KUPU APITI.
(SCHEDULE.)
Tono Whakawa Wehewehe. (Applications for Partition.)
He Tono. (An Application.)
Tono Whakatu Kai-riiwhi ki nga Paanga Whenua. (Applications for Succession.)
Nama. Kai-tono. Te Inj<oa o te Whenua (No.) (Applicant.) (Name of Land.) 235 Bongo Hotu Tawapata Tonga (South) 3a. 236 Henare Nehemia ma (and others) Waihua 2c 6b. 237 99 • • • • « • • • ,, 2c 6d.
Nama, (No.) Kai-tono. (Applicant.) Te Ingoa o te Whenua. (Name of Land.) Te Ahua o te Tono. (Nature of Application.) 238 Tumuaki Kai-ruuri, Nepia (Chief Surveyor, Napier) Nuhaka 2a 4b 2b £ S. d. Moni ruuri .. 2 2 0 Survey costs.
Nama (No.) Kai-tono. (Applicant.) Te Ingoa o te Whenua. (Name of Land.) Te Tangata kua Mate. (Name of Deceased.) 239 Henare Nehemia Whareraurakau 5 Matenga Nehemia. 240 Paea Paora .. Tahora 2c 3/2 .. Paora Kunaku. 241 Rutene Tuhi .. Okare, Ohiwa, Tarake Paterangi Tuhi ara (or) Paterang Rutene.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 33, 18 August 1927, Page 393
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141KUPU APITI. Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 33, 18 August 1927, Page 393
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