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Volume 9 Part 15: The Hauraki Tribal Lands: Supporting Papers |
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First published in 1997 by
Hauraki Maori Trust Board
PO Box 33, Paeroa
Aotearoa New Zealand
ISBN 1-877198-66-8
© 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
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3 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.
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USER GUIDE
The Hauraki Tribal Lands Supporting Papers, Parts 1 to 28 are over 14,000 pages of documentation relevant to The Hauraki Treaty Claims, and in particular the work of David Alexander who has researched the history of approximately 700 blocks of Maori land. These were the original Maori land blocks that were alienated mainly to the Crown and in most cases were subsequently sub-divided many times to form the present day pattern of land ownership in Hauraki.
Each document has been given its own unique identifier and has been categorised according to document type and the block of land or subject it relates to.
There are 23 different types of documents which have been labelled Section A through to Section W. These comprise deeds, files, Maori Land Court Minute Book records, survey plans, Certificates of Title, Land Registry Documents, Turton's Publications, Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives, Parliamentary Debates and Gazette Notices.
A copy of the main index is included in each part. The main index is organised as follows:
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Section |
Document Type |
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A |
Auckland Deeds |
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B |
Native Land Purchase Files |
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C |
Maori Affairs Department Head Office Files |
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D |
Lands and Survey Department Head Office Files |
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E |
Lands and Survey Department Auckland Files |
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F |
Mines Department Head Office Files |
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G |
Mines Department Thames Files |
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H |
Justice Department Head Office Files |
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I |
Maori Land Court Whangarei Minute Books |
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J |
Maori Land Court Hamilton Minute Books |
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K |
Maori Land Court Hamilton Block Order Files |
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L |
Maori Land Court Hamilton Correspondence Files |
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M |
Trust Commissioner Auckland Files |
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N |
Hamilton Survey Plans |
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O |
Auckland Survey Plans |
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P |
Hamilton Certificates of Title |
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Q |
Hamilton Land Registry Documents |
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R |
Auckland Land Registry Titles |
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S |
Auckland Land Registry Documents |
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T |
Turton's Publications |
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U |
Appendices to the Journals of the House of Representatives |
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V |
New Zealand Parliamentary Debates |
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W |
New Zealand Gazette |
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5 Index - The Hauraki Tribal Lands Supporting Papers: Parts 1 to 28 |
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INDEX
Part 1 Section A—Auckland Deeds
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Doc. No. |
No. of Doc. Pages |
Deed No. Block |
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A1 |
4 |
197 Wainuiatoto & Pungapunga |
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A2 |
7 |
243 Taranoho |
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A3 |
21 |
244 Te Karo 1 |
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A4 |
2 |
246 Hikutaia 2 |
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A5 |
10 |
247 Hikutaia 3 |
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A6 |
12 |
248 Whangamata 1 |
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A7 |
4 |
249 Te Karo 2 |
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A8 |
12 |
250 Whangamata 3 |
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A9 |
13 |
251 Whangamata 5 |
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A10 |
6 |
252 Otama East |
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A11 |
6 |
253 Otama West |
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A12 |
4 |
255 Omahu |
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A13 |
13 |
256 Opango |
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A14 |
6 |
258 Hotoritori |
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A15 |
13 |
259 Hihi & Piraunui |
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A16 |
4 |
262 Patapata |
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A17 |
3 |
265 Piako |
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A18 |
2 |
267 Piako |
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A19 |
2 |
268 Waemaro |
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A209 |
6 |
268A Waemaro |
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A21 |
2 |
269 Waitoa |
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A22 |
2 |
270 Piako |
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A23 |
7 |
271 Hotungaio |
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A23a |
4 |
333 Rotopiro |
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A24 |
2 |
344 Thames Foreshore |
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A25 |
14 |
345 Moanataiari 3 |
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A26 |
11 |
346 Moanataiari 2A |
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A27 |
20 |
347 Moanataiari 4A |
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A28 |
22 |
348 Moanataiari 6 |
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A29 |
12 |
349 Moanataiari 7 |
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A30 |
12 |
350 Moanataiari 8A |
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A31 |
13 |
351 Moanataiari 8B |
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A32 |
11 |
352 Moanataiari 9 |
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A33 |
11 |
353 Moanataiari 1A |
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A34 |
2 |
354 Kauaeranga B10 |
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A35 |
2 |
355 Kauaeranga B11 |
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A36 |
2 |
356 Kauaeranga B12A |
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A37 |
2 |
357 Kauaeranga B13 |
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A38 |
2 |
358 Kauaeranga B13A |
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A39 |
2 |
359 Kauaeranga E8B |
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A40 |
4 |
360 Kauaeranga E9B |
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A41 |
4 |
360A Kauaeranga E10B |
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A42 |
2 |
361 Kauaeranga E11B |
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A43 |
2 |
362 Kauaeranga E12B |
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A44 |
2 |
363 Kauaeranga E13B |
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A45 |
2 |
364 Kauaeranga E14B |
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A46 |
2 |
365 Kauaeranga 28A |
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A47 |
2 |
366 B Rangiriri A |
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A48 |
2 |
367 B Rangiriri D |
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A49 |
2 |
368 B Rangiriri F |
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A50 |
2 |
369 B Rangiriri G |
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A51 |
2 |
370 B Rangiriri HI |
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A52 |
2 |
371 B Rangiriri L |
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A53 |
2 |
372 B Te Tapuae Ouenuku |
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A54 |
2 |
373 B Tapuae |
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A55 |
4 |
373A B Nokenoke A |
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Doc. No. |
No. of Doc. Pages |
Deed No. |
Block |
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A56 |
2 |
374 |
B Nokenoke B |
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A57 |
2 |
375 |
Pukehinau 2 |
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A58 |
2 |
376 |
B Karaka |
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A59 |
2 |
377 |
B Whakaharatau A |
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A60 |
2 |
459 |
Parangu 2 |
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A61 |
6 |
584 |
Tautahanga |
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A62 |
3 |
654 |
Piako |
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A63 |
17 |
656 |
Rangihau |
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A64 |
3 |
688 |
Piako |
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A65 |
43 |
696 |
Kaimarama |
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A66 |
3 |
697 |
Ohuka |
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A67 |
2 |
708 |
Piako |
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A68 |
12 |
735 |
Waiwhakaurunga |
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A69 |
3 |
761 |
Moanataiari 5 |
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A70 |
8 |
828 |
Mangarehu |
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A71 |
10 |
829 |
Mangarehu East |
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A72 |
15 |
830 |
Mangakirikiri 2 |
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A73 |
2 |
831 |
Mangotahi |
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A74 |
9 |
832 |
Puketui |
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A75 |
10 |
833 |
Wharekawa East 3 |
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A76 |
14 |
834 |
Kapowai |
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A77 |
9 |
835 |
Ohinemuri |
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A78 |
9 |
836 |
Te Wharau |
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A79 |
4 |
842 |
Tanutanu |
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A80 |
2 |
955 |
Te Poho 2 |
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A81 |
2 |
990 |
Thames Water Race |
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A82 |
5 |
1008 |
Karioi 2 |
Part 2
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Doc. No. |
No. of Doc. Pages |
Deed No. |
Block |
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A83 |
6 |
1010 |
Karioi 3 |
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A84 |
2 |
1022 |
Piako |
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A85 |
2 |
1035 |
Te Tautiti 1 |
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A86 |
2 |
1036 |
Ahikope 1 |
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A87 |
2 |
1037 |
Wharekahu |
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A88 |
2 |
1038 |
Totarapapa |
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A89 |
2 |
1039 |
Te Onetai 1 |
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A90 |
2 |
1040 |
Omahu West |
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A91 |
6 |
1041 |
Omahu West 3 |
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A92 |
2 |
1042 |
Tawhitirahi |
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A93 |
6 |
1043 |
Whitipirorua |
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A94 |
5 |
1044 |
Karaka South 2 |
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A95 |
11 |
1045 |
Wharekawa East 1 |
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A96 |
2 |
1046 |
Horete 4 |
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A97 |
2 |
1047 |
Oteao 3 |
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A98 |
4 |
1048 |
Te Tipi |
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A99 |
2 |
1049 |
Oteao 2 |
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A100 |
2 |
1060 |
Ruahine 1 |
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A101 |
5 |
1071 |
Karaka North 2 |
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A102 |
3 |
1075 |
Moehau 1A, 1B & 1C |
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A103 |
3 |
1076 |
Moehau 1F & 1P |
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A104 |
3 |
1077 |
Ahirau 1 & 2 |
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A105 |
47 |
1079 |
Ounora 2 |
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A106 |
11 |
1087 |
Komata North |
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THE HAURAKI TRIBAL LANDS—SUPPORTING PAPERS
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Doc. No. A107 |
No. of Doc. Pages 4 |
Deed No. 1113 |
Block Moehau 1J |
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A108 |
3 |
1172 |
Moehau 3C |
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A109 |
4 |
1189 |
Omahu West 2 |
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A110 |
5 |
1192 |
Omahu West 1A |
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A111 |
10 |
1193 |
Mangakirikiri 1 South |
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A112 |
5 |
1194 |
Mangakirikiri 3 North |
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A113 |
5 |
1195 |
Owhao West |
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A114 |
5 |
1196 |
Ruapekapeka North |
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A115 |
11 |
1197 |
Waiu |
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A116 |
2 |
1198 |
Manawaru |
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A117 |
2 |
1208 |
Moehau 11 |
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A118 |
4 |
1225 |
Horete 1A |
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A119 |
4 |
1226 |
Waihou West 1A |
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A120 |
4 |
1227 |
Te Nihinihi |
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A121 |
3 |
1243 |
Owhataroa 1 South |
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A122 |
17 |
1245 |
Waikawau |
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A123 |
3 |
1246 |
Te Aroha |
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A124 |
8 |
1264 |
Moehau 1L |
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A125 |
19 |
1267 |
Waiwawa |
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A126 |
2 |
1269 |
Piako |
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A127 |
6 |
1270 |
Karaka North 3 |
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A128 |
2 |
1301 |
Kahamiroi |
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A129 |
6 |
1302 |
Te Aroha |
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A130 |
3 |
1325 |
Kuaotunu 1A |
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A131 |
3 |
1326 |
Omotai 2 |
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A132 |
2 |
1345 |
Kaipitopito |
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A133 |
4 |
1355 |
Onetai 2B |
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A134 |
10 |
1356 |
Manginahae |
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A135 |
13 |
1358 |
Ahuroa 1B |
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A136 |
5 |
1359 |
Horete 3 |
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A137 |
10 |
1360 |
Moehau 3G |
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A138 |
1 |
1361 |
Kuaotunu 1 |
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A139 |
5 |
1362 |
Ruahine 2 |
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A140 |
9 |
1363 |
Te Poho 3 |
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A141 |
4 |
1443 |
Te Ipu o Moehau 1 |
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A142 |
6 |
1368 |
Rapaatikiato 1 |
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A143 |
7 |
1417 |
Parakete |
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A144 |
6 |
1423 |
Waihou West 2 |
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A145 |
4 |
1428 |
Iringa o Pirori South |
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A146 |
11 |
1442 |
Waikanae 1 |
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A147 |
7 |
1444 |
Ohinemuri |
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A148 |
3 |
1445 |
Ohinemuri 1 |
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A149 |
3 |
1446 |
Ohinemuri 2 |
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A150 |
3 |
1447 |
Ohinemuri 3 |
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A151 |
4 |
1448 |
Ohinemuri 4 |
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A152 |
4 |
1449 |
Ohinemuri 5 |
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A153 |
3 |
1450 |
Ohinemuri 7 |
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A154 |
3 |
1451 |
Ohinemuri 8 |
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A155 |
3 |
1452 |
Ohinemuri 9 |
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A156 |
3 |
1453 |
Ohinemuri 10 |
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A157 |
3 |
1454 |
Ohinemuri 11 |
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A158 |
3 |
1455 |
Ohinemuri 12 |
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A159 |
3 |
1456 |
Ohinemuri 13 |
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A160 |
3 |
1457 |
Ohinemuri 14 |
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A161 |
3 |
1458 |
Ohinemuri 15 |
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A162 |
3 |
1459 |
Ohinemuri 16 |
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A163 |
6 |
1460 |
Ohinemuri 17 |
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A164 |
4 |
1461 |
Ohinemuri 18 |
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A165 |
3 |
1462 |
Ohinemuri 19 |
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A166 |
3 |
1463 |
Owharoa 2 |
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A167 |
5 |
1464 |
Owharoa 3 |
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A168 |
2 |
1465 |
Ohinemuri 5A |
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A169 |
2 |
1466 |
Ohinemuri 9A |
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No. of Doc. Pages |
Deed No. |
Block |
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A170 |
2 |
1467 |
Ohinemuri 14A |
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A171 |
2 |
1468 |
Ohinemuri 15A |
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A172 |
2 |
1469 |
Ohinemuri 18A |
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A173 |
16 |
1480 |
Te Kapua 1 |
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A174 |
5 |
1482 |
Te Ipu o Moehau 2 |
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A175 |
4 |
1490 |
Otautu 1 & 2 |
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A176 |
5 |
1532 |
Owharoa 3A |
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A177 |
1 |
1534 |
Ipu o Moehau 1 & 2 |
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A178 |
2 |
1540 |
Ohinemuri 3A |
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A179 |
2 |
1541 |
Ohinemuri 8A |
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A180 |
2 |
1542 |
Ohinemuri 11A |
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A181 |
3 |
1543 |
Moehau 2A1 |
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A182 |
3 |
1544 |
Moehau 2B2 |
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A183 |
6 |
1581 |
Rangitoto |
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Doc. No. A184 |
No. of of Doc. Pages 4 |
Deed No. 1591 |
Block Te Tautiti 2 |
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A185 |
4 |
1604 |
Waiwhariki |
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A186 |
4 |
1605 |
Wharekawa East 2 |
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A187 |
4 |
1642 |
Pukehinau |
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A188 |
3 |
1647 |
Moehau 4 |
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A189 |
5 |
1659 |
Mangakirikiri South 3A |
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A190 |
4 |
1660 |
Ohinemuri 2A1 |
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A191 |
4 |
1661 |
Ohinemuri 4A1 |
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A192 |
4 |
1662 |
Ohinemuri 7A1 |
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A193 |
4 |
1663 |
Ohinemuri 10A1 |
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A194 |
4 |
1664 |
Ohinemuri 13A1 |
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A195 |
4 |
1665 |
Ohinemuri 16A1 |
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A196 |
4 |
1666 |
Ohinemuri 17A1 |
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A197 |
4 |
1667 |
Ohinemuri 19A1 |
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A198 |
4 |
1668 |
Owharoa 2A1 |
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A199 |
6 |
1730 |
Whangamata 2 |
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A200 |
6 |
1731 |
Owharoa 5A |
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A201 |
5 |
1732 |
Kopuatai 1A |
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A202 |
5 |
1733 |
Kopuatai 2A |
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A203 |
5 |
1734 |
Kopuatai 4 |
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A204 |
3 |
1735 |
Tokotoko/Kaumatua/Rangitoto |
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A205 |
3 |
1736 |
Patatai |
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A206 |
3 |
1737 |
Waitakaruru |
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A207 |
4 |
1741 |
Taparahi 2A |
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A208 |
4 |
1742 |
Taparahi 3A |
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A209 |
10 |
1744 |
Hikutaia 4 |
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A210 |
3 |
1752 |
Manaia 1A |
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A211 |
3 |
1753 |
Manaia 2A |
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A2I2 |
3 |
1754 |
Ohinemuri 20A1 |
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A213 |
2 |
1757 |
Karaka 1 |
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A214 |
3 |
1758 |
Kopuatai 1B |
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A215 |
3 |
1761 |
Waiau 1A |
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A216 |
12 |
1763 |
Kuaotunu 1C |
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A217 |
4 |
1767 |
Owharoa 4 |
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A218 |
4 |
1772 |
Waiau 1A |
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A219 |
2 |
1786 |
Waiau 2A |
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A220 |
8 |
1790 |
Tairua |
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A221 |
5 |
1796 |
Tapapakaroro |
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A222 |
5 |
1797 |
Otuturu 1 |
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A223 |
5 |
1802 |
Otuturu 2 |
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A224 |
4 |
1803 |
Te Aroha Section 14A |
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A225 |
7 |
1805 |
Waiau 1A |
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A226 |
9 |
1806 |
Kuaotunu 3 |
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Index
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Doc. No. |
No. of Doc. Pages |
Deed No. |
Block |
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A227 |
4 |
1807 |
Ohinemuri 20A |
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A228 |
3 |
184 |
Waiau 1A |
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A229 |
3 |
1815 |
Te Aroha Section 15 |
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A230 |
5 |
1816 |
Motukahakaha |
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A231 |
4 |
1837 |
Kopuatai 2B |
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A232 |
4 |
1841 |
Paeroa |
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A233 |
3 |
1851 |
Mataitai 7 |
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A234 |
3 |
1874 |
Ohinemuri 20C |
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A235 |
6 |
1876 |
Otakeao 2 |
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A236 |
7 |
1877 |
Ngatitaharua Reserve |
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A237 |
4 |
1879 |
Moehau 1M |
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A238 |
5 |
1880 |
Koromatua 2 |
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A239 |
3 |
1889 |
Waiau 1A |
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A240 |
6 |
1890 |
Waikawau North |
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A241 |
5 |
1891 |
Taparahi 3B |
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A242 |
3 |
1892 |
Komata North 1B6 |
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A243 |
3 |
1893 |
Te Hopai 2 |
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A244 |
15 |
1921 |
Te Aroha Section 15 |
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A245 |
4 |
1932 |
Kuaotunu 1D4A |
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A246 |
7 |
1934 |
Kakatarahae 1 |
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A247 |
3 |
1935 |
Otakeao 1A |
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A248 |
7 |
1936 |
Waiomu 1A |
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A249 |
3 |
1937 |
Waiomu 2A |
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A250 |
7 |
1938 |
Waipatukahu 5A |
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A251 |
3 |
1939 |
Marokoka |
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A252 |
2 |
1940 |
Waokauri A |
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A253 |
6 |
1941 |
Taparahi 3C1 |
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A254 |
6 |
1942 |
Whangamata 1 Reserve |
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A255 |
8 |
1943 |
Ohinemuri 20E |
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A256 |
8 |
1944 |
Ohinemuri 20B1 |
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A257 |
8 |
1945 |
Ngatikoi Reserve |
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A258 |
6 |
1946 |
Owharoa 5B1 |
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A259 |
4 |
1947 |
Owharoa 2A2 |
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A260 |
6 |
1948 |
Te Hopai 1A |
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A261 |
8 |
1949 |
Maurihoro A |
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A262 |
6 |
2040 |
Waikanae 2 |
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A263 |
12 |
2041 |
Whangamata 6A & 6B2 |
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A264 |
3 |
2042 |
Horete 1B1 |
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A265 |
4 |
2043 |
Waitakaruru 5A |
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A266 |
3 |
2044 |
Pouarua Pipiroa 2 |
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A267 |
2 |
2045 |
Ngarua 2 |
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A268 |
2 |
2046 |
Ngarua 3 |
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A269 |
2 |
2047 |
Ngarua 4 |
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A270 |
3 |
2049 |
Te Awaiti 4 |
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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 West1A,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 |
|
A312 |
4 |
3523 |
Te Awaiti 1F |
|
A313 |
5 |
3524 |
Te Awaiti 1G |
|
A314 |
4 |
3525 |
Te Awaiti 1H1 |
|
A315 |
4 |
3526 |
Te Awaiti 1J1 |
|
A316 |
4 |
3527 |
Te Awaiti 2A |
|
A317 |
32 |
3528 |
Puhangateuru1A,2A,3A,4,4A&5 |
|
A318 |
21 |
3529 |
Otakawe 1A, 2A & 3A |
|
A319 |
6 |
3530 |
Hoe o Tainui North 3A |
|
A320 |
4 |
3548 |
Waiotahi A |
|
A321 |
5 |
3575 |
Opitomoko & Kuranui |
|
A322 |
5 |
3576 |
Parareka 2 |
|
A323 |
5 |
3577 |
Te Aroha Section 17D3A |
|
A324 |
3 |
3578 |
Te Aroha Section 17D6 |
|
A325 |
2 |
3594 |
Te Aroha Section 14D |
|
A326 |
1 |
3601 |
Te Aroha Section 17C |
|
A327 |
3 |
3605 |
Te Aroha Section 17A |
|
A328 |
3 |
3623 |
Hoe o Tainui South 4B1A |
|
A329 |
6 |
3624 |
Horahia Opou 2B1 |
|
A330 |
7 |
3625 |
Horahia Opou 3A |
|
A331 |
7 |
3626 |
Horahia Opou 4A |
|
A332 |
4 |
3627 |
Horahia Opou 5A |
|
A333 |
10 |
3628 |
Kaikahu 1A |
|
A334 |
4 |
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 |
3640 |
Makumaku 5A1 |
|
A344 |
3 |
3642 |
Makumaku 5C1 |
|
A345 |
2 |
3642 |
Ngataipua 1A |
|
A346 |
5 |
3643 |
Ngataipua East 1 |
|
A347 |
2 |
3644 |
Ohinemuri 20F |
|
A348 |
4 |
3646 |
Te Awaiti 1B2A |
IX
|
|
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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 |
18 |
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 |
25 |
3845 |
Ngaromaki |
|
A360 |
4 |
3846 |
Puhangateuru 1B |
|
A361 |
2 |
3847 |
Waitakaruru 5B3 |
|
A362 |
5 |
3862 |
Te Aroha Section 17D1 & 17B |
|
A363 |
3 |
3893 |
Te Aroha Section 17D1 |
|
A364 |
1 |
3974 |
Ngataipua 2 |
|
A365 |
2 |
4011 |
Te Aroha Section 17B |
|
A366 |
1 |
4013 |
Waitakaruru 5B |
|
A367 |
2 |
4014 |
Waitakaruru 5B3 |
|
A368 |
1 |
4048 |
Horahia Opou 3B2 |
|
A369 |
3 |
4063 |
Te Aroha Section 17A3 |
|
A370 |
1 |
4097 |
Te Awaiti 2B |
|
A371 |
1 |
4130 |
Te Awaiti 1A1 |
|
A372 |
1 |
4133 |
Te Aroha Section 17A1 |
|
A373 |
2 |
4268 |
Whangamata 4B2A |
|
A374 |
2 |
4508 |
Rawhitiroa A3 |
|
A375 |
1 |
4530 |
Whangamata 4D3 |
|
A376 |
2 |
4559 |
Harataunga East 1B1 |
|
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 |
|
A381 |
6 |
4587 |
Whangamata 4D4B1 |
|
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 |
Manaiai B&2B Sections E2A & |
|
|
|
|
E2E |
|
A400 |
2 |
5105 |
Moanakapiti-Huhuraumati |
|
|
|
|
D4C |
|
A401 |
3 |
5207 |
Te Aroha Section 17B |
|
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 |
5418 |
Whangamata 6B1 |
|
A407 |
2 |
5443 |
Wahine Rukuwai 2B |
|
A408 |
2 |
5547 |
Moehau 2B4C2B2 |
|
A409 |
5 |
5639 |
Taparahi 2B1A |
|
A410 |
11 |
5649 |
Ngataipua 4 |
All Deeds held by Land Information New Zealand, Head Office.
Part 5 Section B-
Native Land Purchase Files
|
|
No. of NLP |
|
|
Doc. |
Doc. File |
|
|
No. |
Pages No. |
Block |
|
B1 |
4 1873/29 |
General |
|
B2 |
6 1873/32 |
General |
|
B3 |
6 2873/35 |
General |
|
B4 |
3 1873/41 |
Whangamata |
|
B5 |
1 1873/42 |
Waiwhakaurunga |
|
B6 |
3 1873/51 |
Hikutaia/Whangamata |
|
B7 |
Not used |
|
|
B8 |
1 1873/145 |
General |
|
B9 |
8 1873/194 |
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 |
|
B14 |
9 1874/79 |
Piako |
|
B15 |
6 2874/137 |
Kapowai/Puketui |
|
B16 |
11 1874/159 |
Piako |
|
B17 |
2 1874/186 |
Thames Foreshore |
|
B18 |
2 1874/441 |
General |
|
B19 |
3 1874/482 |
Tairua/Te Karo |
|
B20 |
1 1875/130 |
Thames Foreshore |
|
B21 |
2 1875/269 |
General |
|
B22 |
6 1879/43 |
Tautahanga |
|
B23 |
13 1879/202 |
General |
|
B24 |
1 1879/565 |
Tapapakaroro |
|
B25 |
4 1880/58 |
General |
|
B26 |
4 1880/180 |
Piako |
|
B27 |
6 1880/395 |
Ruahine 2 |
|
B28 |
1 1880/595 |
Tairua |
|
B29 |
4 2880/632 |
Moehau 1J |
|
B30 |
25 1880/700 |
General |
|
B31 |
5 1880/722 |
Waiu |
|
B32 |
19 1880/777 |
Ohinemuri |
|
B33 |
3 1881/110 |
Piako |
|
B34 |
29 1881/114 |
Ounuora 2 |
|
B35 |
13 1881/189 |
General |
|
B36 |
184 1881/246 |
Ohinemuri |
|
B37 |
6 1881/325 |
Owharoa |
|
B38 |
8 1881/429 |
Whenuakite 2 |
|
B39 |
21 1881/481 |
Waihou West 3 |
|
B40 |
67 1881/516 |
Waiotahi A |
Part 6
|
|
No. of |
NLP |
|
|
Doc. |
of Doc. |
File |
|
|
No. |
Pages |
No. |
Block |
|
B41 |
29 |
1882/5 |
Coromandel Foreshore |
|
B42 |
24 |
1882/455 |
Karioi |
|
B43 |
8 |
1882/482 |
Manginahae |
|
B44 |
4 |
1883/94 |
General |
|
B45 |
3 |
2883/243 |
Horete 3 |
|
B46 |
16 |
1883/371 |
General |
X
|
|
5.5 xi |
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Index
B47 5 1883/372 Ruapekapeka
B48 2 1883/373 Piako
B49 6 1883/403 Waihou West 2
B50 34 1884/n Parakete
B51 28 1884/50 Moehau 3G
B52 15 1884/74 Waihou West1
B53 13 1884/149 Hihi & Piraunui
B54 42 1885/18 General
B55 5 1885/170 Karioi 3
B56 13 1885/187 Karaka
B57 4 1885/267 Omahu West 3
B58 52 1885/343 Piako
B59 30 1886/36 Rapaatikiato
B60 1 1886/179A Whangamata/Ohinemuri
B61 1 1886/254 Rangitoto
B62 125 1887/201 Wharekawa East 2
B63 23 1888/6 Pukehinau
B64 37 1888/88 Waiwhariki
Part 7
No. of NLP Doc. Doc. File
No. Pages No. Block
B65 22 1888/281 Karaka North 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 1890/144 Kuaotunu 1
B71 53 1890/311 Hikutaia 4
B72 60 1891/8 Whangamata 2
B73 5 1891/229 Omahu West 2
B74 932 1892/8 Piako
Part 8
No. of NLP
Doc. Doc. File
No. Pages No. Black
B74 932 1892/8 Piako
Part 9
No. of NLP
Doc. Doc. File
No. Pages No. Block
B75 4 1892/44 Owharoa 2
B76 31 1892/220 Iringa o Pirori
B77 1 1893/31 Ohinemuri 18
B78 3 1893/45 Ohinemuri
B79 10 1893/147 Whangamata 4A
B80 52 1893/243 Otuturu
B81 52 1893/268 Te Aroha Domain
B82 158 1893/271 Piako
Part 10
No. of NLP
Doc. Dec. File
No. Page No. Block
B83 44 1894/93 Parareka 2
B84 12 1894/11 Matai tai 7
B85 34 1894/287 Piako
B86 1 1894/316 Mangakirikiri 1
B87 2 1894/354 Owharoa 5
B88 5 1894/358 Moehau 1M
B89 3 1894/373 Wharekawa 4
No. of NLP Doc. Doc. File
No. Pages No. Block
B90 2 1894/386 Whanauroroa
B91 48 1895/15 Repanga
B92 6 1895/23 Ngatitaharua Reserve
B93 7 1895/51 Ngatitu Reserve
B94 7 1895/69 Ohinemuri 4
B95 3 1895/73 Otakeao
B96 4 1895/106 Hapuakohe
B97 4 1895/112 Te A roha
B98 11 1895/115 Makomako/Pungarehuroa
B99 I 1895/125 Hoe o Tainui
B100 3 1895/130 Piako
B101 38 1895/155 Koromatua 2
B102 13 1895/254 Komata North 1B6
B103 18 1895/304 Tihiouou
B104 27 1895/340 Waokauri
B105 8 1895/382 Whangamata 1 Reserve
B106 15 1895/444 Ngatitamatera Reserve
B107 6 1896/38 Owharoa 2
B108 12 1896/109 Marokoka
B109 6 1896/209 Mata South
B110 13 1896/219 Piako
B111 14 1896/244 Horete 1B2
B112 23 1897/84 Hoe o Tainui South 1
B113 8 1897/120 Kai kahu 3
B114 4 1897/147 Koukourahi 2
B115 1 1897/209 Kakatarahae
B116 10 1897/214 Waikanae 2
B117 76 1897/238 Waiau 1
B118 37 1897/265 Te Whanake
Part II
No. of NLP Doc Doc Flk
No. Pages No. Block
B119 42 1897/306 Waikanae 1
B120 20 1898/21 Whangamata 6
B121 9 1898/30 Moehau 3
B122 48 1898/195 Ngarua & Mangawhero
B123 14 1898/119 Ngaromaki
B124 5 1898/147 Moehau 1
B125 10 1898/167 Te Hopai
B126 36 1898/168 Kopuatai 1B
B127 18 1898/186 Willis' Grant
B128 77 1899/48 Harataunga
B129 105 1899/89 Taparahi 2
B130 57 1899/108 Manaia
B131 53 1899/112 Owhataroa/Ipuwhakatara
Part 12
No. of NLP Doc Doc Flk
No. Pages No. Block
B132 9 1899/156 Karaka 1
B133 4 1899/160 Ahiraumati
B134 12 1899/190 Oteao 4
B135 26 1899/198 Mangawhero
B136 47 1899/218 Pouarua Pipiroa
B137 40 1899/234 Te Aroha
B138 4 1900/43 Wahine Rukuwai
B139 28 1900/48 Waikaka
B140 39 1900/87 Maukoro
B141 19 1901/35 Opepeka
XI
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|
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THE HAURAKI TRIBAL LANDS—SUPPORTING PAPERS
|
Doc. No. |
No. of Doc. 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 |
20 |
1902/60 |
Waiparuparu |
|
B149 |
34 |
1902/67 |
Kauanga Whenuakite 3 |
|
B150 |
112 |
1902/68 |
Hoe o Tainui North 3 |
Part 13
|
Doc. No. |
Doc. Pages |
File No. |
Block |
|
B151 |
13 |
1903/1 |
Kuaotunu 1C |
|
B152 |
29 |
1903/102 |
Kuaotunu 1D |
|
B153 |
2 |
1904/203 |
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 |
25 |
1907/21 |
Pukemokemoke |
|
B159 |
13 |
1910/130 |
Waitakaruru |
|
B160 |
7 |
1912/59 |
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 |
25 |
1913/107/1 |
Whangamata 4 |
|
B166 |
38 |
1914/55 |
Manaia |
|
B167 |
38 |
1914/67 |
Rawhitiroa |
|
B168 |
7 |
1914/107 |
Moanakapiti/Huhuraumati |
|
B169 |
24 |
1915/21 |
Wahine Rukuwai 2 |
|
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:
1882/246 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 |
|
C2 |
1 |
N&D 1875/5994 |
Thames Foreshore |
|
C2 |
2 |
N&D 1878/2741 2878/2741 |
Thames Foreshore |
|
C3 |
28 |
NO 1882/1284 |
Ohinemuri |
|
C4 |
172 |
NO 1889/853 |
Moehau 4 |
|
C5 |
5 |
NO 1889/2075 |
Waikawau |
|
C6 |
30 |
N 1907/23 |
Awaiti 2 |
|
|
No. of |
|
|
|
Doc. |
Doc. |
File |
|
|
No. |
Pages |
No. |
Subject |
|
C7 |
142 |
N 1907/507 |
Waikawau |
|
C7a |
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 |
Purunui/Motutere B |
Part 15
|
|
No. of |
|
|
|
Doc. |
Doc. |
File |
|
|
No. |
Pages |
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 1; 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
|
|
No. of |
|
|
|
Doc. |
Doc. |
File |
|
|
No. |
Pages |
No. |
Subject |
|
D1 |
37 |
14422 |
Omahu West |
|
D2 |
25 |
19415 |
Waitakaruru |
|
D3 |
77 |
54769 |
General |
|
D4 |
27 |
55607 |
General |
|
D5 |
7 |
55964 |
Ngaromaki |
|
D6 |
9 |
57344 |
Moehau 2A2 |
|
D7 |
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 LS1, 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 AA M X/W3284
Part 17 Section E— Lands and Survey Department Auckland Files
No. or
Doc. Doc. File
No. Pagos 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—M ines Department Head Office Files
No. of
Doc. Doc Flk
No. Pages No. Subject
F1 33 1894/401 Kuaotunu
F2 15 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
A l l files located at National Archives, Wellington, except 1898/132, which was not located (the infomation concerning it is taken from Mines Head Office Inwards. Correspondence Register (held by National Archives, Wellington), and set out in Schedule form.
