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Volume 9 Part 14: The Hauraki Tribal Lands: Supporting Papers

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Hauraki Tribal Lands

Supporting Papers

THE HAURAKI TREATY CLAIMS

VOLUME 9

PART 14

Hauraki Maori Trust Board

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The Hauraki Tribal Lands

DAVID ALEXANDER

Supporting Papers: Part 14

HAURAKI MAORI TRUST BOARD

1997

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

ISBN 1-877198-65-X
© 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 Preface

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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.

3 User Guide

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USER GUIDE

The Hauraki Tribal Lands Supporting Papers, Parts r to 28 are over 14,0 oo 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

A Auckland Deeds

B Native Land Purchase Files

C Maori Affairs Department Head Office Files

Lands and Survey Department Head Office Files
Lands and Survey Department Auckland Files

F Mines Department Head Office Files

Mines Department Thames Files
Justice Department Head Office Files

I Maori Land Court Whangarei Minute Books

J Maori Land Court Hamilton Minute Books

K Maori Land Court Hamilton Block Order Files

Maori Land Court Hamilton Correspondence Files

M Trust Commissioner Auckland Files

Hamilton Survey Plans

O Auckland Survey Plans

Hamilton Certificates of Title

Q Hamilton Land Registry Documents

R Auckland Land Registry Titles

S Auckland Land Registry Documents

T Turton's Publications

Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives

V New Zealand Parliamentary Debates

W New Zealand Gazette

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

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INDEX

Part I Section A—Auckland Deeds

Doc. No. A1	No. of Doc. Pages 4	Deed No. 197	Block 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
AI8	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	12	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	11	352	Moanataiari 9
A33	11	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	36o	Kauaeranga E9B
A41	4	36oA	Kauaeranga E10B
A42	2	361	Kauaeranga E11B
A43	2	362	Kauaeranga EI2B
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

Doc. No. A56	No. of Doe Pages 2	Deed No. 374	Block 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
A70	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	2035	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	11	2045	Wharekawa East 1
A96	2	2046	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 1A, 1B & 1C
A103	3	1076	Moehau 1F & 1P
A104	3	1077	Ahirau 1 & 2
A105	47	1079	Ounuora 2
A106	11	1087	Komata North

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THE HAURAKI TRIBAL LANDS—SUPPORTING PAPERS

Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pages	Deed No.	Block
A107	4	1113	Moehau 1J
A108	3	1172	Moehau 3C
A109	4	1189	Omahu West 2
A110	5	1192	Omahu West 1A
A111	10	1193	Mangakirikiri 1 South
A112	5	1194	Mangakirikiri 3 North
A113	5	1195	Owhao West
A114	5	1196	Ruapekapeka North
A115	11	1197	Waill
A116	2	1198	Manawaru
A117	2	1208	Moehau 1I
A118	4	1225	Horete 1A
A119	4	1226	Waihou West 1A
AI20	4	1227	Te Nihinihi
A121	3	1243	Owhataroa 1 South
A122	17	1245	Waikawau
A123	3	1246	Te Aroha
A124	8	1264	Moehau 1L
A125	19	1267	Waiwawa
Al26	2	1269	Piako
Al27	6	1270	Karaka North 3
Al28	2	1301	Kahamiroi
A229	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	2358	Ahuroa 1B
A136	5	2359	Horete 3
A137	20	1360	Moehau 3G
A138	1	1361	Kuaotunu 1
A139	5	1362	Ruahine 2
A140	9	1363	Te Poho 3
A141	4	1443	Te Ipu o Moehau 1
A142	6	1368	Rapaatikiato 1
A143	7	417	Parakete
A44	6	1423	Waihou West 2
A145	4	1428	Iringa o Pirori South
A146	11	1442	Waikanae 1
A147	7	2444	Ohinemuri
A48	3	1445	Ohinemuri 1
A149	3	2446	Ohinemuri 2
A150	3	1447	Ohinemuri 3
A151	4	1448	Ohinemuri 4
A152	4	1449	Ohinemuri 5
A153	3	1450	Ohinemuri 7
A154	3	1451	Ohinemuri 8
A155	3	1452	Ohinemuri 9
A156	3	1453	Ohinemuri 10
A157	3	1454	Ohinemuri 11
A158	3	1455	Ohinemuri 12
A159	3	1456	Ohinemuri 13
A160	3	2457	Ohinemuri 14
A161	3	1458	Ohinemuri 15
A162	3	459	Ohinemuri 16
A163	6	2460	Ohinemuri 17
A164	4	1461	Ohinemuri 18
A165	3	1462	Ohinemuri 19
A166	3	463	Owharoa 2
A167	5	1464	Owharoa 3
A168	2	465	Ohinemuri 5A
A169	2	1466	Ohinernuri 9A

Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pages	Deed No.	Block
AI70	2	1467	Ohinemuri 14A
A272	2	1468	Ohinemuri I5A
AI72	2	1469	Ohinemuri 18A
A173	16	1480	Te Kapua 1
A174	5	1482	Te Ipu o Moehau 2
A175	4	1490	Otautu 1 & 2
A176	5	1532	Owharoa 3A
A277	2	1534	Ipu o Moehau 1 & 2
A178	2	1540	Ohinemuri 3A
A179	2	1541	Ohinemuri 8A
A180	2	1542	Ohinemuri 11A
A181	3	1543	Moehau 2A1
A182	3	2544	Moehau 2B2
A183	6	1581	Rangitoto
Part 3
Doc. No.	No. of of Doc. Pages	Deed 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	1732	Owharoa 5A
A201	5	1732	Kopuatai 1A
A202	5	2733	Kopuatai 2A
A203	5	2734	Kopuatai 4
A204	3	1735	Tokotoko/Kaumatua/Rangitoto
A205	3	2736	Patatai
A206	3	1737	Waitakaruru
A207	4	1741	Taparahi 2A
A208	4	1742	Taparahi 3A
A209	10	2744	Hikutaia 4
A210	3	1752	Manaia 1A
A211	3	2753	Manaia 2A
A2I2	3	1754	Ohinemuri 20A1
A213	2	1757	Karaka 1
A214	3	2758	Kopuatai 1B
A215	3	1761	Waiau 1A
A216	12	1763	Kuaotunu 1C
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

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Index

Doc. No.	No. of Doc Pages	Deed 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 1A
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 1A
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

Part 4
Doc. No.	No. of Doc Pages	Deed No.	Block
A289	6	3040	Paetoke
A290	8	3041	Willis' Grant 2
A291	4	3042	Hoe o Tainui South 3C
A292	17	3170	Harataunga West 1A,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 1 & 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
A3I2	4	3523	Te Awaiti 1F
A313	5	3524	Te Awaiti 1G
A134	4	3525	Te Awaiti 1J1
A315	4	3526	Te Awaiti 1J1
A3I6	4	3527	Te Awaiti 2A
A317	32	3528	Puhangateurur A,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
A333	5	3577	Te Aroha Section 17D3A
A324	3	3578	Te Aroha Section 17D6
A325	2	3594	Te Aroha Section 14D
A326	2	3602	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	20	3628	Kaikahu 1A
A334	4	3629	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	364o	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

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THE HAURAKI TRIBAL LANDS—SUPPORTING PAPERS

Doc. Number	Number of Doc Pages	Deed Number Block
A349	3	3647	Tiritiri 4B1
A350	5	3648	Waitakaruru 1B2.
A351	28	3653	Ngatitamatera Reserve A
A352	8	3670	Pukemokemoke 1A & 2A
A353	3	3671	Te Aroha Section 17C
A354	3	3672	Te Aroha Section 17D4
A355	3	3673	Te Aroha Section 17D5
A356	3	3839	Hoe o Tainui South 4B2
A357	6	3841	Kopuarahi 1A
A358	6	3842	Makumaku 3A
A359	15	3845	Ngaromaki
A360	4	3846	Puhangateuru 1B
A362	2	3847	Waitakaruru 5B3
A362	5	3862	Te Aroha Section 17D1 & 17B
A363	3	3893	Te Aroha Section 17D1
A364	2	3974	Ngataipua 2
A365	2	4011	Te Aroha Section 17B
A366	2	4013	Waitakaruru 5B
A367	2	4014	Waitakaruru 5B3
A368	2	4048	Horahia Opou 3B2
A369	3	4063	Te Aroha Section 17A3
A370	1	4097	Te Awaiti 2B
A371	2	4130	Te Awaiti 1A1
A372	1	4233	Te Aroha Section I7A1
A373	2	4268	Whangamata 4B2A
A374	2	4508	Rawhitiroa A3
A375	1	4530	Whangamata 4D3
A376	2	4559	Harataunga East 2B1
A377	2	4564	Puhangateuru 3B2
A378	6	4566	Mata South B
A379	2	4573	Wahine Rukuwai 2A
A380	5	4578	Hoe o Tainui North 6B2J1
A382	6	4587	Whangamata 4.D4B1
A382	2	4600	Ngatikoi Reserve 1A
A383	6	4604	Whangamata 4B1,4B2B1&4D4B2A
A384	1	4604A	Whangamata 4D4B2A
A385	3	4608	Wairau 3A1
A386	4	4610	Makumaku 5A2D4B1
A387	5	4613	Hoe o Tainui North 5B2
A388	4	4624	Hoe o Tainui North 6A2A
A389	3	4643	Te Awaiti 1J2A2B
A390	2	4645	Opatito
A391	2	4665	Whangamata 4C
A392	5	4690	Te Awaiti 1J2B1B2B
A393	8	4693	Hoe o Tainui South 4B1B
A394	5	4734	Ngatikoi Reserve 1B2
A395	4	4743	Ngatikoi Reserve 1B1
A396	9	5042	Kopuarahi 2 & Koukourahi 3A
A397	6	5097	Hoe o Tainui North 6B2J2
A398	2	5099	Moanakapiti-Huhuraumati D4A1
A399	20	5100	Manaiar B&2B Sections E2A & E2E
A400	2	5105	Moanakapiti-Huhuraumati D4C
A402	3	5107	Te Aroha Section I7B
A402	2	5113	Moanakapiti-Huhuraumati C2A
A403	3	5116	Moanakapiti-Huhuraumati D4B
A404	2	5122	Te Aroha Section 17A1
A405	2	5189	Harataunga West 2B1

A406	2	5428	Whangamata 6B1
A407	2	5443	Wahine Rukuwai 2B
A408	2	5547	Moehau 2B4C2B2
A409	5	5639	Taparahi 2B1A
A420	11	5649	Ngataipua 4

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

Part 5 Section B —

Native Land Purchase Files

Doc. No.	No. of NLP Doc. File Pages No.	Block
B1	4 2873/29	General
B2	6 1873/31	General
B3	6 1873/35	General
B4	3 1873/41	Whangamata
B5	2 1873/42	Waiwhakaurunga
B6	3 1873/51	Hikutzia/Whangamata
B7	Not used
B8	1 2873/145	General
B9	8 1873/294	Thames Waterworks
B10	12 1873/199	Thames Foreshore
B11	2 1873/218	Waitoa
B12	1 1873/200	Thames Foreshore
B13	1 1874/69	Thames Foreshore
B4	9 2874/79	Piako
B25	6 1874/137	Kapowai/Puketui
B16	11 1874/259	Piako
B17	2 1874/186	Thames Foreshore
B18	2 1874/441	General
B19	3 1874/482	Tairua/Te Kano
B20	1 1875/130	Thames Foreshore
B21	2 1875/269	General
B22	6 1879/43	Tautahanga
B23	13 2879/202	General
B24	1 1879/565	Tapapakaroro
B25	4 2880/58	General
B26	4 1880/180	Piako
B27	6 1880/395	Ruahine 2
B28	2 1880/595	Tairua
B29	4 1880/632	Moehau 1J
B30	25 1880/700	General
B31	5 2880/722	Waiu
B32	19 2880/777	Ohinemuri
B33	3 2881/110	Piako
B34	29 1881/24	Ounuora 2
B35	23 1881/189	General
B36	184 2881/246	Ohinemuri
B37	6 2882/325	Owharoa
B38	8 1882429	Whenuakite 2
B39	21 1881/481	Waihou West 3
B40	67 1882/516	Waiotahi A
Part 6
Doc No.	No. of NLP of Doc File Pages No.	Block
B41	29 2882/5	Coromandel Foreshore
B42	24 1882/455	Karioi
B43	8 1882/482	Manginahae
B44	4 1883/94	General
B45	3 1883/243	Horete 3
B46	26 2883/371	General

