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3. Hine Eruini: Dead; was an adult at the time of Mr. Richmond's promise, and therefore recommended for 16 acres, which should go in equal shares to Paora Hopere (No. 4) and Awhipera Nepe (No. 8); also should succeed with Mokopurangi (No. 2) to Harata (No. 10), and should therefore get 8 acres, which should go in equal shares to Nos. 4 and 8. 4. Paora Hopere: Claim disallowed, as he should receive 12 acres as successor with Awhipere Nepe (No. 8) to Hine (No. 3). v 5. Nganiho Nepe: Claim disallowed, as parents have been provided for. 6. Mokopurangi te Tupe: Claim disallowed, as he should receive 12 acres as successor with Kawhena (No. 19) to Mokopurangi (No. 2), and also 8 acres as successor with No 19 to Amiria (No. 1). 7. Hone Hiana Hopere: Claim disallowed, as parents have been provided for. 8. Awhipera Nepe: Claim disallowed, as he should receive 12 acres as successor with Paora (No. 4) to Hine (No. 3). 9. Moko Nepe: Claim disallowed, as parents have been provided for. 10. Harata Piahu Wharepouri: Alive at the time of Mr. Richmond's promise, and therefore recommended for 16 acres, which should go to her successors (Nos. 2 and 3), Mokopurangi Eruini and Hine Eruini, in equal shares, and through them te Nos. 4, 6, 8, and 19, who should therefore get 4 acres each. 11. Ngakau Ngatai : ' 12. Whiu Nepe: 13. Eruini Hopere : 14. Tamati ka Hopere: m • _• « ■< 15. Pera Kawhena: f Llalms disallowed, as parents have been provided for. 16. Hakopa Kawhena: 17. Katarina Hine Hopere: 18. Pirihera Hopere: 19. Kawhena te Tupe: Claim disallowed; should receive 12 acres as successor with Mokopurangi te lupe (No. 6) to Te Mokopurangi Eruini (No. 2), and should also get 8 acres as successor with No. 6 to Amiria te Tupe (No. 1); has, moreover, received an award under name of Hapuiti. 20. Nehemia Hopere: )„. . ~ 21. Nganiho Waikato: j Uaims disallowed, as parents have been provided for. List No. 7a. 1. Uruini te Tupe: Disallowed, as his children have put in claims on the ground that they were adults at the time of the Commission. 2. Karaitiana te Tupe: Recommended for 16 acres. 3. Harata Piahu: Disallowed, as successors' claims have been considered. 4. Teimi te Tupe: Recommended for 16 acres. 5. Ngoti Henare Mokopurangi: ) -.. ~ , 6. Ngori Henare Mokopurangi: I L,lsallowed . a s parent has been provided for. 7. Puanga te Whatu: Disallowed, as successors are receiving consideration. 8. Taku Rua: Child of above; dead; successor, Paranihi, recommended to receive 16 acres Te Ueue, the other child of Puanga, is also dead, and the successor, Ngaheiawa, is recommended also to receive 16 acres. List No. 8, put in by Te Tipi. 1. Makamu Shearer : 2. Mere Shearer (Mrs. Grainey): Successor s to Nos. 59-64 on List Ba, and each therefore should 3. Kaea Shearer (Mrs. Willison)- L get a share and a half > or 19 acrt!S and 32 perches each. 4. Te Iwi Shearer: Successors also to Nos. 4 and 5, List Ba, Inia Te Tipi and 5. Hereni Birchley: j Hatareta, who are recommended for 16 acres each. 6. Te Tipi (John Shearer Willison : \ 7. Fred Willison : 8. Harry Willison : in' M L ari i° n w-!r S °" : f Disallowed > bei "g j » West Coast Settlement Reserve at Mimi. it). Charlie Willison: 11. Robert Willison : 12. Alice Willison : 13. Rosey Waipuia Willison :' ]knee™ ncc W!! lison : ■ Children of Te Tipi (No. 6), and therefore disallowed. 15. Oley Willison : List No. Ba. 1. Maroreaitu : 2. Hinekorako: ■ Disallowed; died before the West Coast Commission sat. 3. Waipuia: 4. Hinia te Tipi: ) „ 5. Hatareta: f Kecor "mended for 16 acres each, which is succeeded to by Nos. 1 to 5, List 8. 6. Wiremu Shearer: Disallowed, being a European. 7. Makamu Shearer : \ 8. Mere Shearer: 9. Te Iwi Shearer: L Duplicates (see Nos. Ito 5, List 8). 10. Kaea Shearer: 11. Helen Shearer : / 12. John Shearer: Died in Chatham Islands, 1878: left no children. Disallowed.