The Archives Reference is MD 1.
Part 17 Section G—Mines Department Thames Files
No. of
Doc. Doc
No. Pages
G1 18 Mining Warden Thames Inwards Correspondence File
This file is held at National Archives, Auckland. The Archives Reference is BACL A208/1.
Part 17 Section H—Justice Department Head Office Files
No. of
Doc. Doc. File
No. Pages No. Subject
H1 8 1899/1070 Harataunga 2
H2 25 1900/939 Pungapunga
Both files are located at National Archives, Wellington. The Archives Reference is J1.
Part 17 Section I— Maori Land Court Whangarei Minute Books
No. of Auckland
Doc Doc Minute
No. Pages Book Page Nos
11 78 35-36, 331-333, 342-343 Held by Maori Land Court, Whangarei.
Part 18 Section J—Maori Land Court Hamilton Minute Books
No. of Coromandel
Doc Doc Minute
No. Pages Book Page Nos
J1 19 1 18-19, 79-82, 88, 164, 189-193, 199-202, 244, 247
J2 159 2 41, 77-186, 188-201, 206-207, 212-215, 270-271, 277-287, 397- 398, 401-412, 406-412, 414-417
J3 31 3 9-11, 33-35, 68-70, 75, 105, 137- 147, 149-154, 189, 389, 433
J4 30 4 139-140, 142-157, 161-166, 192- 194, 201-202, 231
J5 34 5 72-78, 89-106,108-111,115,132- 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
No. of Hauraki
Doc. Doc. Minute
No. Pages Book Page Nos
J8 6 1 78-83
J9 1 3 401
J10 5 4 46-50
J11 5 5 328, 346-349
J12 26 6 19-22, 225-243, 391, 410-411
J13 24 7 28-29, 31-34, 42-43, 73-75, 107- 111, 188, 203-204, 211-215
J14 76 8 161, 163, 165-168, 170-188, 207- 210, 212-214, 227-229, 235-238, 259-261, 264-267, 279, 284-285, 288-290, 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
No. of Haurakl
Doc. Doc. Minute
No. Psges Book Page Nos
J16 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, 291, 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, 212- |
|
|
|
|
213, 231-235, 237-240 |
|
J26 |
21 |
20 |
289-299, 324-332, 335 |
|
J27 |
17 |
21 |
4-7, 15-16, 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, 182-185, 207-209 |
|
J30 |
64 |
25 |
90-110, 143-159, 162-169, 181- |
|
|
|
|
183, 189-200, 319-320 |
Part 20
|
Doc. No. |
No. of Doc. Pages |
Hauraki Minute Book |
Page Nos. |
|
J31 |
8 |
26 |
50, 106-112 |
|
J32 |
25 |
27 |
241-249, 255-259, 271-274, 279- 285 |
|
J33 |
11 |
28 |
291-301 |
|
J34 |
2 |
28A |
95-96 |
|
J35 |
1 |
28B |
50 |
|
J36 |
5 |
30 |
81-85 |
|
J37 |
3 |
31 |
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) |
|
J42 |
18 |
36 |
3-6, 14-18, 21-25, 35-36,204, 279 |
|
J43 |
5 |
36A |
13-17 |
|
J44 |
36 |
37 |
7-8, 122-129, 131, 142-149, 152- |
|
|
|
|
153, 156, 160-168, 170-171, 266- 267, 321 |
|
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 |
45-48,62-63,87-89,147-147 |
|
J51 |
11 |
44 |
19-21, 30, 38-39, 47-49, 161, 291 |
|
J52 |
32 |
45 |
25-31,33-38,61,63,124-126, 149-150,154, 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, 116-127, 130-138 |
|
J55 |
25 |
48 |
68-74, 80-82,113-115, 164-165, 259-260,292-293, 341-346 |
|
J56 |
4 |
49 |
79-80, 318, 335 |
|
J57 |
17 |
50 |
16-18, 48, 61-62, 103, 133, 141- |
|
|
|
|
142, 159, 276, 301-302, 360-361, 363 |
|
Doc. No. |
No. of Doc. Pages |
Hauraki Minute Book |
Page Nos |
|
J58 |
24 |
52 |
101-112, 126-127, 129-136, 138- |
|
|
|
|
139 |
|
J59 |
(not used) |
|
|
|
J60 |
34 |
53 |
77, 86, 96-97, 108, 174-179, 198, 203,218-222, 230-234, 239-242, 250-251, 269-272, 347 |
|
J61 |
6 |
54 |
203, 289, 291, 317. 346, 378 |
|
J62 |
29 |
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, 352-359, 367- 373 |
Part 21
|
Doc. No. |
No. of Doc. Pages |
Hauraki Minute Book |
Page Nos |
|
J64 |
23 |
57 |
103, 127-129, 134-135, 305-306, 314-315.331-335,341,348-352, 361-362 |
|
J65 |
40 |
58 |
8-10, 12-14, 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, 125-126, 172, 179-180, 216- 217 |
|
J67 |
9 |
60 |
34-38,269-272 |
|
J68 |
28 |
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, 41-42, 111, 114, 119, 125, 328, 353-354 |
|
J76 |
2 |
69 |
102,216 |
|
J77 |
4 |
70 |
208, 221-222, 228 |
|
J78 |
4 |
80 |
85-86,133-134 |
|
|
No. of |
Waikato |
|
|
Doc. |
Doc. |
Minute |
|
|
No. |
Pages |
Book |
Page Nos |
|
J79 |
6 |
2 |
299-304 |
Held by Maori Land Court, Hamilton
Part 21 Section K-Maori Land Court Hamilton Block Order
|
|
No. of |
|
|
|
Doc. |
Doc. |
File |
|
|
No. |
Pages |
No. |
Block |
|
K1 |
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) |
|
K8 |
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 |
0399 |
Waiomu 1 |
|
K24 |
4 |
C400 |
Waiomu 2 |
|
K25 |
5 |
C507 |
Kuaotunu 1 |
|
K26 |
9 |
C509 |
Kuaotunu 3 |
|
K27 |
13 |
C510 |
Kuaotunu 4 |
|
K28 |
4 |
C511 |
Kuaotunu 5 |
|
K29 |
4 |
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 |
H609 |
Ipu o Moehau |
|
K46 |
8 |
H614 |
Waihou West 2 |
|
K47 |
9 |
H621 |
Hihi & Piraunui |
|
K48 |
1 |
H625 |
Te Wharau |
|
K49 |
13 |
H632 |
Te Tautiti |
|
K50 |
13 |
H649 |
Waihou West 1 |
|
K51 |
25 |
H663 |
Kopuatai |
|
K52 |
|
1 |
H664 Koromatua |
|
K53 |
8 |
H675 |
Horete 1 |
|
K54 |
9 |
H704 |
Karioi |
|
K55 |
14 |
H745 |
Taparahi |
|
K56 |
15 |
H794 |
Mangakirikiri |
|
K57 |
114 |
H811 |
Ohinemuri |
Part 22
|
Doc. No. K58 |
No. of Doc. File Pages No. 40 H814 |
Block Ohinemuri 20 | |
|
K59 |
6 |
H867 |
Otuturu |
|
K60 |
26 |
H959 |
Te Hopai |
|
K61 |
7 |
H997 |
Paetoke |
|
K62 |
7 |
H1001 |
Rangatahae |
|
K63 |
6 |
H1004 |
Takapau |
|
K64 |
5 |
H1005 |
Tokotoko/Kaumatua/Rangitoto |
|
K65 |
9 |
H1006 |
Takapau Rerekau |
|
K66 |
13 |
H1009 |
Wahine Rukuwai |
|
|
No. of |
|
|
|
Doc. |
Doc. |
File |
|
|
No. |
Pages |
No. |
Block |
|
K67 |
9 |
H1010 |
Waitakaruru 1 |
|
K68 |
11 |
H1012 |
Te Whanake |
|
K69 |
23 |
H1014 |
Waikaka |
|
K70 |
29 |
H1059 |
Kaikelhll |
|
K71 |
13 |
H1140 |
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 |
Ngarua |
|
K85 |
23 |
H1322 |
Opepeka |
|
K86 |
18 |
H1336 |
Ngatitamatera Reserve |
|
K87 |
2 |
H1336 |
(Part Bii) Tamatera Reserve |
|
K88 |
5 |
H1348 |
Ohinemuri 2A2 |
|
K89 |
5 |
H1349 |
Ohinemuri 4A2 |
|
K90 |
8 |
H1350 |
Ohinemuri 6 |
|
K91 |
5 |
H1351 |
Ohinemuri 7A2 |
|
K92 |
2 |
H1353 |
Ohinemuri 13A2 |
|
K93 |
13 |
H1355 |
Ohinemuri 17A2 |
|
K94 |
4 |
H1604 |
Sec 1 Block V Ohinemuri SD |
|
K95 |
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. File Pages No. |
Block | |
|
L1 |
6 |
C202 |
Whenuakite |
|
L2 |
7 |
C353 |
Kaimarama |
|
L3 |
9 |
H609 |
Ipu o Moehau |
|
L4 |
42 |
H811 |
Ohinemuri |
|
L5 |
20 |
H883 |
Ohinemuri |
|
L6 |
7 |
H1009 |
Wahine Rukuwai |
|
L7 |
13 |
H1014 |
Waikaka |
|
L8 |
2 |
H1140 |
Kopuraruwai |
|
L9 |
4 |
H1154 |
Ngataipua |
All files held by Maori Land Court, Hamilton.
Part 23 Section M—Trust Commissioner Auckland Files
|
Doc. |
No. of Doc. |
|
|
No. |
Pages |
Year |
|
M1 |
86 |
1873 |
|
M2 |
22 |
1875 |
|
M3 |
22 |
1882 |
All files held at National Archives, Auckland.
Archives References are as follows:
1873 BABG/A52/9
1875 BABG/A52/10
1882 BABG/A52/11 & 12
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Part 24 Section N— Hamilton Survey Plans
Doc. Plan
No. No. Block
Maori Land (ML) Plans
N1 66 Pukemaukuku
N2 70 Parangu 2
N3 106 Whakanekeneke 2
N4 991 Hotungaio
N5 1066C Pukekura
N6 1066D1A Matakitaki
N7 1066D1B Matakitaki
N8 1066D2 Kauri
N9 1066E Pita's Block
N10 1066G Maumaupaki
N11 1066H Awakanae
N12 1066I Mahakirau
N13 1135 Pukeatua & Walau
N14 1408 Walau
N15 1408(1B) Waiau
N16 1486A Hangawera
N17 1486B Piako
N18 1486C Piako
N19 1651 Parakete
N20 1674 Te Kapua
N21 1737 Motutere
N22 1742 Waltaia
N23 1811 Hotungaio & Taurikomore
N24 1831 Rangitoto
N25 1847 Otuturu
N26 1905 Otautu
N27 1958 Kapowal (4 pages)
N28 1959 Ounuora (2 pages)
N29 1966 Kalmarama (2 pages)
N30 1967 Waiwawa & Taranoho
N31 2043 Te Weiti
N32 2043A Te Weiti
N33 2171 Ahlrau
N34 2243 Te Wharau
N35 2243A Te Wharau
N36 2268 Komata North & South
N37 2278 Te Karaka
N38 2285 Whenuaklte
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 Hotoritori
N47 2551 Otama
N48 2555 Waikawau (4 pages)
N49 2557 Manala
N50 2557C Manala
N51 2569 Whltlpirorua
N52 2570 Omahu
N53 2580 Tairua (2 pages)
N54 2583 Whangamata
N55 2594 Karaka
N56 2605 H i h i & P i rau n u i
N57 2607 Te Karo
N58 2609 Ounuora
N59 2612 Whangamata & Hikutaia
N60 2615 Owhataroa
N61 2617 Tautahanga
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Maori Land (ML) Plans
N62 2629 Whenuaklte 2
N63 2640 Owhao
N64 2646 Mangotahl
N65 2647 Waokauri
N66 2648 Rapaatl kl ato
N67 2702 Hangawera
N68 2704 Taukoro
N69 2704A Taukoro
N70 2721 Ipu o Moehau
N71 2724B Tawhltirahi
N72 2733 Waiu
N73 2735 Te Welti 4
N74 Not used
N75 2739 Puketui
N76 2796 Omahu Reserve
N77 2896 Mangaklrikiri 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 2914(3) Taparahi
N88 2916 Oteao 2
N89 2940 Wairakau Reserve
N90 2951 Walkanae (2 pages)
N91 2951A Walkanae
N92 2951C Walkanae 4
N93 2951D Walkanae 3
N94 2952 Walkanae 2
N95 2971 Wharekawa East (8 pages)
N96 2973 Wharekawa East 3
N97 2976 Walroa
N98 2976(1) Wairoa
N99 2977 Pakirarahi
N100 2982 Moehau (5 pages)
N101 2982E Moehau 1G & 1H
N102 2982(10) Moehau 1D
N103 2992 Walotahi
N 104 2993 Te Ahuroa
N105 3006 Wharekawa East 4 & 5
N 106 3010 Waiharakeke
N107 3026 Omahu West 3
N108 3028 Opltomoko & Kuranui
N 109 3033 Whangamata & Hikutai a (4 pages)
N110 3044 Ngaromakl (2 pages)
N111 3053 Kalpitopito
N112 3054 Walhekau 1
N113 3057 Opitomoko & Kuranui
N114 3062 Te Aroha
N115 3119 Pukehlnau
N116 3127 Tanutanu
N117 3304 Parareka 2
N118 3305 Karlol
N119 3306 Te Poho 2 & 3
N120 3387 Mangakirikiri
N121 3407 Waihekau
N122 3410A&B Waihekau 4
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N123 3416 Ohinemuri (6 pages)
N124 3416 Ohinemuri (6 pages)
N125 3416A Ohinemuri
N126 3416(1) Ohinemuri (2 pages)
N127 3416 (2&3) Ohinemuri (3 pages)
N128 3416(4) Ohinemuri 20
N 129 3458 Mangateparu
N130 3460 Karioi 4
N131 3477 Te Puninga
N132 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(82) 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 Wai paheke & 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 Wai kawau South 4
N165 4498 Otakeao 2
N166 4498 Otakeao 1 & 2
N167 4498A & B Otakeao 1
N168 4622 Moehau 1L
N169 4623 Moehau 1M
N170 4624 Moehau 1K
N171 4625 M oehau 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 Hikutala 4
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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
N 190 6238 W aemaro
N191 6239 Kopuatai
N192 6240 Rangltoto
N193 6241 Mohonui & Patatai
N194 6243 Waikaka
N195 6243B Waikaka A2 & B
N196 6243C2 Waikaka C2
N197 6251 Takapau Rerekau
N 198 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 6314 Kalkahu
N207 6315 Kopuraruwai
N208 6316 Koukourahi
N209 6385 Harataunga West (2 pages)
N210 Not used
N211 6397 M akumaku
N212 6423 Ngataipua
N213 6429 Kahotara Wahi Tapu
N214 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 Awalti (2 pages)
N220 6548 Mangawhero
N221 6549 Ngarua (2 pages)
N222 6549(1B) Ngarua 1B
N223 6549 (5A) Ngarua 5A
N 224 6564 Pouarua - Pipiroa
N225 6564(1B) Pouarua - Plpiroa 1B
N226 6577 Waitakaruru & Puhangateuru (4 pages)
N227 6646 Te Kauanga Whenuaklte
N228 6646 Te Kauanga Whenuaklte
N229 6697(2) Maukoro 1 & 2
N230 6697(1) Maukoro 1
N231 6818 Purunul
N232 6914 Ohinemuri 10A2
N233 6971 Tiritirl
N234 7079 Hoe o Tainui North 3
N235 7157 Kopuarahi 1
N236 7157(1A) Kopuarahi 1A
N237 7159 Puhangateuru 1B & 2B
N238 7162 Otakawe 1B
N239 7346 Hoe o Tainui A
N240 7452 Moehau 1 West
N241 7482 Makumaku 1 & 2
N242 7947 Owharoa 5B2
N243 8052 Awalti 1E & 1H
N244 8807 Ngataipua East
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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 2A 2B
N251 9606 Moehau 2A 2A
N252 9781 Waitakaruru 5B
N253 9858 Uriwha Reserve
N254 10089 Waikanae 4
N255 10230 Karioi 4A & 48
N256 10640 Ohinemuri 17A
N257 11091 Motutere A & B
N258 11201 Purunui
N259 11249 Waihi North
N260 11572 Moehau 2B4C2B
N261 13734 Ohinemuri 20B3
N262 14198 Moehau Roads
N263 15524 Ngatitamatera Reserve
N264 15834 Opito & Mercury Bay
N265 19891 Ngatitamatera Reserve 1B
N266 19900 Ounuora 2A
N267 20765 Ohinemuri 1 Wahi Tapu
Survey office (SO) Plans
N268 1F Waitoa
N269 1K Te Hoho
N270 1L Te Puia
N271 1047B Thames Water Race (2 pages)
N272 29504 Ohinemuri 19A2
N273 48817 Papakarahi
All Plans held by Land Information New Zealand, Hamilton
Part 24 Section O—Auckland Survey Plans
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Maori Land (ML) Plans
O1 115 Uri ngahau (2 pages)
O2 123 Wakakaiwhara
O3 124 Te Okenga
O4 125 Okauanga
O5 127 Papepape
O6 166 W harekawa 1, 2 & 3 (2 pages)
O7 386 Mataitai 2
O8 387 Mataitai (2 pages)
O9 479 Mataitai 4
O10 811 Poupipi
On 1072A Opita
O12 1072B Opita
O13 1072C Opita
O14 1372 Ngamawhatu & Te Ruangaingai
O15 1375 Powhaturoa
O16 1376 Okaroro
O17 1377 Waiomaru
O18 1380 Walhohonu
O19 1398 M araetai
O20 1473 Wharekawa 4
O21 1603 Kiri paka
O22 1604 Maraetai
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Maori Land (ML) Plans
O23 1656 Waikaka (2 pages)
O24 2010 Kiri paka (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. Block
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Certificate of Title
P1 2 1/117 Willis' Grant
P2 3 9/185 Tairua Reserve
P3 2 16/188 Maukoro
P4 3 20/38 Waihou West 3
P5 3 20/41 Mangarehu & Mangakirikiri 2 Reserve
P6 2 21/17 Tairua Reserve
P7 2 40/70 Ngati koi Reserve
P8 2 40/282 Ngatitamatera Reserve
P9 2 41/245 Waikanae 4
P10 2 42/71 Uriwha Reserve
P11 2 99/107 Waitakaruru 5
P12 2 103/44 Section I 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 Title
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 Walwhakaurunga
Q6 4 1067 Otanguru
Q7 4 1068 Otanguru
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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 W harekawa East 3
Q15 11 1449 Tangiaronui
Q16 4 1495 Mangakirikiri 2
Q17 5 1720 Paraemauku
Q18 3 1957 Whangamata 1 Reserve
Q19 3 2007 Whltipirorua
Q20 4 2008 Wharekawa East 1
Q21 2 1451 Tangiaro 2
Q22 2 1496 Mangaki ri ki ri 2
Q23 4 2146 Tautahanga
Q24 4 2147 Tautahanga
Q25 7 2361 Parakete
Q26 3 2669 M angakirikiri 2 & Mangarehu Res
Q27 2 2747/2748 Waiu
Q28 4 2861 Tai rua Reserve
Q29 4 2862 Tai rua Reserve
Q30 4 2863 Tairua Reserve
Q31 4 2864 Tai rua Reserve
Q32 2 2965 Manginahae
Q33 4 3016 Opou
Q34 4 3614 Waiotahi A
Q35 4 3615 Waiotahi A
Q36 4 4122 Kaipitopito
Q37 2 4221 Part Te Weiti 1, 2 & 3
Q38 4 4965 M atamataharakeke
Q39 8 4968 Matamataharakeke
Q40 3 10838 Maukoro
Q41 8 13488 Pungapunga 2C
Q42 6 13528 Otautu 4B
Q43 4 13529 Otautu 4B
Q44 3 14220 Tapapakaroro
Q45 3 14467 Ohinemuri 20A
Q46 3 15182 Motukahakaha
Q47 4 15480 Willis' Grant
Q48 7 15481 Maukoro 2
Q49 4 15482 Maukoro 1
Q50 3 15585 Kuaotunu 2B
Q51 4 16506 Komata North 1B6
Q52 4 16569 Moehau 1M
Q53 2 17312 Te Wairoa
Q54 2 17313 Te Wairoa
Q55 3 18271 Kuaotunu 1D1
Q56 6 18621 Horete 1B1
Q57 4 18834 Hoe o Tai nu i South 2
Q58 4 19486 Pouarua-Pipiroa 2
Q59 3 19689 Moehau 1D
Q60 3 22826 Oteao 1
Q61 2 22974 Omaro
Q62 2 25277 Kuaotunu 2A3
Q63 3 26557 Horete 1B2
Q64 14 28321 Moehau 2C
Q65 4 28674 Kuaotunu 2A2
Q66 5 29093 Kauanga Whenuakite 3
Q67 2 29373 Kuaotunu 2A3 U rupa
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Q68 2 29397 Kuaotunu 2A3
Q69 2 29398 Kuaotunu 2A3
Q70 3 37285 Kuaotunu 1D
Q71 5 41591 Pungapunga 1
Q72 6 43234 Te Awalti 7
Q73 7 43829 Moehau 3
Q74 9 43830 Moehau 3
Q75 4 43235 Ohinemuri 20F
Q76 5 47516 Puhangateuru 2B
Q77 4 55192 Waitakaruru 5B2
Q78 4 55207 Waitakaruru 5B1
Q79 4 57106 Waitakaruru 5B
Q8Q 4 60050 Makumaku 5E
Q81 5 65259 Pouarua Pi piroa 3B
Q82 6 66136 Makumaku 4
Q83 4 66137 Ngarua 1B2
Q84 4 66139 Tiritiri 1
Q85 4 66140 Tiritiri 4A
Q86 5 72261 Makumaku 1
Q87 5 72902 Rangiahu
Q88 2 73473 M akumaku 1
Q89 4 73814 Moehau 1 East 1
Q90 9 74192 Ngataipua 3
Q91 8 74193 Koukourahi 1
Q92 4 74194 Koukourahi 4D
Q93 11 74195 Koukourahi 3B
Q94 4 75357 Rangiahu
Q95 4 75969 Ngataipua 2
Q96 4 78244 Moehau 1G 1
Q97 4 78245 Moehau 1G9
Q98 4 78246 Moehau 1G 10
Q99 3 80263 Ngarua 1B1
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Q100 4 82692 Kuaotunu 3B
Q101 5 84824 Makumaku 5F
Q102 4 85550 Te Wairoa 2
Q103 7 85578 Kuoatunu 4B
Q104 4 87816 Awaitl 1C
Q105 4 87817 Awaitl 1C
Q106 2 88754 Pakirarahi 1
Q107 6 88763 Kopuraruwai 2
Q108 4 88764 Awaiti 2B
Q109 4 89072 Te Aroha Section 17B
Q110 7 89838 Horete 3A
Q111 5 90003 Piripiri 2
Q112 5 90784 M akumaku 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 101665 Awaitl 1A1
Q122 4 103864 Moehau 1K3
Q123 3 105193 Waihekau 4B
Q124 4 105194 Waihekau 4B
Q125 6 109910 Okahutal A
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143835 Wahine Rukuwai 2B |
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146839 Purunui |
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152586 Waikanae 4B1 |
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152920 Motutere B |
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203779 Moehau 3B |
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247748 Ngataipua East 2D |
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260605 Waikanae 4A1 |
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273503 Wharawhara |
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282241 Horete 3A2 |
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330667 Wahine Rukuwai 2B |
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367818 Hikutaia 2 Reserve |
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367819 Hikutaia 2 Reserve |
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353941 Harataunga 2B1 |
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S.98427 Wahine Rukuwai 2B |
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S.135485 Waikanae 4B1 |
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S.233032 Moehau 1E |
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S.536161 Waikanae 4B3 |
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Q161 4 174 Wharekawa East 1 |
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Q162 2 190 Mangakirikiri z |
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Q163 5 193 Manginahae |
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Q164 4 564 Matamataharakeke Reserve |
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Q165 13 1192 Te Aroha Township (Lipseytown) |
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Q166 9 1287 Pungapunga x & 3 |
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Q167 10 1461 Pungapunga 1 & 3 |
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Q168 19 1462 Pungapunga 1 & 2 |
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Q169 4 1744 Matamataharakeke |
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Q170 8 3052 Oteao 1 |
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Q171 6 5374 Makumaku 1 |
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Q172 10 7594 Horete 3A2 |
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Q173 8 9988 Purunui |
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Q174 8 10177 Motutere B |
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33941 Repanga |
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33942 Repanga |
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No. of
Doc. Doc. Appendix
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U1 16 1873 G-8
U2 4 1875 G-5b
U3 I 1875 G-5c
U4 I 1875 G-6
U5 82 1875 I-1
U6 4 2876 C-12
U7 I 2876 G-5
U8 2 1877
U9 23 2877
U10 4 1877 1-3
U11 4 1877 G-7
U12 I 2877 1-3
U13 7 1879 Session II, G-6
U13a 1 1881 C-1
U14 2 1881 1-2
U15 6 1883 G-6
U16 2 2884 1-2
U17 I 1884 1-4
U18 12 1885 G-1
U19 I 1891 I-2
U20 2 1893 I-3
U21 I 2894 I-1
U22 2 1895 G-1
U23 2 1898 1-3
U24 I 1901 1-3
U25 2 1905 1-3
U26 2 2907 G-3a
U27 3 2907 G-1S
U28 4 2908 G-3a
U29 4 2908 G-6
U3o 5 1908 G-7
1 1908 1-3
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U33 2 2909 G-3a
U34 1 2909 1-3
U35 1 1910 G-3a
U36 1 1921-22 1-3
Part 28 Section V-New Zealand Parliamentary Debates
No. of
Doc. Doc. Page
No. Pages Volume Nos
VI 4 25 528-531,585-589
V2 1 61 368-369
V3 1 40 822-813
Part 28 Section W-New Zealand Gazette
No. of
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No. Pager Year Nor
W1 3 1862 13-15
W2 4 1863 345-348
W3 2 2869 626-627
W4 1 1870 53
W5 2 2872 637, 763
W6 2 1873 157-158
W7 14 1874 1-3, 403-412, 693
W8 2 1875 455, 576
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W9 6 1876 621-626
W10 4 1877 544-545, 928-929
W11 14 1878 600-6o8, 954-955, 1230-1232
W12 17 1879 69-70, 292-293, 295, 420-421, 463-464, 745, 913-916, 1023, 1154, 1307
W13 8 1880 452-456, 1669, 1683-1684
W4 26 1881 170-174, 359-363, 393-395, 672-673, 756-761, 956-957, 1139-1140, 1276
W15 16 1882 262-263, 498-501, 597-602, 1341-1342,1860-1861
W16 1 2883 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, 194, 946
W25 3 1892 294, 1274-1275
W26 2 1893 274, 304
W27 8 1894 209-210, 265-266, 457, 1076, 1422-1423
W28 4 1895 2098, 1122,1295-1296
W29 2 1896 2075-1076
W30 7 1897 15, 1747-1749, 1774, 2013, 2199
W31 5 1898 1251-1254, 1308
W32 3 1899 1359-1361
W33 3 1900 105, 1187, 1341
W34 5 1901 1814-1817, 2034
W35 4 1902 1777-1780
W36 1 1903 1636
W37 1 1904 2110
W38 2 1905 920, 2071
W39 1 1906 2647
W40 4 1907 240, 1351, 2143, 2306
W41 4 1908 888, 1300, 1585, 1815
W42 6 2909 1304, 1785-1786, 2065, 2385, 2471
W43 1 1910 3834
W44 3 1911 444, 1576, 3746
W45 2 1912 112, 170
W46 I 1914 2532
W47 10 1915 949, 1679, 1887, 1994-1995,3097- 3098, 3684-3686
W48 13 1916 4-5, 636, 1834, 1995-1996, 2224, 2692, 2994,
3218-3219,3566, 3627
W49 9 1917 180, 390, 597-598, 727, 1325,3228, 4017-4018
W50 7 1918 397, 856, 1004, 1695, 1820, 2430,
3208
W51 II 1919 14.2, 210, 1835, 1841, 2482, 2575, 2716, 3097, 3574-3575, 3663
W52 II 2920 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, 2932, 2691
W55 5 1923 325, 693, 1864, 2326, 2362
W56 5 1924 244. 495, 679-680, 1289
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Memorandum for UNDER-SECRETARY,
Crown Lands Department.