5 Table of Contents

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5.1

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CONTENTS

Preface

User Guide VI

Index—The Hauraki Tribal Lands Supporting Papers: Parts 1 to 28 VI I

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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 2886/36	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
Doc. No.	No. of NLP Doc. File Pages No.	Block
B65	22 1888/281	Karaka North 1
B66	50 1888/297	Otautu 1&2
B67	22 1889/36	Mangakirikiri 3
B68	3 1889/39	Waiotahi A
B69	60 1889/268	Ohinemuri
B70	60 1890/44	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
Doc. No.	No. of NLP Doc. File Pages No.	Block
B74	932 2892/8	Piako
Part 9
Doc. No.	No. of NLP Doc. File Pages No.	Block
B75	4 1892/44	Owharoa 2
B76	32 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 2893/268	Te Aroha Domain
B82	158 1893/271	Piako
Part 10
Doc. No.	No. of NLP Doc. File Pages No.	Block
B83	44 1894/93	Parareka 2
B84	12 1894/11	Mataitai 7
B85	34 1894/287	Piako
B86	1 1894/316	Mangalchildri 1
B87	2 1894/354	Owharoa 5
B88	5 1894/358	Moehau 1M
B89	3 1894/373	Wharekawa 4

Doc No.	No. of Doc. Pages	NLP File 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	2895/73	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	2895/304	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	23	1896/219	Piako
B111	4	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	1897/24	Waikanae 2
B117	76	1897/238	Waiau 1
B118	37	1897/265	Te Whanake
Part II
Doc. No.	No. of Doc Pages	NLP File No.	Block
B119	42	2897/306	Waikanae 1
B120	20	1898/21	Whangamata 6
B121	9	2898/30	Moehau 3
B122	48	1898/195	Ngarua & Mangawhero
B123	14.	1898/119	Ngaromaki
B124	5	1898/47	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	2899/89	Taparahi 2
B130	57	1899/108	Manaia
B131	53	1899/112	Owhataroa/Ipuwhakatara
Part 12
Doc No.	No. of Doc Pager	NLP File 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	2900/48	Waikaka
B140	39	2900/87	Maukoro
B141	19	2902/35	Opepeka

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No. of Doc. Doc. No. Pages	NLP File 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. Doc. No. Pages	File No.	Block
B151 13	1903/1	Kuaotunu 1C
B152 29	1903/102	Kuaotunu 1D
BI53 2	1904/103	Ngarua
B154 38	1905/39	Te Awaiti
B155 3	1905/81	Tautiti 2
B156 4	1906/40	Moehau 1G
B157 25	1906/85	Maurihoro
B158 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	1913/107/1	Whangamata 4
B166 38	1914/55	Manaia
B167 38	194/67	Rawhitiroa
B168 7	194/107	Moanakapiti/Huhuraumati
B169 24	1915/21	Wahine Rukuwai 2
B170 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

Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pages	File 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

Doc. No.	No. of Doe. Pages	File No.	Subject
C7	142	N 1907/507	Waikawau
C7a	1	N 1908/694	Waitakaruru
C8	8	MA 5/5/104	Whangamata 6B1
C9	6	MA 5/5/194	Moehau 2B4C2B2
C10	13	MA 5/5/286	Punmui/Motutere B
Part 15
Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pages	File No.	Subject
C11	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 1; N 1907/507; MA I; MA 5/5/104; MA 1; MA 5/5/194; MA 1; MA 5/5/286; MA 1; Special File 2; MA

13/86; Special File 62 (C12); MA 13/35(b): Special File 62 (C13); MA 13/35(c); Special File 120 MA 13/85

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

Doc No.	No. of Doc. Pages	File 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	1	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	1	57974	Waikaka Reserve
D16	3	58221	Makumaku 4
D17	2	58755	Ngaromaki
D17a	1	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
D21	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

Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pages	File 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

Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pager	File No.	Subject
F1	33	1894/401	Kuaotunu
F2	25	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

Doc.

No.

No. of

Doc.

Pages

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

Doc.

No.

No. of

Doc.

Pages

File

No.

Subject

1899/1070

Harataunga 2

1900/939

Pungapunga

Both files are located at National Archives, Wellington. The Archives Reference is J 1.

Part 17 Section I-Maori Land Court Whangarei Minute Books

Doc

No.

No. of

Doc.

Pages

Auckland

Minute

Book

Page Nos

35-36, 331-333, 342-343

Held by Maori Land Court, Whangarei.

Part 18 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, 77-286, 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, 292- 194, 201-202, 231
J5	34	5	72-78, 89-106, 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
Doc No.	No. of Doc. Pages	Hauraki Minute Book	Page Nos
J8	6	1	78-83
J9	I	3	401
J10	S 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, 212-24, 227-229, 235-238, 259-261, 264-267, 279, 284-285, 288-290, 302, 306-307, 318-319, 352-353, 368-373, 438-439, 446-
			453
J15	91	9	3-10, 40-62, 65-67, 99, 102-103, 154-158, 180-207, 214-222, 238- 239, 242, 280, 322-323, 435-440
Part 19
Doc No.	No. of Doc. Pages	Hauraki Minute Book	Page Nos
116	52	10	26-59, 67, 129-131, 188-193, 198- 200, 320-323, 369
J17	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, 292, 312-336, 346

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Doc No.	No. of Doc. Pages	Hauraki Minute Book	Page Nos
J21	7	15	53-54, 61-62, 132-133
J22	25	16	123-124, 126, 321-328, 393-400, 403-408
J23	6	17	97, 108, 110-111, 143, 152
J24	6	18	251-256
J25	20	19	129-131, 136-137, 206-209, 2I2- 213, 231-235, 237-240
J26	21	20	289-299, 324-332, 335
J27	17	21	4-7, 25-16, 54-58, 68-69, 96-97, 104-105
J28	19	23	2-11, 54-59, 246-247
J29	29	24	30-32, 86-90, 134-136, 161-171, 282-285, 207-209
J30	64	25	90-110, 43-159, 162-169, 181.-
			183, 289-200, 319-320
Part 20
Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pages	Hauraki Minute Book	Page Nos
J31	8	26	50, 106-112
J32	25	27	242-249, 255-259, 271-274, 279-
			285
J33	11	28	292-301
J34	2	28A	95-96
J35	1	28B	50
J36	5	30	81-85
J37	3	32	206-208
J38	7	32	93-95, 103, 105-107
J39	2	33	240-241
J40	6	34	83-88
J41	50	35	186 (5 inserted pages), 194-196, 204-211, 213-234, 264 (5
			inserted pages), 298 (6 inserted
			pages)
142	18	36	3-6, 14-18, 21-25, 35-36, 204, 279
143	5	36A	13-17
144	36	37	7-8, 122-129, 131, 14.2-149, 152-
			153, 156, 260-,68, 170-171, 266-
			267, 322
J45	2	38	264-265
J46	39	39	89, 113-126, 229-230, 253-263, 272-273, 275, 281-287, 295
J47	1	40	240
J48	45	41	33-36, 171-179, 183-184, 188, 193, 195-196, 198-203, 205, 211-217, 220, 222-223
J49	5	42	105-107,145-146
J50	11	43	45-48. 62-63, 87-89, 247-147
J51	11	44	19-21, 3o, 38-39, 47-49,161, 291
J52	32	45	25-3133-38, 62, 63, 124-126, 49-250, 154, 159-162, 179-185
J53	40	46	160,183-188, 205-222, 233, 243-
			251, 331. 342-343, 348, 364
J54	28	47	56-57, 69-70,78-79, 116-227, 230-238
J55	25	48	68-74, 80-82, 113-115, 164-165, 259-260, 292-293, 342-346
J56	4	49	79-80, 318, 335
J57	17	50	26-28, 48, 61-62, 103, 233, 141- 242, 159, 276, 301-302, 360-362, 363

Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pages	Hauraki Minute Book	Page Nos
J58	24	52	101-112, 126-127, 129-136, 238-
			139
J59 (not used)
J60	34	53	77, 86, 96-97, 108, 174-179, 198, 203, 218-222, 230-234, 239-242, 250-252, 269-272, 347
J62	6	54	203, 289, 291, 327, 346, 378
162	19	55	10, 197, 211-213, 316-321, 368-
			369, 373-374, 377-378, 382-383
J63	38	56	140-141, 201-202, 204, 241, 259, 309-311, 329-332, 334, 338-339, 343-344, 347-348, 351-359, 367-
			373
Part 21
Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pages	Hauraki Minute Book	Page Nos
J64	23	57	103, 227-129, 134-135, 305-306, 314-315,331-335, 341, 348-352, 362-362
J65	40	58	8-10, 12-24, 82-83, 132, 155, 208-
			217, 335-336, 339-345, 347-352, 358-360,361-364
J66	23	59	2-8, 80, 97-98, 112-114, 117-118, 122, 125-226, 172, 179-180, 226- 217
J67	9	60	34-38, 269-272
J68	18	61	1-14, 81-84
J69	5	62	236-238, 293-294
J70	19	63	50, 260-275, 304-305
J71	2	64	73-74
J72	2	65	326
J73	2	66	363
J74	8	67	245-246, 249, 266-268, 310-311
J75	11	68	4, 42-42, 111, 114, 119, 225, 328, 353-354
J76	2	69	102, 216
J77	4	70	208, 221-222, 228
J78	4	8o	85-86,133-134
Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pages	Waikato Minute Book	Page Nos
J79	6	2	299-304

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Part 21 Section K-Maori Land Court Hamilton Block Order

Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pages	File No.	Block
K2	5	C104	Kapowai
K2	5	C119	Rangihau
K3	2	C132	Kaimarama
K4	8	C134	Oteao 1
K5	4	C141	Waiwawa
K6	2	C149	Whenuakite
K7	9	C151	Ahirau (Cabbage Bay)
KS	17	C164	Oteao 3

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Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pages	File 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
K.26	9	C509	Kuaotunu 3
K27	13	C510	Kuaotunu 4
K.28	4	C511	Kuaotunu 5
K29	4	C512	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	H6o9	Ipu o Moehau
K46	8	H64	Waihou West 2
K47	9	H621	Hihi & Piraunui
K48	1	H625	Te Wharau
K49	13	H632	Te Tautiti
K50	23	H649	Waihou West 1
K51	25	H663	Kopuatai
K52	1	H664	Korornatua
K53	8	H675	Horete 1
K54	9	H704	Karioi
K55	4	H745	Taparahi
K56	15	H794	Mangakirikiri
K57	114	H811	Ohinemuri
Part 22
Doc. No.	No. of Doe Pages	File No.	Block
K58	4o	H84	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	Hroos	Tokotoko/Kaumatua/Rangitoto
K65	9	H1006	Takapau Rerekau
K66	13	H1009	Wahine Rukuwai

Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pages	File No.	Block
K67	9	H1010	Waitakaruru 1
K68	11	H10I2	Te Whanake
K69	23	H104	Waikaka
K70	29	H1059	Kaikahu
K71	13	H1141	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
K80	54	H1206	Te Awaiti
K81	51	H1232	Otakawe
K82	38	H1254	Pouarua Pipiroa
K83	1	H1297	Waikaka Reserve
K84	20	H1312	Ngania
K85	23	H1322	Opepeka
K86	28	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	23	H1355	Ohinemuri 17A2
K94	4	H1604	Sec 1 Block V Ohinemuri SD
K95	1	H1620	Rawerawe

All files held by Maori Land Court, Hamilton.

Part 23 Section L—Maori Land Court Hamilton Correspondence Files

Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pager	File 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

Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pager	Year
M1	86	1873
M2	22	1875
M3	22	1882

All files held at National Archives, Auckland.

