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Ngati Maniapoto, Kai Tahu OFFICIAL Wai 898 # A21 (Whole report only) Alienation of Mori land within Te Rohe Ptae inquiry district 1840-2010: A quantitative study Tutahanga Douglas Craig Innes James Mitchell Waitangi Tribunal June 2010 1 Table of Contents The Authors ...................................................................................................................... 1 Acknowledgements .......................................................................................................... 2 Introduction to the report and supporting material ........................................................ 3 Abbreviations .................................................................................................................... 6 Overview of methodology and data ................................................................................. 7 Interpretation ..................................................................................................... 36 Phase 1: 1840-1865: ........................................................................................... 39 Phase 2. 1866-1888: ........................................................................................... 42 Phase 3: 1889-1909: ........................................................................................... 44 Phase 4: 1910-1931 ............................................................................................ 46 Phase 5: 1932-1966 ............................................................................................ 47 Phase 6: 1967-1975 ............................................................................................ 49 Phase 7: 1976-2010 ............................................................................................ 50 Overview of alienation ....................................................................................... 54 Appendix A: Commission ................................................................................................ 64 Appendix B: Glossary ...................................................................................................... 68 Appendix C: Technical methodology .............................................................................. 74 Annex 1: Greyscale land alienation maps, 5 yearly intervals. ........................................ 86 Annex 2: Additional tabular data .................................................................................. 112 Annex 3: Historical maps and deed plans..................................................................... 135 Annex 4: Current Maori land maps .............................................................................. 156 Annex 5: Current Maori land table ............................................................................... 166 Annex 6: Guide to block summaries ............................................................................. 237 Annex 7 is provided in electronic version only 2 Tables, Figures, Maps and Map Series Tables A1: Alienation phases Te Rohe PWtae ............................................................................ 38 A2: Old Land Claims ....................................................................................................... 39 A3: Summary of alienation by type 1840-2010 ............................................................. 54 A4: Alienation (incl. Alexander’s public works figures) ................................................. 55 A5: Size of current Mori land parcels in district .......................................................... 63 B1: Overview of TRP quantitative data 1840-2010 ..................................................... 115 B2: Alienations by type, five yearly intervals............................................................... 127 B3: Cumulative alienations by type, five yearly intervals ............................................ 128 B4: M@ori land remaining by five yearly intervals ....................................................... 129 B5: Land Alienation by type by year ............................................................................ 130 C1: Te Rohe PWtae current Maori land ........................................................................ 167 Figures 1: Blocks and block groups example. ............................................................................. 21 2: Land alienation by year and type 1840-65 ................................................................ 40 3: Land alienation by type 1840-65 ............................................................................... 41 4: Land alienation by year and type 1866-88 ................................................................ 43 5: Land alienation by type 1866-88 ............................................................................... 44 6: Land alienation by year and type 1889-1909 ............................................................ 45 7: Land alienation by type 1889-1909 ........................................................................... 45 8: Land alienation by year and type 1910-1931 ............................................................ 47 9: Land alienation by type 1910-31 ............................................................................... 47 10: Land alienation by year and type 1932-1966 .......................................................... 48 11: Land alienation by type 1932-66 ............................................................................. 48 12: Land alienation by year and type 1967-75 .............................................................. 49 13: Land alienation by type 1967-75 ............................................................................. 49 14: Land alienation by year and type 1976-2010 .......................................................... 51 15: Land alienation by type 1976-2010 ......................................................................... 51 16: Land alienation by type 1840-2010 ......................................................................... 52 17: Land alienation by type (incl. Alexander’s figures) ................................................. 52 18: Land alienation by type, five-yearly intervals .......................................................... 53 19: Total land alienation by year 1840-2010 ................................................................. 57 20: Total alienation by 5-year period ............................................................................ 58 21: Mori land remaining .............................................................................................. 59 22: Overall explanation of area ..................................................................................... 60 Maps A1: Block types ............................................................................................................... 17 A2: Block types Old Land Claims .................................................................................... 18 A3: Te Rohe Ptae first blocks (approximate) ............................................................... 23 A4: Te Rohe Ptae marine area ..................................................................................... 35 3 B1: Government awards Whaingaroa (approximate) ................................................. 138 B2: Government awards Mokau (approximate) .......................................................... 139 B3: Mori land 1860 & 1890 (approximate) ................................................................ 140 B4: Mori land 1910 & 1939 (approximate) ................................................................ 141 B5: Forest cover 1850 & 1880 (approximate) ............................................................. 142 B6: Forest Cover 1910 & 1938 (approximate) ............................................................. 143 B7: Deed Plan AUC 132 Wharauroa ............................................................................ 144 B8: Deed Plan AUC 133 Te Mata (Part) ....................................................................... 145 B9: Deed Plan AUC 135 Wahatane .............................................................................. 146 B10: Deed Plan AUC 136 Ruapuke ............................................................................... 147 B11: Deed Plan AUC 137 Karioi ................................................................................... 148 B12: Deed Plan AUC 140 Whaingaroa ......................................................................... 149 B13: Deed Plan AUC 141 Te Mata ............................................................................... 150 B14: Deed Plan AUC 391 Harihari ................................................................................ 151 B15: SO 790 Awakino, Mokau, Rauroa & Taumatamaire ............................................ 152 B16: SO 3656 Te Wharauroa & Wahatane .................................................................. 153 B17: SO 5820 Harihari .................................................................................................. 154 B18: Deed Plan TAR 222 Waiaraia ............................................................................... 155 Map Series Series 1: Location maps .................................................................................................. 10 Series 2: Alienation sequence maps 1840 – 2010 .......................................................... 88 Series 3: Current M@ori Land .......................................................................................
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