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New Zealand Times, Volume XLI, Issue 6956, 7 September 1883, Page 1 (Supplement)

ii SUPPLEMENT TO THE NEW ZEALAND TIMES,” SUMMARY, Friday, September 7th, 1883 Scale Wanchhui Block WANGANUI Colonel Tie marton 'Wc _ - - vrrcx rvgcc en 11 i't'/ TzirctTunct' River B/zmc/t/kp/ Bioc/.x (z 1 /A P/riM£HSI OLV P/iftawfivyi/N. LSOO aclrta \ 0} \ Ji anyitiA'eiTti ver. HERBERT/ FIT2 f//MATMG/t Foxton Jfananratu stiver vs v #O3O >%//£#C/j9 3% OCU 1 (jl __ Mcroiv/t Creek 52.0 0 0 Ohcc 0 taxi Vs I I*/fukutauaki /JCrete* frSt/i KeLplli I s I W/m/ut &. Wff/KPNP/ Block } ■ ’’'' IA JL naKil** •■ \ 1 /v A .•■ > >m'\ yfa.vnu.is ]J Pae/taictreivuh fSS's .■■a i Ps? A L/.-O 4/: r > I s " / £ t /; nicholso TON WtLU r/?£L/s££i 39 3* UO /HCI A/K REFERENCE. Reservedfor Ngatlapa when Rongitikei Block was sold. Bangitikei Block handed over by Ngatiraukawa to Ngatlapa in 1848, and by them sold to the Government Te Ahua-Turanga, or Upirar Manawatu Block, handed over by Ngatiraukawa iu 1858, to Rangitaue, and by them sold to the Government. Rangitikei-Manawatu Block. Reserved by Ngatiraukawa /or themselves, sold to Government in 1866 by six tribes, the money paid to nine tribes, armed with Government rifles and ammunition. Divided among different tribes. Bold in 1858 to the Government by Ngatiraukawa. No. 2, given by old Whatanui to remnant of Muaupoho. Nos. 1 and 3 taken from Ngatiraukawa and the descendants of Whatanui, who saved the Muaupoko, by the Lauds’ Court, and given to Muaupoho headed by Major Kemp and Hunia. backed by other tribes armed with Government arms and ammunition, who threatened to fight if the land were not given to them, this in 1873. Ngatiraukawa had been forty years in peaceable possession— the unfortunate Muaupoko were in a wretched condition when they first took possession. 8 Miles to inch IIYGH&BIi&XR. ST&AM LITH9 WELLI N CTO N Published by J. GHANTREY HARRIS. Plan referred to in T, C. WILLIAMS' STORY .