Archives References are as follows: 2873 BABG/A52/9

1875 BABG/A52/10

1882 BABG/A52/11 & 12

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Part 24 Section N—Hamilton Survey Plans

Doc. No. N1	Plan No. Black Maari Land (ML) Plans 66 Pukemaukuku
N2	70	Parangu 2
N3	106	Whakanekeneke 2
N4	991	Hotungaio
N5	1066C	Pukekura
N6	1066DIA	Matakitaki
N7	1066DiB	Matakitaki
N8	1066D2	Kauri
N9	1066E	Pita's Block
N10	1066G	Maumaupaki
N11	1066H	Awakanae
N12	10661	Mahakirau
N13	1135	Pukeatua & Waiau
N14	14086B	Waiau
N15	1408(IB)	Waiau
N16	1486A	Hangawera
N17	1486B	Piako
N18	1486C	Piako
N19	1651	Parakete
N20	1674	Te Kapua
N21	1737	Motutere
N22	1742	Waitaia
N23	1811	Hotungaio & Taurikomore
N24	1831	Rangitoto
N25	1847	Otuturu
N26	1905	Otautu
N27	1958	Kapowai (4 pages)
N28	1959	Ounuora (z pages)
N29	1966	Kaimarama (2 pages)
N30	1967	Waiwawa & Taranoho
N31	2043	Te Weiti
N32	2043A	Te Weiti
N33	2171	Ahirau
N34	2243	Te Wharau
N35	2243A	Te Wharau
N36	2268	Komata North & South
N37	2278	Te Karaka
N38	2285	Whenuakite
N39	2302	Otautu 1 & 2
N40	2302A	Otautu 3 & 4
N41	2493	Pakautukua
N42	2494	Rangiahu
N43	2516	Waiwhakaurunga (2 pages)
N44	2525	Harataunga
N45	2534	Manginahae
N46	2535	Hotoritort
N47	2551	Otama
N48	2555	Waikawau (4 pages)
N49	2557	Manaia
N50	2557C	Manaia
N51	2569	Whitipirorua
N52	2570	Omahu
N53	2580	Tairua (2 pages)
N54	2583	Whangamata
N55	2594	Karaka
N56	2605	Hihi & Piraunui
N57	2607	Te Karo
N58	2609	Ounuora
N59	2612	Whangamata & Hikutaia
N60	2615	Owhataroa
N61	2617	Tautahanga

Doc No.	Plan No. Black Maori Land (ML) Plans
N62	2629	Whenuakite 2
N63	2640	Owhao
N64	2646	Mangotahi
N65	2647	Waokauri
N66	2648	Rapaatikiato
N67	2702	Hangawera
N68	2704	Taukoro
N69	2704A	Taukoro
N70	2721	Ipu o Moehau
N71	2724B	Tawhitirahi
N72	2733	Waiu
N73	2735	Te Weiti 4
N74	Not used
N75	2739	Puketui
N76	2796	Omahu Reserve
N77	2896	Mangakirikiri 4
N78	2898	Omahu West
N79	2898(1)	Omahu West 2
N80	2900	Te Onetai
N81	2901	Te Horete
N82	2901(1B2)	Te Horete 1B2
N83	2906	Ohuka
N84	2907	Ruapekapeka
N85	2914(2)	Taparahi
N86	2914(1)	Taparahi
N87	294(3)	Taparahi
N88	2916	Oteao 2
N89	2940	Wairakau Reserve
N90	2951	Waikanae (2 pages)
N91	2951A	Waikanae
N92	2951C	Waikanae 4
N93	2950	Waikanae 3
N94	2952	Waikanae 2
N95	2971	Wharekawa East (8 pages)
N96	2973	Wharekawa East 3
N97	2976	Wairoa
N98	2976(x)	Wairoa
N99	2977	Pakirarahi
N100	2982	Moehau (5 pages)
N101	2982E	Moehau 1G & 1H
N102	2982(1D)	Moehau 1D
N103	2992	Waiotahi
N104	2993	Te Ahuroa
N105	3006	Wharekawa East 4 & 5
M106	3010	Waiharakeke
N107	3026	Omahu West 3
N108	3028	Opitomoko & Kuranui
N109	3033	Whangamata & Hikutzia (4 pages)
N110	3044	Ngaromaki (2 pages)
N111	3053	Kaipitopito
N112	3054	Waihekau 1
N113	3057	Opitomoko & Kuranui
N114	3062	Te Aroha
N115	3119	Pukehinau
N116	3127	Tanutanu
N117	3304	Parareka 2
N118	3305	Karioi
N119	3306	Te Poho 2 & 3
N120	3387	Mangaldrikiri
N121	3407	Waihekau
NI22	3410A&B	Waihekau 4

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Doc. No.	Plan No. Block Maori Land (ML) Plans
N123	3416	Ohinemuri (6 pages)
N124	3416	Ohinemuri (6 pages)
N125	3416A	Ohinemuri
N126	3416(1)	Ohinemuri (2pages)
N127	3416(2&3)	Ohinemuri (3 pages)
N128	3416(4)	Ohinemuri 20
N129	3458	Mangateparu
N130	3460	Karioi 4
N131	3477	Te Puninga
N132 3	3491	Mangakirikiri 2 &
		Mangarehu Reserve
N133	3503	Te Aroha
N134	3549	Kuaotunu (2 pages)
N135	3549A	Kuaotunu 1A
N136	3549(4)	Kuaotunu 2
N137	3549 (B1)	Kuaotunu 2
N138	3549(B2)	Kuaotunu 2
N139	3549C	Kuaotunu 1D
N140	3549C	Kuaotunu 1D
N141	3637	Maungawhio Wahi Tapu
N142	3639	Perekewhakaputaia Wahi Tapu
N143	3643	Rau Te Whero Wahi Tapu
N144	3648	Kotangitangi Wahi Tapu
N145	3652	Rauwharangi Wahi Tapu
N146	3654	Tapapakaroro & Okahutai
N147	3656	Motukahakaha (2 pages)
N148	3686	Waipaheke & Ahirau
N149	3688	Oteao 3 & 4
N150	3695	Waihou West 1
N151	3736	Te Tipi
N152	3782	Hangawera
N153	3804	Te Horete 3
N154	3817	Omotai & Ngutumanga
N155	3836	Whangamata 6
N156	3905	Waihou West 3
N157	3928	Kopuatai
N158	3929	Koromatua
N159	4078	Whakahoro
N160	4150	Owharoa 3
N161	4487	Pukemokemoke
N162	4493(1)	Waikawau North
N163	4493(2)	Waikawau North
N164	4494	Waikawau South 4
N165	4498	Otakeao 2
N166	4498	Otakeao 1 & 2
N167	4498A&B	Otakeao 1
N168	4622	Moehau IL
N169	4623	Moehau 1M
N170	4624	Moehau 1K
N171	4625	Moehau 1I & 1J
N172	4738(1)	Moehau 4
N173	4738(2)	Moehau 4
N174	4738(3)	Moehau 4
N175	4745	Moehau 2
N176	4816	Papatai
N177	4858	Waiparuparu
N178	4858A	Waiparuparu
N179	5399	Piako 8 Pages
N180	5701	Marokoka
N181	5701A&B	Marokoka Reserves
N182	5701C	Marokoka Reserve
N183	5897	Hikutaia 4

Doc. Plan No. No. Block Maori Land (ML) Plans N184 5934C&D Piako (2 pages)
N185	6222	Te Hopai
N186	6227A	Tihikonui
N187	6227B	Kakatarahae 2
N188	6229	Hoe o Tainui
N189	6235	Wahine Rukuwai
N190	6238	Waemaro
N191	6239	Kopuatai
N192	6240	Rangitoto
N193	6241	Mohonui & Patatai
N194	6243	Waikaka
N195	6243B	Waikaka A2 & B
N196	6243C2	Waikaka C2
N197	6251	Takapau Rerekau
N198	6253	Rawerawe
N199	6256	Maukoro Reserve
N200	6258	Wharawhara
N201	6263	Kopuatai 3 & 6
N202	6264	Whanake etc
N203	6264A	Whanake etc
N204	6264B2	Whanake 3
N205	6265	Waitakaruru
N206	634	Kaikahu
N207	6315	Kopuraruwai
N208	6316	Koukourahi
N209	6385	Harataunga West (2 pages)
N210	Not used
N211	6397	Makumaku
N212	6423	Ngataipua
N213	6429	Kahotara Wahi Tapu
N24	6457	Omaro
N215	6483	Kopuarahi
N216	6501	Horahia Opou
N217	6501(1)	Horahia Opou 1 & 2A
N218	6501(2)	Horahia Opou 5B
N219	6547	Te Awaiti (2 pages)
N220	6548	Mangawhero
N221	6549	Ngarua (2 pages)
N222	6549(1B)	Ngarua 1B
N223	6549 (5A)	Ngarua 5A
N224	6564	Pouarua - Pipiroa
N225	6564(1B)	Pouarua - Pipiroa 1B
N226	6577	Waitakaruru &
		Puhangateuru (4 pages)
N227	6646	Te Kauanga Whenuakite
N228	6646	Te Kauanga Whenuakite
N229	6697(2)	Maukoro 1 & 2
N230	6697(1)	Maukoro 1
N231	6818	Purunui
N232	694	Ohinemuri 10A2
N233	6971	Tiritiri
N234	7079	Hoe o Tainui North 3
N235	7157	Kopuarahi 1
N236	7157(1A)	Kopuarahi IA
N237	7159	Puhangateuru 1B & 213
N238	7162	Otakawe 1B
N239	7346	Hoe o Tainui A
N240	7452	Moehau 1 West
N241	7482	Makumaku 1 & 2
N242	7947	Owharoa 5132
N243	8052	Awaiti 1E & 1H
N244	8807	Ngataipua East

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Doc. No.	Plan 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
	Surrvey 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 0—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 Waiomani
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

No. of Title

Doc. Doc. Bloat

No. Pages No.

Certificate of Tide

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

Pro 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

No. of Tide

Doc. Doc. Block

No. Pages 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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Doc. No.	No. of Doc Pages	Title Block 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	449	Tangiaronui
Q16	4	1495	Mangakirikiri 2
Q17	5	2720	Paraemauku
Q18	3	1957	Whangamata I Reserve
Q19	3	2007	Whitipirorua
Q20	4	2008	Wharekawa East 1
Q21	2	1451	Tangiaro 2
Q22	2	1496	Mangakirikiri 2
Q23	4	246	Tautahanga
Q24	4	247	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	364	Waiotahi A
Q35	4	3615	Waiotahi A
Q36	4	4222	Kaipitopito
Q37	2	4221	Part Te Weiti 1, 2 & 3
Q38	4	4965	Matamataharakeke
Q39	8	4968	Matamataharakeke
Q40	3	10838	Maukoro
Q41	8	23488	Pungapunga 2C
Q42	6	23528	Otautu 4B
Q43	4	13529	Otautu 4B
Q44	3	14220	Tapapakaroro
Q45	3	4467	Ohinemuri 20A
Q46	3	15182	Motukahakaha
Q47	4	25480	Willis' Grant
Q48	7	15481	Maukoro 2
Q49	4	25482	Maukoro 1
Q50	3	15585	Kuaotunu 2B
Q51	4	26506	Komata North 1B6
Q52	4	26569	Moehau 1M
Q53	2	17312	Te Wairoa
Q54	2	17313	Te Wairoa
Q55	3	18271	Kuaotunu 1D1
Q56	6	1862,	Horete 1B1
Q57	4	28834	Hoe o Tainui South 2
Q58	4	19486	Pouarua-Pipiroa 2
Q59	3	29689	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 Unipa

No. of Doc. Doc. No. Pager		Title Block No. Transfers
Q68	2	29397	Kuaotunu 2A3
Q69	2	29398	Kuaotunu 2A3
Q70	3	37285	Kuaotunu 1D
Q71	5	41591	Pungapunga 1
Q72	6	43234	Te Awaits 7
Q73	7	43829	Moehau 3
Q74	9	43830	Moehau 3
Q75	4	43235	Ohinemuri 20F
Q76	5	47516	Puhangateuru 2B
Q77	4	55292	Waitakaruru 5B2
Q78	4	55207	Waitakaruru 5B1
Q79	4	57206	Waitakaruru 5B
Q80	4	60050	Makumaku 5E
Q81	5	65259	Pouarua Pipiroa 3B
Q82	6	66136	Makumaku 4
Q83	4	66137	Ngarua 1B2
Q84	4	66139	Tiritiri 1
Q85	4	6640	Tiritiri 4A
Q86	5	72261	Makumaku 1
Q87	5	72902	Rangiahu
Q88	2	73473	Makumaku 1
Q89	4	73814	Moehau 1 East 1
Q90	9	74292	Ngataipua 3
Q91	8	74193	Koukourahi 1
Q92	4	74294	Koukourahi 4D
Q93	11	74195	Koukourahi 3B
Q94	4	75357	Rangiahu
Q95	4	75969	Ngataipua 2
Q96	4	78244	Moehau 1G1
Q97	4	78245	Moehau 1G9
Q98	4	78246	Moehau 1C10
Q99	3	80263	Ngarua 1B1
Part 26
Q100	4	82692	Kuaotunu 3B
Q101	5	84824	Makumaku 5F
Q102	4	85550	Te Wairoa 2
Q103	7	85578	Kuoatunu 4B
Q104	4	87816	Awaits 1C
Q105	4	87817	Await 1C
Q106	2	88754	Pakirarahi 1
Q107	6	88763	Kopuraruwai 2
Q108	4	88764	Awaits 2B
Q109	4	89072	Te Aroha Section 17B
Q110	7	89838	Horete 3A
Q111	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 1 East 2B
Q117	3	96053	Karioi 4A
Q118	4	96167	Whangamata 5
Q119	9	96881	Moehau 1 East 2A
Q120	5	100918	Kopuraruwai 4B
Q121	5	102665	Awaits 1A1
Q122	4	103864	Moehau 1K3
Q123	3	105193	Waihekau 4B
Q124	4	105194	Waihekau 4B
Q125	6	109910	Okahutai A

