On the application of the Crown,9 the Court in October 1887 separately defined the interests the Crown had purchased in Ohinemuri 10A. It awarded the Crown Ohinemuri 10A1 of 36 acres 2 roods, leaving the 3 non-sellers, Wiremu Ngarewa, Henare Pakara and Te Ukumate Onepoto, with Ohinemuri 10A2of 13 acres 2 roods.10
The Court's awards were shown on a survey plan computed in the Survey Office.11 Ohinemuri 10A1 was declared Crown Land in August 1888.12
Ohinemuri 10A2
In August 1902 I acre o roods 5 perches of Ohinemuri IoA2 was taken under the Public Works Act for the line of the Paeroa - Waihi railway.13 Compensation of £12was fixed by the Court
in July 1903.14
Ohinemuri 10A2 was surveyed in 1902. Its area, after deduction for the railway, was 12acres 2 roods 6 perches.15
Ohinemuri 10A2remains Maori Land.
9 Native Minister to Chief Judge Native Land Court, 27 January 1886. Maori Land Court Hamilton Miscellaneous Papers file H811. Supporting Papers #14.41.
10 Hauraki Minute Book 19 page 232. Supporting Papers #J25.13.
Orders of the Court, 4 October 1887.
Maori Land Court Hamilton Block Orders file H811. Supporting Papers #K57.100–101 and 102–103.
11 Hamilton Maori Land plan 3416(3). Supporting Papers #N127.
12 New Zealand Gazette 1888 pages 899–900. Supporting Papers #W21.2–3.
13 New Zealand Gazette 1902 pages 1779–1780. Supporting Papers #W35.3–4.
14 Hauraki Minute Book 53 page 347. Supporting Papers #.160.34.
Order of the Court, 3July 1903.
Maori Land Court Hamilton Block Orders file H811. Supporting Papers #K57.113–14.
15 Hamilton Maori Land plan 694.Supporting Papers #N232.