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Name of Maori Owner. Amount to be paid. £ s. a. Hera Waipaka, as a successor to one-fourth share of Pita Houao 2 0 0 Patara Eangi 8 0 0 Hirini Tutu, successor to Paora Tutu 8 0 0 Te Peka Marotiri .. 8 0 0 Arapeta Potae 8 0 0 Henare Potae 8 0 0 Kereana Potae, successor to Karauria te Kani 8 0 0 PetaKurekure 8 0 0 Wiremu Konohi, successor to Eru Hoki 8 0 0 Hoani Muhu 8 0 0 Hari Mokoera 8 0 0 Mihi Pahura 8 0 0 Teone Henihana, successor to one-fourth share of Tamati Koaha 2 0 0 Hori Matua, successor to one-fourth share of Tamati Koaha 2 0 0 Hopara Konohi, successor to one-fourth share of Tamati Koaha 2 0 0 Eopata Wahawaha 8 0 0 Tv Maurirere, successor to one-third share of Tamiki te Eangi 2 13 4 Eaiha Tautau, successor to one-third share of Tamiki te Eangi 2 13 4 Eria Manu, successor to one-third share of Eapata Hoe 2 13 4 Hare Eangiuia, successor to one-third share of Eapata Floe. 2 13 4 Hemi Kaipau. 8 0 0 Tami Pahura, successor to one-third share of Patariki Pahura 2 13 4 Haniwira Pahura, successor to one-third share of Patariki Pahura 2 13 4 Katarina Pahura, successor to one-third share of Patariki Pahura 2 13 4 Eaniera Heuheu 8 0 0 Tuporaka Komaru, successor to one-third share of Peta Komaru 2 13 4 Keita Komarau, successor to one-third share of Peta Komaru 2 13 4 Kupara Komaru, successor to one-third share of Peta Komaru .. 2 13 4 Heremia Taurewa .. 8 0 0 MaraeaToko .. 8 0 0 5. It is further ordered and decreed that said lessee or lessees shall, during the said term of seventeen years, be entitled to a right-of-way and of egress and regress along such portion of the ridge known as Taumata Pakura as shall not be included in the said 4,621 acres, for himself and themselves, their servants, horses, cattle, sheep, and other stock, and whether with or without carts or other vehicles. 6. It is further ordered and decreed that all covenants, expressed or implied, in the said contract for lease dated the 18th May 1891, shall be observed and performed by the said parties and their assigns, in so far as they relate to the 4,621 acres, and no further or otherwise, and that the said lessors of the said 4,621 acres shall be entitled for non-payment of the said rent, or for other breach of covenant expressed or implied in the said lease, so far as it relates to the said 4,621 acres, to terminate the said term hereby decreed in the same manner and in the same events as they would have been entitled to terminate the term given under the said agreement for lease of the 18th May, 1891, if it had been a valid demise. 7 It is further ordered that any Native owner in the Anaura Block shall be entitled to apply to this Court for a partition of the said block between the owners thereof, and nothing herein contained shall, on the hearing of such application, be construed to prevent any Native owner from claiming or showing a right to any and every part or parcel of the said block, whether it be portion of the said 4,621 acres or not, it being hereby expressly declared that the said 4,621 acres have been set apart by the Court with the assent and by arrangement between the parties for the use and occupation of the said lessee, and for that purpose only, but no partition hereinafter to be made shall lessen or prejudice the right of the said lessee or lessees to use and occupy the said 4,621 acres, or any part thereof, during the said term of seventeen years. 8. It is further ordered and decreed that a certain alleged deed of lease, dated the sth April, 1874, made between certain Native owners of the said Anaura Block and Alexander Dalziel and John Edward Espie, therein described, shall be henceforth void and of none effect, and it is further declared that all other leases or agreements for lease, whether to the said Alexander Dalziel and John Edward Espie, or any other person or persons whomsoever, shall be henceforth void and of none effect, and the registration thereof shall be cancelled. 9. It is further declared that leave be reserved to all or any of the parties to these proceedings to apply to the Court at any time for any purpose whatever, as they may be advised. Witness the hand of his Honour George Elliott Barton, Esquire, Judge, and the seal of the said Validation Court, this 18th day of September, 1894. G. E. Baeton, Judge.

KOTOREPAIA BLOCK. In the Validation Covet at Gisboene. In the application of Edward Circuit Latter and Harry Joseph Beswick, both of Christchurch, trustees of the estate of Eobert Heaton Ehodes (deceased), for validation of ten contracts for sale of freehold interests in the Kotorepaia Block, situate in the Gisborne Native Land Court District, and within the jurisdiction of the Validation Court sitting at Gisborne.

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