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Doc. No.	No. of Doc. Pages	Title Block No. Transfers
Q126	5	116388 Moehau 1K2
Q127	7	120005 Horete 2A
Q128	4	137266 Moehau 1K1
Q129	5	43835 Wahine Rukuwai 2B
Q130	4	146839 Purunui
Q131	7	152586 Waikanae 4B1
Q132	4	152920 Motutere B
Q133	5	155485 Waikanae 4B1
Q134	2	203779 Moehau 3B
Q135	5	210678 Wahine Rukuwai 2B
Q136	3	226146 Harataunga West 2B1
Q137	4	227796 Ngataipua East 2D
Q138	Not used
Q139	4	234502 Hoe o Tainui Az
Q140	4	247748 Ngataipua East 2D
Q141	4	260605 Waikanae 4A1
Q142	3	273503 Wharawhara
Q43	4	282241 Horete 3A2
Q144	4	330667 Wahine Rukuwai 2B
Q145	4	367818 Hikutaia 2 Reserve
Q146	6	367819 Hikutaia 2 Reserve
Q147	3	353941 Harataunga 2B1
Q148	4	S.98427 Wahine Rukuwai 2B
Q149	4	S.135485 Waikanae 4B1
Q149a	3	S.233032 Moehau 1E
Q150	6	S.536161 Waikanae 4B3
Q151	4	S.537063 Okahutai B
Q152	2	H.40974.9Otautu 3B
Q153	6	H.4097410 Otautu 3B
		Leases
Q154	5	62 Mangarehu East
Q155	8	66 Tairua
Q156	9	67 Te Karo 1
Q157	7	152 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	461 Pungapunga 1 & 3
Q168	19	1462 Pungapunga 1 & 2
Q169	4	1744 Matamataharakeke
Q170	8	3052 Oteao 1
Q171	6	5374 Makumaku 2
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 Doc. Doc. No. Pages R1 8	Tide Block No. Provisional Register 27/117 Repanga
Title held by North Auckland Land Registry Office,
Auckland.
Part 27 Section S—Auckland Land
Registry Documents
No. of	Tide
Doc. Doc	Black
No. Pages	No.
	Transfers
S1 4	404 Orere North
S2 4	463 Orere North
S3 4	2736 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

Title

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.

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.

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. Maori Deeds of Old Land Purchases in New Zealand from the Year 1815 to 2840, 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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T2	213
T3	94
T4	28

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Index

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

No. of

Doc. Doc. Appendix

No. Pager Year No.

U1 16 1873 G-8

U2 4 1875 G-5b

U3 1 1875 G-5c

U4 1 1875 G-6

U5 82 2875 1-1

U6 4 2876 C-12

U7 1 2876 G-5

U8 2 1877 G-1

U9 23 1877 1-25

U10 4 1877 J-3

U11 4 2877 G-7

U12 1 1877 1-3

U23 7 2879 Session II, G-6

U13a 1 1881 C-1

U4 2 1881 I-2

U15 6 1883 G-6

U16 2 1884 1-2

U17 1 1884 1-4

U18 12 2885 G-1

U19 1 1891 1-2

U20 2 1893 1-3

U21 1 1894 1-1

U22 2 2895 G-2

U23 2 1898 1-3

U24 1 1901 1-3

U25 2 2905 1-3

U26 2 2907 G-3a

U27 3 1907 G-15

U28 4 2908 G-3a

U29 4 2908 G-6

U30 5 2908 G-7

Up 1 2908 1-3

Up 5 1909 G-1a

U33 2 2909 G-3a

U34 1 2909 1-3

U35 1 2920 G-3a

U36 1 1921-22 1-3

Part 28 Section V-New Zealand

Parliamentary Debates

No. of

Doc. Doc. Page

No. Pager Volume Nos

V1 4 25 528-532, 585-589

V2 2 62 368-369

V3 1 140 822-823

Part 28 Section W-New Zealand Gazette

No. of

Doc. Doc. Page

No. Pages Year Nos

W1 3 2862 13-15

W2 4 1863 345-348

W3 2 2869 626-627

W4 1 2870 53

W5 2 2872 637, 763

W6 2 2873 157-158

W7 14 1874 1-3, 403-412, 693

W8 2 1875 455.576

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No.	Pager	Year	Nos
W9	6	1876	621-626
W10	4	1877	544-545, 928-929
W11	4	1878	600-6o8, 954-955, 1230-1232
W12	17	1879	69-70, 292-293, 295, 420-421, 463-464, 745, 913-926, 2023, 2254, 1307
W23	8	1880	452-456, 1669, 1683-1684
W4	26	1881	170-174, 359-363, 393-395, 672-673, 756-761, 956-957, 1139-1140, 1276
W25	16	1882	262-263,498-501, 597-602, 1341-1342, 1860-1861
W16	1	1883	786
W17	7	1884	372,743-744, 1212-1215
W18	4	1885	971-973, 1180
W19	8	1886	290-291, 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, 294, 946
W25	3	1892	294, 1274-1275
W26	2	1893	274, 304
W27	8	1894	209-210, 265-266, 457, 1076, 422-1423
W28	4	1895	2098, 1122, 1295-1296
W29	2	1896	1075-1076
W3o	7	1897	15, 1747-1749,1774, 2013, 2299
W32	5	1898	1251-1254,1308
W32	3	1899	1359-1361
W33	3	1900	105, 1187, 1341
W34	5	1902	184-1817, 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	23	1916	4-5, 636, 1834, 1995-1996,2224, 2692, 2994,
3218-3219,3566,		3627
W49	9	1917	180, 390, 597-598, 717, 1325,3228, 4027-4028
W50	7	1928	397, 856, 1004, 1695, 1820,2430, 3208
W51	11	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

	No. of
Doc.	Doc		Page
No.	Pager	Year	Nos
W57	5	1925	159-160, 163, 2896-2897
W58	3	1926	59, 2751, 3112
W59	2	1927	518,894
W60	7	1928	403, 751, 2079, 2267-2268,2308, 3091
W61	3	1929	2532, 2646, 324
W62	2	2930	986-987
W63	1	1931	3134
W64	1	2932	2141
W65	1	2934	4165
W66	3	1935	2973, 3570, 3799
W67	2	1936	495,533
W68	1	2937	211
W69	1	2938	823
W70	1	2939	254
W71	2	1940	974, 1058
W72.	2	1946	933, 1911
W73	2	1954	568, 483
W74	2	1956	546, 184
W75	1	2960	1731
W76	1	1965	1717
W77	1	1967	2857
W78	2	1972	618, 1102
W79	2	2978	1465-1466
W80	1	1980	1051
W81	2	1989	4140-4141

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File No Date Sender

MA-MLP 1875/40 23 February GG Agent, Auckland

ND 75/5994 22 October Puckey, Thames

Description Former deeds of Thames foreshore were illegal. L.44-0 paid for fresh ones. File T's Foreshore. ND 75/5994

Requesting authority to have deed to foreshore prepared by solicitors. END

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File No Date Sender

MA-MLP 74/106 30 January Hotereni Taipari, Shortland

N&D 76/786 11 February Hotereni Taipari, Thames

N&D 76/4786 14 September Hotereni Taipari, Shortland

N&D 77/1114 9 March Puckey, Thames

N&D 77/1879 27 April Puckey, Thames

N&D 77/2076 10 May Puckey, Thames

N&D 77/2077 15 April Puckey, Thames

N&D 77/4617 13 November Puckey, Thames

Description

Asks for L.2500 for their claims to foreshore. N&D 76/786

Asks to be paid L.500 for Thames foreshore.

Re Thames foreshore. Wants immediate payment of L.450. Requisition for L.300 authorised by late Native Minister to purchase interest in H Taipari in the Thames foreshore. Forwards certified copy of Thames foreshore deed. There is now no difficulty in the way of it being executed.

Forwards deeds (24) of the Thames foreshore.

Refers to his requisition for L.300 authorised by the late Sir D McLean to purchase interest of H Taipari in the foreshore at Thames.

Forwards deeds of conveyance of interest of H Taipari in Thames foreshore to the Crown and Mr Wilkinson's account for forepaying same.

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N&D 78/1123 8 April Puckey, Thames

N&D 78/2741 31 July Kemp, Auckland

A remaining m? [can't read] purchased interests in Kauaeranga B12. Will necessitate a further payment of L.5. Two interests in Kauaeranga B12, have been sold by R Graham. With amended deed of

conveyance of certain interests in the Thames Foreshore and voucher in favour of Mr Wilkinson for engrossing fee of same.

Returning deed of Thames Foreshore duly registered. END

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NEW ZEALAND POST OFFICE TELEGRAPHS.

This Telegram is presented for Transmission by the undersigned, subject to the authorized Conditions posted up in thiii Moe.

The Government will not be held responsible for errors, omissions, or delays in the transmission of telegrams, nor for the non-transmission of any telegram, nor for delays in the delivery nor for the non-delivery of any telegrams, from whatever cause the same may arise.

All applications respecting this telegram should be made within Rix months from the date of its transmission, after which period it will not be kept.

PLEASE WRITE DISTINCTLY.

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WELLINGTON,

I have the honor to request that

you will be good enough to cause the Interest acquired by or on behalf of Her Majesty in the

defined at the next sitting of the Native Land

.1 have the honor to be
Sir,
Your most obedient Servant,

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'SHdVHD3131 301.d.10 1S0d ONV1V3Z M3N

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THI,7ESC ZEALAND GOVERNMENT,

Department

NATIVE LAND PURCHASE.

Signature of Claimant

Address of Claimant:

I CERTIFY that, to the best of my k and correct in every particular ;

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NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT,

Department

NATIVE LAND PURCHASE or Service

I CERTIFY that, to the be& IrT,nt'710,4,1•0and 1.; f f

\_P \_CA rivarrev;v10. Annum, ic

and correct in every particular;

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NEW ZEALAND.

TREASURY VOUCHER No.

C----"

Tat. NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT,

Department NATIVE

IN ATIN' E LAND PURCHASE.

or Service

DEPARTMENTAL No..

Signature of Claimant :.

Address of Claimant: \_\_

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TREASURY VOUCHER No.

TR NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT,

Department

NATIVE LAND PITIICLIASI or Service

DEPARTMENTAL No.

Signature of Claimant:

.Address of Claimant: \_

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File No Date Sender Description

MA-MLP 73/39 26 July 1872 James Mackay Re Capt Daldy's claims to

Waikawau block, Coromandel. MLP 79/29 & N&D 78/3263

N & D 78/3263 10 August Dufaur, Auckland Re Capt Daldy's right under an agreement with government to purchase 450 acres in the Waikawau block. Advises that Maori are claiming as reserves

portions of the land which formed the subject of this agreement.

