KUPU APITI.
(SCHEDULE.)
Tono kia Whakatuturutia nga Tukunga Whenua
(Applications for Confirmation of Alienations.)
Nama. (No.) Nama o te Pukapuka. (Record No.) Te Ahua o te Tuku. (Nature of Alienation.) Te Ingoa o te Whenua. (Name of Land.) Nga Ingoa o nga Tangata e whai Tikanga ana. (Names of Parties.) Nga Tangata e tuku atu ana. (Alienors.) Nga Tangata e tango mai ana. (Alienees.) 1 677 He hoko (transWaikouaiti 26/16 Peti Hipi ma (and another) James Donaldson. fer) 2 678 ? 7 Otago Heads 62a Ema Russell Arthur Johnson. 3 679 7 7 Waikouaiti 12/97b 4 George David te Au Nellie E. Douglass. 4 680 ? 7 Campbelltown Hundred Tieke Pukurakau ma (and Teone M. Erihana. 7/1/3 others) 5 681 7 7 Otago Heads 19 Riki Mairaki Taiaroa Nellie E. Douglass. 6 682 He riihi (lease) Waikouaiti 12/16 Teone Parata Wm. Andrew White. 7 683 7? „ 12/48 Teone Parata ma (and 77 others) 8 684 7 7 „ 12/50B 7? 9 685 77 „ 12/52 7 7 77 —
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 47, 20 November 1924, Page 510
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164KUPU APITI. Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 47, 20 November 1924, Page 510
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