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A Compendium of Official Documents Relative to Native Affairs in the South Island. Volume Two.

Return of Lands dealt with by the Native Lands Court, in Canterbury, during the months of April and May, 1868

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Return of Lands dealt with by the Native Lands Court, in Canterbury, during the months of April and May, 1868.

Name of Claim. Name of Claimant. Date of Hearing. How Disposed of.
Kaiapoi Rawiri te Maire and others April 29, 1868 Certificate of Title ordered by the Court to certain Natives for 322 acres of the reserve in satisfaction of the Moeraki claim, the land to be divided into 7 block, and allotted as under:—A to Natanahira Warawarutu and six others B to Rawiri Mamaru and six others C to Teone Hemara and six others D to Pita Tipa and six others E to Reweti Hape and six others F to Arama Karaka and six others G- to Aperahama te Ari and six others
Kaikanui Werita Tainui April 28, 1868 Certificate of Title ordered by the Court in favor of Werita Tainui and two others.
Rapaki, Port Cooper (1) Hone Paratene and others April 29, 1868 Dismissed. This was a claim preferred by the Kaiapoi Natives to share in the reserve.
Rapaki No. 2 Iharaira Tukaha Certificate of Title ordered by the Court in favor of Horopapara Hape and nine others, in trust for themselves and the Natives mentioned in the list produced in Court.
Otamahua, or Quail Island Wakena Kokoran April 20, 1868 Dismissed. Included in the Port Cooper Deed of prurchase.
Purau Wikitoria and others April 28, 1868 Certificate of Title ordered by the Court in favor of Wikitoria Nohomutu.
Motu-ai-karehu Wikitoria and others April 20, 1868 Dismissed, the land having been alienated to the Court.
Maruia Himiona Pohatu Dismissed for the same reason as in the preceeding case. (The land claimed is in the Nelson Province.)
Tawera, Canterbury Hakopa te Ataotu Dismissed, the land having been alienated to the Crown.
Tairutu, Christchurch Horomona Iwi April 28, 1868 Dismissed for same reason.
Otoki toki, Christchurch Te Koromata and others Dismissed for same reason.
Puari, Chrutchurch Pita te Hori April 30, 1868 Dismissed for same reason.
Whakaomariki Teone Pere Dismissed for same reason.
Otautahi Hakopa te Atcotu Dismissed for same reason.
Horomata Henare Peraita Dismissed for same reason.
Taitapu Hapakuku Rairua Dismissed for same reason.
Koukourarata, Port Levy Aperahama Pukenui April 29, 1868 Certificate of Title ordered by the Court in favor of Apera Pukenui and nine others, in trust for themselves and others named in the list produced to the Courtpage 219
To Akarataramea Waitaki Rawiri to Maire and others May 4, 1868 This was a claim for land to the extent of 150 acres, at the Hakarataramea, originally promised to Te Warekorari and family. Other land was subsequently selected with the consent of the natives, at a place named Waikawa, and the Court ordered a Certificate of Title for this land in favor of Rawiri te Maire and seven others, in trust for themselves and others named in the list produced to the Court.
Te Ake Ake Mikaera Turangatahi and Tioti Pita Dismissed, the land claimed being within the boundaries of Kemp's Purchase of 1848.
Arowhenua Tame Tarawhata and others April 30, 1868 Certificate of Title ordered by the Court in favor of Tame Tarawhata and nine others, in trust for themselves and others, &c.
Waipopo, Timaru Tame Tarawhata and others Certificate of Title ordered by the Court in favor of Tame Tarawhata and nine others, in trust for themselves and others, &c.
Te Upoko o Rakaitaweka Tame Tarawhata and others Certificate of Title ordered by the Court in favor of Tame Tarawhata and nine others, in trust for themselves and others, &c.
Rakipaua Tame Tarawhata and others Certificate of Title ordered by the Court in favor of Tame Tarawhata and nine others, in trust for themselves and others, &c.
Onuku, Akaroa Wiremu Naera te Ao Certificate of Title ordered by the Court in favor of Wiremu Naera te Ao and nine others, in trust for themselves and others, &c.
Opukutahi, Akaroa Tare Tikao and others Certificate of Title ordered in favor of Tare Tikao and five others, in trust for themselves and others, &c.
Wairewa Heremaia Mautai Certificate of Title ordered in favor of Heremaia Mautai and nine others in trust for themselves and others, &c.
Waiwakaheketupapaku Kiriona Pohau and others Certificate of Title ordered by the Court in favor of Kiriona Pohau and six others, in trust for themselves and others, &c.
Te Taumatu Kiriona Pohau and others Certificate of Title ordered by the Court in favor of Kiriona Pohau and six- others, in trust for themselves and others, &c
Kaitorete Heremaia Mautai Dismissed. The land claimed being included in Kemp's purchase of 1848. This case was before the Court on three different occasions during its sitting at Christchurch, and the Chief Judge in closing the case after a lengthy and elaborate judgment, gave it in favor of the Crown.
Wiaimatemate Horomona Pohioand others May 4, 1868 Certificate of Title ordered by the Court in favor of Horomona Pohio and nine others, in trust for themselves and others, &c.
Tauhinu Tumaru and others May 4, 1868 Certificate of Title ordered by the Court in favor of Tumaru and nine others, in trust for themselves and others, &c.
Ponaomaru Horomona and others Adjourned to Dunedin.
No. 107, Kaiapoi Harista Pohats April 21, 1868 Case withdrawn. This and the following cases were for orders of succession, and referred to sections in the Kaiapoi reserve, held under Crown grant.
No. 27, Kaiapoi Hone Hikana Order of succession in favor of Hoani Hikana.
No. 95, Kaiapoi Ramari Case adjourned for further evidence, and to obtain a copy of the Crown grant, said to be lost.
No. 19, Kaiapoi Wiremu Naihiri Order of succession in favor of Wiremu Naihiri.
No. 102, Kaiapoi Teoti Karatiti Order of succession by the Court in favor of Teoti Karatiti.
No. 37, Kaispoi Reone to Meihana Court made an order in flavor of Reone te Pikihuia (or Meibana).
No. 43, Kaiapoi Hoani Mata Hape April 20, 1868 Court ordered that Hoani Maka Hape should succeed.
No. 112, Kaiapoi Tamati te Au April 21, 1868 C1aim withdrawn, the grant having been prepared in claimant's name.
No. 78, Kaiapoi Wiremu to Koti C1aim withdrawn for same reason.
No. 17, Kaiapoi Kuru Maika Claim withdrawn for Same reason.

