Alienation restrictions (see below), surveyed by A. C. Turner Granted under the New Zealand Settlements Act 1863; New Zealand Settlements Amendment; and Continuance Act 1865, and the Confiscated Lands Act 1867
Owners:
Enoka Te Whanake
Other lands awarded:
Parish of Te Papa No. 9; Okahu; Awaiti; Waimanu No. 1B; Parish of Tahawai No. 4; Te Maire No. 3; Parish of Tahawai No. 17; Waimanu No. 1C; Waikorire; Poripori No. 1; Oruahine; Kaimai No. 1; Kaimai No. 2; Karamuramu; Parish of Te Papa No. 110; Waimanu No. 1; Waimanu No. 1A; Taumata No. 2; Parish of Te Puna No. 10; Kumikumi No. 2; Parish of Te Puna No. 178 & 179; Moturiki Island; [Matapihi No. 2]
Deed register refs:
K1 774, 1639k
Date and price:
25 October 1875
Lease
Not known
Vendor/s:
Enoka Te Whanake
Purchaser/Lessee:
G. V. Stewart
Interpreter:
Abraham Warbrick
Witness/es:
J. M. Roberts, Resident Magistrate
Solicitor:
Hesketh and Richmond
Approved by:
T. M. Haultain, Trust Commissioner, 10 November 1875
Comments:
‘Said lands hereby granted shall be inalienable by sale, or by lease for a longer period than 21 years or by mortgage except with consent of the Governor being previously obtained to any such sale lease or mortgage’.
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