THE Honorable the Native Minister directs the preparation of a
Crown grant under the provisions of\_
for a reserve in the\_
Block, situate in
the District of\_
in the Provincial Dis-
trict of
in accordance with particulars
following
Area:
Acres
Roods
Perches.
Names of Grantee. :
Restrictions : To be inalienable, except with the consent of the Governor, by sale or by mortgage, or by lease for a longer period than twenty-one years.
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Memorandum for UNDER-SECRETARY,
Crown Lands Department.
THE Honorable the Native Minister directs the preparation of a
Crown grant under the provisions of\_
for a reserve in the\_
Block, situate in
the District of\_
in the Provincial Dis-
trict of
in accordance with particulars
following
Names of Grantees :
Restrictions : To be inalienable, except with the consent of the Governor, by 'sale or by mortgage, or by lease for a longer period than twenty-one years.
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WELLINGTON,
Memorandum for UNDER-SECRETARY,
Crown Lands Department.
THE Honorable the Native Minister directs thereparation of a
• Crown grant under the provisions of\_
for a reserve in the\_
Block, situate in
the District of\_\_
in the Provincial Dis-
trict of
in accordance with particulars
following
Ares :
Acres
Roods
Perches.
Names of Grantees
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Land Purchase Office,
WELLINGTON 188/
Memorandum for UNDER–SECRETARY,
Crown Lands Department.
THE Honorable the Native Minister directs the preparation of a Crown grant under the provisions of
for a reserve in the Block, situate in
the District of in the Provincial Dis-
trict of in accordance with particulars
following :—
Area : Acres Roods Perehes.
Names of Grantees:
Restrictions : To be inalienable, except with the consent of the Governor, by sale or by mortgage, or by lease for a longer period than twenty-one years.
Antivesting, date:
Approved :
Under-Secretary.
Native Minister. [13
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WELLINGTON,
188
Memorandum for UNDER-SECRETARY,
Crown Lands Department.
THE Honorable the Native Minister directs the preparation of a
Crown grant under the provisions of
for a reserve in the
Block, situate in
the District of
in accordance with particulars
in the Provincial Dis-
following
Names of Grantemk:
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WELLINGTON,
, 188
Memorandum for UNDER-SECRETARY,
Crown Lands Department.
THE Honorable the Native Minister directs the preparation of a
Crown grant under the provisions of
for. a reserve in the
Block, situate in
the District of
in the. Provincial Dis-
trict of
in accordance with particulars
following
Perches.
Names of Grauntee
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Himipuru said he wished to speak about the money that he should get out of Te Aroha Block. Previous to the investigation of this block by the Court it was arranged that he was to have this money, but before he got paid the money the land passed the Court, and he was absent, having received no notice that the land was to be put through the Court. When the land went through the Court, all his claims on it went with the land, extending up to a portion of the block called Manawaru which was given by the Government to some other Natives than the owner. The way that land was put through the Court had the appearance of robbing the Natives. He would like to
' know whether his name was to the original deed of cession of the Aroha Block ; he is waiting to• know if he is to go to get the money ; he wishes that the Government should pay him now in satisfaction of his claims that were lost to him by that investigation, of which he did not receive any notice.
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MR. GELL'S REPORT TO NATIVE MINISTER PRIOR TO THE CROWN A w A RD,
Hon. Native Minister,
The Native Land Court sitting at on the first of May, will, unless otherwise requested, determine what interest Her Majesty the Queen has in the Gold Fields block of land (that portion which passed the Native Land. Court in June. 1880),
The purchase. of the land has from various courses been delayed. and is at present a very cornplicated
case.
Balance to those ,
underpaid can be
paid up. Over
payments where
possible can be
charged against
other lands.
Mr, James Nackay commenced negotiations for the purchase of the land in May 1872, In 1875 advances had been made amounting to £15,008 =at this time (18th Feb,1875) a deed of lease with right to mine for gold &c. was executed, The lease stipulates that all revenue derived under Gold Fields regulation shall be deemed to be the property of the Native owners of the land subject to the £15000 advanced them being repaid, after the repayment then. the revenue to be paid to the Native owers, of this £15000 there has been received and paid to the Public Account £661 7,17,0.
In 1878 Mr , Nackay again commenced to acquire the freehold of the land, the price to. be paid being five shillings per acre. A deed of conveyance was prepared,
and of those who signed the. deed, 193 Natives were found to be owners in the land when the Title was investigated by the Native Land Court in July 1880. The Court found the interest of the Grantees to be unequal, and also divided the land into 21 blocks, the number of Grantees in each
being different, in one four Grantees, in another 131, no
two blocks being alike. of the 193 Grantees 43 of them have boon overpaid the sum of £4415.19.6 and underpaid ,£5714.6.0, the price of the
land in each ease calonlated at 5/– per acre. Since the
land passed. the court. 141. .Grantees. have signed the convey
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Some of the 43 remaining having received advances
from -the £15,000
there is a claim upon them.
once, with these there has been no difficulty, their actual being an order of the Court.
There are yet 85 Grantees who have not signed the conveyance, of these I an informed that
probably 33 will Sign the deed, this will leave 52 still to be dealt with, out or these 52 names, 9 have received advances, in most cases exceeding the value of their shares.
Should it be decided to request the Native Land Court at the present time to make ordure vesting a portion of the freehold of the land in Her Majesty, I would respectfully for your approval the
following:—
1st.
Every effort should 2nd.
be made to close these transactions' on the old basis of 5/=, If after all it should prove necessery to increase the price it should take the form
of a .
J. B.
That every effort daring the present sitting
of the Court should be made to obtain as many signatures to the deed of conveyance as possible That as one raason why the remaining Grantees
will not sign, is, that 5/— is not value
for the land with its Gold Fields revenue, that the price per acre be fixed now, not to exceed 7/6d. per acre.
See my note on previous page. J.B.
3rd.
4th.
Approved.
J.B.
5th.
Approved:
J.B.
That the money overpaid the 43 Grantees be taken to be in connection with the acquiring of the land.
That the sum of £5714.6.0 underpaid to the 150 Grantees who signed the conveyance before their shares or interest in the land were know, be paid the balance due to each of them.
That the Court be requested, than, to ascertain what interest her Majesty may have in the land, and
cut out an area proportionate to the interest at acquied by purchase, by well an for money advanced to those Grantees who now refuse to complete the sale of their interest.
The sun required to complete the titleof the whole block would be.
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To £5714 6. 0
To 7/6 per acre 4281. 7. 6
To 9 the have received
475.12. 6
Total: £10.471.6.0
Said to be a high price
but the complication connected with the purchase b e
the'
cost
J.B. J.D.
If this arrangemetn can be carried out Government could secure the whole of the
Gold Fields Block (Native )
73,431 at a cost of including payments to
Native and every incidential £ 637,
or
should it not be competent to all the interest then the area and a would
be reduced at the rate of 7/6 for . In
this case , I recommend that any land otu of block by the court and awarded to the Native
to the
should be strictly being
subject to Gold Field .
A further better to be is the
of the promises a
several reserves to be set for the of the land
The or for Native at
shall act
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As for the power of leasing, of course it is desirable that proper use should be made of the for the benefit of the Native owners, but it in hoped that a native Reserves Act will become law this Session which will "enable this object to be effectually
attained.
John Bryce:
26.4.82.
"and agree with the said Vendors that Her said Majesty "or her succesoors will make good and effectual Grants or "Conveyances to the said Vendors the names of whom are set "out in the several schedules hereto numbered
"annexed of the several pieces or parcels of land "being severally parcels of the Block of land hereby con-
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veyed mentioned in the said schedules, but so that each of "such Grants or Conveyances shall be to each set of the "Vendors jointly as are mentioned in each of touch schedules "and shall to each of such sets be of the lands only which "are mentioned in the same schedule in which the names of "such set appears. Provided that in each of each grants or "conveyances there shall be inserted a provision or condition that the land to be so granted or conveyed as
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Except to the Crown " shall not be
Here again the specific reserves have not been nomad or the area. Thismatter is one that the Natives residing on the land are cost anxious to have settled. Mr. Hackay appears to have considered the making of these reserves but left the work unfinished. I find memoranda of his, noting the following reserves for the
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Ngatitangata 1000 " |
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Ngatikaraua 1000 " |
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Uriwha Hapu 1000 " |
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Ngatihako Hapu 1000 " |
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Ngatihura 500 acres. |
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Tapu at Rauchsraagi 10 acres |
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Tapu et waitawhetu 10 acres |
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Te Rotangatanga 1 acre. |
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Te Rau a to where 2 acres |
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The area of these reserves may be
slightly reduced by a manner of the not
the conveyance. In making them the court
should fix the names in each black if possible
the should the land
subject to the Gold Field real
Rind. John Gill.
24:th April,
minute of Native minister on this resort as follows:—
MrGill.
The of the allocation of the
Reserve will be round difficult but it is extremely
that it should be settled by the court at its
I should like to see the court
with the of the various
of a and
These would be certain to notice in the mentions connect-
with the of Gold Field which ,
something of the are likely to become
more one more involved and difficult. If for
in the allocation of to the name of
the members thereof could be it would
certainly prevent great futrue difficulty
John
26.4-62.
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"A".
OHINEMURI GOLD FIELD BLOCK.
Grantees Who signed tho Deed of Conveyance before their interests were ascertained by the Native Land Court. (Overpaid).
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Area Value |
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Name: |
0 5/– Amount |
Amount |
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Acres: per sores Reovdz |
Overpaid: |
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20 Ema to 30 Hohepa Kapeno 32 Hata Paka |
168½ 168½ 325½ |
42: 6 442: Os 0399:17: 6 42: 2: 6 82: 0: 0 39:17: 6 81: 7: 6 430: O: 0348:12: 6 |
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50 Horekiuha Huroa |
191½ |
47:17: 6 67: 5: • 19: 7: 6 |
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51 Hapi Roui |
307 |
76:15: 0 109: O: 0 32: 5: 0 |
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52 Hoera to Himiha |
191½ |
47:17: 6 265: 0: 0217: 2: 6 |
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56 Hori Keeti |
136 |
34: O1 0 40: Os 0 6: 0: 0 |
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59 Hiramani to Karawhina |
136 |
34 0: 0 142:18: 0108:18: 0 |
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74 Hakipene Hura |
93½ |
23: 7: 6 25: 0: 0 1:12: 6 |
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75 Hera Paremataiti |
4½ |
1: 2: 6 5: 0: 0 3:17: 6 |
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76 Harata Hotai |
114 |
28:10: 0 30: 0: 0 1:10: 0 |
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73 Hori Ngakapa |
84 |
21: 0: 0 50: 0: 0 29: 0 0 |
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72 Hari eta Parepumate |
106 |
26:10: 0 34:10: 0 8: 0 0 |
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114 Karauria |
208½ |
52: 2: 6 117: 0 0 64:17: 6 |
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115 Kararaina Mohetarata |
169 |
42: .5: 0 46: 0: 0 3:15: 0 |
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130 Mere Titia Taraia |
350 |
87:10: 0 171:15: 0 84: 5: 0 |
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165 |
89½ |
22: 7: 6 30: 0: 0 7:12: 6 |
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201 Ngatai |
84 |
21s 0:. 0 14,5: 0: 0124:00 |
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202 Ngarunui to Komi ti |
17 |
4: 5: -0 6: 0: 0 1:15: 0 |
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245 Pone Kaipara |
88 |
22: 0: 0 60: 0: 0 38: 0: 0 |
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246 Paraone to Mauptu |
160 |
40:.0:0 60: 0: 0 20: 00 |
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251 Paranihia Whakahau |
4 |
1: 2: 6 5: 0: 0 3:17: 6 |
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252 Paora Tuinga |
101 |
25: 5: 0 33: 0: 0 7:15: 0 |
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253 Popono to Paopao |
84 |
21: 0: 0 106: 0: 0 85: 0:.0 |
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257 Paea Rangi taratara |
17 |
4: 5: 0 6: 0 0 1:15: 0 |
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283 Ronata |
164 |
41: 0: 0 70: 0: 0 291 00 |
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3563 |
890:15:0 |
2578: |
8: |
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Area |
Value at Amount |
Amount |
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5/— per acre: Recvd: |
Overpaid: |
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Brought forward 285 Rawiri Taiporutu 289 Riria Karepe |
3563 206½ 198½ |
890:15: 51:12: 49:12: |
0 6 6 |
2578: 8: 55: 0: 160: 0: |
0 0 0 |
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0 6 6 |
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93½ |
23: 7: 6 |
348: 0: 0 324:12: |
6 | |||
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5 |
1: 5: 0 |
25: 0: |
0 |
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0 | |
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4½ |
1: 2: |
6 |
5: 0: |
0 |
3:17: |
6 |
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214½ |
53:12: |
6 |
282:10: |
0 |
228:17: |
6 |
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56:17: |
6 |
184:15: |
0 |
127117: |
6 | |
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321 Tamara Talcum |
317 |
79: 5: |
0 |
112:17: |
6 |
33:12: |
6 |
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341 Tupeka to |
370½ |
92:12: |
6 |
1136: 0: |
0 |
1043: 7: |
6 |
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345 Timulha Taiwhakaea |
267 |
66:15: |
0 |
543: 6: |
6 |
476:11: |
6 |
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344 Te watene Taiwhakaea |
191½ |
47:17: |
6 |
108:10: |
0 |
60:12: |
6 |
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440 Wikoka Unuhi |
206½ |
51:12: |
6 |
201: 0: |
0 |
149: 7: |
6 |
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411 Wharara Menota |
9 |
2: 5: |
0 |
70: 0: |
0 |
67:15: |
0 |
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415 Wiremu te Aramoana |
84 |
21: 0: |
0 |
50: 0: |
0 |
29: 0: |
0 |
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417 Witika Taupo |
88½ |
22: 2: |
6 |
39: 0: |
0 |
16:17: |
6 |
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418 Wiremu Kingi to Hula |
12½ |
3: 2: |
6 |
7: 0: |
0 |
3:17: |
6 |
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221 Paraku Haimona |
342 |
85:10: |
0 |
110: 0: |
0 |
24:10: |
0 |
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1600: |
7: |
6 |
6016: |
7: |
0 |
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6 |
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Grantees who signed the Dood of conveyance before the Interests were ascertained by the Native Lend Court. (UNTIERPAID).
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Amount |
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Name: |
Acreages 5/- per acres Recd: |
Due: |
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12 Apera Tawahinga 1 Aherata Packs
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978½ 467½
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244:12: 6 20: 0: 0 116:17: 6 20:15: 0
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224:12: 6 96: 2: 6
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5 Arapeta Tineia |
282 |
70:10: 0 |
9: 0: 0 |
61:10: 0 |
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311½ |
77:17: 6 |
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77:17: 6 |
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13 Ani Paramere |
155½ |
38:17: 6 |
7: 0: 0 |
31:17: 6 |
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14 Ani Kanara |
143 |
35:15:0 |
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35:15: 0 |
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15 Aparahuma Tupou |
88½ |
22: 2: 6 |
14: 0: 0 |
8: 2: 6 |
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17 Ereatara Taraia |
301½ |
75: 7: 6 |
74:15: 0 |
12: 6 |
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18 Eparaima Kingi |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
10: 0: 0 |
32: 2: 6 |
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49 Erekana Eirimahore |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
7: 0: 0 |
35: 2: 6 |
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21 Erona Hiko |
244½ |
61: 2: 6 |
6: 0: 0 |
55: 2: 6 |
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23 Haora Tareranui |
401 |
100: 5: 0 |
44:15: 0 |
55:10: 0 |
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25 Hera Hopihona |
362½ |
90:12: 6 |
62: 0: 0 |
28:12: 6 |
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31 Hunia to Weu |
335½ |
83:17: 6 |
73: 5: 0 |
10:12: 6 |
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34 Huihana Rangi tina |
333 |
83: 5: 0 |
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83: 5: 0 |
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40 Hariata Ngawai |
282 |
70:10: 0 |
20: 0: 0 |
50:10: 0 |
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41 Hariata Marakai |
259 |
64:15: 0 |
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64:15: 0 |
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42 Hariata Harawira |
164 |
44: Os 0 |
5: 0 : 0. |
36: 0: 0 |
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43 Honi Rota |
248½ |
62: 2: 6 |
2: 0: 0 |
60: 2: 6 |
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44 Huria Ani |
265 |
66: 5: 0 |
5: O: 0 |
61: 5: 0 |
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45 Hoani Raharuhi |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 30: O: 0 |
12: 2: 6 | |
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55 Hariata to Manama |
136 |
34: O: 0 23: O: 0 |
11:0:0 | |
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60 Hoana Rangioho |
113½ |
28: 7: 6 |
10: 0: 0 |
18: 7: 6 |
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62 Rona to Hapu |
155½ |
38:17: 6 |
5: 0: 0 |
33:17: 6 |
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6533½ |
1633: 7: 6 |
448:10: 0 |
1184:17: 6 |
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Name: |
Area Value at Amount |
Amount |
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Aereage:5/- Received: |
Due: |
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B/Forward |
6533½
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1633: 7: 6
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448:10: 01184:17:6
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63 Harata Rangi tokona |
206½ |
51:12: 6 |
20: 0: 0 |
31:12:6 |
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65 Hohepa Hatai tana |
206½ |
51:12: 6 |
5: 0: 0 |
46:12:6 |
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77 Hawira Taupo |
101 |
25: 5: 0 |
5: 0: 0 |
20: 5: 0 |
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78 Haira to Puihi |
84 |
21: 0: 0 |
20: 0: 0 |
1: 0: C |
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99 Keremane ta Takaanini |
291 |
72:15: 0 |
70: 0: 0 |
2:15:0 |
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101 Kiriata Tupiki |
196½ |
49: 2: 6 |
10: 0: 0 |
39: 2: 6 |
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102 Kate Nikorima |
214½ |
53:12: 6 |
39: 0: 0 |
14:12:6 |
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109 Kimoktmo Hera |
252½ |
63: 2: 6 |
2s 0: 0 |
61: 2:6 |
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110 Karaitiana |
342½ |
85:12: 6 |
35: 0: 0 |
50:12:6 |
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39: 0: 0 |
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111 Koroneho Kotia |
231½ |
57:17: 6 |
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112 Kingi Haira |
181 |
45: 5: 0 |
5: 0: 0 |
40:5:0 |
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118 Kahukore Mororiki |
101 |
25: 5: 0 |
2: 0: 0 |
23: 5:0 |
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119 Kaana Tabnora |
84 |
21: 0: 0 |
5: 0: 0 |
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135 Miria Honana |
282 |
70:10: 0 |
6: 0: 0 |
64:10:0 |
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132 Maora Potiki |
214½ |
53:12: 6 |
10: 0: 0 |
43:12:6 |
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136 Mereama Iheihei |
298½ |
74:12: 6 |
5: 0: 0 |
69:12:6 |
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to Ihu) |
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142 Miria Ani |
328 |
82: 0: 0 |
4: 0: 0 |
82s 04.80 |
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146 Mihireana to Mimiha |
191½ |
47:17: 6 |
2: 0: 0 |
|
|
149 Meteria Poha |
176½ |
44: 2: 6 |
44 0: 0 |
|
|
150 Makeirta Tokorau |
164 |
41: 0: 0 |
6: 0: 0 |
|
|
151 Makutu Tamati |
164 |
41: 0: 0 |
15:14: 0 |
25: 6:0 |
|
156 Mere Pereniki |
528½ |
132: 2: 6 |
51: 0: 0 |
81: 2:6 |
|
157 Mirani |
214½ |
53:12: 6 |
10: 0: 0 |
43:12:6 |
|
160 Makoaro to Ahoroa |
287 |
71:15: 0 |
6: 0: 0 |
65:15:0 |
|
161 Makoare to Pukoroa |
303½ |
75:17: 6 |
6: 0: 0 |
69:17:6 |
|
163 Meiha Taura |
51 |
12:15: 0 |
8: 0: 0 |
4:15:0 |
|
166 Matta Poona |
144 |
36: 0: 0 |
19:15: 0 |
16: 5:0 |
|
167 Maea |
373½ |
93: 7: 6 |
66:15: 0 |
26:12:6 |
|
169 Mohata Taupo |
101 |
25: 0 \_5\_: |
6: 0: 0 |
19: 5:0 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
12,848 |
3,212: 0: 0 |
912:14: 0 |
2299: 6:00 |
|
|
6.350 372 |
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Name: Area Value at |
Amount |
Amount |
|
Acreage: 5/– per acre: |
Received: |
Due: |
|
B/Forward 12,848
|
3,212: 0: 0
|
912:14: 0
|
2299: 6:0
|
|
170 Matenga 96½ |
24: 2: 6 |
16: 0: 0 |
8: 2:6 |
|
174 Harara to 96½ |
24: 2: 6 |
|
24: 2:6 |
|
176 Hakere 12½ |
3: 2: 6 |
2: 0: 0 |
|
|
Takotoran Makore 84 |
21: 0: 0 |
|
21: 0:0 |
|
143 Harakai Raharahi 168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
6: 0: 0 |
|
|
186 Neha Honana 282 |
70:10: 0 |
7: 0: 0 |
63:10:0 |
|
192 168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
6: 0: 0 |
36: 2:6 |
|
193 Hgati ti Hate Paaka 252½ |
63: 2: 6 |
7: 0: 0 |
56: 2:6 |
|
194 Ngahuka to 191½ |
47:17: 6 |
5: 0: |
|
|
196 Ngato te.Amiro 181 |
45: 5: 0 |
5: 0: 0 |
40: 5:0 |
|
197 Ngahipi Tukukino 113½ |
28: 7: 6 |
15: 0: 0 |
13: 7:6 |
|
198 Ngati 67½ |
16:17: 6 |
2: 0: 0 |
14:17:6 |
|
199 to 188½ |
47: 2: 6 |
6: 0: 0 |
41: 216 |
|
208 84 |
21: 0: 0 |
6: 0: 0 |
15: 0:0 |
|
209 Ngarere Hariata 28 |
7: 0: 0 |
5: 0: 0 |
2: 0:0 |
|
210 Oriula to 84 |
21: 0: 0 |
6: 0: 0 |
15: 0:0 |
|
211 84 |
21: O: 0 |
2: 0: 0 |
19: 0:0 |
|
214 Poke 291 |
72:15: 0 |
5: 0: 0 |
67:15:0 |
|
216 Pererekato Putu 380½ |
95: 2: 6 |
45: 0: 0 |
50: 2:6 |
|
217 Pita te 168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
12: 0: 0 |
30: 2:6 |
|
218 282 |
70:10: 0 |
10:- 0: 0 |
60:10:0 |
|
219 Piatana 282 |
70:10: 0 |
6: 0: 0 |
64:10:0 |
|
220 376½ |
94: 2: 6 |
15: 0: 0 |
79: 2:6 |
|
223 Pune Ngako te 168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
6: 0: 0 |
36: 2:6 |
|
231 Piniha Harutuahu 227½ |
56:17: 6 |
26:15: 0 |
30: 2:6 |
|
233 Parati 168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
11:10: 0 |
30:12:6 |
|
235 to 148½ |
37: 2: 6 |
5: 0: 0 |
32: 2:6 |
|
236 Parata Karena 291½ |
72:17: 6 |
60: 0: 0 |
12:17:6 |
|
237 231½ |
57:17: 6 |
|
57:17:6 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
18,047½ |
4,511:17: 6 |
1,205:19: 0 |
3305:18:6 |
|
|
6.351 373 |
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Name: |
Area Value at Amount |
Amount |
|
|
Acreage: 5/- per acre: Received: |
Due: |
|
D/Forward |
|
4,511217: 6 |
1,205:19: 0 |
3305:18: 6
|
|
|
| |||
|
238 Pira |
176½ |
441 2: 6 |
20:10: 0 |
23:12: 6 |
|
243 Pu Kapihana |
287 |
71:15: 0 |
6: 0: 0 |
65:15: 0 |
|
244 Paca to Mimiha |
100 |
25: 0: 0 |
4: 0: 0 |
|
|
247 Peneamine to Rangi tu |
63½ |
15:17: 6 |
5: 0: 0 |
10:17: 6 |
|
254 Peukena Taiuroa |
113 |
28: 5: 0 |
5: 0: 0 |
23: 5: 0 |
|
255 Pipi Taupaanga |
84 |
21: 0: 0 |
6: 0: 0 |
15: 0: 0 |
|
240 Peroniki to |
46 |
11:10: 0 |
10: 0: 0 |
1:10: 0 |
|
260 Ripeka to Rarohuia |
173 |
43: 5: 0 |
10: 0: 0 |
33: 5: 0 |
|
261 Ruiha Whakaraua |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
10: 0: 0 |
32: 2: 6 |
|
262 Rehara Kapene |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
8: 0: 0 |
34: 2: 6 |
|
263 Rauapia to Amoriro |
282 |
70:10: 0 |
6: 0: 0 |
64:10: 0 |
|
265 Renata Kingi |
177½ |
44: 7: 6 |
19: 0: 0 |
25: 7: 6 |
|
266 to Kutu |
282 |
70:10: 0 |
3: 0: 0 |
67:10: 0 |
|
267 Rana Ngakoti |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
6: 0: 0 |
36: 2: 6 |
|
271 Raines Ngatai |
331 |
82:15: 0 |
4:10: 0 |
78: 5: 0 |
|
273 Rom |
203½ |
50:17: 6 |
|
50:17: 6 |
|
274 Ramari Maraea |
203½ |
50:17: 6 |
|
50: 17: 6 |
|
276 Rangiuira |
136 |
34: 0: 0 |
|
34: 0: 0 |
|
278 Kawhero |
342½ |
85:12: 6 |
25: 0: 0 |
60:12: 6 |
|
|
|
|
20: 0: 0 |
|
|
279 Rawinia Kihi |
342½ |
85:12: 6 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
282 Rewi te Manawa |
231½ |
57:17: 6 |
10: 0: 0 |
47:17: 6 |
|
284 Ramaki ria te Roo |
202 |
50:10: 0 |
19: 0: 0 |
31:10: 0 |
|
286 Ripeka |
206½ |
54:12: 6 |
|
51:12: 6 |
|
287 Rirehu Wahiao |
155½ |
38:17: 6 |
25: 0: 0 |
13:17: 6 |
|
290 Ramari Whakarongo tai |
67½ |
16:17: 6 |
|
16:17: 6 |
|
299 Raoiri to |
88½ |
22: 2: 6 |
5: 0: 0 |
17: 2: 6 |
|
313 Tora to Teira |
291 |
72:15: 0 |
3: 0: 0 |
69:15: 0 |
|
316 Tuihana Takuna |
168½ |
43: 2: 6 |
8: 0: 0 |
34: 2: 6 |
|
|
|
|
:429449.-0 14-74,43+-4 | |
|
|
23,307½ |
5,826:17: 6 1 ,434: 19: 0 4391 :18: 6 | ||
|
|
6.352 374 |
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Name: Area Value at Amount |
Amount |
|
Acreage: 5/- per acre: Received: |
Due: |
|
23,307½ B/Forward |
5,826:17: 6
|
1,434:19: 0
|
4,391:18: 6
|
|
319 Tahana Potiki 282 |
70:10: 0 |
6: 0: 0 |
64:10: 0 |
|
322 Taherei Ratipo 168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
8: 0: 0 |
34: 2: 6 |
|
323 Temana 343½ |
85:17: 6 |
6: 0: 0 |
79:17: 6 |
|
324 To Timo 168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
5: 0: 0 |
37: 2: 6 |
|
332 Te Arani Toatoa 168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
3: 0: 0 |
39: 2: 6 |
|
333 Te Taira to Pura 173 |
43: 5: 0 |
12: 0: 0 |
31: 5: 0 |
|
334 Te Roera 214½ |
53:12: |
6 23: 0: 0 |
30:12: 6 |
|
336 Te Kara Harawira 168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
4: 0: 0 |
|
|
337 Tariwhati te Poho 242½ |
60:12: 6 |
|
60:12: 6 |
|
338 Taka Wirihana 236 |
59: 0: 0 |
|
59: 0: 0 |
|
342 Timotiu te Hati 1127 |
281:15: 0 |
216: 0: 0 |
65:15: 0 |
|
343 Tathana 191½ |
47:17: 6 |
8: 0: 0 |
39:17: 6 |
|
346 Poro 223 |
55:15: 0 |
24:15: 0 |
31: 0: 0 |
|
349 Teri te hhatanui 203½ |
50:17: 6 |
5: 0: 0 |
45:17: 6 |
|
357 Timoti te 155½ |
38:17: 6 |
20: 0: 0 |
18:17: 6 |
|
|
|
6: 0: 0 |
|
|
360 Te Hiriani Perereka 51 |
12:15: 0 |
|
|
|
370 Te Paraone 96½ |
24: 2: 6 |
6: 0: 0 |
18: 2: 6 |
|
373 Te Ngahoa Ripikoi 101 |
25: 5: 0 |
2: 0: 0 |
23: 5: 0 |
|
374 Te Ripikoi 96½ |
24: 2: 6 |
2: 0: 0 |
221 2: 6 |
|
375 Te Poti 84 |
21: 0: 0 |
6: 0: 0 |
15: 0: 0 |
|
376 Tomehana Peeke 84 |
21: 0: 0 |
6: 0: 0 |
15: 0: 0 |
|
377 Te wi te Raro 84 |
21: 0: 0 |
6: 0: 0 |
15: 0: 0 |
|
379 Te 144 |
36: 0: 0 |
|
36: 0: 0 |
|
396 To Tuhi Rangi 155½ |
38:17: 6 |
2: 0: 0 |
36:17: 6 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
400 wiremu to Teira 291 |
72:15: 0 |
10: 0: 0 |
62:15: 0 |
|
402 Wata Tipa 166½ |
42: 2: 6 |
5: 0: 0 |
37: 2: 6 |
|
403 wira Poroa 168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
33: 0: 0 |
9: 2: 6 |
|
404 168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
7: 0: 0 |
35: 2: 6 |
|
405 Warana to Uta 224 56: 0:0 27: 0: 0 29: 0: 0 | |||
|
|
|
|
|
|
29,2904 |
7,322:121 6 |
1,895:14: 0 |
5,426:18: 6 |
|
|
6.353 375 |
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Name: |
Area Valua at Amount |
Amount |
|
|
Acreage: 5/- per acre: Received: |
Due: |
|
B/Forward 29,290½ 406 wiharai wirihana 1664 |
7,322:12: 6 42: 2: 6 |
1,895:14: 0 |
5,426:18: 6 42: 2: 6 | |
|
108 warutan Mohi |
164 |
41: 0: 0 |
5: 0: 0 |
36: 0: 0 |
|
409 wi Patono to Rata |
46 |
11:10: 0 |
4:0: 0 |
7: 0: 0 |
|
413 Wiremo Karata |
88 |
22: 0: 0 |
5: 0: 0 |
17: 0: 0 |
|
414 |
51 |
12:15: 0 |
6: 0: 0 |
6:15: 0 |
|
422 Waea te Kuta 8 Aramata Kerui |
113½ 168½ |
28: 7: 6 42: 2: 6 |
5: 0: 0 7: 0: 0 |
23: 7: 6 |
|
9 |
|
|
|
|
|
3 | ||||
|
|
|
|
4; 0; 0 |
|
|
58 Hana Rawokanwa |
237 |
59: 5: 0 |
|
|
|
141 Marara Haraea |
208 |
52: 0: 0 |
|
52: 0: 0 |
|
372 Tekotarau |
84 |
21: 0: 0 |
|
21: 0: 0 |
|
389 Te Pakura |
55½ |
13:17: 6 |
5: 0: 0 |
8:17: 6 |
|
421 whakarongo tai Reurehi 4½ |
1: 2: 6 |
|
1: 2: 6 | |
|
30,822 |
7,705:10: |
0 |
1,991: |
4: |
0 |
5,714: |
6: |
0 |
|
|
6.354 376 |
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GOLDFIELD. "C".