Requests some other arrangement. L 78/2212 (not followed through) & NO 78/4042

NO 78/4042 8 August Dufaur, Auckland Requests that instructions be given to Mr

Preece, Land Purchase Officer at the Thames, to delay awarding certain reserves claimed by Maori in the Waikawau

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block. NO 79/495

MA-MLP 79/29 12 April Daldy, Auckland Asks that the Premier inform him whether the government will give him title to land in the Waikawau block in accordance with agreement made in 1871 or compensate him for losses. MLP 79/494

NO 79/495 Dufaur, Auckland Re Capt Daldy's claim to land at Waikawau "under arrangement made with Mr Ormond when Native Minister awarded land at Shortland Court to Maori as reserves". NO 79/3897 & MLP 79/29

MA-MLP 79/494 16 September Daldy Wants his claim for Waikawau and Mata to be brought before cabinet. MLP 79/631

MA-MLP 79/631 9 December Wilkinson, Thames Forwards tracing showing portions of Waikawau block claimed by Daldy. MLP 79/651

MA-MLP 79/651 20 December Wilkinson, Thames Takerei Te Putu states that he was handed over part of the land at Waikawau claimed by Capt Daldy to Te Hira Te Tuiri for Maori burial purposes. MLP 80/318

NO 79/3897 16 September Daldy Desires Native

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Minister to bring before cabinet Waikawau and Mata blocks etc. MLP 79/494 & NO 81/360

MA-MLP 80/318 16 March Daldy Again asks for consideration of his Waikawau and Mata claims. NO 81/360

NO 81/360 4 February Dufaur Re Capt Daly's request that when Native Minister goes to Auckland that the papers be sent in so that the claim can be gone into. NO 85/1991

NO 85/1191 15 June Takeri Te Putu Applies for removal of restrictions from N 4494 Waikawau. NO 85/1993

NO 85/1993 20 May Pita Te Rangi & Applies for

others removal of restrictions from N 4494 Waikawau. NO 85/2030

NO 85/2030 11 June Stedman Applies for removal of restrictions from Waikawau block. NO 86/3615

NO 86/3615 25 October Cadman, Thames Forwards letters from JB Stedman re his application for removal of restrictions from two small reserves at Waikawau. NO 86/3959

NO 86/3959 27 November Barton, Gisborne Acknowledges receipt of files and asks for MA-MLP 86/417. NO 87/327

NO 87/327 23 December Barton, Wellington Report on

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application of JB Stedman for Pitu Te Rangi & Riria Karape re Waikawau No 1 (47 acres) and Waikawau No 2 (75 acres), Thames District. (No 1 recommends, No 2 no recommend). NO 87/1148

NO 87/1148 15 April Stedman, Thames Re Removal of restrictions on Native

reservations, Waikawau No's 1 & 2. NO 87/1519

NO 87/1519 18 May Stedman, Thames Re land he had acquired at Thames from Maori. NO 88/1763

NO 88/1763 5 September Morpeth, Copy of clause 5,

Wellington Native Contracts & Promises Act 1888 re land acquired by JB Stedman at

Thames. NO 88/1793

NO 88/1793 3 September Stedman, Thames Re Application of Takerei Te Putu for removal of restrictions over Waikawau No 1. NO 89/139

NO 89/139 8 January Stedman, Thames Re Application of Tekerei Te Putu for removal of restrictions over Waikawau No 1. NO 89/968

NO 89/968 10 April Daldy Withdrawing claims against blocks 4 & 5 at Waikawau which Mr Stedman had agreed to purchase from Maori. NO

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89/1088

NO 89/1088 14 May Governor Signs order in council removing restrictions from Waikawau South No 1. NO 89/1598

NO 89/1598 9 July Stedman re restrictions on Waikawau block south No 2. NO 89/1721

NO 89/1721 25 July Governor Application from Pita to Rangi and others for removal of restrictions on Waikawau South No 2 block. Restriction MC 25.9.89. NO 89/2075

NO 89/2075 2 September Governor Signs order in council removing restrictions from Waikawau South No 2, section 6, block 6. END

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Okere Falls Rotorua, November 21st 1905.

The Honourable Mr Carroll,

Sir,

Greetings. I now bring under your notice the case of a piece of land situate in the Hauraki District, known as Te Awaiti No 2, containing 3000 acres, it was arranged by the people that three persons were to be as trustees for it,in order to facilitate any arrangements for dealings with the said low, that is by leasing or otherwise, well now the people have found that those three have dealt wrongly with the land and that a portion has been sold, that

is why, the case having put into my hands that I apply to you and

your Council under seotion 39 of the Aot of 1894 for an enquiry

into that land, that is to have the rightful persons included therein, I can however state the grounds (of claim) when the application is enquired into.

Your humble servant trusts that you will quickly reply to my letter.

From your humble servant,

HatarakaManuhulaPoihipi.

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Votive Department,

BOW' Sir

atilleig V&A Moak f-

irs Leo s• saaimisige receipt of your favour of the SIM. VS% * WI* yew PeweeIke that the drew) i s turrind a furMuer /seetwasit tip tiro labia Me Um* *MO is NW *sly acres
mmagete01116 041,11.11 sollesdhied five Me HeW. Me

CALUMrftifilsoaptime elie 400, file fa order ill deleedd les
ES" NepOky to the whale algae iledwithseendinig the fast that the Croon had purchased a poPties tfr it, se that if the Court tbund a, trust' the bessfletel °veers mot be able to claim from the Trustless a refund of sty pa:Shoes EMMY resolved by 0011* from the sale to the Creels. We era arrdMIltat if the sontespleted Order in Oenseil issues may tor the WOO germ, we will be barred from o/eising a refhnd as to the peretess sold to the Oros. sis the Native /and Court solid be IMMO ,erisdiotion to deal with the matter, and.jurisdietion swops to us to be expressly taken away from the Supreme Court by Skeeelees dde de and 60 of The Native Land Lamm Amendment Lot lett. I% would therefore respeettnny suggest, ;.

that the Order is Couscil fessule apply to the whole block with (if required by the Court) C olalltBallitipting the Crews from esy

batty, in connection with s which have Already beesicoaw

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pleases VS would esteem it s favour, if the matter eould be submitted to the GeMmemmest for early oonsideratims, es the *twee le moving stresvessly eft every sitting of the Maori Land Sward for /save to se11 the remaining sestlon, hie ides apparently being ts ran hie mile through before the Government has dealt with the matter.

Tours train)

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. 'gethcr, and laid their shares, £16o,-be-

•,, t••.: , • fore it. The tribe Being dissatisfied,
'HE ANAM BL(CIC. . - Mr Moresby, for the three alleged

Witika Taupo and a son of Paora trustees, then stated his defence in lull;

Tiunga were sent to yaora's house to
------'4,-.—....• ' \_ . 4 .. andinr Slomfieln followed with evidence

)(INTENT OF'; NATIVE LANDt to prove the trust. The case has been fetch the other £80. They went to his fully found the money and brought it
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ully summed up and argued "by both 1

COURT. away, without his knowledge or permis-
parties, and the Court has now to finally •

lion.. The whole £240 was then taken
--. 7 . decide the question, which narrows it-

possession of for the tribe, and appar- t the Native.4.0d,goufi at Paeroa self down to this :—W.Ats the land given

end), distributed . more or less fairly 7riday judgment was given by Judge to the three men, subject. only to the

This resulted in an' oki"foli•in til S. M. 'er regarding the Await' Block:, No. condition of paying ill■expenses of the .Thi

•by Paora, wno sued EplheNand Lear Paeroa. The case had been ...case•;•or, were they ';tititind• ta'look on

Towle! £166. Paora lost his' 4 ipying the coitit.;for.rthe past fort- 3111

L: ,...` The judgment :-., to 1t a,,LA • l',.1:r.r.. are no :official recoids of the...siit,
here areoney4:4,frat thi.,-aoe.-00 arms why tie Magistratesodecidedl lottP.

d iii.this"case:TF ;',7 ::-.:..*4 • the ;Cm* -, -.', .-.I.. •:,'-.:• ..:. - -::,- , - -4,..-•,.. 1 "p4it'cif ilie defence is nnowstatea lointitie,

t the money bad actually been', It has teen contended th the . Thate • the loilowinviaCtorinindl .1?"'n •

,;has no jurisdiction,ion, on the - andeees4.eakilijieei.Q;‘' ,-.4,;..., tiil k0Paid• over to the tribe.' .•''.in October,

, section .15 does not enable au '• -4899, • Tame Aaiun . Tsold . gis One-thiite•-, ,ouncil to isiue;aathorisiog. Na- of igg4ginsglivriii: 1; . 1...,' held 'Interest, s000 acres, ,lo the Crown, for4 Land. Court to to any iyitv'fik

J ,erfe:re , to draw. up Iiiteeif Oiders. 1,20o, and Paora- runga:Odl..d half bilk Falter or amenea-deciside Oiryitr ; I, yip at.that:e interest, son acres,•fOrrtnaL It would -, le Native Appellate \_Court, b.:4 t4t to cut off the "S`3000acree;filinii, for the -4tilus appear that had•- the Witek..land ari:

ed 1 . veld as the timbert.bee r i..theit;;Onlde ran order is final and conaft payment, of expenses •wal:firit:Itiint

vsiiuid'not- hinte' exceeded i is a question that could psi:n*1%. `A great deal Of evidence has t0tal ieeellits.

Isome 41600. In July -last year, after; iferred tb the Sunreme-Ccilit':Inr" to show what the intention of the tribe

the failure of the proceedings then taken sion, and shouldtie.present case gd at that meeting was.. The - outcome is '

to have the trust declared, Paora Tiunga:. ippeal, the Appellate Court might that the alleged trustees say there was'

proposed his remaining- 5oo 'acres to the .

,ably decide to state a case for the • no condition attached to the posed .Crown (or £675. ,Eipillf .Tenn having
reine Court; which the Native Land' award to Epiha Taba and Hare; Tel- ..

rt—the present Court—has no power mane, except the payment of ilf e ,die . his, onn . amt. .da,nghter wereo. In the meantime we shall assume 1 penses ; while the witnesses for the.1,ap.on pointed 58o acres. v SaCceaSOA and •upon . p- ar

•

,appointe

. awarded • diction. , .. 1 tribe say that any balance from the sale

Epiha and aao - acr es to Te

Wani to .lhiperts.

The next point. is .— Was this land: of the timber was to belong to the tribe, as

Epiha. The additional award to Tel;

in trust, and if so, what was the also the land itself. • Two. independent

Wani was in view of the improvements1;

ire of such trust ? (a) At the con- witnesses were called. -14 • Tetmana

, •

ion of the\_origipal hearing of the' supportecl Epiha 'he hid effected on.the land; -and the money he hod expended in various ways Lilt Block in 1894 some 17,000actes • Taha were to take; the laAdar ,truoteet.- '

..:for the benefit of the tribe, to which ex- :: awarded to N'Hako. The Court His evidence, however, not SO ar

•cle-

penditure his sister Ihipera hadnot then asked to cut off -3000 acres, as;it usually is.., Mara: lie ui.,•also

contributed. 'le Wani has since agreed :wining the forest and vest it. in- upheld that •vIew. No., good realms '

sell his his It 5 certainly a80. a ,a.toarers te t for

:ilia Taha and Nam Teimana (as. t0 have been...suested whi .the tribe

.flar e . .•,61.5 -ppe tars lsen that :the
teees for die people generally) that should propose or agree. to:make

:tribe have slept on their rights (if they

may raise money by the sale of the :Teimana an' absolute owner, except • (r)•

have any), as it was not • sill .39o5 that icr . to clear off the liabilities of the that he had constantly acted for feHaico

definite action was begun to secure their

for survey and other charges. The in the Native Land Court,' lis' servicesmissionon into thetitle.'. The Court rt said it did not see its way, to beini'-highly:valuedistne*.,ffing. the, .

le a trust, but. under section 15 land and timber were not ring

supposed:finds.. it difficult tO believe' that they 'land unaware of cite Bale of .balf of the ireLand Court Act, .1894, the Go- to be 3o valuable, so that aide'

. . land to the Crown in ,\_899:' That tsoo for in Council may confer power on, might hot more than cover J. ' • -;

rown,. e For the defeecet:l September,
in open Court,\_ , vested

Court to do what is asked, and the of the casei..The -Minutes Al./Ow.-.thee' :a• was crrrs

cut off tl.

C • i/a. ge will communicate With the Chief i when the proposal was brought into -

ge on the subject" Nothing further: Court, the Judge understood • that the • '99'7*

th ..

done by that Court, the orders being' tribe wished the land to be vested in the alleged trustees • *bait fully rlis

incomplete. . . two as trustees ; the Court said it had charged their obligations .by paying all

.ppeals having been . \_lodged, the; no power to do so. the expenses connected with the
land.

