NATIVE LANDS COURT, KIHIKIHI.

Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2184, 8 July 1886, Page 2

NATIVE LANDS COURT, KIHIKIHI.

Trh-mY. SnvEttu, application^ for the hearing 1 <it the ln^e bit ck-. at Aotea and Tuipi', at Otoinli.uiga, were made on liei.ctlf of Taiipo and Wlumganui claim* lint-*.

suvjs-iov cy>j:s. P.ip.i Ttuiu'ia, a, minor, wai Appointed >ucc^M)i to IV P.hm P'liitiiin Mauiigatautun No. 3v, and Te X.m To Kurakan was eho-en .1^ tie tfiistt 1 ". Hnrei Kerei, Tt 1 Ilcuiti and Katarina Ki'.knt.ii wer ' :i|>]>.>ii't>-<l siuc.SMin to Tiunat:i|>i m 'IV. K.u.uiiii 1-loclc. T.uitim Kijiekn Kukutu, a minor, was m ide siK-tv--MH > t i I 1I 1 > iic K.iii'ikutid in Te IC.u.uiiu, ami N^.ii myi tlu» tni^tet 1 . Poilnpi Rij>i''<'> jv-itutii, «i a hii»i, ;»s succ fv-oi t'> K.u.ii'ina Ri\v.u in K.ir. mu, and \*;. m »niri a> ti ustec. 'J1!)"J 1 !)" following four ->nb-']iwMoiH werft iii.u-c in M.ur-cr. t.mtau No. 4 C:— To firii' 1 ' in i an<l ."-0 utiu'i-. in ecjual shares; 1 ■ '') XfMtiwiMfWi'ic* ; to Hii.i Manp.i for .">-! ,»cie-i, and tliu Uil.mce to 13 remaining ov\ net s.

Wi mm mi\^, 7; u. Succt"-M.>n cl uii> : M.ihwji to Kakataani u i^ in.ide -uix'e-wir to Miliikono te Kahor* in M.inti/.tr.tut in Nn, 4. M.itne Tunm and Tu^tim Turcm were ii.l'l" MICGV".oI-> to Ht'K 1 M.ikliuakl TuTOU i id Hete Turou in .\LiLinK.iS.iutiri Xu. 1.

[BY i'l'A.i: ,l\ i)"H — O\V\ KKPORi'ER.I Kihiikihi, Wednesday. In thr Lind Court to-.L.j. in application ,i~ in hJi- h\ II ti'unn.i L'at.u i, ou behalf of !■ u-t'if ami !)"• <>th rs nf Ui»* Nyatihaua, for sh- li - i-.,<m f the \I ni'iirat nitari No. 4 C, »OJ4 'icn^ The applicants were desirou* f j i.s.v in_r (iff tlic >iH\L-y «md fthrr expense*, i i a' lnch pm 'i >>' it \vd>. propped to cut off J">00 acre>. Sever. l übjc tions wero made to the application by p<irtie-> who claimed by right o£ >ecupatioii to }»'>rt i. >u-> that, was asked to bo subdivided. The 72 iein. lining owners of X»rtti\verewere protected that the portion iMpl'.ed fi>: oa the south of tho block was ie best land. Tlie heaiinj? of the case was concluded, i>ut the couit r j erved its dec^ion until it had personally ms t >ected the blocks.