Granteds who have signed Conveyance since land passed Native Land Court.
|
Name: |
Area: |
Value at Amount 5/- per acre: Paid: |
| |
|
2 Anaru Poroa |
291 |
72: 15: 0 |
72: 45: 0 |
|
|
4 Ani Urukotia |
168½ |
42 :2: 6 |
42: 2: 6 |
|
|
6 Aihe Pepeno |
227½ |
56: 17: 6 |
56: 17: 6 |
|
|
7 Arihia Ngatara |
282 |
70: 10: 0 |
70: 10: 0 |
|
|
10 Arare Teri |
136 |
34: 0: 0 |
35: 10: 0 |
|
|
11 Anaru Haira |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
42: 2: 6 |
|
|
16 Ata Harawira |
4½ |
1: 2: 6 |
1: 2: 6 |
|
|
22 Erueti Ngakoki |
59 |
14: 15: 0 |
14: 15: 0 |
|
|
24 Humarata |
282 |
70: 10: 0 |
70:10: 0 |
|
|
33 Hamiora Hangakahia |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
45:15: 0 |
|
|
35 Hone Reveti |
375 |
93: 15: 0 |
100: 0: 0 |
|
|
36 Hotone Ngakari |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
45: 15: 0 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
(Unsigned) |
|
38 Hamiora Raharuhl |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
42: 2: 6 |
|
|
39 Hapi to Ngarakau |
214½ |
53: 12: 6 |
53: 12: 6 |
|
|
48 Hare Arokura |
203½ |
50: 17: 6 |
50: 17: 6 |
|
|
49 Herokuiha Roti |
164 |
41: 0: 0 |
41: 0: 0 |
|
|
53 Himiona Haira |
181 |
45: 5: 0 |
45: 5: 0 |
|
|
61 Hoani te Kiripakeke |
46 |
11: 10: 0 |
11: 10: 0 |
|
|
64 Hone Tomohesna 66 Hone Pourere H.C. |
153½ 67½ |
38: 17: 6 16: 17: 6 |
37: 10: 0 46: 17: 6 |
|
|
67 Hikaiti te Kakapa |
143 |
35: 15: 0 |
35: 15: 0 |
|
|
68 Hemi Wa |
67½ |
16: 17: 6 |
16: 17: 6 |
|
|
70 Hare wahiao |
84 |
21: 0: 0 |
21: 0: 0 |
|
|
|
3,826 |
956: 10: 0 |
970: 2: 6 |
|
|
|
6.355 377 |
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|
|
|
|
|
Name: |
Area: |
Value at Amount 5/– per acre: Paid: | |
|
B/Forward |
3,826 |
956: 10: 0 |
970: 2: 6 |
|
71 Hiui te Rapoutu |
84 |
21: 0: 0 |
21: 0: 0 |
|
79 Hone Rangaunu |
144 |
36: 0: 0 |
36: 0: 0 |
|
80 Hohipora Rangaunu |
88½ |
22: 2: 6 |
22: 2: 6 |
|
81 Heritan Rangaunu |
4½ |
1: 2: 6 |
1: 2: 6 |
|
82 Hamuera |
88 |
22: 0: 0 |
22: O: 0 |
|
84 Hoani Harara |
15 |
3: 15: 0 |
3: 15: 0 |
|
85 Hono Ropiha |
59 |
14: 15: 0 |
14: 15: 0 |
|
86 Harete te Wharau |
59 |
14: 15: 0 |
14: 15: 0 |
|
87 Hikori whapo |
59 |
14: 15: 0 |
14: 15: 0 |
|
88 Himi Nikora H.C. |
59 |
14: 15: 0 |
14: 15: 0 |
|
89 Hemi Kare |
59 |
14: 15: 0 |
14: 15: 0 |
|
90 Himi Puru |
59 |
14: 15: 0 |
14:15: 0 |
|
91 Hirini Hariata |
28 |
7: 0: 0 |
7: 0: 0 |
|
|
|
|
(Unsigned) |
|
| |||
|
96 Iti Puketapu |
282 |
70:10: 0 |
70:10: 0 |
|
100 Kara to Hoananni |
342 |
85:10: 0 |
85:10: 0 |
|
103 Kaiponu te Kiore |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
42: 2: 6 |
|
105 Keepa Pokipoki |
214½ |
53: 12: 6 |
53:12: 6 |
|
106 Kereiho Roora |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
42: 2: 6 |
|
107 Karaitiana te Uira |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
45:15: 0 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
113 Kerei Hohua |
164 |
41: 0: 0 |
42: 0: 0 |
|
117 Kareuma Hou |
195 |
48:15: 0 |
48:15: 0 |
|
120 Kau Hou |
59 |
14:15: 0 |
14:15: 0 |
|
121 Kapihana to Tuhi |
59 |
14:15: 0 |
14:15: 0 |
|
122 Kiritahunga Rapana |
59 |
14:15: 0 |
14: 15: 0 |
|
123 Karapuha to Aroro |
59 |
14: 15: 0 |
14: 15: 0 |
|
125 Kiri Harawira |
28 |
7: 0: 0 |
7: 0: 0 |
|
|
6,599 |
1,649: 15: 0 |
1,668: 0: 0 |
|
|
6.356 378 |
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|
|
|
|
|
Name: |
Area: |
Value at 5/— per acre: |
Amount Paid: |
|
B/Forward |
6,599 |
1,649: 15: 0 |
1,668: 0: 0 |
|
126 Hihi Keeti Temati |
291 |
72: 15: 0 |
72: 15: 0 |
|
128 Norehu te Putu |
421½ |
105: 7: 6 |
105: 7: 6 |
|
129 Miriama Takerai |
311½ |
77: 17: 6 |
77: 17: 6 |
|
131 Hata Potiki |
282 |
70: 10: 0 |
70: 10: 0 |
|
133 Hoeakan Hinana |
287 |
70: 10: 0 |
70: 10: 0 |
|
134 Hatehaare Tukuru |
282 |
70:10: 0 |
70: 10: 0 |
|
137 Nakarota Ranglomokura |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
42: 2: 6 |
|
139 Mita Tamahana |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
45:15: 0 |
|
110 Matiu kapa |
214½ |
53: 12: 6 |
53:12: 6 |
|
144 Harara Pohipi |
163½ |
40: 17: 6 |
42: 10: 0 |
|
148 Kone Reti |
164 |
41: 0: 0 |
41: 0: 0 |
|
193 Here Mohi |
164 |
41: 0: 0 |
41: 0: 0 |
|
154 Hatatanga Reviri |
136 |
34: 0: 0 |
34: 0: 0 |
|
155 Mate Huirna |
67½ |
16:17: 6 |
15: 0: 0 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| ||
|
158 Here Taukiri |
46 |
11: 10: 0 |
11: 10: 0 |
|
164 Haihi Ruru |
51 |
12: 15: 0 |
15: 0: 0 |
|
172 Hama Rungaumu |
144 |
36: 0: 0 |
36: 0: 0 |
|
173 Mirtama Totira |
88½ |
22: 2: 6 |
22: 2: 6 |
|
177 Nihi Mera Hariata |
4½ |
l: 2: 6 |
1: 2: 6 |
|
179 Neri Taipari |
59 |
14: 15: 0 |
14:15: 0 |
|
180 Ramo whaiapu |
59 |
14:13: 0 |
14:15: 0 |
|
182 Harara Ramari (See Harara Poihipi) |
28 |
7: 0: 0 |
7: 0: 0 |
|
184 Nimarata |
316 |
79: O: 0 |
72: 15: 0 |
|
187 Ngamane Hoana |
282 |
70: 10: 0 |
70: 10: 0 |
|
188 Ngapari whaipu |
227½ |
56:17: 6 |
56: 17: 6 |
|
189 Ngaiwn Ramarihi |
282 |
70: 10: 0 |
70: 10: 0 |
|
11,303 |
2,823: 15: 0 |
2,843: 7: 6 | |
Reserve 25 acre
|
|
6.357 379 |
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|
Name: |
Area: |
Value at Amount 5/- per acre: Paid: | |
|
B/Forward |
11,303 |
2,825:15: 0 |
2,843: 7: 6 |
|
190 Ngaroma whaiapu |
168½ \_ |
42: 2: 6 |
42: 2: 6 |
|
195 Nahi Haira |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
42: 2: 6 |
|
203 Ngarepo to Arero |
59 |
14:15: 0 |
14: 15: 0 |
|
204 Ngakuru to Arero |
59 |
14:15: 0 |
14:15: 0 |
|
205 Niaholls W.G. H. C. |
59 |
14:15: 0 |
14:15: 0 |
|
215 Poata Makirini |
316 |
79: 0: 0 |
74:15: 0 |
|
222 Pipi Karaka |
173 43: 5: 0 |
47:15: 0 | |
|
225 Paroto te Koraneho |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
42: 2: 6 |
|
226 Puaha Puketapu |
282 |
70: 10: 0 |
70: 10: 0 |
|
227 Pita te Haihei |
211½ |
53:12: 6 |
53:12: 6 |
|
228 Pene Hataihaoa |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
45:15: 0 |
|
229 Piripi Nangai |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
42: 2: 6 |
|
230 Patara Nama |
214½ |
53:12: 6 |
53:12: 6 |
|
232 Poti Marakai |
176½ |
44: 2: 6 |
44: 2: 6 |
|
234 Pera Harawira |
164 |
41: 0: 0 |
41: 0: 0 |
|
242 Pirihira Titihoia |
143 |
35:15: 0 |
35:15: 0 |
|
250 Pirika Taitoa |
51 |
12:15: 0 |
15: 0: 0 |
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258 Pirika Ruipoto |
59 |
14:15: 0 |
14:15: 0 |
|
259 Rakena Potiki |
382½ |
95:12: 6 |
95: 7: 6 |
|
264 Rini Karaka |
258 |
64:10: 0 |
67:15: 0 |
|
268 Rangitakahia te Ngako- 168½ ngako |
42: 2: 6 |
42: 2: 6 | |
|
281 Remeka te Apiapi |
203½ |
50:17: 6 |
50: 17: 6 |
|
291 Riki Tuhaehae |
75½ |
18:17: 6 |
18:17: 6 |
|
295 Ratana te Mateuruta |
4½ |
1: 2: 6 |
1: 2: 6 |
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297 Roka Hapa |
93½ |
23: 7: 6 |
22: 15: 0 |
|
300 Raihana te Nanu |
12½ |
3: 2: 6 |
3: 2: 6 |
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302 Roman Nganaiwa |
4½ |
1: 2: 6 |
1: 2: 6 |
|
305 Rohu Aperaharza |
59 |
14:15: 0 |
14:15: 0 |
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306 Ramari Marara |
67½ |
16:17: 6 |
16:17: 6 |
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15,445½ 3,861: 7: 6 |
3,887: 10: 0 | |
Reserve
25 acres.
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Name: |
Area: |
Value at Amount 5/— per acre: Paid: | |
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B/Fowrard 15,445½ |
3,861: 7: 6 |
3,887:10: 0 | |
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308 Rina Ngataha |
28 |
7: 0: 0 |
7: 0: 0 |
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310 Te Hirini Tiriri |
370 |
92:10: 0 |
92:10: 0 |
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311 Tumatekitna paaka |
430½ |
107:12: 6 |
107:12: 6 |
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325 Tatraha te Riri |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
42: 2: 6 |
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328 Te Hemara Hoiboi |
282 282 |
70:10: 0 70:10: 0 |
70:10: 0 70:10: 0 |
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329 Tame Puketapu |
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331 Te Harangi |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
42: 2: 6 |
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335 Tarala Wirikake |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
45: 15: 0 |
|
339 Tori Haraea |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
42: 2: 6 |
|
340 Taumaha Retiara |
216 |
54: 0: 0 |
55: 15: 0 |
|
347 To Oka Roti |
164 |
41: 0: 0 |
41: 0: 0 |
|
348 Timi Reti |
164 |
41: O: 0 |
41: 0: 0 |
|
350 Tamati Waka te puhi |
136 |
34: 0: 0 |
80: 0: 0 |
|
351 Tiriora Tiore |
335½ |
83: 17: 6 |
100: 0: 0 |
|
352 Tamati whatitiri |
155½ |
38:17: 6 |
40: 0: 0 |
|
353 Tamsti Paurera H.C. |
67½ |
16:17: 6 |
16:17: 6 |
|
355 Te Atutu |
143 |
35:15: 0 |
35:15: 0 |
|
356 Te Ataiti |
67½ |
16:17: 6 |
16:17: 6 |
|
362 Te Rita Tamuhika |
51 |
12:15: 0 |
15: 0: 0 |
|
363 Te Reiti |
51 |
12:15: 0 |
15: 0: 0 |
|
367 Tamati Paetao |
93½ |
23: 7: 6 |
24: 7: 6 |
|
368 Te Arlo Pactso |
89½ |
22: 7: 6 |
23: 7: 6 |
|
378 Tuarakan Rangaunu |
144 |
36: 0: 0 |
35: 5: 0 |
|
380 Te Totana |
55½ |
13:17: 6 |
13:17: 6 |
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383 Te Kohikilo Patera |
4½ |
1: 2: 6 |
1: 2: 6 |
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388 Te Otimira Boers |
4½ |
1: 2: 6 |
1: 2: 6 |
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390 Tutuki Peeti |
59 |
14:15: 0 |
14:15: 0 |
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391 Takutai to Arero |
59 |
14:15: 0 |
14:15: 0 |
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392 Tamoiwhuia |
59 |
14: 15: 0 |
14:15: 0 |
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19,631½ |
4,907:17: 6 |
5,008: 7: 6 | |
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Name: |
Area: |
Value at 5/– per acre: |
Amount Paid: |
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B/Forward 19:631½ |
4,907:17: 6 |
5,008: 7: 6 | |
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393 Te Rua Whakahoro |
59 |
14:15: 0 |
14:15: 0 |
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395 Teipua Akeake |
252½ |
63: 2: 6 |
64: 2: 6 |
|
399 wirema Paaka |
443½ |
110:17: 6 |
110:17: 6 |
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412 Wiremu Taura |
143 |
35:15: 0 |
35:15: 0 |
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416 Winikerei te Whetuiti |
199 |
49:15: 0 |
49:15: 0 |
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27 Henarietta te Moananui |
375 |
93:15: 0 |
87:10: 0 Re 25 |
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330 To Kopu Pukotapu |
236 |
59: 0: 0 |
59: 0: 0 126: 0: 0 |
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407 Wikiriwhi Houtonga |
279 |
69:15: 0 |
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21618½ |
5,404: 12: 6 |
5,499:17: 6 |
Ono hundred and forty ono (141) Grantees who have signed conveyance of sale to Government representing 21,618½ acres Money paid, £5,499:17: 6.
Signatures taken since 4th April date of Memo.
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Hoara Tareranui |
401 |
100: 5: |
0 |
100: 5: |
0 |
|
Teretiu Temati |
291 |
72:15: |
0 |
72:15: |
0 |
|
Nepihana Tuiri |
375 |
93:15: |
0 |
37:10: |
0 2 |
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Te Kuratu Kuao |
12½ |
3: 2: |
6 |
3: 2: |
6 |
|
Horitau Poihipi |
28 |
7: 0: |
0 |
7: 0: |
0 |
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Hohi Ramari |
28 |
7: 0: |
0 |
7: 0: |
0 |
|
Turiwhati Poihipi |
28 |
7: 0: |
0 |
7: 0: |
0 |
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Te Tanuka |
143 |
35:15: |
0 |
35:15: |
0 |
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Paora Titoi |
155 |
38:15: |
0 |
38:15: |
0 |
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Ihimaera Raohirawhi |
214½ |
53:12: |
6 |
53:12: |
6 |
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Malta Tohua |
162½ |
40:12: |
6 |
10: 32 |
6 |
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Pane Patna |
517½ |
129: 7: |
6 |
129:7: |
6 |
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Ohinanauri Gold Fieids Block
Unsigned Grantees –Area–
Advances and Value of Interest
@ 5/— per acres.
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Area Value at Total paid Name: Acres: 5/– per acre: for Interest: | |
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3 Arama karaka 333 83: 5: 0 |
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46 Hone Kirivaitai 136 34: 0: 0 |
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47 Harawira Mere 136 34: 0: 0 |
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54 Harai Rina 181 45: 5: 0 |
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83 Renate te aku 12½ 3: 2: 6 |
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92 Harawira Hoani 28 7: 0: 0 |
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93 Mitten Rairipi 28 7: 0: 0 |
signed |
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94 Honi Ramiari 28 7: 0: 0 |
Signed |
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95 Ihimaera Rawhirauhi 214½ 53:12: 6 |
Signed |
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145 Maraca airia 181 45: 5: 0 |
|
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147 Hitiria Tairthakaea 191½ 47:17: 6 |
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152 Moihi Komnero 136 34: 0: 0 |
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168 Mares Kiriwhatai 861 21:12: 6 |
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212 Pirihira Titikashena 291 72:15: 0 |
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213 Pinga te Taira 375 93:15: 0 |
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224 Poukerra wirema 168½ 42: 2: 6 |
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239 Pane paura 517½ 129: 7: 6 |
signed |
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277 Rota More (Hoani) 136 34: 0: 0 |
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275 Rowi Kiriwaitai 190 47:10: 0 |
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288 Rangivhainoa 143 35:15: 0 |
Signed |
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301 Rate Kuao 12½ 3: 2: 6 |
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307 Rota Hoani (Here) 28 7: O: 0 |
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364 Takitaki 51 12:15: 0 |
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371 Te Wato Ngatete 5 1: 5: 0 |
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381 Te Papuhau Tepora 12 3: 0: 0 |
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384 Titihula Romari 12½ 3: 2: 6 |
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3,634 908:10: 0 |
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Name: |
Area Acres: |
Value at 5/— per acre: |
Total paid for Interest: |
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B/Forwrard |
3,634 |
908:10: 0 |
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385 Totoko te Koko |
12½ |
3: 2: 6 |
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386 Te kuratu kuao |
12½ |
3: 2: 6 |
Signed |
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387 To Parehe Hapi |
191½ |
47:17: 6 |
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398 Turiwhati Poihipi |
28 |
7:0: 0 |
Signed |
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401 Wariu te Taira |
291 |
72:15: 0 |
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419 waitanwhi |
12½ |
3: 2: 6 |
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420 whakarato |
12½ |
3: 2: 6 |
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4,194 |
1,048:12: 6 |
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Memo.
These 33 Granteees I am informed
are likely to sign the Conveyance during Sitting of Court at Chinemei.
RICH. JOHN GILL
9 APril 1882.
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"E.
OHINEMURI GOLD FIELDS BLOCK
Unsigned Grantees. Area and Value or Interest @ 5/- per acre.
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Name: |
Area Value at Acres : 5/- per acre | |
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26 Hirawa to Moananui |
375 |
93:15: 0 |
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29 HerIto Ngatete |
432½ |
108: 2: 6 |
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37 Hamoaka Tahupaea |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
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57 Hakiaha Ngapene |
248 |
62: 0: 0 |
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183 Huhena Kahumangemange |
155 |
38:17: 6 |
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69 Hamtron Pakeke |
138 |
34:10: 0 |
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97 Ihaka Tohua |
162½ |
40:12:6 ( Part only) Signed |
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98 Ihipera Ruiha |
15O¼ |
37:12: 6 Signed |
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104 Karete Rimiona |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
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121 Kirihana Tapehana. |
155½ |
38:17:6 |
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127 Mere Kuru |
421½ |
105:7:6 |
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138 Mau to Tunutote |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
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162 Meri Tauto |
83 |
20:15: 0 Signed |
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171 Matehaere Tamati |
84 |
21: 0: 0 |
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175 Maraea Rangihikihiki. |
12½ |
3:2:6 |
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178 Mokena Hou |
59 |
14:15: 0 |
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200 Nigarakura Raiha |
87½ |
21:17: 6 Signed |
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206 Ngatuia Haeka |
113½ |
28: 7: 6 |
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207 Ngarewa |
230 |
57:10: 0 |
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241 Paora Titoi |
155 |
38:15: 0 |
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248 Parata Tatapu |
51 |
12:15: 0 |
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269 Raiha Himona |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
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270 Rotohiko to Oho |
168½ |
42: 2: 6 |
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292 Rihi Kahurarewai |
167 |
41:15: 0 |
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293 Riki Waitupua |
84 |
21: 0: 0 |
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4208 1,052:0:0 | |
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Vane: Aron Value. at
Acres: 5/— per acre:
B/Porgard 4,208 1,032: 0: 0
304 Erna Hoke= 59 14115: 0
309 Torero:nil • 316. . 79: 0: 0
312 To Retiu Tornatl 29t . 72:15: Signed
315 To ilira to Taira. • 370k -92:121 6
317 Tukakina to Ahiataeura 374 93:10: 0
326 To Reweti to :'Ilan ewbsei 168 42: 21 6
327 Tatara Maus 168i- 1:2: 2: 6
314 Takerei to Tutu 291 72:15: 0
358 Te Rautahl 75i 18:17: 6
359 To Piribl Tatra 238 59:10: 0
365 Te IpUtotarn 150 37:10: 0 Signed
382 To Dkumate cnapoto 1: 21 6
394 To Reit?. Turco. 59 14415: 0
397 Take:kin* 121 31 2: 6
354 To Ta=ku 143 35:15t 0
361 Tulhana: to Ratapn 51. - 12215: 0
181 =rare Rahuruhi 28 7: 0: 0
7,008 1,752: 0: 0 191 ligehArarehi KIM 2144 53:12: 6.