.t d. An approxiptate statement of elate Court dealt with the block ip:! We come now to the Appellate Court

account has been submitted;,;. show- 6. As regards this 3000 acres, th . ak of r896. . It has been, forcibly . ed-. '

in:declined to make Hare TeimanIr that the fact that-the -`Court-refused .ii '4' £i060 received ••• fe!. • sale of timber, and a . total...expenditure of

of the• millers,' as he was :an outs make Hare-Teimena One'Otthe .owners '

,C1.50o, (including the LaatVapturned to :r,'haiink no right 0 N,Nako 41lidtlij shows thatIt\\ did not intend: to create a

imately the 3000 acres were awarded, trust, as no inoie suitabie '. person could °1 tribe). This c.cni1/1-...,/rws ' them' Epiha Talia, Paora 7:11ungii;and: .have been founcl•asTtri;stee.7%,-WIthin a fore some £400 more VgP5Pited than re- ,

ceived, the explanation. offered being , ne Hoani, who were, ' , the t.-hieel:.107 • few weeks after *Vain oi-lh`eituld to'

Hako that this ,waSAdvaisced;Mif the Ii4f ;

men of N'. .: The Epiha, Paora, and Taint; tilEVA4:* •say they were .trusteos,-tutd••:-;•..1..timbei for 'h5o6o, aud,•ato. • .-Y.!/; a7h.P9ckigi*aecom91,0t9e4c0c4k,. tw.ton°Ne*aa;-'

e 4)ted . no Pcwer-•P5:0t,jr..t....,;;.;.:2 • all ex Heel still Owttg.e;A 111. -'•,''..-' • ' - t- !!''' - r.i-.-.,...-.f.;..- - -ar ..

it.;7::::--The: Minntes;.....ssihg't■itut,• ;waS:Ieft in hatie''.tpiiii.'.'''74!•r . ' '''' . before the reCelkr.O.t . fLtiFoin the

fiet4iiiviit :•.-6i,i,::*iirghi,' .!#.;',' proposed . • d. ,to :ffice:i.wi.ti -,..F ,.- ,.; -..7. sale of the...,timberli account has •

been closely,setetini ruin. a[

Cc and iii4ontentplit'Ailett4. ' - Priorasobjectiigi'ilig: 7 • • tote • • :. ed, we Wetiy:41.4 ;,! to`inle: .- ; . r C owner of one,ibirctiiitit•-,CtiOi- ••• Finally •

na facie '4V--: ';'; ''i''''-' ...a trust had • - . --; -...•-•.,..1.-•••-•,•-.:. ,,• .

f9aatiak. . :;,•!Vt"-•"-tr.:5-... ,,,, ,dint.'

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the items withdrawn or reduced. yak. . , • -

ing. into ,conlide4tieni,;:•huwe:ror,. the known lax, hehita of Maoris in .the matter of keeping *cocoas, and \_the

...

long time (ra„,years), .that.bis: elapsed, the Court ceeSiders.that;,as amended, . •

it ma" heacoep4diton4pproximately correetotatement,.'nfr the expenses in- - c And that.zitahoWsAhe bulkoratich. 'expenses

to have been paid Isi,:the:•••ihrei alleged .

truitees, mainly out.of;the. proceeds of the timber, the deficiency being paid out of their own private pockets.. *- There

is no . satisfactory that - any

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other members of At. tribe . furnished .

any, material part of such' 'expenses.. If Palcara did ply any part, it .was. out of tribahnonevs.,le 11041i14°!4•1°°•• • '• :

The Court has harrsome difficulty in

. , . Cog

arriving co. a cleeisien..: Cogent reasons and argumentS, have been.presented on both sides, while the .eVidence ..is. „coo. dicting.s, I.TpontheWholi we think.3tha

.,..

decision should ,depend upon:whet was
,

the intention 0( the...parties and .. the ' . .

Court nothing-in those minutes to. ,that • a trust was intended. On. the contrary, the refusal by the Court to include Hare Teimansr. •

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a very' uitable krtistoe,is a strong point. ; There ts nothing: unseasonable in the i idea that the 'tribe' -sitireed•• to entirely

give teisheir rights :in:: :loo) *rely, in order in :Cioar:lhei,,teit,.'nf..their. lend -... frotttlighiliti.e!'*heitind••.witio -*Manly, ..

probably it wasltiot--thOtighl lhaf'tlei timber vrotild vealise so rnueV.its Z10.60.. It was a natural propoial,ina fitaccerd.; ' ance with Native customohat the chiefs

of the tribe should take a portion Of: the •• land, ,they- taking` -tipbn their ' owll shoulders-the liabilitied °Attie tribe.' "

Although, therefOre, the‘Ceumak the Opening'of the case, decided' tffilf ihifia• was pqmefieie Evidence of •a trust, we now,”elwne hill hearing ortheetidenix and arguments, determine 'that.;:;stieli . trust has. not been'proied,,bUt ..thi# the intention Of the parties itterfif the-Court in :8961vits that the 3Oolo.-'aeree ;Otould• 'be awarded to the three ehlefs,, .:

, in 'eon sideration of their prying 'ill expensei:

As already stated, we are eisd 'of opinion that such condithui has Peen fully satisfied t. in addition to' Which ..a aunt or £14O out ot.'die Iiinbee*ey was given back.to the tn* 7 Thil:‘,24o' was not....in - Our opiniiii‘....&:litili4e; of account,: after set:pausal: the'. expenses .

*vol. h4ffikill' th.Shl.6?..41.6FFolliO.e. Pie

tiniber,.ist a 'nae.04:41.'eas)f.A.teisd after paying tbe--d'ilAkSillr irOXII•vlillie land 411 t896. Ilterefis. ne.,,nrottf: that the - expenditure:: 'Antlered , by .:,..40ffia Tate and Asoratlielha'at 40-coot - VI 3 894-0,sn'alfosszt 1

t and

thetniti,the,•SE ,:.\_ :i4-:Of;";:it*OPF - inoneyAilii:I:-' ,ii. , IV; .W.;,,!:- i . ' .' teW &:*

i". vio':''.ili"['43-: •

coi, ► ...r.- :,);. .;foiseeti:A4* , .

.trihie, :',.... '-- ,

zi4gyii....i.4.1i.". • '.; „T" , • * Tiiizotnt d -r..! . ,.:--'::":.-thit: lho . .

land was not her., '.-. . It, :. This being

so, it is net • necesial'...to refer to the other matters dealt with during the bear. ing, such as whit"sum has beee're.

eeived for the sale of II I04 or what *the

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T talk io'ionliiiiititti-e-fioubles Of the Ngatitamatera, the tribe

. living at Ohinemuri. One of our troubles is connected with our reserves in the Waikawau Block.. • A portion of that Waikawau Block was awarded to the Government. It was sold to the Government : a portion was returned to the Maoris. After the awards were mule in favour of the Maoris

for the • - k4 ; had . . he • • - .f them. I ask that you will do away with

claims for payment by 1. atives for • e surveys o .6 reserves, and that the Crown gents be ordered to issue to the Natives. There was one block called Waiaro which was not included in the Government survey, and we were called upon to pay for it. The Government Agent, when the land went through the Court, told the Natives that the Government would pay for all the surveys. The Government Agent was Mr. James Mackay. It was a verbal statement. It was seeing that certain reserves had been made in other places, and the Natives had not been charged for them, and it was promised that they would not be charged for the surveys in this block. With regard to the surveys in the Waikawau Block, I ask that the Crown grant should issue. Another application that we make to you is, that the Native owners of the reserve should have power to grant leases to the \_Europeans who wish to occupy them.

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Payment in full for all right, title, and interest in the above-named block of land.

I CERTIFY that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing account is true and

rmrant in evert, nartinnlar. and that the - - - • \_ - - •

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Nomt.—The farming instructions contained in "The Treasury Ilegulatinne" mart be strictly sdhered to. If the Claimant desires payment to be nude to an Agent, he augL sign the maim! order indorsed hereon. The Claimant mast also take acre dud hut address I. m•rovtly sad legibly written. se the cheque for payment will be sent by post to tie

seems gime •, addrem is not so stated, the abirtreat win be returned for eniewberot before payment. The name of the °Meter appointed to eountersigs the cheque, sad tlig

' branch of the lank of New Zealand on which the cheque is to be drawn, should be stated t the sparse provided in the form of receipt at foot. (Bee sections LI sad ICJ tar

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IIIRLIANGTON.

12 12 94.

Dear Mr Jamieson,

You wrote to me liamiama=mmilmelt respecting the land you are living upon, and stated that your brother and Mr R.White were endeavouring to negotiate with the Natives in order that you might occupy it as a sheep run. Your letter was referred to tAr Native Land Purchaser in Auckland who had instructions to try to acquire Otakeo block in conjunction with others along the Loast.

I have just been informed that the purchase of tize Ot\_keo No 2 block( the outside one, marked in red ink in the tracing enclosed( has been completed. With respect to No 1 block which is e Native Reserve and upon vrAch I think your hog üse must stand, the Government have acquired several interests but the' purchase is not yet completed

• If you desire to occupy any portion of the No 2 block, I think by apply in"- to the Warden in the usual w-y you will be ale to make the necessry arrangements.

lours fuithful/y

F.Jamieson Fag

Otakeo

Tapu

Thames

Auckland.

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the =Ater having to be referred to Auckland to see what could be done. Mr Cadman is now informed that the Land Board are of opinion that they cannot put the land in the market at more than 716 per ac. and to allow of this being done the land would have to be acquired at about 51- per ac. As the Natives reqiire about 716 per ac. for the land the Government do not see their way to acquire it unless you aro prepared to take it up on a basis calculated at about 101-per ac.

If you can see your way to do this, the Government will be • prepared to try and arrange the purehase, but they cannot think of paying the high pride asked for the lund with a view of throwing•it into the market at a loss.

Personally Mr Cadman is of opinion that this is a

high price to pay for land in the Coromandel peninsula, but the fat that the Maories will not sell at a lower price makes it.impossible for the Government to deal with the matter unless those who take it op on perpetual lease or otherwise are prepared to pay the increased price demanded by the Natives.

Yours faithfully

.T.G.Ward Sag

Cabbage Bay

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Thames.

5 October 1897.

The Honorable,

The Minister for Native Affairs. Wellington.

Sir,

I am instructed by several Owners of The Moehau

at the time of the sale of the Moehau Block to the Crown.

My clients state that it was agreed that an area of Eighteen hundred acres should be reserved from the sale and granted to the Natives but that when the survey was made it was found that the area so surveyed was only a little over Thirteen hundred acres. I am instructed that the order of the Native Land Court was for the larger area but that the title has been issued. for the leper area.

My clients ask that the deficiency may be made good and that they should receive a portion of the Crown

Land adjoining the Block to make good the deficiency. I have the honor to be, Sir,

Your obedient servant,

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copy of translation.
No 392/1900 Mr Kaihau.

That the said land, was withheld by us from sale, at the time that Moehau was ceded to the Crown, to be a reserve for Us; that the said reserve was to be 1856 acres, and the locality -in which it..was to be situated was arranged at the time of the • sale; and that the order of the Court for the said land was issued to us, the 77 persons for whom the said reserve was intended, on the 13th September 1878; see the Court Minutes for the District of Hauraki Book 11 pp379 to 381 thereof.

When the Native Land Court sat at Coromandel in 1899 .(February) to partition the said land amongst us, we raw the Government map, and found that\_ the area of the said r,serve.was different, viz, only 1365 acres and that 500 acres of our land were lost to us, that is to say that the said 500 acres had -)een included in the land which had been taken for the Crown without our being paid therefor, thus causing us loss and giving us a grievance.
We pray your Hon Assembly to consider our grievance i.e. to cause our 500 acres to be restored to us. Perhaps it was owing to a mistake on the part of the Government Surveyors, that the said 500 acres was included in the Crown's piece.
We also pray that compensation be paid to us for the property on the said land, that is to say for the Kauri timber that was thereon, because if the boundary of our land towards the North is rectified or extended so as to include the 500 acres it will be seen that there'ras a large quantity. of Kauri on that portion all of which,however, has now been cut off by parties who have been working the Kauri thereon under the control and permission of the Crown; and also if Miners rights have been issued in respect of the said land, the 500 acres, then compensation for that also should be paid to us.
We also pray that if your Hon House sees that your petitioners have suffered a 'wrong that you will be pleased to forthwith direct that relief be granted to us. •

Sufficient, your petitioners will ever pray Haora Tareranui & 9 others.

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NATIVE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE.

REPORT ON THE PETITION

Petitioners allege 'that when the Moehau ,as Gilded

to the Crown it was agreed that they should havl a. reserve of 1856 acres sat aside for them, they now find thati. this

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reserve (Moehau No 1.G. or yaiaro) contains 500 acres short of the area agreed upon and they pray for-restitution of the laud acid compensation for the Xeuri timber taken therefrom and for other losses.

T. am directed to report that the Committai recommends that this cetitin should he referred to the Govern/cent fov favourable consideration.

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Native Affairs Committee

R. of R. 5rd August 1905.

Sir, . I have the honour, by direction of the Chairman of the Native Affairs Committe , to send you the accompanying petitions-

No 168/05 Baora Tareranui(No 1) re Moehau l`qC and to ask you to be good enough to furnish a report on the same.