Native Reserve, Kaiapoi—Block A.
List of Allottees.

1. Natanahira Waruwarutu
2. Hoani Maka
3. Epiha Maki
4.AnahaTioi
5. Katarina Pau
6.Wikitoria Timus
7.Irihapeti te Koti
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Native Reserve, Kaispoi—continued.
List of Allottees.
Block B.

1. Paurini Mamaru
2.Hamiora te Pae
3.Teone Rena Mamaru
4. Wiremu Waeroa
5. Matiaha Mamaru
6.Rihari Titi kura
7.AnaruPori
8. Hemara Naki

Block C.

1.Teoni Hemara
2. Teoti Kerei Rari
3.Akaripa Tuoi
4. Te Herewine Kaipuke
5. Henare Mauahara
6. Hoani Kaipuke
7.Pakaro Rakitapu

Block D

1.PitaTipa
2. Anaru Kiriwera
3.Tatana Tohitu
4.Teoteo Tipa
5.Teone Ware
6. Teoti Kerekere
7. Teoti Mokomoko

Block E

1. Rewiti Hape
2.Taiki
3. Wiremu Porete
4.Toiti Whakahopu
5.Pati Kahaki
6. Hamiora Tohianukn
7. Ihaia Rehu
8.TutuTipao

Block F

1. Arama Karaka
2.Tuhau
3. Hakopa Wakanuku
4. Horomona Huriwai
5.Wakena Iki
6.Hohua Pokohiwi
7. Watene Toro Aruaru

Block G

1.Aperahama te Ari
2. Poko Maru
3.Teotiuha Pokohiwi
4. Kerei Koroko
5.Rawiri te Maire
6.Heriaha te Koreke
7.Kaea te Kihu

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