AC2'O8 ILMasAL•
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These 42 Grantees are not likely to
sign the conveyance. In this it in propound to =quest tho Court to cut out the area held by them.
LLCM. John GILL.
11 April 1882.
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"F"
ONINENURI GOLD FIELDS BLOCK.
Grantees who received advances prior to Titlo being
investigeted by N.L. Court and now refuse to complete
the Sale.
Name: Area Value at Advances:
Acreast 5/- per acre:
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28 Hoara Tepeea 342 85:10: 0 190: 0: 0 108 Keeps Raharuhi 318 79:10: 0 295: 0: 0 185 Nepihana 'Tuiri 366 91:10: 0 14:15: 0 Signed 249 Pineahuto Uharekowhai 218 54:10: 0 13:17: 6 Signed |
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256 Pakara Henare |
17 4: 5: 0 50: 0: 0 |
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280 Rihitoto Hotaia |
1190 297:10: 0 161 : 0: 0 Signed |
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272 Ropata to Pokiha |
383½ 95:17: 6 *1022:10:10 pd. 65:17: |
6 |
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294 Rihi te Ao |
93½ 23: 7: 6 *2121 0: 0 pd. 23: 7: |
6 |
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366 Te WantoPama |
89½ 22: 7: 6 394: 6: 0 |
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3017½ 754: 7: 6 |
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The Native Lead Court will determine what portion of the Interest each of the above Granteen should be vested is Her Majesty
the queen, for moneys advanced on account
of the purchase.
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These payments were made prior to
the deed of Lease and are included
in the £15,000.
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THAMS.
July 31st, 1880.
Sir,
I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your
letter enclosing memorandum from the Assistant Comptroller
and Auditor dated June 26th.I must crave your indulgence
if I prefer to render an account of my Stewardship to Head–
quarters; at the same time such portion of this letter as
can fairly be called a report on matters connected with
Thames Goldfield has been handed to Mr.Kenrich to whom I
will give any other information he may required in order that
he may compile the history required.
But before I proceed to the report I cannot forbear making a few comments on certain portions of Mr.Bathin's
memorandum.
(1). As to the Natives who were entitled to receive
the Miners Rights fees. Mr Batkin says "there could have been•
no difficulty in determining who these persons were they being
obviously the persons under whose authority the Government occupied the land. I must admit there is a good deal of
truth in this remark but there were a considerable number of
the owners who did not sign the Goldfields Agreements and who
for a time ignored the whole matter, they being Hauhaus; and
who did not receive any of the Miners Rights until years later.
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Mr.Batkin adds "that it only remained to deter–
mine in council with the natives in what proportion the sums
were to be divided amongst the individuals interested and there–
upon to make periodical distributions of the sums collected".
How I say that any one acquainted with natives and their claims
to land must at a glance see the futility of attempting to,make
any such arrangement,if the Goldfields had. been rented at a
fixed sun per annum, such a course would be undoubtedly practicable,
but not when the owners ere entitled to the fees accruing from
their several interests, nor could any pro rata division be made.
It was solely on account of the greed and jealousy of the owners
of the land, and therinability to divide their money that Mr.
Mackay and I did it for them. Would it not have been far less
trouble to have celled all the owners together and to have got
them to sign one receipt handing to them for division the entire
sum payable? I will however deal fully with the system followed
further on.
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Mr.Batkin says "the plan appears to have worked
smoothly for many years but at length some three years ago the natives seen a to have thought it desirable to have an agent to
look after their interests in the matter and a Mr.McIlhone was
appointed for the purpose". Now I maintain the plan has worked
smoothly all along, the principal cause of dissatisfaction had,
nothing to do with the division of the Miners Rights for it arose
solely from the fact that owing to the depression existing in the
Thames Goldfield and the consequent falling off of the fees I
was unable to pay the natives so much as I\_had been in the habit
of doing formerly. I think, Sir, it may be accepted as a fact
that a deficit causes dissatisfaction the History of this Colony
at the present time to wit.\_ As regards Mr.McIlhone, Mr.Batkin
is deep in error here and I am afraid it will take an almost
superhuman power to extriedte him. Mr.McIlhone was not appointed
for the purpose supposed by Mr.Batkin, nor has any appoinment
yet\_been made to my knowledge. Mr.McIlhone was appointed in 1870
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by His Honour Mr.Superintendent Gillies to look after Provincial
interests on the Goldfield here and as there was a necessity for
the native interests being looked after and they preferred some
parson who should be under their own control, they agreed to pay
moiety of Mr,McIlhone'a salary then fixed at £156 per annum.
Later when the Provincial Government ceased to have special
interests in the Goldfield revenue, the whole of MrMcIlhone's
salary was by the natives authorised to be stopped from their
monies – the authority was attached to the first voucher for his
salary and is no doubt in the Audit office, the manner of payment
of Mr,McIlhone's salary which it also appears there is some mis–
understanding about, will be explained in due course.
(4) Mr.Batkin says "No information has ever been
supplied as to the names of the natives entitled to receive the
moneys distributable and the proportion payable to each". To
that I would reply that the Audit Office has never sought any information on these points for just ten years I made the
payments nor was any inspection whatever made of my accounts
until December,1878. I do not think I can be held to blame for
not supplying information which no one wanted.
(5) I now come to that portion of Mr.Batkin's
memorandum which gives me much pain. I cannot understand why
if I an entitled to compensation for loss of office, any condition
should be now imposed. I cannot find words to express my feelings
sufficient for me to say that I consider the suggestion made as a
most unenglish one, I say this that my services were dispensed
with from motives of retrenchment – that under the Civil Service
Act, 1866 I am entitled to compensation for loss of that office.
Sir, if I am correct in these premises I would add pay it like a
man and do not keep me waiting for what was really my due on 31st
March last. And please do not demand of me under compulsion what
I would willingly have conceded as a favour, I would have felt
a great deal of pride in furnishing the "much columnated"Departnent
in which I have had the honour of serving my Country for seventeen
years with the information Mr.Batkin wants. I feel borne down
with a sense of Injury, 'tis the last straw that breaks the camels
back, and I sincerely hope there will be no more straws found.
I do think if I had been so ungracious as to refuse to give any
assistance to the officer who has succeeded me in the discharge
of my late duties, it would have been time eought to treat me in
the way I am treated. I will now proceed to the history of the
transactions in respect to Miners Rights fees etc. on the Hauraki
and Coromandel Goldfields in so far as I have been connected
with them - as regards regards was done prior to my taking charge
of the Thames Districts, I must refer you to the report of Mr.
Civil Commissioner Mackay, see Parliamentary papers 1869 – there
is not at the Thames I believe a volume of the Blue book for that
year. I think it that report you will find full particulars as
to the occupation of the Thames Goldfields. The Miners Rights
Deposit Account was originally opened in the names of Messrs.
Pollen and Mackey, not of Mesers, Pollen and Puckey. It was trans–
ferred to the names of the Hon.Dr.Pollen and myself on the 14th of
October 1869, the first payment was made by me on the 6th of January;
1870 on account of Miners Rights fees to 31st December,1869 and the
last payment was made by me as payment in full to 31st December,1879,
so that the account was operated on try me for just ten years,
You will I think readily understand that I cannot give a detailed
account of transactions prior to my taking charge and I do not
think any one could be found so unreasonable as to bar my compen–
sation on account of my inability to set forth in detail all the
acts of my predecessor which I believe, except in so far as applying
to transactions in the Deposit Account, will be found in the Blue
book referred to above.
When I took charge of the Thames District there were then
as now two Gold Lining Districts – Hauraki and Coromandel.
The Coromandel district, or that portion which was auriferous,
consisted of three blocks Tokatea, Heretaunga and Waiou. The Manaia block
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was proclaimed in February 1870 and was subsequently included
in the Coromandel District.
Tokaten block was leased by the natives to the Government
at a rental of Five hundred pounds per annum by an arrangement made by Mr. Mackay – see report in Bluebook referred to. The
rent was paid as follows: Sixtyfive pounds per quarter to Riria Karepe for herself and her people and sixty pounds per quarter
to Hera Putea for herself and her people. The quarter days were 23rd March, 23rd June, 23rd September and 23rd December. The
rent was paid out of Provincial funds but in the event of there being more than five hundred miners at work on the block, one
pound per man was to be paid for the excess. In making the payments to the owners I made careful enquiry but this part of
the agreement should be not carried out. I do not think in its best times that there were evermore than three hundred and
fifty men at work on this block within any one year. In the
schedule hereto annexed will be found the names, of the persons
to whom the rent was last paid end proportions paid to each.
The last payment was made to June 23rd, 1878 – further payment
has been barred for the time pending the hearing of claims of
persons other than those who received the rent, in the Native
Land Court.
Harataungs, or Kennedy Bay: this block was some years
ago sold or given by Paora to Putu the principal owner, a chief
of Ngati tamatera tribe, to certain members.of Ngatiporou tribe resident at the East Cape, and was ceded by them to the Government
for Gold Mining purposes. No payment of Miners Rights fees was
made by Mr.Mackay to the owners, some of whom appointed Mr.C.O.Davis
their attorney. Repeated applications were made to me to pay the
monies in the Deposit Account to the credit of that block over to
their attorney, but as I was not satisfied that all the owners
concurred in the appointment of Mr. Davis, I refused. In December,
1870 their being some judgments in the District Court, Auckland against some of the presumed owners, Ropata Ngatai and others,
I went to Kennedy Bay to arrange for a payment to relieve them.
A discussion took place which lasted from 2 p.m. till daylight
next morning, the natives insisting on the payment of the whole
sum – whilst I refused to pay more than one half – they telling
me they represented all the owners whilst I believed from their
eagerness to get the money without waiting for he to hear from
Waiapu that there were other owners. I told them they should
have one–half of the money or none at all, they then agreed to
my terms but not without much grumbling and voluble talk..
The balance Was therefore reserved till Major Ropata Wahawaha reached Auckland accompanied by Ropata Ngatai. I went to
Auckland and paid it to him. I told the Major all that had
occurred and had the satisfaction of feeling that I had acted
judiciously. Other payments have at intervals been made since
to Major Repute and Rev, Ranura Kowhis who substantiated their
claims to the whole of the known auriferous portions of the
block in the Native Land Court held at Coromandel in February,
1878, since which time one payment has been made. The Miners
Rights and other fees are payable annually on July 23rd.
It is that it is not necessary for me to
furnish the names of natives interested in those portions of
the Goldfields on which there are no mining operations. This
remark I desire to apply to the whole of the non–auriferous portions of the Thames Goldfields.
Waiau No. l This was the only goldfields block
which had been ajudicated on by the Native Land Court prior
to my coming to the Thames and was originally owned by Harata
Patene and Ema to Apuru and as it was merely an act of game
on their part that any others were admitted as owners they had
almost exclusive enjoyment of the proceeds for some years.
The first payment was made by me to Mr James Mackay in July,
1870, he being the attorney for the owners. Recently,however,
they have agreed to an equal division amongst all the owners.
The payments are annual, and due on the 23rd of July in each year.
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Some land adjacent owned by Kitahi to Taniwha sone of old Hook
nose who saw Captain Cook, was also ceded for Gold mining purposes,
the proceeds from which were paid to the owners but it is several
years since there were any mining operations upon it.
Hania. There has never been any regular mining on
this block, but prospecting parties heve at various times been
on the ground who took out Miners Rightes. The fees were paid to
the owners. There has been no prospecting for several years, nd
as a matter of course there have been no payments made since.
This block was proclaimed since I took charge of this District.
I visited Manaia for the first time in March,1870 for the purpose
of completing arrangements for session, marking off burial grounds
and other portions reserved by the agreement, settling at the same
time a long standing dispute between two tribes as to their inter–
tribal boundary.
The Hauraki Gold mining district was by the various
agreements divided into the following blocks – Waikwau, Te Wherau, Whakatete, Tararu, Te Karaka, Otunui, Kiukiu and Puriri.
The Waikowau block was owed by the late chief Ti Moananui
and Ngatitomotua tribe, certain small portions being admitted by them as owned by members of Ngatimaru tribe, The Tapu creek workings are situated within this block, and the land on which those
operations wore carried on was owned almost exclusively by members of Te Moananui's family, At the time of cession, a large advance
was made by Mr.Mackay from the Miners Rights Deposit Account to Moananui as en inducement for him and his tribe to cede the land
on the understanding that this advance was to be recouped from Miners rights foes accruing from Waikowau block. It therefore
followed that no payments of Miners Rights fees were made to Hoananui for several years, but there were payments made of timber
license fees and Kauri tree license fees, and there were also payments made to many other members of the tribe who did not
participate in the advance above referred to. I visited Tapu
in July,1370 for the purpose of acquiring local knowledge of Maori interests and found that two hundred and seventynine trees in
excess of those paid for by applicants for Kauri trees had been
cut down and removed, and judging from the appearance of the stumps, many of which I inspected, it appeared they had been cut
down fully a year before, clearly pointing out the necessity of
the appointment by the natives themselves of a person to guard
their interests. Some persons found cutting timber without author–
ity by the Inspector of diners Rights about a year later were made
to par full value and Costs much to the satisfaction of tho owners.
Since the appointment of Mr.McIlhone, there has been no attempt
to remove timber in such a wholesale manner. The walkowau block
excepting several reserves only one of which is subject to the Goldfields Regulations is now the property of the Crown.
Te Tharou and Whakatiti. There has been no mining during
the last ten years on either of these blocks but there have been a number of timber licenses. A very small portion of the latter
blocks is owned by natives now. The whole of the former blocks
is Crown land. The greater portion of the latter block is also
Crown land whilst other portions ere private property, the portions mentioned as belonging to natives are a piece containing 56 acres
owned by twentyeight natives, another small piece of 10 acres
belonging to some Maori orphans and another small piece which is
not auriferous and on Which there is no timber. I am more particu–
lar in referring to thee small matters no there has always been difficulty in dealing with questions affecting Whakatiti block.
Tararu of two divisions – Tararu North known
in the Land Purchase Department as Te Ipa o Mochu was originally claimed by Te Reweti Rangihaiwheria, since dead, who up to the
time of his death received the whole of the fees. The land has been
a judicated on by the Native Land Court and is under negotiation
by the Crown. Since. Ti Reweti's death there have been no mining
operations. Occasionally there is a timber license.
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Tararu South was claimed by Eruera tE Ngahue who had exclusive enjoyment of all proceeds during his life. Since his
death a change was made in the mode of payment and about three
years ago the claims of the to the land were taken through
the Native Land Court. The Heruatiti workings are situated
on this block.
Te Karaka. This block is the moat highly auriferous
portion of the Hauraki Goldfields and that to which I will devote
the greatest attention in furnishing details. Here the Shotover,
Long Drive, Golden Crown, Moanateiari Caledonian and other cele–
brated claims are situated – here fortunes have been made and lost -
and I think that I cannot do better than describe in that portion
of my report which relatives to this block the system of payment
of feas to natives, Which I elaborated with much care and pains on
the basis originally given me by my predecessor, Mr. James Mackay.
This block is divided into so many lesser divisions that I must
supply an analysis in order to make the whole question thoroughly intelligible, and as it will be as well in preparing a table to
supply information with regard to all other native holdings in
other parts which are auriferous, for purpose of reference, I will
do so. But before I go fully into the matter in relation to the
mode of payment, I must make a few remarks showing how the Gold
fields Act,1866 and the Gold Mining District Act,1871 affected
the fees payable to the natives under the Goldfields Act,1866
Mining claims, were for security of tenure held under lease, the
companies taking out what were known as leaseholders Miners
Rights which were paid into the Miners Rights Deposit Account in
addition to which they had to pay rent at the rate of nearly
three pounds per acre to the Provincial Government, Of course
the men employed in mining on the ground so held were required to
take out Miners Rights, and if the ground was fully manned, the
natives got twice as much as by the agreements they were led to
expect. In the case of minig claims held by Miners Right only,
the position was different. A party of men couldpeg out only
a certain proportion of ground at the rate of 15,000 square feet
per amn. Each one of the party was bound to be the holder of a
Miners Right but his interest should be jumped. When I came to
the Thames the whole of the known auriferous and the supposed
auriferous portions of the field were covered with claims or held
by companies under leave. From Tararu north to Hepe Creek there
was hardly any ground available for newcomers. The ground was
taken up in some cases to a distance of three miles back into the
forest - the field hod, however, even then passed its prime –
although but a short time before it had been with it as the years
of plenty in Egypt the ground brought forth by handfulls – a period
of depression had set in, end holdings were abandoned or forfeited
for non–compliance with Regulations. At this time a Miners Right entitled the holder to mine for gold as well as to occupy a piece
of ground of a certain size as a residence site. There was also
in the Regulations a provision in accordance with the agreements
with the natives respecting the issue of Miners Rights which should
be exercisable only within the specific block for which it has taken
out, and in the event of a miner changing his place of abode or
employment, the date of his removal and the block to which he was
removing were to be endorsed on his Miners Right . This simplified
, much the allocation of the fees in so far as the respective blocks
of the field were concerned. T say without prejudice that the
Receivers of Gold Revenue had not at that time become callous to
the terms of the Native agreements and my work was much simpler.
The Gold Mining Districts Act,1871,which came into operation on
the 22nd January,1872, and the new Regulations issued thereunder,
completely changed this part of the performance. There was no
machinery for the transfer of Miners Rights and it became merely
a matter of approximate allocation. Instead of Mining claims being
held under lease they were held under license, the fees representing
the same amount as the leaseholders rights were paid into the
Miners Rights Deposit Account – there were also several new sources
of revenue for the natives opened up as residence site fees.
Water rights and Battery site fees were paid to the credit of the
Deposit Account referred. to and eventually paid to the owners of
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the land. It must be understood that all residence sites were
not held under license as all interests created under the former regulations were protected by the new.
Having thus far explained the operation of the two Acts
as applied to these Goldfields, I will go into the system of payment.
I was present at the last payment of Miners Rights fees by Mr.Mackay
to the natives which took place in October,1869 and I took his plan
as a basis. He very kindly gave me the use of his local knowledge.
I have already stated that I made my first payment early in January,
1870 and the payment was to a great extent in the same proportion
divided amongst the owners, but I found as the mining operations
fluctuated in various parts of the field, that it was necessary to
modify the amounts payable to the different owners accordingly.
It was clearly therefore my first duty to acquire a thorough knowledge
of all the native claims to the land within the goldfield. This was
by no means then an easy task When all-the owners were inflamed,
the disputes and fights between young and old - and old men who could barely totter were piteous to see – however, I got through it at
last and recommended them one and all to get Crown titles for their
land which they did years later.
The payment of leaseholders rights and license fees was
easy with the local information I had gained, but the Miners Rights was another matter as I could only allocate them approximately even
when they were issued as at the first for the several blocks forming
the goldfield (these several blocks were themselves formed as a rule of several very much smaller ones). The division contained within
itself many elements of difficulty, How much more difficult than
would it not become when the issue of them was not localised under the Regulations of 1872. Sir, I think you must agree with me that
the plan which I adopted was the only feasible one. No proportionate payment of the whole could be determined in council with the natives.
As the holdings varied the payments must be modified-the some
holdings not being contained in the same ratio year after year, new
ground being often taken up or old workings abandoned – or licensed holdings forfeited; so also with Miners Rights fees it would some–
times happen that in a claim held by a company occupying an area of
six men's ground there weight one month be a hundred miners working
whilst during the following month there might he only ten or a
lesser number of men so employed in the same claim. Under these circumstances, therefore, I see no plan other than that which I adopted which wee to find out how much land the property of a
native or family of natives was held under Gold Mining leases or
licenses, what number of residence sites, if any, were on that land,
what the fair average of men working in the claims situated on that
land, and if there ware any other rights in existence on that land,
to ascertain what the fair value of the came were, and to pay the
owner or owners accordingly. Nor would it follow if there are several
owners that they would all receive in equal proportion - see
schedule of native block, portion relating to Opitomoko Kuranui and Moanataiari. In apportioning many of the payments I had to fight the
battles of the weak against the strong so as to ensure justice being
done to all the owners; several natives who had fair claims to
participate in the Miners Rights fees but for me would have come
very badly off. For some years after I came here the Miners Rights
and other fees accruing from Opitomoko, Kuranui and Moanataiari
were paid solely to Rapara Maungahou or his wife Turukira poha.
I was aware there were other persons who ought to receive a portion
but these claims were in no way recognised by the principal owners.
These persons, acting on my advice at length, had the land, in which
they claimed to be interested, surveyed and ajudicated on by the Native Land Court and the extent of their interests defined. There
are other instances of a similar kind but I do not know thaqt any useful purpose would be served by referring to them.
I will now explain the mode of payment of the salary of
the Inspector of Miners Rights. It was as follows. After ascertain–
ing the sum fairly payable to the natives, a certain percentage was deducted equal to the salary of the Inspector from the aggregate –
the remainder, after allowing for the deduction pro rata, was then
Paid to the natives in accordance with the proportion of the whole
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accruing from their respective interests in the Goldfield. The
voucher for the payment of the Inspector's salary was then signed
by the principal man of the tribe as representing the whole of the
owners. This was done in accordance with an understanding openly
come to, and agreed to by the natives themselves. I can readily
understand that a pro rata payment to the Inspector deducted from
the amount paid to each native would be attended with great diffi–
culty, but when done in the aggregate, it is less like direct
taxation and has never been objected to. Sir, I shall attempt
no defence of the Native Department if this is surmounting a
difficulty in a manner peculiar to the Department in which I lately
had the honour of serving. I must leave the Department to defend
itself, but I would ask if this course is considered objectionable,
why was it not objected to years ago?
But I am digressing from my subject before closing this
part of my report. I must make a reference to another matter which is not the least important. I endeavoured in so far as it was
possible in making the payments of Miners Rights fees to pay an equal amount each quarter – of course this rule could not be
altogether adhered to . My object was in order that the natives might know how much\_ they were getting and regulate their living accordingly. It was at the same time important to have a credit balance at the Bank to meet any sudden emergency, I also con–
sidered it of the utmost importance to discharge the duties of my officer in respect of native interests in the Goldfield in such
a manner that no grievances should arise and impair the prospect of opening up other auriferous lands,
I will now refer briefly to the interests of Mr.Robert
Graham, and Mr. I. B. Russell – these gentlemen, some time in the
earlier days of the Goldfields, acquired from the native owners
certain pieces of land in Grahamstown. The natives believed or
affected to believe that though they had sold the surface they
had. reserved the right to the minerals. It so happened, therefore,
when mining operations were commenced on this land – I think Mr.
Graham left for England about the time the original owner of the
land made a claim for the payment of Miners Rights fees which I
paid in the usual course - after Mr.Graham returned, hearing of
what had taken place he produced to me his deeds of conveyance
for the land in question and as they contained no provision such
as had been represented. to me by the natives, no further payments
were made to them. Mr.Grahams claim was considered by the Govern–
ment and I was at length instructed that when Mr.Graham produced
a Power of Attorney signed by the original owner, I was to pay
over to him as attorney for the natives, the Leaseholders Miners
Rights and Gold ,Mining license fees appertaining to the land
bought by him. Mr.Greham, after a while, produced the Power
of Attorney end I paid him all that my instructions epowered
me to do, he giving me a receipt in full. Mr.Russell not having produced a Power of Attorney (it being in fact impossible to get
one as acme of the natives from whom he acquired his interests
died. shortly after selling) was not paid. He has since the
payment to Mr. Graham sold all his interests to that gentleman,
Otunui. There was during the earlier days of this
field a little mining on this block. It is about six years since the last of the holdings was abandoned. I believe some
portions of the ground would pay to work. The whole of the
blocks is now Crown land excepting certain portions of the
Mangakinikiri blocks, 3 and 1, reserved by the natives. The
Shortland Gas Mill Company have a timber lease over the whole
or greater portion of the blocks.
Kirikiri. Thin block is not auriferous, or if it is,
gold has not yet been fund.
This block attracted a good deal of attention
for a time but gold was not found in sufficiently payable quantities to keep men there when other ground more highly auriferous was open, and although buoyed up by hope some few men stuck to their claims
for a term, they one after the other abandoned them. It is some
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years since a Miners Right was exercised on this block.
I must now make a few remarks with respect ta
Pokiraraki or Tairua block, and will then close my report.
This block was proclaimed in l875 shortly after the opening of Ohinemuri Goldfield and was exceedingly attractive for a
time. It is believed gold exists in payable quantities there
but Tairua is very much out of the way, and is almost inaccessible even now owing to the defective road communication and very rough country. The claims of the natives were ajudicated on by the Native Land Court prior to any payment of Minors Rights fees.
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The land was divided into two blocks - one awarded to Hokepa,
porsore and three others - the other-to Nikopima Poutotaru and thirtyseven others.
Now Sir, I think I may bring this report to a close. I only regret that I was not asked to write it some three months
ago instead of having to do it now whilst the Native Land Court
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has been holding its sitting at Ohincmuri and being in consequence debarred from making a few pounds there. In conclusion allow me to assure you that if there is any matter on Which the
Government desire any information in connection With the duties of my late officer, or if their is any point in reference to anything whithin my knowledge, I shall aloways be happy, when
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asked, to furnish the same or render such assistance as may be necessary, but I hate compulsion.
I have the honour to be, Sir,
Your obedient servant.
(SG.D.) E.W. Puckey.
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SCHEDULE.
COROMANDEL DISTRICT.
Name of Block. Names of owners. Remarks,
Harataunga or Kennedy Bay.
Tokatea
Waiau No. 1
Rapata Wakawaka and Rev. Raniera Kawhia.
Riria Karepe,\_ Haihaua Rangitiera, makoare Tumatskuru and Pu Kapikaua.
Harata Potene Erua to Aouru Wota Tipa
Rawiri Puhata Tukua to Rauroha Wiremu Tnipua
Howiora te Rangituatea and Maraea Tangiteruru.
The ownems of this block. live at the East Cape. The fees are payable annually due on 23rd. July
Rent payable quarterly at rate of £500 per annum. Quarter days - Sept.23rd. Dec. 23rd. March 23rd and June 23rd. Riria Karepe receives £65, the other three are the children of Hera putea deceased and receive £20 each per quarter.
The first six natives named receive one seventh each, the two last, viz., Hawiora to Rangituatea and Maraca Tangiteruru received each one fourteenth fees payable annually due on 23rd July.
Maniaia
Not auriferous.
HAURAKI DFSTRICT.
Meha to Moannnui Tihitapu to Moannnui Hirama to Moananui Heneri te Moananui Te Papu Mokuini Peke te Moananui Kar te Moananui Aperohnma te Reiroa
Aihepepene
Reha Aperahcana
Mihi keti Tanati Titikawhena Temati Tercoui Tawati
Te Poroa Eparaima Reripo
Marare Ereatara Taraia
To Eruana to Ahu .
Waikowau waipotuk
The only portion of this block which was made subject to Goldfield restriction by the. Native Land court in granting title or manorial of ownership was the Waipotukahu Reserve. The whole of the block, with the exception of this reserve and other reserves not subject to G.P. restriction are Crown lands. The only mining on this block is or waipotukahu or Tapu Res.
Wharau
Crown Laud
Not aurierous.
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HAURAKI DISTRICT (CONTD.)
Name of Block. Name of Owners Remarks.
Whakatiti
Not auriferous, only portions native-land are a piece of 56 acres owned by 28 natives, a small piece of about 10 acres owned by some Orphans and another small piece cut out
of one of the Karioi blocks owned by Motiu. Poono and others.
Tararu
Te Ipu o Moehau
Reweti te Rangikaiwhiria Airia Reweti Moni Kowia
Mereana Reweti Motiu Poono Erua Reweti Mere Watana Pare Watana
To Arani Watana
There is no mining at present on this land.
Ngaromaki
Minama Korepu Wizitoria te Ngahue ) Hiria te Ngahue .)
Mereana Reweti Hoena pare Watana
Te Arani Watana
Te Hiriani Pohou
Hoani Pohou
Proportionate shares. One-half
One-quarter
One-quarter
Porareka No.:
Karaka
Opitomoko (kuranui
Moanstsiau
Rapana Maunganos. Turuhira Poha
Hori More
Kemara Tiraruahine Piniha Manituaku
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Rapana Maunganoa Tawhira Poha
Hari More
kemara Tiraruahine Piniha Manituaku
Proportionate interest
Two-sixths
One-sixth One-twelfth
The interests of Kemara and Piniha have lately been acquired by the successors of Rapana Maunganor.