A similar petition was reported on by the Committee • on dth August 1901 (See p. 11 I 3, 1901) when the recommendation was for favourable consideration, will you kindly say if anything was done in the matter.

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I have the honour to be Sir,

Your obedient servant

Clerk of the Committee.

The Under Secretary

Justice Department Wellington.

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- I your petitioner will ever, pray your Hen House that you.- wil), grant my prayer that you return to me my 500 aorets.

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(sgcl) ..liaora Tareranui.

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Report on Petition No.155 of 1905, !of Haora Tareranui

re shorta6e of area in Moehau No.10 Flock.

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4 ot?.n add nothing to Jiy! report dated 13th Sep tewber 1200 on.

Petition 392 of that year, which was Re follows:-

Report on Petition No. 392

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-• Eaora TarerrInui and otners

at,teitto..7.4 26th Novouiber 1897

To P. Sheridan Neg., Lana Purchase Dept.

Moehau No.10

There is no description of boundaries or area riven in IdinUtee except where t418 order of 'the Court, is .ulade anl there

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the atoa is sated to be 11,56 acres. On ,aa 91,=1,n ooiforo oaa Court Lrle --\_1-\_•ea was se u out. as 1360 a.res but tde urdar of uae Court for a Meworial follows ute wini•mqr and in it the area is stated to be 1656 acres. Mr Kensington inforws we that we Mr. Mao,kay oho Oovernweno Agent had his own Surveyor at. Lae CUurt, -

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as they were awarded oy tae Court and the figures 1360 un one part. called 1G are in Mr. Rowe's handvtririn.

The whole ..\_tuar was laid before Chief JudEe Davy who decided a OiNriOai 3rror 'e'en "JAT cn:: \_2 Of"icials of the Court and alter d. u-le area in tha order to 1335a. 2r. On.

P4 To explain these \_Latter figures 1 -.Any staoo twat a iewurial w;-...s first issued fur iG snowing i 60 contain 1360 acres. It was ;,Xtar-lards alleFrod tnaL tnis area included r.loahau N conoainin,; 26a. 2r. . An enquiry lras held and it was found to be so. The first. Manorial was therefore cancelled aro two issued as foliows:-

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OF - (300183139-4-6795

No 166-1906 -Maora Tareranui (No 1).

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Petitioners allege taw, when the tioehau block was

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alt cirec:ted to report that the Committee, in audition to its report of 1901 on &similar petition, (See 1.3,1901 p. .11), recoiumends that the novernment should make immediate inquiry into thisrase.

R. H. Houston • Chairman.

7,:3nd aurvist 1905.

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File No Date Sender Description

MA-MLP 95/129 22 February Rawiri Puhata & ors, Offering portion of

Thames Waitakaruru No 5 block for sale

MA-MLP 97/59 3 March G Mair, Thames Waitakaruru No 5 has passed through the Court as 5A & 5B. Asks if purchase of 5A may be proceeded with.

MA-MLP 97/107 24 May G Mair, Thames Forwarding completed deed for Waitakaruru No 5A

MA-MLP 97/190 27 August Chief Surveyor, Cannot see his way to

Auckland sign transfer to Her Majesty of Waitakaruru No 5A deed

MA-MLP 98/185 14 November Captain Mair, Thames A number of Natives are anxious to sell in Waitakaruru Nos 1, 2, 4 & 5 blocks

MA-MLP 98/201 1 December G Mair, Thames Submitting proposals and information re purchase of certain portions of the Waitakaruru blocks

MA-MLP 00/1 14 January C C Otway, Auckland Asking if Govt. will take over his liens on some of the

Waitakaruru Blocks

MA-MLP 00/72 8 June C C Otway, Auckland Asking whether his survey liens on Waitakaruru blocks will be taken over. MA-MLP 00/135 & NO 09/436

MA-MLP 00/135 15 July Chief Surveyor, Forwarding voucher in

Auckland favour of C C Otway for Waitakaruru survey liens

NO 06/1092 n.d. (nb received 12 J E Harman, Thames Kaiurito No 2D.

October) Waitakaruru - Tuki Te Naihi (W Castle) & others wish to sell to lessee - R Coxhead NO 08/694 & Waikato 08/66?

NO 08/694 n.d. (nb received 11 Waikato MLBd Waitakaruru 2 W? sale

December) to R & T Coxhead (Jno St Clair)

END

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DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND SURVEY,

MEMORANDUM for:

The Secretary,

Maori Affairs Dept, WELLINGTON.

PROPOSED EXCHANGE OF MAORI AND CROWN LANDS : WHANGAMATA 6B1 AND SECTION 7. BLOCK OHINEMURI S. D.

By New Zealand Gazette dated 19th July, 1951, page 1001, Section 2, Block VII, Ohinemuri Survey District, comprising 508 acres 2 roods, was set apart as Permanent State Forest land. This area which is surrounded on three sides by State Forest land was required for consolidation purposes.

Adjoining Section 2 is a Maori-owned block, Whangamata 6B1, comprising 365 acres (owned by Herumato Te Moananui and Bros) and as this area is also surrounded by Forest land it is considered desirable that the block be reserved. The land has no access and is not suitable for development.

It has been recommended that Whangamata 6B1 be exchanged for 470 acres Crown land being Section 7, Block III, Ohinemuri Survey District, and the Director of Forestry has asked that this Department undertake negotiations to effect the exchange.

A similar exchange in this district with Crown and Maori land which was later declared State Forest land was completed early 1951 (please see your file 5/5/51). .6....1-t,Aa4 -, 4 ,

• • I attach a plan which clearly sets out the relationship of the various areas concerned and you will see that Section 7 adjoins your Department's Whangamata Development Scheme. Please return the plan with your reply.

I recently received advice from the Chief Surveyor's office, Auckland, that the proposed exchange had been discussed with some of the owners and as they seemed to be favourably impressed a special Government valuation was obtained. This disclosed that there was an equality in exchange of £130 in favour of the Maori land. The Director of Forestry was informed of the position and advice has now been received that the Service is agreeable to meeting the £130 by way of equality of exchange and that the necessary ministerial approval to the expenditure has been obtained.

As it will be necessary for the exchange proposals to be considered by the Maori owners I shall be glad if you will obtain the direction of the Minister to call a meeting of assembled owners. Kindly let me know when the direction has been obtained so that arrangements can be made for this Department to be represented at the hearing.

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The Secretary,

Department of Maori Affairs,

Your memorandum 17th November 1953:

The special Government Valuation obtained for the Crown and Maori land involved in the exchange was 10/- per acre for the Crown land and 20/- per acre for the Maori land, or £235 and £365 respectively. This meant, of course, that there was a difference of 8130 in equality of exchange.

The only information I have ail regards the nature and suitability for settlement of the Crown area offered in exchange is from a report made in 1951 which stated that. Section 7 Bloak III Ohinemuri 8.D., had no access and was not suitable for development and that the same applied in the case of the Maori land Whangamata 681.

If you require any further information kindly let me know and I will obtain same.

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Your memo. above quoted was referred to the Field supervisor at Paeroa and I enclose for your information a copy of his reply.
I concur with his views and in view of the fact that under the exchange proposal the Maoris are to receive an area of almost worthless land it might be advisable to consider a proposal that they Belli° the Crown.
Under a recent amalgamated partition made on 8.7.53 involving a number of blocks in the' area the Whangamata 6B1 Block is now2Owtied solely by Meeke to Moananui, whose address is Te Aroha Road, Paeroa. This should greatly simplify. any negotiations for purchase. -, '

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SUPERVISOR, PAEROA DISTRICT OFFICER, AUCKLAND 24/8

I1HANGAMATA 6B1 PROPOSED CROWN PURCHASE

2.2.54 Yours 1.2.54

Section 7 adjoins that part of Whangamata Scheme known as

"Palmers" Block. It is practically all steep broken country and of no use for inclusion in the Scheme.

No doubt the Director General of Lands has good reasons for the proposed exchange but it surprises me somewhat that there should be any equity payable to the Maoris and in my opinion both blocks are of little use and the best proposition would be fur the crown to purchase the Maori block outright.
From the point of view of the Maoris I can see no objection to the proposed exchange.

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DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND SURVEY,

The Secretary, -Maori Affairs Department,

WELLINGTON.

PROPOSED PURCHASE OF WHANGAMATA 6B1 BLOCK YOUR REF: MA.5/5/104

Kindly refer to my memorandum of 28th April 1954:

I am informed by the Director of.Forestry that Ministerial approval has been given to the expenditure of £365 to purchase the Whangamata 6B1 Block from Meeke te Moananui for forestry purposes.

You will recall that the special Government Valuation obtained for this Block was 20/- per acre or £365. The valuation was dated 28th February 1953 and although it is now over a year old, it is very doubtful in view of the nature of the country whether there would be any increase in valuation today, As far as timber on the area is concerned the Conservator of Forests, Auckland, states that the whole area was logged for kauri years ago and with the exception of 2 areas of approximately one acre each, contains no standing timber. The two acres referred to comprise of kauri rickers and could not be classed as milling timber and, in any case would have no commercial value owing to isolation and ruggedness of the country. There is some kauri regeneration on the area but cover value is practically negligible and not worth taking into account with two acres of native bush out of a total of 365 acres.

The desirability of this purchase is clearly shown on the . attached lithograph.

Will you kindly now arrange for the Board of Maori Affairs approval to be obtained to the purchase by the Crown of the Whangamata 6B1 Block from Meeke te Moananui at a price of £365, and if approved, for the necessary steps to be taken to finalize the sale.

It would be appreciated if you could keep me informed of the progress in this purchase.

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1.4:1) ",4hangamata 631

AREA : 365 acres

In the Obinemuri County, near %jeihi. VALUATION: 26/2/1953 C. V. £365.

This block of Lori land is situated in broken country
north of and- completely surrounded by State Forest

Ru serve. It is owned solely by lueeke to i.:oananui. The
New Zealand Porest '.'iervice wishes to.purchase the land as

an addition to the forest reserve. Isolated es it is by
the existing forest reserve it is certainly of not much practical use to the owner.

'Ice land was valued at 2.1 E'er acre in February 1953

•• (Special Uovernment Valuation5. In view of its isolation and the nature of the country, it is unlikely that it would

have increased in value since then. The Conservator of

L'orests says that the whole area was logged for Kauri years • ago and that there is no standing timber left except on

two areas of scout an acre each. These contain kauri rickers which cannot i)e classed as minable and, on account of their isolated :,osition in rugged country, would have no commerlcial value.

There a vpears ue no reason why the owner should not be Liven the opyortunity of unsidering the .crown's offer for the land.

AUTHORITY: r' art MCI tf the Lanni Affairs Act .1953. .

RECOLLIEN.L.raI a!: • Ti.8t the Board of Leori Affairs approve of negotiations being entered into •Viith the Liaori owner for the purchase o

6131'. by the ..;roLn at a price of' 2365 bein sum

no less the -overnment Valuation of the owner' interest ir: the land, and be.ing the price fixed by the Land Settlement :board.

c:',uh:.itted to the Executive Sub-Committee of the :Doard in terms of

pare. Ai of j=ioard inute 9170 of 29.6.1954.

Committee's Decision:
APPROVED

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The Secretary,

Maori Affairs Department, WELLINGTON.

':iliANGAMATA 6 B1 BLOCK. REFERENCE 5/5/104

The transfer of this block to the Crown for forestry purposes and settlement was effected on the 23rd November 1955. I am informed that settlement was effected through your district office Imprest Account and that the relative schedule has been sent to the Forest Service for charring.

I now enclose a certified plan and description of the Whangamata 6 Bl Block so that the land may be declared Crown land subject to the Land Act 1948. Will you please let me have three copies of the relative gazette extract for my records.

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The Secretary for Maori Affairs, Department of Maori Affairs, WELLINGTON.

MOEHAU 2BLj.C2B2 BLOCK : 219 ACRES 3 ROODS 28.6 PERCHES

This Department has been negotiating for the acquisition of the above block on behalf of the N.Z. Forest Service for addition to the adjoining Provisional State Forest to protect the regenerating Kauri stand.

The land consists mainly of steep range faces with a small amount of mature and rickey' Kauri, Rimu, Totara and Puriri. There is also approximately 100 acres of regeneration Kauri - the balance cover is mainly scrub. A special Government valuation dated October 1964 is £400 (no improvements).The total value of the timber is estimated at £250 plus £50 for the regeneration Kauri and as an appraisal would cost between£200 and £250 it is desired that the purchase of the timber be based on this estimate of £300.

