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Chapter 16: The Native Land Acts, 1873 to 1899		713
16.1	The Native Land Act 1873	713
16.2	Developing criticism of the 1873 Act	744
16.3	Shifting sands: law amendments and policy changes	746
16.4	The Native Land Acts 1873-99: Tribunal comment and findings	777
Chapter 17: Land Alienation in Hauraki, 1865-99		789
17.1	Introduction	789
17.2	Private purchasing	793
17.3	Crown purchasing resumed in Hauraki	795
17.4	Crown purchases: a chronological summary	805
17.5	Closing submissions and responses	833
17.6	Tribunal comment	841
Chapter 18: Twentieth-Century Land Law and Land Alienation		851
18.1	Early twentieth-century legislation	851
18.2	The Stout-Ngata commission, 1906-09	854
18.3	Rapid decline in Hauraki Maori lands to 1912	858
18.4	Further legal and administrative changes and further land alienation	859
18.5	Succession in the twentieth century	881
18.6	Hauraki land in Maori ownership today	890
18.7	Claimant and Crown submissions on twentieth-century land law and alienation	891
18.8	Tribunal comment and findings	894
Volume III
Part v : Other Issues
Chapter 19: Te Aroha Mountain, the Hot Springs, and the Township		901
19.1	Introduction	901
19.2	Te Aroha mountain	901
19.3	The Te Aroha hot springs	905
19.4	Ngati Rahiri Tumutumu concerns	914
19.5	Mokenas ‘gifts’ and the sale of Te Aroha township land	916
19.6	The ‘agreement’ on access to the hot springs	924
19.7	Crown and claimant submissions	927
19.8	Tribunal comment on Te Aroha mountain, the hot springs, and the township	928