Proportionate Interest One-sixth
Two-sixths
One-twelfth
The interests of Kemara
and Piniha have lately
been acquired by the • successors of Rapana Maunganoa.
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HAURAKI DISTRIOT (CONTD.)
Name of Block. Name of Owners Remarks,
Aihepopene
Reha Aperahama Hori Aperahrma and Hera te Waunga
WaiotahiA
Pukehinau
Hohepa Paraone Hone te Huiraukin Aporo te Kaka.
Equally interested but by arrangement the fees are paid to Hohepa Parson
Hera te Waunga is the mother of the other owners. All equally interested. The fees are paid sometimes to one of the owners and sometimes to another by arrangement amongst themselves.
Waiotahi B
Hotiu Poono
Parnreka (Grahamstown)
Rapena Maunganoa
Moanataiari
Watana Tuora and Tereiti Tucra
Tutukoka
' Mango
Winiata Potara Ngapari
Ngaroma
Meha to Hoananui Mata Paraone Hori Tanio and Porokotu
Equally interested.
waiowhariki
Rangitoto
Hera to waunga 1/20th Hape
Keeps te Wharau 1/8th
Haut Karapuha 1/10th
Karapuha 1/20th Takoare
Tamaiwhina
Eraua Ketu
Hera Ngahiua
Hikori
Te Make 1/16th Rata Aperahama
Hatana a Takutoi 2/16th
Hohepa Paraone and Hone te Huiraukura
Equally. interested but divided in accordance with an arrangement amongst the owners in accordance with the
proportions at the end of the name of each, those opposite whose names there is no fraction share the balance equa11y
Fees paid by arrangement to Hone te Huiraukura.
Pohaua No.3
Tame Paraone and Ihaka Tarawhati.
Fees divided by arrangement Tame Paraone 3/4
Ihaka 1/4.
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HAURAKI DISTRICT (CONTD)
Name of Block Name of Owners Remarks.
Pohaua No.2B
Pohaua No.2A
Kanaeranga No.13 part of.
Kanaerenga No.13A part of.
Fohaua No.1
Kopua No.1
Kopua No.2
Kopua No.3
Karaka North No.1
Miriama to Ngahue Wikitoria to Wao and Hiria to Ngahue
Tamati Poetai To Poetai Rangihoro poctai and Mere Heni Poetai
Mango Rgapari
Mango Ngapari
Mango
Winiata Potara Ngapari
Ngaroma
Mata Paraone and Hori Tenio.
Watnna Taona whareoneone Motiu Poono Tereiti
Maraca Purewa Pornnihia Fauhina
Pirika Puipoto
kiriwera
Poti Takitahi Wiremu Kowarihi Marae Purewa
Nokens Ralka Whakarongotai.
Fees by arrangement paid to one or other of the two first named.-
Recently acquired by Mr. William Wilson, draper, Thames,
Fees divided equally.
The interest of whareoneone amounting in area to three acres was many years ago acquired by Mr. Creighton to whom
license fess and leaseholders Miners Rights have been paid.
Fees equally divided.
Karaka North Nos. 2 and 3
karaka South No.1
Crownlands.
Hoterini Taipari Mori H. Taipari Hori Motene Pahemata
Tati Netane Mohi Mangakahia Mereana Taipori
Fees have, hitherto, by arrangament been paid to H. Taipari.
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HAURAKI DISTRICT (CONTD.)
Name of Block. Name of Owners. Remarks.
Karla South No.2
Hape North No.2
Crown lands.
Rapana Maunganoa Turuhira Poha Motiu Kalmate
Raiha
Miriama Kritahanga Hoani Nahe
Riripeti Takutai and Karla te Tahi.
Pakirarahi
Pakirarahi
Mikorima Poutotara
and 37 others.
Hohepa Paraone and 3 others.
The names of the owners of these two blocks will be furnished as soon as the native agent can
get me the information from Auckland.
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native Land office, 29th july 1002.
efrt to
HntIVe OFFEr 82/291.
may 25th:
may 26th
25,000
Mr,
I have the honor tO report the proceeding in with the settlemeant of the purehase of the ohinmuri. seld flode Blooks an far on regards the lands hold under title from the native Land Comet.
Under i left for on the 12th May; work kept no in
the 20th; an the 22nd at I of of the land and arranged with thy for a meeting on the following day. for who very wet and were prevented from by the 23rd we held our first meeting and the settlement provided the , ware adhered to. At my request the native agreed to to consider and talk over with me matters rotating to were
that one of had Jest Latter 13 the day, the old Chief called on that the of the native Land the let June night be further put off his that had arrived from and carried the word of that no or be made till the letter taken to Whom had that thin had been arranged for at the request of of the land, and that I any further delay; that I was thee ready to liaton to that be urged by individual the bad written the at . Several then states that they had, the whole of the money due to them on the their of the land to
On the 24th, the hold a meettng relative to to to watch the of with shooting in 1879 and the very little the day I enquiries Into claims in which parton of the on the sale of the native&
been paid at the time the Deed
I would be well if every WW1 WOO could be Into the Court opened on the lot
all day on claim of wan during the that over the it wee stated that for the of 1 to pay any awe And that than I sould grantee.
again came tone. or that hia land, on, an he wanted to go to see and and that it be went, the Court of his end deal with his land. the Court not to with block for at
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I endeavoured to get the natives to meet and talk over the question of reserves. They appeared to think that matter settled, as, in some oases, they held
'written promises from Mr. Mackay, and believed that each Hapu would be allowed one thousand acres. Claims continued to come in fast from underpaid owners, the investigation of some taking up considerable time, payments being frequently denied, and owing to the manner in which receipts were taken difficult to prove.
£15,000
MAY 27th!
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No.2 3,705 |
49 |
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" 5 2,000 |
39 |
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" 7 1,123 |
88 |
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" 8 8,855 |
131 |
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"17 35,123 |
225 |
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0.W2 2,031 |
74 |
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370. |
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In the evening I met a deputation of the Ngatikoi tribe. Their principal wants were, that the promises made by Mr. Mackay and Mr. Puokey respecting Reserves should be faithfully carried out and that as they had not participated in the large money payments made by Mr. Mackay, the revenue received from the Whihi block should be paid to them at once. I explained that I could not go outside the time when the Deed of Lease was signed, all payments made previously having been disposed of by the Lease; that the revenue was reoeived under that Lease until the Sum of Fifteen thousand pounds was collected, that from the date of the opening of the Gold Fields to the present time not one half of the Fifteen thousand pounds had been received, and that it was folly to assert now, that they had any claim to the revenue till the whole of that amount had been collected, and further that since the lease was agreed to, nearly the whole of their people had sold to Government all the right they had to the land, and that their claims, thereto' to any Gold Fields revenue could not be entertained; as to the reserves, that the Deed of Sale of the land to the Crown made it clear that all those who signed the Conveyance of their interest in the land to the Crown should participate in cartel: Reserve's to be hereafter made: that, before the present Court closed, these Reserves would be fixed, and every Native who ha( so signed the Deed would have his share.
Among other Natives who came to have their position and rights explained to them was the old Chief Tupeka to
Whakamau, who stated that his case was different from that of any of the others, as he was not only the largest owner of the land, but that it was through his assistance that the land was opened for Goldmining purposes; that, although he had signed the Deed of Sale, the money promised him had not been paid. On reference to the Orders of the Court he was foundl, to be a grantee in six of the Gold Field Blocks. (See margins The acrdage of his interest in these blocks, assuming that each grantee shared equally, would. be three hundred and seventy and. a half acres and the value at five shillings per acre, Ninety-two pounds twelve shillings and sixpence. I explained to him that the money he had received was ten times the value of his share, and showed him receipts for the sums he had received from Mr. Mackay. He admitted the vouchers, but disputed having the money, saying at the same time that these payments were intended for his interest in lands at Tauranga, and not in the Ohinemuri lands. Finding the old in very obstinate and from age incapable of making himself well understood, I requested him to attend the Court, and when the sale of his share in the land was under consideration then to make his complaint.
Several Natives were present during the enquiry, an warmly took up Tupeka's case, asserting that the expenditure for food and clothing, both in his case and their own, were-gifts and ought not to be charged against them as money payment for the land.
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May 20 th.
May 50th
3
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4. 6
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No 1 |
3,600 |
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2 a |
3,705 8•855 |
49 131 |
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17 19 |
35.123 125 |
225 11 |
May 31st:
and other natives left this day for Auckland. to their departure wrote
to the chief also to the alting of the Court. The people wished to precend a counter petition, but thinking that too much was being rade of the attempt
to atop the Court's I them not to froward
The Latereat of in these had
for time poet been the sub of between hor , and land at It wee a came - wand only be settled on the The father at this wee a of rank among his people. He had Hockey large his lands meat and west, and on prior to the Lease, but for not recived any money on the sale of the land. The man died before the Land Court the title to the cold Plaids and his daughter made a grantee as to his estate. The made to to Five hundred and
and as the lands on which this money had been almost are in other blocks, I wished, if possible, to from much monies as might fairly be ouraged her an to father's estate. The to herself arounted only Porty pounde, and this she declared we taken a debt which she herself afterwards had to pay Rihitoto handed me a peapel b7 John Mr. Mere, stating that at the advances a sum of hundred pounds sea to be to the and aloe a roma signed by Jeams Maker, dated September 1876, that and to The hundred and airty four shillings and in the
Gold equal to one thousendsOne hundred end acres (, end in value Two hundered and earn agreed that it Rthitoto would the Deed of sale of all her interest to the I would accept that as a settlement of any the might have against over the
Lando on which her father Umtata had reaelved advances of Govenrment money.
in of claims for further
due on the sale of in the
Al to were nude during the day to repudiate past permeate. In come the to were don't; in others It was that as money had been or that the ware for food eta, end were that thew ought not there fore to be charged on the
Juno let.
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No.4 |
7,550 |
50 |
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9 |
500 |
9 |
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408 |
91 |
|
eii .11 |
200 50 |
17 10 |
|
"16 |
812 |
15 |
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"17 |
3'4,123 |
225 |
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496.io.n |
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the Native Land Court owned this
day and nt1:::11M1311 till . 5th June had on later-
'with the Chief Moats to groat * with hie people, and I felt that , would be and these and a ball acres, wads at five /shillings per acre, tarot: rive pounding and sixpence. The objected to part with his laid , was not
that &tilling, on prepared to that of' to it, "If the land La there youngef. This wee a cafe reply' en Ms pert, well land tad boon in other be eonaderod that the paymeat trade to him on the
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005.17.6
june 3rd.
HO. 81/2990
June 2nd
land should be orutaelled, and that he should be
sixty five pounds seventeen chitlings and
To this after a long talk, be agreed but would
not than take the money a to do so when he to should
ant' aria as to the reserves to be made for his and his people.
1 After many is most those Natives who had their either before parliament or yourself I got same of than together to who know
to Umihi and keraitions kihou whose stand
as o letter addreased to you dated 13th August, 1880
reading this latter to them, and for as application, there they said that their had been singed without
knowladge.
I tried many times to get Mirawn to and
his people together that I might hear form themselves the alleged in their petition to Parliamant dated July 1881, refarred to government by the Native Affairs
Committee but they would not attend and al together very
little interest who shown by the Natives in this matter.
Up today fifty six of the grantess had come to
me with alto that they had reseeived only a pertion of the many due to these on the sale of their interest in the land. mutch account had been explained and in genaral they were as in most they were found to a further payment of money.
At this stage of the prosesings I learnt that
Genaral of the grantees did not intant to some to the Court,
having been informed by their friends that the Court whuld not all. Whose who were in person Ware informed that as
'Monday the Court would its would and that such
grantess be had not sold their tnterest in the land would heve their coverage out out form each of the blocks in which they were interested. Noties also was given that on secondery 3rd June I would to pay the balances of many due to the genaral grantees who had proved their
The mades yeaterday that I would today seattle the claims of them who had not recseived full pay-
ment for their land at the rate of five shilling per, acre my office to be filled with grantess who had hitherto keept back, end were new anrious that their couses should be locked into. after settllimg by money payment with to wharekkowhat and hista. whose alains had been previously anquired into I devoted the reminder of the day to the bearing or frash . Up to the present enquirlas had been mainly in the direction of ascortaning that objections would be brought before the Native land Court to payment the espectation of the sale of the land to Government by as Order of the court. One dificulty had in great bean removed by my protecting those grantors who had not received their full payment
at the rate of five shillings for that any balance
due to them would be paid during the sitting of the court.
That such balances were due to these aross)form the fact that the 'need of Convence of the land to the Croon was signed, before the title to the land had been investigated
by be Native land Court. by any and rod every/natives
in the rDistrict who to have as interest in the Block, rightly or and who on singing the deed received a payment in eases two Pounds, in
others. aix pound and that meny so signing were quatlly found I not to be grantess, while no other were found
to have large interest.
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15,000
21
426. 1047.
Another difficulty to he not, arose in the
or such grantesss as had not told, and whould not sell, their
share in the land. These people. claimed as townts in to have as much right to the graund as these who had sold to the Goverment, and also to a share in the Gold Fields remonue that had been rceived up to data also completed that the best of the agricultural land been leased that it was not therefore fair now to compal then o take their share in the land that remined. They mid that thay did not visa to the loses until Goverment had recived the sum Of fifteen thousand pounds
as agreed upon the tearms of the said Ioans, but that after the payment in full or this sum thay should alaim their right to the land and to share in the gold Field revenue in preportion to that of Government."
Other objectors were man who &should their signatures, or over receiving manys other than and a girl I am sorry to any that in many such dental was obviously
umtrue.
Moving so far completed what work was in
The of dlapates outside the Court, it now beems necesary to fix upon same line of action where by best to prove, to the satisfaetion of the Court, the purchase of each of the granlees interest in the Genaral blocks of land (twenty one) know sellectivaly as the ohinemuri Gold Fields Block. In similar the avidence that has been hi there add sold has been the Deed Of conveyance, but in this, once the Deed in a very inperfect documents, singed
by many of the grantees before thay had any legal title
the land, and whitout any consideration many being stated
in the Deed. Thoese and other defects in the Deed rendamred it probable that the Court might not consider it suffaiclant proof that the sale of the land was a legal and proper transfer. The Deed might be received as avidence of intention to Soll but not as proof' of shouleuts sale I
vidualt intrerest to producing in the court receipt Indivisual
interest by producing in court the received for the
many paid on the sale of the land. Although this courses
would probably detain the Court langer than was aspceted,
there being no loans than four hundred and twenty six
grantess, holding one thousand and furty seven share dealings with each Of which would hare to be opaertually
proved, I saw no other way af carrying out your instructions sucsesfully. The following is a list of the Blocks or land on which application was made to the court to determine what Interest the seven has acquired, In them.
|
Name Of Block |
Name of hapau |
Area No ofcreatess |
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Ohinemuri No.1 Nagetive hurua 2 Nagetikoroks " 3 Nagatives SI
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3,600 5 3,705 49 3703 7,330 90 2,000 39 200 8 1,123 ' 88 | |
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7 rgottrrotott itestitonoto tee |
6,853 131 |
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0 |
|
300 9 |
|
0 ,'' |
10 11 |
408 91 240 27 |
|
0 |
12 |
20D 13 |
|
. „ |
do. lg To |
200 17 30 10 |
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'' |
| |
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. |
, 17 2/3 of | |
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block: | |
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1/3 of block 35,123 225 | |
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June 3th
June 6th.
June 7th.
3th
6
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Ohenemuri. 18 13 ohenemuri.2 |
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2,700 125 2,031 |
46 11 74 |
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3 |
|
|
294 |
4 |
|
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Total |
73,431 |
1 047 |
The native Land Court began its this morning. Mr. judgge mealo prociding.
The Ochinemuri being colled as taraund arararari objeted to the Court going on with this case, on the ground that be and others were leaving tor Auckland the next day, and on The farther plss that the committee had not yet to bow the work should proceed. I objeced to any long adjustment as e large of Natives were who had same from to attand the Court that it was expresive to then and Unfair that they should be kept waiting I also that was not a in Blocks. 1 anti 2:and proposed that the court should take these cases first. The old chief Rawiri said he was one who had from a distance, and at a grantee In No.2. Block objeoted to further delay.
The Court refusal to adjourn unless it were for
a day or two, in order that the work eight be
arrangedn
between the Native and myself. The court than tillthe following day whom No. 1 Block would be heard.
In No. Block being colled on proof was given that all the grantess in the block had said their interest
to Government The court than stated that as order should be Facting the whole of 1Block Three thousand six hundred acses - in the Croun. the Principal grantee asked the Court that reserves the Government intended to make for the out of the block. The alert replied that by the Dead it wos clear that were cortain reserves
and when itwas known what area of land had 'been sold out of much of the black the reserves.
whould be fired knowing that many of at the grantees had kept
away until the first case was I asked the Court to
adjurn till Thursday the 8th june.
Genaral Natives and shares in the land reside
near Others as the These people had
seat card that thay not intand to same to the Court. As their absence might hereafter be the couse of trouble,
Irequered Mr. to Shortor one af the river
and visit cubbage day and, if passible bring to
Pacras all Natives alaiming an interest in the Gold Fields Block A native was also sant to the an the Plake rever with letters repeating those who hat claims in the land to attand the Court. that other- wise a portion at their Interest In the land would be eat
out far these and claim thay might have in the reserves
from the sale of land would be . Both of
than misstate were the Nattives attended the court and left satisfied.
Genaral Natives who up to- this had kept away, now came to have their locked into. During the day seventeen amounts were of the were unterpaid who the had received sames of many on
signing the Deed before the land had been through the Court.
on this Court responding black No. 2 was colled on In this block Genaral of the principal Natives residing at
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1,000
1,000
$511
June 9th.
june 10th.
June 12th.
June 13th.
June 14th.
June 15th
12.19.0
51.
100
421
June 16th.
88.
131
were one of the garntees. produced a document in in which his people, were promised a Reserve of one thousend . It produced a similer document in handwriting, production his people a of one thousand The court made a note of these and stated that the location
of would be enquired into after it had been aceertained what land in blook had been sold. on Onlling the none of the first grantee the old Chief
(referred to 5)case forwent. I
produced for five it and cloven pounds
No. 50486 1875-76) and on behalf of the Crown his interest in the Gold fIelds Black This atoputed, stating that he had not received any money (meening, think, on the of his land). He omitted having incurred to Mr.Witohell. which he
cold he had been paid. This ease accupted considerable . In the and the Court we setisfied that Tupeka had sold the whole of his interest in the land and to the Crown.
The court continued the hearing of no. 2 block,
and after evidence on each of the forty nine the case till a day. At this stage 2 the Court to on the 12th June.
Those Natives, who had bean loud in protesting
that the Court would not sit, now began to that their and share in the land might be made clear to This necessitated yesterday adjuesment.
The Court today colled on the hearing of No. 3 block and after taking evidance each of the adjourned the ease:
Court called on No.4 blocks and aftar hearing ovidance on each of the ninety grantee's interests adjourned the case.
The Court with No. 5\_ and took ovidance on each of the nine grantees intereste adjourned till Friday the 16th June
A noticeable ineident, which occurred today the breeking the old feeling. which a few ago defficulty to the Goverment , it was
first to with a hey about ten year
of she to know she in the Gold
Block. On being she said "This boy is
to school, and he must have same to with you Day money One of my of asked her to leter in the day. she than that she had her land to take ears of and that, if he would agree she would sell her latereet in all the blooks finaly her Twelve pounds fifteen
for fifty her interest in NO block on the 21st June, she Game thir time to cell the of her land. she was paid
her total in the Gold blocke being rear hundred and twenty one and a half
The C urt on opening called on No 7 block and
ofter taking evidence on of the eight . intereste the case to a future day. The load on G Block nes with in a The in this one hundred ant thirty' one.
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June 17th.
June 19th.
June 20th.
June 21st.
June 22nd.
June 24th.
1,000
H.L.A. 81/246.
The court this day took evidenes on block No.9
(nine grantees) and on block No.10 (ninety one grantees), such case being taken separately as before.
Block no. 11 (Twenty seven grantees) No.12
(thirteen grantees), no, 13 (fourteen grantees) and No. 15 (fifteen grantees) were dealt with today in a similer.
Block No. 16 (fifteen grantees and No. 17 (two hundered and twenty five grantees) were this day. dealt with.
Blocks No. 18 (fourty six grantees), No 19 (elevan grantees); no. 2 (seventy four grantees) and No. 3 (four grantees) were as in previous case.
During the took week several grantees in blocks
that had been before the Court not finally dealt with
owing to differences, arranged their disputon with us. The Court took evidence on these and
orders accordinaly This brought to a a close, no far as possible, the work of proving the sale of each 'interest to the Government.
on my requesting the Court now to the order for block No. vesting the land in the Crown the
Court maid that the preliminary difficulty was in With the reserve question, concerning the same, that, until it be shown, that the promises have been kept, it be said that any portion of the land has been vocted in the Crown that it did not appear to the court reasonable that the should be carried out to the letter, as the arrangement concerning
the sale of the Gold Field had not been completely carried outs that it would therefore be sent that an arrangement be made regarding the Reserve question before anything else be done, To this I replied that it would be first to determine what area had been sold to the Crown before the area of the Reserves could be that these grantees who had not sold were not entitled to any share in the Reserves and I therefore asked the court to
take evidence on the subdivision in order to determine what the Crown was entitled to, the final order of the court to include an order in of the Reserves.
The Court in the area or land to be awarded to the Government left the of position to settled subsequantly. In the land and
the position of the Crown's share a difficulty
was encountered. The Natives who did not join in the sale
to the Crown argued that having held the land on in common on an order made by the Native land Court over the whole of the Block, they bad an with those grantees who had sold their share in the land. There appeared. same justion in this. Still, it was Necessary
if possible, that the order of the Court about to be made not include land that was at the present time in use for mining process of that was held under agricultural from the warden of the Goldfields. During the day I met committee of natives belonging to the tribe
and to settle once principle on which a reserve should be made for them. They had provionely a wich to have their reserves, not in one block only, but in in fact reserve for each. This
no doubt was in of the made to two hapue by. Mackay that they should such have one
thousand. After a long they agreed to furaish a list of the names of those who were related to
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-9-
152,
34,252
June 26th
300
3,130
and accept two recervas , Their list, when furnished, one trandrod and fifty two , grantes belonging to solve the average of land sold by them to thirty four the thousad two hundred and forty two acres. This nothing further wanting than to detsraine what was a flair carrying out of at the that had been made (see Court evident page
with respect to the area of the to be
returned to than, their demands were extravagant, They argued that they were entitied, what little that had 20ft end the pression under by Mr. Heckay, to of the land they tad sold. This, I pointed out
woa demand that could not be entertained and as there
was no zoom for Mother argument, I d that to bring their demand before the Court on the 26th
I stated to the Court this that on the
24th the Natives had further disenesed with
the question at apportioning their but beyond
agreeing to the names of the. Grantees who were to share
in it, not in was that the acrenge of land they to that I had therefore
requested then to bring their into Court today.
After the Natives led node their statements and
after routh agreed on behalf or the Government
that they should have two one of three in No,5 block. the other of three thousand and one hundred and thirty three in No.17 block, he position at the forever was without difficulty but no agreement could be comes to between the Natives and myself as to the part timeof the latter. They asked that it might be on a part of the block that I could not agree to the it would include all or all the best of the land. There
possibility of a settlment the Court to bed that unless agrement with the Goverment was once to, it would have to take evidence of and others recording the quality of the land. I asked that thin question stand over, and requested the Court now to d the position of the land the blocks to
be Government. This week the test of
the day and part or the next.
I exaltation that the orders the partime of the land out out of the block for the non-sollors night be made in by to the
The Court would not agree is this, stating that the only question before it was the what
Interest had been the Vat
the legal position of the blance of the land would be the
evens as before this that the Court could not say
how the Land stood effected the Gold Fields regulation, or by the Dead of Lease that had been that the prevent enquire would in not way any restriction on the land by the or the told Fiolds
The following the area of the land awarded by the Court in such of the blocks.
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-10-
|
name of
|
Teta
1 3,600 |
Acres Awarded to Dworman 3,600 |
Awes Awarded to Greinteas |
|
, |
2 3,703. |
|
226 |
|
" |
3 3,7105 |
3,479 3,427 |
|
|
" 4 |
7,330 |
. |
278 |
|
. 5 |
. |
|
102 |
|
7 |
1 123 |
966 |
157 |
|
" 6 |
8,855. |
|
344 |
|
9500 |
|
|
553 |
|
" 10 |
508 |
|
50 |
|
" 11 |
240 |
213 |
27 |
|
" 12 |
200 |
200 |
|
|
" 13 |
200 |
1 60 |
40 |
|
1 4 |
50 |
14 |
5 |
|
" 15 |
10 812 |
3/3 |
6172/3 |
|
" 16 |
|
195 |
|
|
" 17 |
|
31,377 |
3,746 |
|
" 18
|
2,700 |
188 |
118 |
|
" 19 |
123 |
91 |
34, |
|
No. 2 |
2,031 |
1,836 |
195 |
|
" 3 TOTAL •• |
294 73,231 |
2201 66,417 3/5 |
7311
7,213 2/3. |
3,130
11,701
1,170
I
now brought befcr the The of the After it was
that the of three thousand are and that should be taken of No. 17 block, on the Benham
No 18block the
area Matted
sealed that the of now walk be filed in the Native Lend Court but end
that at the individual share of
each of the me and firty two people who had Gold
that the Government could be lawn.
The Court hero to give we as
of to with other as to the arca and.
In this the people
claimed to have a reserve set sport Air then by Mr.
Pucka an of the load now known as No. 17 block. Theyand
dated 1873." (Copy attaehod). of this they made a for
to be nearly one half the block. declined to the that we was to be a Reserve for their people min and I offered the a en lama of
land to the ameatt Arend? to of the
eleven thousand severs and
one
seed as to where the be, found that two on, in of wale as the Wand block them. the per or the Gold Yields citing with had a plate
or land surveyed off, resided, and had so for and a has been
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420 1,170 493 30
11 .701
628
492
is now being on it. I agreed land six hundrad and twenty eight should be The one one and and should 1st of four ninety two acres the it, and of fifty acres in block.
In the to include also and , the cerements atituded to on page 17, two and found and his friend. very important in their the Reserves of one soma than to bring their mate before the Court for I could not to a larger area the in proportion to the land had sold than had given to and Party two of them had sold six thousand three hundered A twos eight
was one acresn,
On the Court I in a 1lot of shorting that four or the had sold to the sloven thousend berm hundred ant one acres of and I that with the Chiefs of the tribes that they should have one of sin
and wear slight in bleak No. 17 another of
two in block . No. 17, and another of flew num in block Not 4 After with the interacted, the noted the agree
1000
632
130,000
632
behalf of the
than object to the that Mr. Gill proposes to
make for ens it is not in with Mr. two agreements, we and sore to home one soma here handed into Court a list of end to rams, forty two
who had daft as six
end twenty end that these a of six and thirty two
The Court said that the agreement with Mr in 1878 that he was to buy the whole of the Gold Pielda per but that of the land was only
three thousand agree and that the offer by the wan as north as the Natives could
After a as to where the amid to city tell the Weed to and on the socket line of no. a block
02/324.
73
753
293
500
The next to be fixed was one for the was a for or top three, who had sold
that Crown crown and thirty we and a for them of rantaired ninety three: The natives accepted the arost but they would only It at a
plane. I would not to Moir an to do so
would with land already dealt with under Gold The Court in reply to them said that request how and ninety three acres, and five hundred acres to be taken out or No. 4 block (see plan
147
fixed and ordered for the Court
16 block, and sena out of
the of tribal
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no relating to small for old burial etc., to satisfy which I to the
10 1. ten Germ at the extreme mat of 17 Grant to to Worn to Sate.
to and to
10 2. ten wave in No. 16 block to the to to and
3. in No. 17 to to Te Rampa and Harakal.
2 4. was now on the East of the Grant to to name is old to .
5 5. five at the motion of the and Avg Grant to to
6. acres Gant to to Tamoronul and .
Time at the to be pointed let to the the and the whet, of then to be
the position or the Gold Fields Lands at the
present time.
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Name of Ro. of Total Area sold to . Grantees' at Blocks Governments |
Ares |
No of orentoen the here not sold , | |||
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Block No14.1 " " |
5 3,600 48.: 3oz |
$.479 3,473 |
|
3/6 | |
|
" 4 " |
|
|
3,420 6,600 1,898 |
|
12 2 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
8 |
|
" 7 " 6 " " 10 11 |
88 131 91 |
1,123 8,855 500 408 |
8,311 |
35½ 30 |
13 8 11
1 |
|
" 111 |
27 |
240 |
213 |
27 |
3 |
|
" 12 |
13 |
200 |
|
4" |
|
|
" " 15 " 16 " 17 |
13 225 46 |
200 50 10 612 35,123 |
160 45 3 3/3 |
5 3,746 |
4 1 12 24 |
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18 " 19 |
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2,700 123 |
2,502 91 |
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enclosure marked
The seven thousand four hundred and thirteen acres
above as unsold to government are owned br forty-seven original grantees.Of these, three are deceased, twelve are minors, and most of the others ere absent from the District. I thintt that within a short time many,if not the wholeof these interests may be purchased.
