tiorthki , Ituticana Tutailic tint:, dist., de- evidence given by N'111.arti in tile 1: 11,.. I 1St,' 11 Hai the initialer of lc:nit:ilia

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i, Laid to Ranieri." Judd he adds, "I saw Tationo when he was a. ',ery

Ui-121 NOW. 1,0 have here curtain amount of evidence us to the
right of Isl.-Mania ii rite, Ole laid. fin- it has been ti town that Tauaro

the Kaunsatua" of that tribe. In other respeets the evidence

11.1Ne the reeve-ten fiction that Waitaha and Mantua

owned Ito, land, thougi. wlod is a, Wait:ilia. tells us idea bin Oil,

n ot own the 1.1.1,d east and lairs 'ii alga has given a denctdoody showing flout tie laud whinged to )lid abet. father of Mannoiri, Ii, that the duly right possoiseti by 1Vaititha ion ll1laraina to this hind va, the resalt of the intermarriage of ecitain persons of those

soul, 0110 children z.of

he, idly, we are told that To TH011,1 ionized on this 11011i heetinse of an oilasoet eon:witted by Ngaroplitia and thirdly the Court it. asked to believe that Tanitro gave the land to Ranieri. Oar glance at the following genealsogy will show how abSalill those contentions arc :-.-

WILAN.ii:10t,

I 1VITLI,

NtiAlCOPAI, KAMI71.

NOAL.1,1 c1,131A •

•

KI.:1.1•AN■30 Hi/L1/101./

It'liatieT1/0/

Tt, 'lion US Wits:el(1A

Min K110
11,■01 NJAILAPIL

genealogy is true, Ilild it lets loin given loy flora ICgakapa hi:no:elf, then Tatoiro inert have been :thou( 2101 yeloi of age when 11,0-i saw : and if 'Pe Tile'''. Sheet I tic land Iv—,:.,no.' of ion affray that

in Nlgaraopapals y'roodlo. it In.). 11,111 Ile itubed 1101V ev7IICS it hat o ,, o , pensatitin 00:11 not exaeted until at, the lap,, of lour generat.das,

As to the tribe resided 00 this land, Nisi Ygakapit gives ,ery
in./so:snot evitionve. lie says :—"In ley time the li'Mantihiri lived at

Maioordkorene. pa. 1 worked with Hone and others of that

lit another plias, he tug's, "The year atter Tv Taniwha dad d100.1s, I saw N'Mannhiri 1110 evident, is

Oireet against the claims of N'Maro, for he tells the Court that.

never saw Reihana Tutitua or any 0 NlIthtist 4,r cultivating

here. nor did I ever hear that Rauh., on' Kevin:tun had lived here. I

novo, Coat 2s-St1irt, had a clout here 1111til let 101111 told 105 that 111:

1.411 ; cl4i/11 to I 110 net ta/111V. slur only word VII this lain! 11 as

sledding patiki dn inial

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and Mantua 'was caused by their having fwrAbly taken the fish of N'Idaru ; he says that the 'mum" was by N'Haru ; that they took the fish of Waitaha..•

Fifthly, Tutaua asks the Court to believe that the N'Idanuhiri were a tribe apart from the other Plato people, a tribe who owned the Orongo Block only, that is • email piece of low-lying, swampy land, on the Welhou river. Here, also, he contradicts the evidence of Whissu given in the first cases, who informed the Court that this was part of the land of N'lluarere. He also ignores the fact that Niffannhiri may be supposed to know their own land, and yet noneof that tribe opposed Hon Ngakapa when be claimed that land for his ancestor Wananni, and had it awarded to him by the Native Land Court.

For the, sixth time the Court rejects the claim of N'Idaru to the Nalco lands.

The Court awards to the NWanishiri tribe all of the Ngataiptuu: Block, excepting only that portion which Peons Tinnga has admitted to have been given by Matatua to Tel, which 'laid piece is awarduciito the descendants of 'Pais.. ..

All the land east of the line extending from Te Rimers to Whakangauuiui, better known ea the company's line, is excluded from 'this judgment of the. ourt, and will be heard on a future occasion, as it does not belong to the Pinko land proper. • • - -

W. E. 0-1.7-2?C3-E01sT,

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Loud rsfirvid So the Robe. Land Court for Inquiry ender Bogies Id of TAO Naha* Land Osert 189d."

Native Lend Court Ogee, Auckland, 98th October, 1897.

IN pennant.. of an Order in Courted, dated the Ilth day el Oetober, 1897, declaring that It shall be within the juris- diction of the Naive Land Conti to determine whether or not the land set forth In the &beanie hereto, or any pert thereof, ems, on the investigation of title thereto, intended by the Native Land Court, or by the nominal owner or owners of snob land, to be held by such nominal owner or owners in trust for Native. not named in the title, and to determine who are the Natives (if any) entitled beneficiaRy to such land, and to order the inolusion of such Natives fit the either together with or in lieu of the nominal owners or any of them, and for the purpose aforesaid to order the oaneelladon or amendment of any existing Instrument of title, and the issue of =oh new Crown cranes or other Instrumento of tills as may be Perfecter', and generally to =smite in refzeot of the mid lend all the Pulsated= and powers oonfened on the Native Land Court by sniweetion 110) of motion 14 "The Native Lend Court Aet, 1891," It is hereby notified that at • sitting of the Native Lend Court to be held at Shordand, Themes, on the 18th day of November, 1897, and sueeeeding days, the Court will proceed to inquire into the above case, le aceordanoe with the terms of the maid Order in (loaned.