More Info →8 April 1873

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Tuesday April 8^th 1873

Foxton

Place – the same Present – the same

Te Wi

Hanita Te Aweawe made application to have this claim adjourned to be heard at Napier.

Adjourned accordingly.

Manawatu Kukutauaki No. 4

Henare Te Herekau handed in list of names of persons interested in the Ngati Whakatere lands. Paper read, boundaries described and then applied for a tribal certificate.

Horowhenua

Meiha Keepa applied for a tribal certificate for the block.

Ohau

Manahi Paora put in a list of names seen describing boundaries of land for which he applied for a tribal certificate in favor of Ngati Tukorehe, Ngati Te Rangi and Ngati Wehiwehi.

Pukehou

Eru Tahitangata put in a list of names and describing boundaries of lands for which he asked for a tribal certificate in favor of 4 tribes – Ngati Teau, Te Whiritaura, Ngati Kapu, and Te Mateawa.

Ihaia Whakamairu made application to have his claim to Tararua heard tomorrow.

Koputoroa

Ihakara Takamairu made application (read) for a tribal certificate for this land and handed in a list of names and a description of the boundaries.

Tuwhakatupua

Henare Herekau applied that the claim of two hapu’s interested in Tuwhakatupua may be heard – Ngati Ngakau and Ngati Te Hau.

Ngarara

Tamihana Te Rauparaha said my claim for this land conflicts with Tamehana Te Neke’s for the land – describing boundaries.

Moroa

Huru Te Hiaro applied to have this claim investigated. It is a Native Reserve. It has been surveyed. It is on the East Coast.

Court adjourned until 10 am tomorrow.

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