In a few instances the whole of the purchase money due to grantees on the purchase of their interest has not been paid, although they have signed the deed of sale.
These cases I brought under the notice of the Court in order that there might be no dispute hereafter.
It may at first appear that the reserves got sport for the grantees in this land are excessive, being equal to ten per cent. of the area purchased, but I think that when all the circumstances that surrounded this ease are considered, the little land these people have left belonging to them, and the premises that been made as to the area of the land to be returned to them: the settie-
ment will I trust, be looked on as far and just. The government now holds under title of the Native Land Court, sixty six thousand and seventeen acrest (subject to the reserves) the 'whole of the Chinamurii Gold Blocks existing seven thousand four hundred and thirteen acres,and see no reason why this should not be purchased within the next six months.
I desire,before closing this report to say that much of the success in settling this purchase is due to the patience
of the Judge of the Court who presided at the
investigation, and also) to the assistance I received from
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I have the honor to be,
Your obedient servant
Richard John Gill
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AUCKLAND JUNE 24th 1862.
Moehau No. 4
S. Percy Smith Esq
Gov Surveyor
Sir,
I have to request that you will place yourself in communication with Paoras Tribe at Koputanaki to carry on an outline survey of the Tokotea Block . It will be unnecessary to make a regular survey of en expensive character, but at the same time the boundaries should be marked out in such a manner that no disputes may thereafter arise relative to them, Wahi tapus, Graves, Cultivations, and other spots, that the Natives may wish to have reserved to themselves should be properly surveyed and the boundaries distinctly marked out on the ground.
It will be necessary that some of the Native proprietors should accompany you to point out the correct boundaries who will be paid for their services at the rate of pay usually given for such work.
The general object of the survey is to have the boundaries of the land given up by the late Paoras tribe for gold digging defined with sufficient distinction to avoid any possibility of dispute or encroachment on Native territory. You will compute as accurately as you can the area of the land that has been ceded by Paoras people for the purposes of gold digging.
A few posts put up in places, where you deem it necessary will be required. More especially where there are no rivers or natural boundaries.
I enclose for your guidance a copy of Memorandum of Agreement in which the boundaries of the land given up by them
for gold digging is described. I have etc.
Donald McLean
CHIEF COMMISSIONER
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COPY.
LANDS AND SURVEY OFFICE AUCKLAND
3rd. May, 1892.
HOANI MAHE
THAMES
I hereby agree to your having a license to cut firewood upon the Quarry Reserve being Section 3 Block IV Waihou Survey District. That the said license is only to be for six months from date and that you only use the timber so cut for firewood purposes. That this license is issued to you upon consideration of your renouncing all claim to be allowed to obtain 18. acres out of Omahu West 2A which you had requested to be allowed to exchange with a similar area to the North of No. 2A granted to you. The Quarry Reserve mentioned above is delineated by a plan as shown below.
COMMISSIONER OP CROWN LANDS.
SEC.3 BLKIV WAIHOU S. D.
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COPY.
CMAHU PURIRI JUNE 20th 1892.
To
Mr. Burgess.
Friend greeting.
I have received your letter asking me to come to sign a document about my giving 18 acres out of Omahu No. 2A in payment for a license authorising me to cut firewood on Government Land. for a term not longer than six months. Friend, that was not what was agreed upon.
Considerably over ten years ago I was promised by the Government 18 acres of land to cut firewood upon for which I should cut out 18 acres of my land at Omaha im payment when the Crown Grant for my land of 363½ acres was completed.
By my cutting out 18 acres and their giving me 18 acres I would still have 363½ acres. But when the Crown Great was made and received by me I found-that 18 acres of my land were not cut out and. their 18 acres were not included in my block so I did not bother anymore about the matter.
When the Native Land Court was sitting here in 1891 when Omahu West No. B wns subdivided I found in the plan of the Court that 18 acres of my land. were cut out and 18 acres of the Quarry Reserve were added to it. I asked Judge Scannell why these 18 acres appear so in the plan. Arter I explained to him what I knew thews he concurred with opinion told
him Idid not receive the said 18 acres of bush land and asked him how I could getit. lie told me to ask the late Mr. Lewis or the Minister of Crown. Lands. I did no and received a letter from the Commissioner of Crown Lends at Auckland to see him
about these two 0 acres should call there. Last February I went to see him. He told me he could not carry out the promise made previously as the said 18 acres were included in the Quarry Reserve at Omahu but if I liked the Government would give me another 18 acres. to the North East of it in exchange for 18 acres of Omahu West No. 2A. I told .him there was no bush land there, it was fern land, and the bush was right away over the other side of it and that there was no road to get the firewood
out. We agreed thereand then that there should be no exchanges
made. After this he told me he would give me a license to
cut firewood for six months on it. I was to take as much fire— wood as I could during the six months by virtue of the license he would send me and, what remained after that time I should not cut. I did not understand him that I was to give 18 acres in payment for what wood I could get out during the six months. If I knew that this was what he meant I would not have agreed. I thought he meant I should out firewood on it for six months without giving may 18 acres. But now I would not agree.
I will not sign the documents sent you for my signature. I thank the Commissioner of Crown, Lands for the trouble he took to obtain for me the said bush but as I have already obtained an occupation license of ten acres from you and the Warden which would give me the same power as a license to cut timber I therefore do not care to sign the documents which you sent for me to sign.
I shall make en end of my words here,
From me, your friend.
HOANI NAHE
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14 THE "Nr MY -HERALD. Ifikturtlig, April 29, pen. t
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ha bent kid bre the ChM lore the ril air la Yr Washy ahrshiy, tad Inkrie wreaks de lot near or era Mat they 5.4 of Yoh b. tyro. *sir obi* al Ora Lori the Ming, rfor, rear b ire ort bra wry* it mama be am permoi ii, m my Of th• Ladd seegral, rear, or et allraw* re Wars ...dad,the warn her or Mad thr dos bid ortrir end orb
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my milimid YAb• prama tirose mar tar.- la ' Ms, 51.7 bed Tomarel. Mbar Mins tbe 0.00/447,, ma mars. ant alarm “Milaild the err of erre. be10.70 err.
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at the biro of Irriari, rod se • or I. ibeir or mom MM. raw 11/0$ sr or .id irk imMity, sad that no man rah the err I lb Wear sad shier 5. bir malanind by ma right W g ra by a ti TIM. ons
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Terra./ )air T.1my re or rare liner se War to err W. ith Mallia madam It i• rarer • fir he re My for Me Ma es the so. elms ewer rld be " se asd ample.
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..by bby ay. W...bag. Lib.. Um.
in repass, Ow Mamba gray by erring MM.. IZI.Z■Willerreir it to net et ail so the Mr rear to the moor gren by
rd, lb. larre OM. her bar ewer la by Med arm rd& mar- yegarree oath the Mr. they rim met ray Aid the 511551 arwhoa..m War1,4b..
my by -.b. b.~. mmyy ...rimy arks, la re Wit or Arr. lar ad Isol re Mer • ey army set .....sr Wtribe 0 rerser ar err • day *bed sLiab rd a eight speet
. wad fp. ob• AM rd. ned re be. ....y sari Mir sr wrap rod• net.' Mr le ,tr.. ...krai. hats, 2. worm i •w fro e.•, Irk airy popolo.oh in *Mg Mar der yr is erm wain, awl
..bal Mys re rewentrir in rear ohardal her arr. ..P.Pai.g ...4 at irk. the greet erred se Or or, we in it bra bra en thorns of Err to .tied.tiedthe Kw.-
. ..., b........ . • ...yr her awe Ur Maths re bold OM Irma e r, err • gi, . • door.r.door.•• rho, Oa% d'•••11 •.mind.ihssd"si .oathW1.".. 1."" ' iii1"4"1" "r ji."4"..4 *b.'.
,. 'rem 4 Tlio dal a To WM th• ar bar of the Yr end' thar• ad sallarelle la tha Met they teek the Mr wear gar rater how the War eppeseets,
a bob, ,6e.. ern. miry ye ob. ...., Mr 1.1 lieherteent= Maria , Sr me a d moan ra The of the bra, as rm. emu May miadad id Yam agree tor . to. ey
.....r.a. wpm.. • gmym •.,* • web Me arra . • The eed sr Mr Ma. way pad is Mr her rake do far' as tar air entry re ran rea wenwenthe rah WTrae,
erreem...rreme, eed am b. rt.. lag re, et her la Ore rap, or SW tad art h the 451 briestrar rpm lets ee, •er lide le in far what Me Inea et 1M isali '.ia tho Kerr tribe.
by the or herr, ... she orir ea ria ale Ilkb hared. • ,Xe trod, edit rerlatiorir rob norm air be bra arr. esd aloha Tby am* reale gre and roar to
, bets..... tr.....,.... ....,,, b. 1.1. ..d. 1,4.11. i.,.......b.d.i, mi. ' mom, ,,,,,d eh. the to beee ber sari. ark et the err .41 ter peak . The roar wreita of
jb-sTV tr, ...be. ...di .4.44.. err die mob le. We ..immil, Apart • - *IS -the.hiall !-a. mor they brag ford, orreing with Wig sank 1 tralertioly tired i key pro
.....1 bed earry. peebstaybia.b.... rear, •es, r S. AIM Mr Millar • id MY( Mad air the ere reit sr dr en the toserne,ardy dr Wt the .Moog.Moogdid sr M. ,,..
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"kr -.... ih. ...../ bymmy ei ii. reek lailmar dm arl komer.=.. , • es be ear Mr Mr Me bar, sod risk rs ea le glas the phre loaf the mad day spar thll fight, end
.4440•14 WWI oar ralreCreara re Dm, ariii• mmdiy-Mmim am \_ •I•st=b -.Yea-5.'w sr.- 4......m■•••,....1■4.••■• $
, .., bobby I. tbb b..... to ..all year arra en Mt am epor err hr rear rear sod . 11•00041 40 •••b .4,4•4% 6•14‘ thee ire Mot for To Worm, She cep area, e. •
.by, is .., by„ eelybyyy r11. 51 the Ide Mir, dMr low potty perk. sr he re S. rated), r mot daha I. laidadid so MA ghat limy Of ow la bito the paper af urging pr., abr. gby by. ... ...... Aire. d 'the Ibaroar Sr b. , rreek the 41M • • M. O. by the Mr ea May 5.Mbe, sr ropy. Mho* the rd. Selsos of roe, r. • mt-U.*Mar for are by. b.. ..b.r, ......... . •fti..1 its sherrider ferry err 1 Ma Ady das. Omt is 11..1711..17mid.d. 0 Wdr. heir homily OW Or fAi• 11.• arr. Tide Warta to rear
Wed,' 1.... W.1.2. rd. by 2.• aMsr os• air es ..a. apart' wieder stealstealdiMily, to Mid. the Orr orb. bar rarer .6.‘ of Ihr weeek lad Sir dad Tarr end r sr... ....
...... .. gre.,....d. 1..., .. • bro.. wore re weer 4 Sr higher day of sr re phord, 'moody, did the Drams dVit•004 407 •••140l of ill0 hat erg b. Mk wribs. Um iSIdialiO• *Me Waimea,
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........ b..........c. arr.. to air moo Maw kr error. rila sh• Mr re 0,,, the vier at the be are to am by the Maar re, ad kiddy erred bre. the rise, 1st it -wain... ..... a .th,, id.. reeee b, he. , lab .0.1.4.... -T.....i..1.0 T. rem I. eet rhea, Mr any 046111•40 10 ilar air sr esso h el lide ambeam bar this .rig re -.rear bur hob.. .1 C.V.,..., brag *O. my therrom rier, ear bade irportm, sr wriordly tho wet is Ur Mr. Lis wary with tbs Mr o.5-i.the Naar sof impotence is
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5 : et .r • w.... sees se to sb. nor M. .1 la >r ring layine wry Arts aili Mr be yr hi aM Me ate wallas Hey rep, to' Mr it .lot, *sr es errs re re herr -
I- ry"-Yrry rams& h.bee ...key r 4......, , Miring say d Ire ler pares Mr thetrEM pre rarer dorly. le I. set webrith farkhe Par by ria the ibeerhe yidyidCD . 4...... ,... keettary Morab. . tb. NM starOr May Mall he, my - y Alle 115 bar lore spied Judo/2i: hrayht la la the Mr gam, le. Sb err OM Ware sorry, sedan.
1 ..........11. h.b.....E..... Maid hy • madam lam now?, wow "ma rMI Mr latimae • art with errL2 he &Moat ppre.,mod M le lir Me 0 Me ararse.biLea,aril they
a" . lb. my., er W. 44.1.44.0, fig, OM), Wry err dr, rat Mr in ma at the UM, ihm MA • ie der ohm* Ur 2•641004 era lir bed fah. end be Ms * Ihar or dirt ~aIder .. b....4, Ter.. She Owing or s his Mae raw ront in Me 'dwerra, aorta the ree. .dad.dadkro• ay tere pure Mem tbs rear Tbre. . Thie brag ban
mot': . rber ho. ...... ... I. ' lob wry Nay dna err he lad lie of both raga. °The Iiirlsor being lo Wneiareasat du *Me of Trask* ra, mood \_D. bar Ira far atipilad try Ger... ....., ........1. m
ode. Ma Wale ha ilenh kJ worm the Mr Mad 5.Y12. Wallas Mrs ked rived. 40 the prormr% r. Tr re, Mr ad the Ilerber Mad p ..eked.d,
c., a. s..., alb/... It tb. amt. re en, awl .1 r hie rem hosisb T. TIld • w Oa Uri, DM fre hew aloe rear r in akar or Mayld NA Mly A Mar proper dry dr.
..... bby. ,....7;46,41,* b....... 1.12 a bard kr r Mr. ad Or le Error rebid oat oar is the rm. a Mr Par rhab ••••e• hedr• Wall ••7 d. git, W.O.O. •.ol ar dir -*war. dob. woe the *rm. rat brew ori rest . liasis air he wary Mord, to rest tr., end bast bother, be notir end re reeks es to for ther lira bea. M. Lb.=
.....„ ad, .., a., . . .... or sr the ram is Oder to mar my • prise . 7....,,,,6,6, eh., their brag se tir as* ran. 11. badear . blob.. 114 re. .awing to
baby tb. bob, o y.y.a-yi.l. yb;dubb Ma igy • pair us fir,. it Ms B la 40141 ....4 • to Mawr ea to it era, of land dard by the agar. sod MI* ./rear la era for rah.
yr... b.,21.7 d . ...... bib Met mot el OW Miimia eel. r, Misr re MI nod for the hr 40 W., et Ty /MY, Ss rand id 04,4 errs ea r WarWaraw are. bat in stri rove or
sir 51 the Tim er re le •• sari .... hart Mr the CM, the Jolt gas the Warr am* fah Wally of Me barer ere or 1.mwm, dier Ur brie by the arra 0400j00. I:
...Er . grebe. b. yo.,.. b, p... Amin. aiM ram dMa. ani Aim Mr Mr ear • end amid, Med their owlM be ar. dilki7 hat. had, d cep =Irk rd teme le the Thera
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rehrrelink. re theWeibbh=b, tarrare r\_ rim of Yr a rid, arr of har la arms of tribw, Ow role Orr Ira is Me ram Mr .ef Arra ram .r ..e peo
..,......, ., . ,,.. . ...dr b. or ob., 1. err It ore Wby.ygi .1 b. ...../ the ilmbiehe Ma it err sr a parr or Wm Oa wary 5•114000101etwaro
y7.4,...... ...4 7:-.....7. wren r Yr dlor ale km ...gn g a WM 1 the ha mu :mad et the riam d tar Warr lahot Ir. Wbay aka pa are weds la Cleart,
me .. ya.... in.. b,...4...... mere, Work mire gb• by bit. rdjimmy. 7.• Ir.u.„e. w„ tear, prig. rostra arra ad rad es at via. d.6. diesordia the err 51
. 7.,60,..„,,.I. ,.... id .... ...4 whim* other potyik. rabrag realeay nyt ...i.u. ...1 tr. maw... I...um e. P.,..i•P... ..,\_\_\_1... "...T.., a W''nn 4.6. °.• 210.1..• '•"••••
. 1 .f .1.0 me grow. be h. Mud arra rm., ,1W si Ur aidlit The left re Se the Wrote ih• Maar* ri. '•or Warr far ro ad aWarr is *Mir Ow au..
... , .ket dr. • ...bey ......d. re re, M a. II woe, by hearr 5.L.., rd To Wars Mg rat ford • .1 •ad•• 100.0.\_ bid. .t 0.0"...\_, u• ..145." ""\_,1, thi'd,wid.\_ ga :If Mildbat •o• but ast
bo bb, abba.b.d. by .. more.. ber err, =Me my Sr rd. tor ad Wear aimg , a odneib. siMard Arty had. for.r. ^ Irddan. sawe s''s .. lay r. lot a h h r
b .0........ eed bey to ........b h. in re mai sr aid Irk The Mr esti in wed ear Se Me reek *them, e Mr ors Dr Nidadadd oddly. d da ma h,i e1rg awl dal rad*
1... bed . b............. by .b. lob,voilb lir bee, .1115- all Or err Wsamaraiasamarais frost beag arra!. d her ibidt adas. end airy..*\_f ate ark
....L br . .....2......... Mir Irk Ma War the wiata7 me May 1.171.17lard 5 or arr. ler .. 47. Ida &,\_•• :a. diiht. ,!, r. m.,....6..P.air 401,"b, Weolthr., ridt"
f,-,,,7,,,- a...4 ........ Midi sr in the nontl.:7beed of rah re, • IM :rt. heat the host aherr a •••• ,•a. •. drty,..17M r bina \_ rd 1... Peon, rot so
+ Norrahi K aria di iiiii MI ea frib ...., a 11. Parr bpe a.. . boy .. lb. eke.w d the a .kb sa, mg. A am MA. rd Mat hayld. Other
'la. el ie. mem Ty. ib obb *wt. dMI Yky plim sad yydreimid= gra rd her erg arniesked, thei own* ...I rag:I .taw ,,S, a• •••••'•\_,\_ , titre ad.. ,\_1,* W.I.**. b, wig. • Tr
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b.babbb , ... 11,.... .igigga by 6 . Me i theirpaimipal hem al513.•111.mbam AM An hy Mr mar herr rad b7 a., )1 . .\_\_Iss.•••\_\_\_, Isar 1 sr\_,..' r Taro ,S° /..,\_•••
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...,,,yob,t, Away I. • re. 55 W40 earl.4401144 Irmi stmt., aad oar or M. 'I5.e Wrea Ora read • rid •,ith r 0•.4 tt\_1•■•-=,......•- !....07- I- - i° sr ds ....h.
Plate kr Mrs* ohm it. *Min Amid id IM•MMIA, iii the %Owe ranee al the tad. b1. or a the war ds ihs's.id/".1isiks”V"....f " asO• AA". Maeair.... To
,,,v, 41. p.h.....1 &yd... yy 5..-. her airy. ark N.. wad. ow ba .g. 1...d a. label is Ut* award or dire a 46 ra ...bad' P•Wh. h■int m 6. Pea • Woh.l. .• lalidi • I sin ha* dl 111. had T,......4 .. . •e rare abeher may Miry wird m lea ad Mb thy ma y bars Me b ilia arra •• War Wm aairtar r a eM •.p.• w5. 11. Mbar AM .. \_am roar te the ......,,,4," Tu... Mr* Maar the era a the tell LAM pommy rift .anonle bare Mr 1.1•A oars. tis As" isd. ." p••- Md." Oa liPdha. rd raid ta/
r .g. I.. gb. Maid lian Ma I* rimer • e 0. et.....1.. T. puss. g er . Medi Oat poi of Or bOr rat of lir Moir of Ow Ma, rod et re
..=1„4."7.13, I. A. A.h.y./..g sj,tr./Ma lir IMMAis dm auraldad YSr 5.74, by Sir kr 51 War. 112e Wear. Ir..\_....6 jla....1 \_," Us W.1.1„. an.... •h•ts s ...dad ►d• mare y........... .04 sr st.......d Inter..rim it month. arrow roma MM. hed me of the rally.! mar rt. r• ••••••• rd. ddd■7 war thet it re rae:Arret the
41.. it, ....... lb. ...... .1 lb. by them * 2: gr,..,, .. . th. Thor thmh • e rr .....0.1 *Mr riabstar mar .areaet Warr Lie at MAIM awl bliareari mat Wpm* re, re re In sr. der the 55 serer imedral am bet re, far re h pr arr her as arty be• is ir erre km Mr by the rm. Te WhamWhammewl Mew Meal This .....\_., b.. y.....A. ...y ...... kn., ...,ii..a ,....., did r her.. . .... ..... e.g. geb. .......... terg. err, sed la grid lay he She parr it .r.rb. .6....a la the Mr' or hes :rt. ......../ rah. err as her 1 ler M.." t 6.... .4. Roam. yb• ma Y M•bsia•M ..arges ..6.1. Mia M Mlk Orr... dr. r Tarr th• Mmdmha rd. rm. . did est bore leer*. •Ipal MM. war M. r• Mt . the whol• hams of ao bre, • re, perry or mph NI UM Adds ware km. The dee, mar g le Or Mr' rare, 1115 sta. am Mid am mar dmayy, • math with ray la tae perm m of 1554 few re Mr Om bred Shea. warm et Or Mr loo by the Mr.Mr.art Uri rarer, hoer the hart •
iidmd„ amabid Am mid imam,. re mare 511. Ow re a Ore mbar. Time arra sesatbrir bar ern parlor to the bard Tr of la ova k re, add rims et ell. sera
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r tier re kra ..... res re e e AM .4 mahim fm My Y gamma by the ribs of Or eer met imalwri.thaMT lam at thimmdmoidg. " ho• .0 I Se ..71" h• re she ee- ry rid at hem ha. err. Arm 51 pr, dhm Vibe te Md. es gig lard and farm mi• her dim* a their lea, Wig ay .4 ro wanes ii, ••"•1161..• rod • lad •••. ykW tamer. To Tor.luring Me ef My mom* md b• M. rag, ro .War of re mad gm the par .., eed ebrod re rms. ...Mr et err* Maar ter i •s grand rely raw rad dinner sr
s1.11 le ber. by ...... Th. aria-ep. mem .. ,eAM( biMiam y arm- re ring ear Cher mar rat, err to der Of arra re To Warr 110•0•If. re Me re of tr.
sew et Me Were ern to the • meal MD raty, er rare 144414 600. ili IOW, Mamma mmidable, sad mart, or pit:. weepers thaa 001 gr. )errSr tho rod err ..• of
...11 err per like the limoom TM War trai rere ..t AM .11., LIM sher rang, kr ra dIr. Mid red fere eerier It is writ fir her5..Nowfwdof Earl is Me very re of
bMr ad roar therm la Mar Tor air, re NOM. of owl ere is their mi.' how st irdia err Uri Yr erald ar .peo as low at Wain OM • Me Om et • key of
ruby, w5. to be re ohs I" gmt ressuradead or approd 8 her diem Mirk hit mama Am rill, oultrato or err Mir ••• d it Wm Maim Mrs, awl only 1.0err
more le W5.re re et Omar load Ilia Ilima and Wawa =Weal Ma pea of likawasks,■frasly followelby•ime Mr err oml mw Sr parr lb. 1.41 of Wb. dMete ./.. Bor.
Mr worn. Ileo MU liwy Om.; Mora ond WM only a cell mbar e f re miry. Mr ming W5. s. •• If.....4 sss.is" sr ta tr. la did Oddil w T• Wad.. " Wh7
parOrem* Mcwthtdali be. kw arse to wren .... a *dr kr el- Maim • eat, She roritabu rear hod by *Am kr the errs area .2 yon worg.ry yearns r sr .weir 1
Omer ad the re ......1 we ow .1n. erred se • ligitim .M. red big dr, mad Gay Pirdihm Mr. ad briar Ater WMt dr.s. TI barg of tior or dad
rola tor. the Mem N.. ee= ailed ten • i• IM • art. rfar ant idea ea tiairt......b..' Odra • WM of rarer. ret lay •r.toea Wbrier* h • wey rm. roar . .
daso, sad rads Mr reed bring .. tear Errs. Me We dreala fro fre. .. m 0 sky lyre re there any era ef yd re bIlar and War LA neerto by rah. mid,
web • rea wren .n........ Mk we me kr It km in 11. • sere-aring Ira tug: p.m a ar sa • M as Iteratra rd dal a .....q......1 04.• Slimmoo ...min r Mr, rip., ''
Or to WM W5....dm wire ell pre se Mr* a. rr e s thet a tat pleas red Ts res, is eight el, bat me of •• Orr rekerion *et try took the land wir Mr may aspro amonorre, ren o'
OMIll, Sy.rot.hamar, re re or ae roar Per Oki l Ire low the re to Yr Harm end roe M ma ilia mash sad Orr a mor be ler re is lor of Mg Me hedir from she
orrad. Mr ad 16. Nowa* =Mao Mr el Warsaa 2 the irilbso dr am tedy 51 ihe Wilte. ter re hew far, aoloa iiii• WU at Ye samially • ymak •y, yea ..y. Tr iamb
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mO Ma ant am ark/ ear of war her. to fah rd their der ..iudy.. GM a...am ie Mr or irk a mho kie MaMM dii dm. as TPA- amab 1 Te Tor erred • Wade • a ....-
sa'gimb 'lbws 11.4sialpi as boa wposi sneer.sessibf re Mete% ad ilic division-4 Youtisha ia ma Iola Mir* oh may la as my men, Mbibm esd abomd bly y b, may Art
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THE WEEKLY HERALD. [Saturday, April 29, 1871.
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M ns .Mann gi in ea mem. . It aloe appland km nide. ------- \_ ehia4 atoms hr Mier. io in U. Ward, the other ft with 111 CAL -
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bid. .d 1.011 map.. He pile teneweetley, that the eultiestion et LAT n m
um i. ■••• .... Rhe is net ininootl.
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masimest" hem nese dun le • wen is a wheat wention. by the wirer between 1.7 - yTh. brie X.. parted her es. chnin nn OF 'MD pm., and bin, his mospani. raw semy when end 10. ..rmot mod.. mad mmiftiaa
they Wei 14.0.• were ossaing. vb. WI.. hodwansd by the Nana.. DREADFUL UURRICANE AT FIJI. ....S.Y ../6 ••• ... mEad M.. no Ett L ., ,
Pam namely mfront of Dr. Demo'. • b. b. I I F I t (V
mommma ear] ..1L he ►is " .et rear" any Aka. Thompoon, eni wanted by Hi. IMMO ■...■ BM1itlee UMW dia. the Rh. Elul.,
lianaimbe me toe Am. Madedle that los T. Mr in UM Md.. the re...- „on .," reftwer, was thrown up Met of the
did bear al, or ere a Wrens. mph or Thie rimer ere ewiningMt, et. Owe •. Mins gt.,..0.1 tea... •L','...1 .4. New- 0...0 .01, u,„,0, ,01, na.hi, wail noes
huffy err to live and ed.. . Ihe the Waibblo ear • emademble nem.. castle fnwe Fiji.. .A Ale na onnit..... The relegesph, .....0 oleo thou. up •
41211la I he did not "mi." them either, fee by the Nun,. ENGLISH- At kIT
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sad eourrestiluma sr...... we imbyg 0, sm. gym. In Menem plea, but uninjured. Both these \_ 4
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remarkable eiblitiMr• MI inpymmd at. Mai 0 tie on grAtayr, .7 ... bykyy mit were about six tae burg.. The
times se be Wiegr histamast, wtho W. nen by Wen.. • realawant ding whit re. Broth. awl Co. foe • I. a We4:: ra.• Ita•otaip wen. etemi. be bee mho. VIA. SUEZ.
me.. He son, him. that lb• N. mond Men she.. to Ile Tarr after • 0 gm. es, .04 We Wm.. WM, but by minis.
be.. .attend .7 eateminly ow W....- mas Kaaideneee. Tete The, a Northerkat ten tarn boom. The other noels -
W•,. plswesl tn. own, .... the A.., eite.n •ononen rain ad..., says M. me mind . it.
d io the h... l d M Mt
d. ACE WREN PRANCE AND
- bat err it, urd ft. D. 0, derma or • al. I .nt to callinte at gaipsea, en the WRECK 07 Tug ZgSZEPHYRAN-y were the liminkbok end Meteor, herpes the
by %be ILL but *M. 0a I. Id...0..b. M. argil uoi three otim .
es all the milli- KESTREL. later with In. loopm doe st t d kWh Tv.. PRUSSIA CONCLUDED.
heir e• WAn. rat set ..had by Ile .onion
.did ems to pleat mot.. of Pao- r0.\_ eve m 25.1
Mar 1„e. Olimeel, and M.. nary, \_\_\_\_
ear .... ru
N.M.. n mien. t•••7 ".. It Meta W. 7'Meshammt .11.ingio. Iwasof ,"" '" "--- ' Moaners The hotline ground amid tut he
to throw fir ea air of num. In which 4.......0... We nem had may .1. N. UWartUm luerios. hever, we me in • 00.,, ,,,,,d ty • .00 .0 I. whot it omen PRI, •NI AN TIT' if) PR WiTil DRAWN
Ma Md.... .. 1. .....12." ...PM. h.. of es..... . Oar hoar re. position to arettieh the &w are which it h. ,,, 0,. nyaa 1,,,,,,, 0. eat h..... FROM PARIS.
al. ol ...hip ...pstasemd mg ......... ..........pony owationed. To as observer Lonna pm. yo 0,.. by.. p,.. We - .--
M.. P.M. Tho ....r give by shoat I weak am to the A.A. ate mete lhe ...nee ef•tourn one which • W.-
ill mart.
O. .6... F4 VI. 4. e.bMv•ht• N1th. Fa h. mod. We mod after 1,,,rt. LW hoe marl might ha. posted.lening ¬ation FOLFYItIty lils-roNuiNcEs I•:
ter pin ma to thoo Area, to ter to he ....... pigs Th. ....... mi. • In. tr.. TN. 111111.e been thrown doyen w• iFDDD 0..l th• lo.niF•DO FF. •,,,J. din PARIS.
..pried pet i. ratty • rapmerntion . by the N.M. wit.. sea pile non. . Mu forte of t ple, Mr wit. are left .rave. In the dieteiet all. it unto..
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6. MM.. NM ....wean who ire. rant rule miter dry Me to haid staaditng en, bead of their forage, and ea. rest of the he.w, white the webs h. been \_ \_\_\_\_
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andy din.. ..
whim thsy la. the had- with nap. to M Am. 1... Me. tlen Peaty seen. env a withenearl min. WarnWarndr., bed es beli.e. .1 de.Dord. MU TINT or 100 AI (MILE fi DA R D.
lonle me gentler .d arm nem co Ire. 0. 00...., by. b..m. 0. am. r„........ r. veer „„,.„,u,„, ,d the en. A nation ewe on the coast there we. pally --
.an pc.. espeditios ...La rum tuna.14,01. Erse torn .0.0 th. 1.00 (.. wro otale at fint i. the list De Rnmerkt ww.ned 1 ,..y Wm tn. Then ••• •rP Wit. gm pre.. Waren Toni. • reelibuta ...py . 00,,,..07 aiAm gm y.
gyr.... my 0. my 0, L., 0,,, remarkably high tide. the water eh. Ir. SMALL P IX IN LONDON.
vita. my': " I was ea the Ale. ton.m .. 4h. eel. e eel.. e ti. Mg ...it am, sod the roof km sail • fmr Ulm fen M. Y. Weft. neer Moen then \_\_\_\_
.me• ...h ..., franc. When I ...I i. to theca Oa the rime Wed. an Os. ea Anna of inn kit Men it. Qom e ef the Won 06. Don nftnenst a .........1“...... -....„„ .. 6.
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es Owe row eller forty mule carpals. ........ 0........ by the 1..... hes Wen carried by the tone of the wind Ma . itte /0..1 a•••,....'.4 • ... '-"" .'"-E ' "'' n• TE• I 'S NS I VI-
= differ. W. Ws had ea gm 11.• t.lua. MY 111. it ea. dd. erred rk doe. rto die Araibelow, when the e1,bb& he mop. U.. b. 0. DM.. Mann TIDN .. tn. IIIIV. DT, Tort:RN .
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We of tho Arabs after *a alftek . a ihm, ...... . E.0., yew. my. PawPawMnattered obi. Tue 110. ... tk• rut . aft of Tots Len Mff ; \_\_\_\_\_ Warrior.. 1. ro, 1. . beard;.. ymar foer dere, or ore .0.0h01,, are iii• AO IDO 1... D•DOI *fora a, 1..r.., . ..4 oho goer P... ....k. At Mt MS. UNITARIANS' XDI,DID, D Pill
gelNM% "It n metton7 0. ...on ..... 0..... W(.11.... W. ether the building which the deer°VALI,.
at* PM. ".11 Md ...• NMI E ME.. l Tlost alt... Lb., 11,. H.,......, or. re Wine meal Ins iltsappesred, 0.pyy y.y.00 0.0. yy.., yy, ykyy THE BIBLE ui:VISION.
10 rm." ee "Wm.. Peal- W." tufted Lls• Honeli. toad reaagonstori Mode brim[ .01 b. eMP'. 1. ...3/4 .. `••• I. van ..... Inventing hi. he.; and that --
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Mahe mi. the reseimar. .y. m oma,, .(Iran....... ,.....d CM. hens Woewe imam with plrIblill. ,,..
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wim the mane too WetWetao ..Maas Limes. 0 00, ... mg., &ono, of which th. Mt the !inane eataltintunent of Alms. q..... , .
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Tb. 111.0elm Ohm.... te •Itseir ut• Am.. • 0,... they mm. did mi.q.,, J. a goy ..g b... by. w„,., th, temp..,...„.,..d..,.... . 1k. ..d. .I, . i.., 0.
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H ••■ ..• .earn NV.'" "m their eir to, or .. Moir held .1 ...7.I
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...el. is Waded sa y nava comp. A0.0.0. .. Th.,,,„,.k. yr..yr..0.... Lang thin. we neon. some Fiji Wan..
U.. 'b" 4""7 qwWkwa' Ww"'W WW ant N. ►tail• . namt.i. Hy......- ..E. .6•••• b.'...6.." ......1.... B. b•rountar read20.10. He lutt not seen it VILLE'S TYLKORAM COMPANY.
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M Wee nahiag at all of the M., ate. 0. ..a ........, .... teptg.... . paw lb... and Ike lee on Catholic nerds my 0........, i. Fiji ,..„11,1,, 7..,.
inn.. Man+ 21, man..
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Iittle "off and en' od ~his& mid • kw ..b..0 a... A..... gh. 0... 1.0. and moms netthrt of .arch hem foam.ay
days' pantar {Mang, wit. snd.dshout ere. eeeee ,,e. tee.' , , ee. gm., by i.mooned any injury, awl thee an to la U ]'togs A the render tem,. lute gone In Tn.
air...At yen ego, sad wk. . the time /b. „,„„,,, a a. minnin threader. to verb het es.. wonderfully. Mt. HORSIBLE MURDER AT FUT. "1\_1....".\_ .. I \_ . . . .
Y....M.7.. der N... •7 EMIL IN IL na by Mei. meeeave vegan they p..- .40 rutin.' Inodes;... men. • .... (Facm vas • Fut ri,,,m^ st,•0,, to.) ,V.,:"'""" '-'"•.° 1' ''''' '"....Y '`.°
a/so elehao. the mama, of Pear.mg. W.... U my,. I. la. tar, awl other Mr lad their rm. Idlyyy th..00 0.0„. h.0...... ,, K., my imm. ii. toe . A r. .r b y b.. 0. ..
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P.M.( I. bon. bar N'td •... M... rya.. he weepy the An. Ise. pm- bonne tea ••• • •i0100 1'6". tob""' Somotre ariathe mil intelimetwo of IM 0.... 01,;,„.„,....,,,,1„,ii,,,-,0,,„, porseamay WA it sod addit oganat am .....0..,.. . ,..y. 00 .... Pin.., aftwn. The greatest thaw Mts. 00.„. 0 0,.. Wykkim ow Th.,,,,. eh. ... ifr I„. b„....„Z„,i I,. only ea,. ..h.‘i
W.... di.6..."."4 "WI " 4 th.."... U." l•di.........606 ...Mt bKra ••• .... • d'. *".th'''' ''":: figh6"7: frod in bed with hi. steal Wren in, al the .....i. ,,y W. ........ .... ... k. WA.. rotas. did .. fulll W. am. ...... 4. The, 4.6.4 de lea,. ,....r f.... which is ea effeneally dem.. a. a y\_.,\_\_ , .,\_...\_\_. 0,,,k isky i,...... 7y. , . ,. ,. drier eft& tael to the Avelm. It mid 1,..aio. 00,.... 0. 0,...T....... no Lanni men bed ...led it ender War y.7..'=;;;;;;;;•,..„ 1.007•. ..., " .77 , ,..,,,...,,,,, rm. r„,. ,toy
Ma. MP.' t" N. ...Elm! Mt, themly m.o. famed W. itt myth. UM (Mt' • , to of Oellinouto.t. Ifelboerne, and .,,,,..1: Y.., tha ...le a T... ,ii...:.
Men. kw the papawpapawa 011et•FOINte I. • p........,........ 0. ....1...1..... Mg IN MOW War glee le the bore, re „ „„ ti„,, „„,..,,,,„, c„„,,,,, ear,,, mi. p.„..- 44.. ‘,......„,n, amt 7 .0
chin In ear eetomibly Men to sow& 000a, err et *Lehi net wed Oen Mei., of r. .1... I.., maremare...1'.... "ES hots Yietada. PM... He .... Mmt ... th. Mot be me... itili..6. 7.....1.,
Z•nhet. • NPR...Mt ' "11.4 ma. lanes the Ai. Pannewere no Um pr.. nen......6.7 .."/"..6••• P. E. 0 ...... ego..... 11........ an, 0.. .0 0,.... •
W Anam after the Itarul.he had enema .... . 00 0 0, ran.. 01,.., ... Mores of Me. 7. zed W. Kampala, which. .0 yi. yr., aye,. iim i. .. Fiji 7,0•00.....; .... \_ ,
fremals.l. Kat.. We meat nom. 0 0...... yd.., 0 14...... moi. owing to tie., p.a.. present their old t eg i to inlets en lee re.
,,\_ hoe. whilst . •oni hie M.. time es.... and mrpnield Ineelein Con,
*Mt ...I ...• •••• .....1 *.iii..".... "d by mama. or ethensise. ... M.. ..6.-....... t ""1 r".. W Ike 6-,''' lleetO. IV trtht• /Me, e. N . "MP nomdcrin.Okrf of tho Nations/ Ones&
th. wetwray 0 11.0,..... y .... throe mei., who aent etthets fofth 1 a.m. th. Ileoe rm.. boat seweltOre, FhpliDog ,...., ii,.. .. ea.., oh. boy., b... L.00. ......0 y 0. 0,, 0 ..i...
7me •,1".••••••••., ...at W......• Ngatalsea at Twess..... the followine Imenehert .1 .1., ..7.8 6.7 PM a itho. tan yanle diem. from each ...he, 0. err 1.• rib...al that he woo 1,1 t
on the Awe. I did sot li. all th. ti.. boy. .0 0,...0. mygm,......„0„..2 ye eeeet, ,,e, ee ..... k h. be... o 1.0 !e.g.
Ilamearw; I would be bear • per at • ,,11.,;„,, yorjob000, 000 woo, oho AM But when Imlian here the mad pen rearli likir:C.g,Syr.„1.rrynitykittrEyt .,...,..0....7.7 tofthe "...mt...
rote frr that pl.; I mild be ark Mee . .. ........ g. b. ......., tee.. and When, for the ant has Wind up web. kik,0 by 0, .0 y 0.0., rear- ..,„1\_ '''.'!,t \_\_ ,\_ ,\_\_\_ \_,.\_\_., .\_ ,.
tunes from Mat.. ft • pat Whoa I Wed term for dm NpalleM1, pertiettirly die kr and refl. fron doe Webour nela up te ...... 0,.. 0.0....0 rave0.. .Mara.. „.•..7„. .'0:7..z.r.r.r.:7:.:: !„.f.....:, at 110...... I wend bgo to II.. W. yoga,. hi....1f I. apt. ...t the. the buildings, .d no to Do ...... .11 Oh. L........, . a. oar „a...a ....... unwed.
..I. neonM.b........... E. no a Ma. onwiwed In .11...1 war bow DIM to Du pa 1.0.1 The loom* .„,,„„ „......,..7-...,, .,,.;,. ,,,,, ..,,;; ......., i ....i. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,...,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,
.......iht 04. •• I. It.....1 1.... th.t. I. ries iv at the tree ef the ...re a u0, (..., 1... L. twat. 1,.... 1.... MNE4 teens te t bet ft .11 .ppear W.heithe ..........r0...I. L 0..... ,....,
Ram*" .1..... 17 Om"•"T. chief I'm...a hi. people. 6 TM those .highly, bee ell ogre it welt et Own hod seared ....nowt. Mr. e•dgums
ft. a ►otAn .A.6. M. .011.......a .d .I. sMid.. fib W I. Neali• I. eon "fte M...... Heat, leas the .0.1 to eraer the 1.1101, rTMroma A...,b7 y ...tear0 ....
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the pee. es. so... fee Nadu" Quse. L..........,...,,,,....... b., Bar adMil dem put . hi been ,... yy„.......... 0, by b b be i . cm„.„
tiered by kr Dean aa to nhy Om did .....b. .rd Lb. gg....b., b.. woo erred ray, uprise the Boor la th. .wes- .0 Mod .....y, 0....y........0 0.mm y.htnym. 1,.. 4,.,.. , red
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ot meth Wee? He rept. t t• h woo • ton m. 6.. ........ 0. A,.. eh., they maims. than Iola et. sot ler ern 0.., "th...th b. it th. Ma ..... door 42„..„. . en..
Mad. ea. NVEN.E M E'S••••tbe ii0a....001100.• by pennhaiwa.". re Meer SOD-OO. , , nuien, ehe too. that her hmkand err deed. 1111a ...my., ...... .. p.m...
A.. rap.. • Aptilw, MM.. • ...b. m.., by .1. did .0 ..... 0 We ma no. 1e0. NM" C.0.• ■ F. the semen. a Oa body. it read .11 mu. ..1 .... el.. &nye pg.j.
emIl peat of p.c. Weeterenesa which 0,....17-.-0.0 a .....14. 1. mot ob. wt. lass wean. soon coneidenede .1,00. ...„ ,.. ii Wa.....4 Ira 1.... „,,,.i by .... i. p..6.
h. bee• pr. by Woe.. • N.M.. llanstuahe teases bon Imo tba lostelo of ege nift rent T. •••, Phatehtelo onfnal 0. 0,... ..g bi, hood boot., at ,ati, 0 TM Nai.„„4 Owls .„ .0.7...i., A. In the .11voW. B. tft. o " I awn ma . th• Trevetreir, hook due.. weir of of & WY "Ma. b.' ..- II h. M. M.. sow.. or ether honey weapon. Them 0,0.
Who whom this less Wu Wise would p.., m.....b. mm. .... ........ down sad the low Mrft.. 6 fully g900. yok m b.,. banban..,.„...4,,. and fe...e4e,e, ., 3.„.„1„. boon„„„„I „ ii.„.„. ".....b...“.k.....■'..""•\_,W..* A. ... tl. re....... .. 0 NEE a .....I, E.°, ,\_\_• '''"' •. .nerd he had be. atnekel made. eith. . '..
Um .1.0 .4.. "PM" Pam •p Me Amer irde et .111, or l• • releable orriY. The art ... i... *C... " the lean Imams Th. body or Will warmMeech 19.
Um pea.. awned,. sad without Thumps. . m.0 b.bothby .0.... 0. ma eed nee. gems bud.. We quite • dilaepidated no .1y, ..... ...mg bo by. „mi.. until P•.. whites date Utst Omeral Fs. nal, Wewlsdp, mad thee rot cry orb hie err 01, ...Tapp,.a . fa, .... fro.,. he . gems. Dr. Riley h. wataind consider, , .... I. 0,....... kg . 40, 11,f00 men. 1.104. Doe Wig. of M.o.
. 0. itirttre. Qminh yOn.. weld appear a. My ofeme to de. The .i. Me 0.00.00 by Wing hie wintlow.. kin 0..,..0.,...„ ............., nun.. cereal ere.. were oath p•i8O.M.
Why did 7.• .1.eIMMEM .1,6.d .1... a..., whir ii........d.i..... toendeel M. T. "d Me Mt "'MEI Ai' • .n....u. An arr. or I. . Moo harly Thiens prods.. dein. the flower&
=r? Ammer " Why Mehl. do eat i. ...... ... ...4, .. . b. .. b. MINT... ie the peal. suffvere by Ike , ..... ... e „d.j. mo. pi. yy. 0. It me. to be wpm., preereestng. The OM, id 1st the Ifertrito pray sad ..1,...„,.......„ ............ th. hunt.. The roof ern the diniook and 00.,, yy.r.0,,,.. . mai. • .ib of Paris a bang noreenised. Ms 11101.7 VD.. 1 aid bill Po. . dr cork einnninn, tame .0 .......... erring err bae bran mied tiny 1 bat re, .100'01-1, was ..rem .0,i„, .• yy, The mg. . A doe pee cent. loan will he Aro. Tee ranamehe did not en mabill ...b. .0...... ,.ode. by 0„. riot, one Wbillion.. the bas and the 1.1- .b. .. a.m...., gym .u:.:, .. • submitted to lb Ammon, en the lisi.
0.0 pie I it.. hod Ism Men I dm." ......, .0.1, i. .r, 0. 00.1 a.nbog rooms feetimately the rt. tea... 60, „,„4,,,,, „,„i 110 .,„„0„4„. .0. rand. 1 81.4.
hard... Ismer prob tree abed bra .*0„„ ora o,„,,,boo,,,, Wewe.. et Th... (Mee ale, in mu of ere.. yy.„. being 0. pbbbrny a ijo, go.... Teethe a reported to be hosen,
en the AAsaby Ilenreshe peakWive.......i.,thith...th. ..a ..., 0. y canc. „r aad mum Min loom st. the beds Wore been x.y. .0 km moma y 7th sy Forty them. uf the anny of the Loire
retlit an. Wm. I did an Mom 11. 0,......... .......... .o• rent b. thmer. dove 1 031d the ler h• very henry ...... my. ..4 my pAve.a. 0.•,,,,.. wend rhea on the 11011, . pen.
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..... plat rodeo ....7 ME I. di......... ,....., .e 0.. the pont. ..-114. Tamer tielitedoe it, M. JAM Thin ........ ta. ob.., 1,,,„ ..,H,„ .O0. Diarrhea.. took rem on the Oeente mem to MM. .I amid net Wye out the ..i. ...b. ... 1. I. ..I, is if orb., a us. the marl. bush. A ...ant ofX5 le earn offered far ppresolensti. et Zurich ; lir Osne. gag
perk lir deer if Martrhys WI Imen lb.; ...a...1y a .... R. .. Rau.. R. are. I. am limit of our ourey o and 0,,,,,,.. . pp....M., .„ 4 ,,,..., we. i. iheyv.. tem Dow.; oho temp Ared in the mob.
It mt. , b.. ••••••,,. ....Wm, \_M.. .lams.ma.lams.Iheve &bed to pan then title la ea /01. dread 00, d*P. 4., lh• NS . th. us. by the rare 1101..1101..in ...d.e.i., .101. 6.4.aws 01100.
"Thrtr.... .......e ........ ....• .. the An. 11.1. .. t. the traumas Imak of Lemke, Mere Mr. D.P. home u.„my, 0,1 eat um.,,,„0,1. 0,,,,. 'I lis. re rest stint. in L. en the
Wad... in MK. (Wed. o it IP nmn, .....00 . toe eeeideete et gm, h. noni dia.. of in nesnifth, sull kles y can soapier 0nm...b. my goy •e mid, and IS. WM. Quinn., Melly ill.
N .......• I. ". lb. A. "I which they alai. It a W.. Mend Fitagibboal Wneared a.. damage to mid the Itanbourg al Amine were lreimoleol.
Die Enid. Cons.lets, and if th. mow. foe
..a.ltbrati.g wt. et Waillanskehe fer de 0......0.0 am W..1 0.......1. its roof. The Weans. Itionieftheme We I...y.0w ....... I,. an ,„0„„,„00 ll•Deral Ch. woe cwt by the root..., ave... M. MIS . INN." • It ••• W...hi tab. to th. law. of the A.. bi.. oh. I. been ameely Wiwi, bring Ina mealy all the 00 k.„ byy. .0 00. ...,, 1. 0. .. who at.. 40 sumo.,G were eempiaml, . HMItatha Niel)Niel)...S.M... W.". W. le the Ala.nuse ifin move • enney sise ffro.the nor Coming down the ll ..,'",...111 my km . 00. by 0. 00 without sacked treatertreater. the AArent•her the Waikato 0., ......a by u.. lee.... .1 enure.enure.m then. is • cottage lately erected by Ms Illem hiy , eeee, ke,eier et, 0, b. nn.i,..l7 . an,,, ihn. en, ence'. se. M. to Doc left booth of 1.4.
W." Tha ...............INE shell be ddineed le r. Chid Jule. of the nod nenlint . M. Ma .6 N. Ct."' mare time put, mod as still morning fr. St... MME 3..." W... to"04'.. of tho rgatihana by ersapation. He Mims my. mg, o.,,„,„ . gym.. ay.. 0 which how left every vestige of a mot P. .myko km A, 0ee ay. p.m., order. Oirrenneent toppealed to Ow G end.
....d MEMEI.. NM., PM. be Manually isteneled is • large pornall P.O.( thy Do. Wnn•Pn, Ch.* c.i., 0. anoma •.a boot, m... y.,. ..... to me. Penle fr. peficip .1 Frame ffromon the Anim, in malt piea three win 0 0. A... 0... 00 gm. by .1.... sloe. the bark re. Weenie Tote. Creek. 0.1 too. d.e.,, .0 0.7 bog.... rein.
What be cane reside. and eublestion Mae . a... ,..., N0,... ......a...... wa nor. •0041 P 4i bowie. which Imre bre oo ...7......, 0. .„mare.mare.Ty. y,..... The Punk. inlement perukes Use rine& out to Willae-Wt eat of Wtftwoyeerethat .5 gy. y.., ..g . ......., 0, 1.., blown &ma • WI. try beyond Irak 11.1 ;17.0,, I. foil 6.. 0. ..a fnnilly in
he wee lines end .11inaing . limn. ....... me. a, ee.aeons thr the situatalsonj oppraito Mr.Wranal, ia M. .00,....,0 0,,,,,, y .1., ..r„, „„,1 Then iv I.e.. yeamoia. from the
...Id. shoot • yen stations ea* when ?mom ....me.. dap.... the Chou., rash. build. for • drondo ,,,,,... odd 54. yo,,,, .M...0 „k Lawton &hoot Brod erre they od. tit.
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wl almat he rale to bar Wm faun Meta 00„m,,„,„,,b,„j0,. ,„ p.m., „ p.0., nes Wing wrested, bet the hut. Ws bees ,,,,,,,..i. vim.. .•d,,,,, ,,.., .00,1„, reading of the ltiblu an. yea. m.o.
...", "6" 4..... 7..• 0 Wt. E It. ••• M end elbow ranODO•Onot, T. Wh ereeei is thee.. dr. Mi. ie eesebr • eee.Fdede EA .......... 0. ,,„.,,..1 a .1,, boo., h..
win.. ' momegantiet. I as der the .7 ai....7......1 „kb 00 00, .0 of ti. do.. 'which ba. Wee der; bee ... T1.1 ea. am Awl for Apal lath,
Mane M. , . M.E.....••• net batmen.. To rare, from whom he ...... immenha .heeer:Wn.“, 7Ideb Noreen areasat and prospects re telillyt•
in • 116 ....P.I.O. d Wear"It Aims, loft Ur dineiet §.e geaseetrae ego, re. f,... SE ... 0 fn tat- able.
whore le eh.. to bane mid. three ye., seam..... ....... ... me. Indian. sad fromthe Who. al rail....Me to the /earns.ye r-• It .. The van...l io qui., &lel.s• err
we red or ..rth• ..h tel. the abb. b.o, T....... .peeve W. li.d for which ...not partieulare, eh. wiles fent.. for Mr. Rohm that fie was roe worth CM
=Air sainguar the bb P.n.*/ d.j. • ahoot ammo . to ern. 0 ter man, but ha. Wm MintyWei... The .pme. sat ea board the Ilan... Uhemell Burr earner n..errantth.e, . Mememers. don. ran). W. a2....k...,.. The chreei unmet the veg... is Won.. it el onwh. the Mien of Ant WWI sad, Ilse. °Muer of Quarles., 40 been
W thaw roe he raided then, bet et lbego Beaded 'b./ ho pod o„ .0. led wed, wet for eery • day LW I nipper wheogrally .0 too of the /nigh. MU when hie yereipsi vollintior roe. are wilt bang tor r tiara ribamt01.6 MM1ar. I. re.go fee prof.... oun0pt nt The ark of Atatedeshl dividend it 10
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t at thiewitaom else his Peltier of I. whiten. withered M..a. ladmarping. / aloe. knew net the late per ana.; North Minh, 2); Mob of Tau
ea raw rid me.. angle ming that he Oa WM., at Ave wed.. pun I edneli. brook. limbs, ova the panel, which once was env.. fee Penh. wee tot.* en... but iftweel I..01, / and 0. Quaslt um
killed Dome pigs brawn to Mr Mandoebs. Ihe Ards.l in maned:on with the N.. E. ems. with Inutrient earl took veg.... I Maght los would Mo. hie rter of what io Le r nwt. 111.relt al 1 p in.
whieb 'me Mang a.. Ihe Mod fhttortere ire Wm.. Co of and baildialt ..ir pe•ROIL• th. appeesne. . Bit WI here neifte enne ww le. then thew. wan. We Th. C.a... hr eyo.heint,„. p.m
ears Ohioing pep), mad oboo did • peey out LM .Ire for the gra Ma. Although mowed. To Mende.. ses..... dam- red to hear • eret deal a eimInted hays IIwo .read the treaty.
..of Nimbler by, artier der.\_ tog. there I. been • peen. m.o... of .. la ae imporibilley , bet it au. he Iona. the emelt. Inset isul in 1Mfloathent More i• woodier roroineion in F.,. The .bahb. b...lam. 17 ...• ...h. ..........la Me NM • 1... 0,07 P.1. abort of LBW. Rut eon thy Mariam I. 01.t.,.• Uri. Tree (1.110. hod here of Moen.* gone twore.ened he the troops mple, Ina ha norriAllea.lowere eery mael the ill Queeftetreet me ender tin unmesien roll, people WO Warring them.. ta aft.. in AM.... egtei.e front N. awl now.. he the Nu.. kneed..
pn.rigewlado Mhe. to ..10 tow W. OhM . 0,,, ...gin ..,..hew in the sin moon eel mime left. aml i• awn . thror Mete Mow. O.. the tynchitre on of dleet nil Ofimerd glut 1110•DP, o too • ever-high... mote ea otesevelei rd malwity ....... Tre seed the loll i. bold and tem. t I. Will be eater few ..es of it. m. John Brom. soul, 00e wooLl have ti.ight wry Dial. me elt. by (IN, iftureuts. who by .bring. whoa q ' ...1. hot would me. .d V■MM ruse quietly elawdol nips, toe in the nearer..En... Ent Me. tn. • .00 .want.. •7...' we. Fear..M.". an...Md. sera eat /am note. OD the Mumetratien ID arm the wakeful. and ateneices of no the 1.01.11d Of 111* SSW nod lila law ..... tell. .thy FM lb. •tlewel al herrn Ito rape ew demi.
the press of the illariare. ae ie would •alacet inhabitesa.• It weld be, • very pod that the ....lon am et won vermin. the Vevey. Rut it is Ineuiding bow rt. Quality b, • oraoo,,,
bre ...era • datter•ra Are the rile. ...flinbal ..........• an mile asmag... list whilst On . ante.. " wee the while man lea. to get to the wind- Venn'. twiny hasbent withdrew. te Use Mien of w1..&ems yaws m rodharaturke doe mu, I. se. • man.r its to pd. towt ..loye al abne ma. 'loos elm land, hie ..n1 of hie barb tooth., Faber Ay &eating 69 Web of thew.. Ill. ...a. if der ea ibe Aare, bare Weed to the denbrigade the pan of Um ea, in •• path wee aka I. the dout," and some du. hint do., ne he se dome ,.,only rrentsely eve„Th.- Mind. as- .1 Cerro., and 2. pee. ftmehing NU • .gelmenspaios, hut thy.. which the eaultsgestiee may he tsging. Far ...... a. •000,1,0, too. in (Prem.& or •sonspelliste hint Lo elem.. h. Westin. by Ilw Oneetteunt
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