Would you please obtain the approval of the Board of Maori Affairs to the calling of a meeting of assembled owners to consider the following resolution.

"That the block be sold to the Crown for addition to the State forest at a price not less than £700"

There are some 25 owners in the block a number of whom live in the vicinity of Paeroa and it is considered that the meeting should be held at Paeroa. -

A plan of the block is enclosed.

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BOARD OF MAORI AFFAIRS

PROPOSED ACQUISITION OF MAORI LAND BY THE CROWN

LAND: Moehau 2B4C2B2 AREA: 219 ac. 3r. 28.6p.

LOCATION: On the Coromandel Peninsula to the North of Kennedy's

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REMARKS: 1, The New Zealand Forest Service is anxious to asmiTakfte acquire this block for addition to the adjoining Provisional State Forest to protect the regenerating Kauri stand.

2. The land consists mainly of steep range faces with a small amount of mature and ricker Kauri, Rimu, Totara and Puriri, with approximately 100 acres of regeneration Kauri, the balance cover being mainly scrub.

VAIXATION: Special Government Valuation October 1964

Unimproved £400 No Improvements Capital £400.

Timber value has been estimated at £250 plus £50 for the regeneration Kauri.

OWNERSHIP: 35 owners.

AUTHORITY: Section 252 Maori Affairs Act 1953.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Board of Maori Affairs approve under Section 307(3) of the Maori Affairs Act 1953 of an application being lodged on behalf of the Board and signed on its behalf by the District Officer of the Department of Maori Affairs at Hamilton for the calling of a meeting of owners of the Moehau 2B4C2B2 Block for the purpose of considering a resolution that the said block be sold to the Crown at a price of £700 for both the land and the timber thereon.

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BOARD SIT' MAORI AFFAIRS

PROPOSED ACQUISITION OF MAORI LAND BY THE
CROWN

LAND: Moehau 2B4C2B2 ea 219a : 3r : 38.6p

LOCATION: On the Coromandel Peninsula to the North of Kennedy's Bay.

REMARKS:

On 12.1.65 the Board of Maori Affairs approved of negotiations for acquisition of this block by the Crown at a price of £700 for the land and timber for the purpose of including the block in the adjoining Provisional State Forest.
A meeting of assembled owners held at Paeroa on 18.2.65 resolved unanimously to sell the block to the Crown at a price of £850 and this resolution was confirmed by the Maori Land Court on 26.3.65. The price of £850 is acceptable to the Crown.
Adoption of the owners' resolution as confirmed by the Court is required under Section 259 of the Maori Affairs Act 1953 to constitute a contract of purchase.

RECOMMENDATION:

That the Board of Maori Affairs adopt the resolution of the meeting of assembled owners, as confirmed by the Maori Land Court on 26.3.65, that the Moehau 2B4C2B2 Block be sold to the Crown at a price of £850.

Submitted to the Executive Committee of the Board in terms of Minute No. 9170 of 29.6.54.

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OUR REFERENCE: YOUR REFERENCE:

The Secretary,

Maori & Island Affairs Dept, WELLINGTON.

PROPOSED ACQUISITION OF MAORI LAND -
PURUNUI AND MOTUTERE B ACQUISITION FOR
NEW ZEALAND FOREST SERVICE

Motutere B of 209 acres and Purunui of 594 acres are Maori Land situated in Coromandel Survey District adjacent to Whangapoua State Forest. Messrs Purnell, Jensen and Jenkison, Solicitors of Thames acting for a spokesman of the Maori owners have offered the Maori Interests in Purunui Block for $2,208 on the basis of a Government Valuation of $1,700. Motutere B was cited in the offer as belonging to J.C. Avery.

Title searches of each block show that Motutere B is held by 16 owners with a total of 235 shares. J.C. Avery being the major owner and holder of 115 shares. This land is Maori Land and will require a meeting of assembled owners to pass a resolution authorising sale to the Crown.

Purunui Block is held by 6 owners with a total of
821.95 shares. As one shareholder, a european, is deceased
then a meeting of assembled owners would also be necessary.

A study of the share lists and addresses of owners in each block indicates that a quorum for each at a meeting of assembled owners would be possible.

Special Government Valuations have been obtained for .. each taa, copies of which are enclosed, and they are as follows:

Purunui Block: Area: 594 acres 2 roods

00 perches Improvements: Nil

Land Value: $2,400

Capital Value: $2,400

Motutere B: Area: 209 acres. Improvements: Nil Land Value: $500 Capital Value: $500

The total value including 15% is $3,335. Both reports indicate that there is no timber of any millable commercial value on either block.

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I enclose copies of the Special Valuation together with a plan of the area and would be pleased if you would arrange for the approval of the Board of Maori Affairs to be obtained to a calling of a meeting of assembled owners to consider sale of the areas to the Crown.

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Attached hereto please find Particulars of Title for the above blocks.
This land has apparently not been farmed for mEny years but as no Rate Changing Orders have been made by the Court it would appear on the face of it that some-one is using it.
The Renata family are substantial owners in both blocks and from my knowledge I think they may well be reluctant to sell even though the land is eminently suitable for inclusion in the adjacent Whangapoua State Forest.

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BOARD OF MAORI AFFAIRS

PROPOSED CROWN PURCHASE OF MAORI LAND

LAND: (a) Purunui Block, Blocks X & XI Coromandel

S.D. SCA a. 2r. 00p.

(b) Motutere B, Blocks X & XI Coromandel S.D. 20r a. 0 r. 00 p.

LOCALITY: (a) Situated on the old 309 highway to Whitianga

(b) Situated at the top of the Coromandel range under the shadow of Castle Rock

Both blocks are situated adjacent to Whangapoua State Forect.

OWNERSHIP: (a) There are six owners on the title (b) There are sixteen owners on the title
VALUATION: (a) A Special Government Valuation supplied by the Valuation Department on 23 March 1971 shows the capital value as being $2,400.

(b) A Special Government Valuation supplied by the Valuation Department on 16 April 1971 shows the capital value as being $500. w

REMARKS (a) The Valuation Department's report discloses that this block is situated on the old 309 highway to Whitianga and has reverted to manuka with gorse also being evident. It also discloses that this block has no road access and is suitable only for inclusion in an adjoining holding and that the best use for the block would be for forestry purposes. It is for this reason the Crown wish to purchase the land.

The Special Government Valuation for this land is $2,400 and when including the 15 per cent, $360, the purchase price will not be less than $2,760.

(b) The Valuation Department's report discloses that this block is very broken land covered in light to medium bush and scrub with a small patch of reverted danthonia towards the south boundary. This block has no legal access, except through adjoining Maori land to south west, and is suitable only for afforestation purposes. The Crown wish to purchase this land for that purpose.

The Special Government Valuation for this land is $500 and when including the 15

per cent, $75, the purchase price will not be less than $575.

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AUTHORITY Section 252 Maori Affairs Act 1953
RECOMENDATION:(i) That the Board of Maori Affairs approves, pursuant to Section 252(3) of the Maori Affairs Act 1953 of applications under Section 307 of the Maori Affairs Act 1953 being lodged in the Maori Land Court, and signed on the Board's behalf by the District Officer of the Maori and Island Affairs Department at Hamilton for the calling of meetings of the assembled owners of Purunui Block, Blocks X & XI Coromandel S.D. & Motutere B, Blocks X & XI

Coromandel S.D. to consider resolutions that the said blocks be sold to the Crown at prices not less than $2,760 and $575 respectively.

(ii) That the Board authorises a suitable Officer of the Department of Lands and Survey to act as its agent;

at the meetings of assembled owners called to consider the said resolutions.
at any subsequent sitting of the Maori

Land Court at which applications for

confirmation of the said resolutions

are held.

Submitted to the Executive Committee of the Board on terms of Minute 9170 of 29.6.54.

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ORDER CONFIRMING RESOLUTION OF ASSEMBLED OWNERS

The Maori Affairs Act 1953

Section 319

IN THE MAORI LAND COURT
OF NEW ZEALAND,

Maihato+Manimpote DISTRICT.

MOT1ITIME A Block.

At a sitting of the Court held at Thames

on the 29th day of November 1971

before Kevin Bernard cull , Esquire, Judge.

WHEREAS the Recording Officer has reported to the Court that at a meeting of the assembled owners of the above block duly summoned under the provisions of Part XXIII of the Maori Affairs Act 1953 and held on the 8th day of September 19 71 the resolution set out below was duly passed.

*AND WHEREAS it appears to the Court that the conditions set out in the Schedule hereto should be imposed upon the confirmation of the said resolution AND WHEREAS the alienee

under the alienation to be effected under the said resolution has consented to such conditions

AND WHEREAS the Court, having taken the said resolution into consideration, is satisfied

as to all matters upon which it is by law required to be satisfied:

Now THEREFORE IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the said resolution be and the same is hereby confirmed subject to the above-mentioned conditions).

RESOLUTION:

"That the land known as Motutere B Block be sold to the Crown for afforestation purposes, for the mum of $575 clear to the owners.”

settlement to be completed within two months.

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ORDER CONFIRMING RESOLUTION OF ASSEMBLED OWNERS

The Maori Affairs Act 1953

Section 319

IN THE MAORI LAND COURT
OF NEW ZEALAND,

Waikato■Maniapoto Disnuc-r.

PIIRUNITI Block.

At a sitting of the Court held at nasal

on the 29th day of November 1971

before Kevin Bernard Cull , Esquire, Judge.

WHEREAS the Recording Officer has reported to the Court that at a meeting of the assembled owners of the above block duly summoned under the provisions of Part XXIII of the Maori Airs Act 1953 and held on the day of September 19(1 the resolution set out below was duly passed.

*AND WHEREAS it appears to the Court that the conditions set out in the Schedule hereto

should be im osed u on the confirmation of the said r • (er 46.14 1VJULULLVif
AND WHEREAS the alienee

under the alienation to be effected under the said resolution has consented to such conditions

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AND WHEREAS the Court, having taken the said resolution into consideration, is satisfied as to all matters upon which it is by law required to be satisfied:

Now THEREFORE IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the said resolution be and the same is hereby confirmed subject to the above-mentioned conditions).

RESOLUTION:

That the land known as Purunui Block be sold to the Crown, for afforestation purposes, for the sum of S2,900 clear to the owners.

SCHEDULE:

Settlement to be completed within two months.

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BOARD OF MAORI AFFAIRS

PROPOSED CROWN PURCHASE OF MAORI LAND

LAND: (a) Purunui Block Blocks X & XI Coromandel

S.D. 594 a. 2r. 00p. —

(b) Motutere B, Blocks X & XI Coromandel S.D. 209 a. 0 r. 00 p.

LOCALITY: (a) Situated on the old 309 highway to Whitianga

(b) Situated at the top of the Coromandel range under the shadow of Castle Rock

Both blocks are situated adjacent to Whangapoua State Forest.

OWNERSHIP: (a) There are six owners on the title. (b) There are sixteen owners on the title.
VALUATION: (a) A Special Government Valuation supplied by the Valuation Department on 23 March 1971 shows the capital value as being $2,400.

(b) A Special Government Valuation supplied by the Valuation Department on 16 April 1971 shows the capital value as being $500.

REMARKS: (a) On 9 July 1971 the Board approved of a meeting of assembled owners being called to consider a resolution that the land be sold to the Crown at prices not less than $2,760 and $575 respectively. This land has no road access and is suitable only for inclusion in an adjoining holding and the best use for the block would be for forestry purposes. It is for this purpose that the Crown wish to purchase the land.

(b) The meeting of assembled owners was held on 8 September 1971 the owners passed a resolution to sell to the Crown Moturere B Block for afforestation for a sum of $575 clear to the owners and Purunui Block be sold to the Crown also for afforestation purposes for the sum of $2,900 clear to the owners. This resolution was confirmed by the Maori Land Court at a sitting held at Thames on 29 November 1971.

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6. RECOMMENDATION: That the Board of Maori Affairspursuant to the provisions of section 259(2) of the Maori Affairs Act 1953 adopts the resolutions of the assembled owners of the Moturere B Block and Purunui Block and as confirmed by the Maori Land Court to sell these blocks to the Crown for $575 and $2,900 respectively.

Submitted to the Executive Committee of the Board in terms of Board

Minute 9170 of 29 June 1954.

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Executive Committees Decision: