No. 57.
Abstract Return of all Rejected
Applications made by the Natives during the period intervening between 1st
January, 1840, and 31st December, 1845, to sell Land to Her Majesty's Government.
Name of Applicant or Applicants. | Situation. | Estimated Extent of Land offered. | Terms of the Offer. | Reasons upon which the Rejection of the Application were founded | Accepted subsequent to 1845. Date. | Remarks. | |
Acres. | |||||||
Chief Arapiro | Taumaru | For a boat | Unknown | Not purchased | |||
Chief Matai | None mentioned | Not purchased | |||||
Chief Pomare | Aotea, or the Great Barrier Island | None mentioned | Disputed | Not purchased | Supposed claim for the defeat of Mauparaoa by old Tahiwha. | ||
Wiremu Kingi | Waimamaku, Hokianga | None mentioned | Unknown | Not purchased | |||
Pi and others | Whangaruru and waikare | One mare | Unknown | Not purchased | |||
Nopera Panakareao | Manga, Mangonui | £8,000, 59 guns, 200 casks powder, 1,308 articles of dress, 20 bales blankets, 2 casks tobacco | Disputed by Papahia, Te Anga, and others | Since purchased* | * | ||
Rangatira | Kaipara | None mentioned | Unknown | ||||
Papahia | Kaipara and Hokianga | None mentioned | Unknown | ||||
Pi, chief of Waikare | Whangaruru | None mentioned | Unknown | ||||
Chief Tirarau | Schooner | Unknown | |||||
Ngatimaru | Waiheke† | None mentioned | Disputed | ||||
Chief Ruinga | Waiheke | None mentioned | Disputed | ||||
Hetaraka Takapuna | Whangaparaoa | Unknown | Since purchased | ||||
Kite, Mere, Kaheke, Pohokahu Wharerua, Wharemahitu | Aotea | None mentioned | |||||
Chief Hohepa | Wharekawa, Thames | Unknown | |||||
Chiefs of Ngatimaru Tribe | Waiheke† | None mentioned | Disputed | † | |||
Chief Ruinga | Waiheke | Disputed | |||||
Wiremu Patene Repa | Ngongo, Kowhai, Ohao, and Kaitara | None mentioned | Unknown | ||||
Ngarata and party, Te Awa, and Hore | Waihou | None mentioned | Required first a sketch showing boundaries and area | Not purchased | |||
Hore, Taraia, and Te Awa | Waihou | To be referred to Land Agent | Agent not appointed. | ||||
Hikohiri, Rangatahi, Hohua Wahe, Te Ihu o te Rangi, Wakatena, Te Amoranata, Hohepa, Tamati, Hamiora, Matenga Te Pakuriro, Te Nihomori, Taki Kaunanohi Turuturu, Rauheke and Taniwhanui | Tauranga | 80,000 | None mentioned | A sketch to be furnished before approval | Not purchased | page 169 | |
Acres. | |||||||
Hore Kingi | Waipa | 7 saws, 30 coats, 10 trousers, 12 shirts, 12 waistcoats, 12 jackets, 10 boots, 8 overcoats, 6 frying-pans, 3 new coats, 3 figured coats, 3 ovens, 8 double-barrelled guns | Unknown | Not purchased | |||
Reweti | Waitemata | One horse in part payment | |||||
Tuaea, Konganihi, Tamahiki, Te Horo, Paremata, Tutu, Parenga, Hauraki, Paora, and Te Hira | Waitemata | £400, 3 horses, saddles and, bridles, 100 blankets, 4 tents, 2 casks tobacco, 2 boats, 10 cloaks,2 boxes candles, 1 cedar box, 10 blue trousers, 5 bags flour, 5 bags sugar | Unknown | Purchased | |||
Chief Titipa | Otawhao, Waikato | None mentioned | Not purchased | ||||
Chief Wirihana Matiu | Rangaumu, at Mangonui | None mentioned | Purchased in 1858 | ||||
Wi Tana, Papahia | Oruru | £1,000 | Purchased in 1858 | ||||
Te Keene and Paikea, Reweti and Mate Tinana | Oruawharo | 3,000 | None mentioned | Disputed | Purchased on 27th January, 1860 | ||
Jabez Bunting | Manukau | Unknown | |||||
Kikikoi | Kawhia | False claim | Offered without the, knowledge of the owners. | ||||
Nopera Panakareao | Kaitaia and Takahue | 10,000 | Unknown | ||||
Kurupa Tareha and One One | Ahuriri | None mentioned | |||||
Hoani Piha, Mohi, Raihaha Hohaia, Haka, and all the others | Papakura | ||||||
Chief Rapo | Whangaroa | Unknown | Not purchased | ||||
Chief Hone Kari | Whangaroa | Unknown | |||||
Chief Te Pahi | Whangaroa | Unknown | |||||
Chief Te Hanu | Whangaroa | Unknown |
Applications to sell land to the Government during the above-mentioned period were usually made in person, to which verbal answers were generally given.
Donald McLean, Chief Commissioner.
Native Land Purchase Office, 15th August, 1860.v.—C.
* Protests against the sale of Oruru by Nopera Panakareao.
† Supposed to be the same land offered a second time.