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WHANGANUI DISTRICT MARAE INFORMATION Register Item No: 5 WDC Property: 18029 WHANGANUI DISTRICT MARAE INFORMATION Register Item No: 5 WDC Property: 18029 Marae Name: Rānana Marae Hapū: Ngāti Ruaka, Ngāti Hine, Ngāti Rangi Wharenui: Te Morehu Wharekai: Ruaka Hall Location: 4475 Whanganui River Road, Ranana, Whanganui Legal Description: Rānana Reserve Part 10, Block VI Tauakira S.D, Whanganui Contact Details: Rāwiri Tinirau – Chairperson [email protected] Trustees: Evelyn Broad, Tamatete Jackson, Brendon Te Tiwha James Puketapu, Terrence James Tapa. Rānana Marae (also known as Ruakā) is in Ranana, along the Whanganui River. Its principal hapū is Ngāti Ruakā of the iwi Te Ātihaunui a Pāpārangi. The wharenui is named Te Morehu, and the wharekai is Ruaka Hall. The marae connects ancestrally to the waka Aotea, the maunga Ruapehu and the awa Whanganui. Whare: Te Morehu Wharekai: Ruaka Hall Hapū: Ngāti Ruaka, Ngāti Hine, Ngāti Rangi Waka: Aotea Maunga: Ruapehu Awa: Whanganui Rohe: Te Tai Hauāuru Iwi: Te Ātihaunui a Pāpārangi Section 5 Block VI Tauakira Survey District and Part Ranana Reserve 10 Block & Part Ranana Reserve 10 Block Title Details Report - Block 19861 Block ID : 19861 Land Status : Maori Freehold Land District : Aotea Plan : ML 3811 Title Order Type: Partition Order LINZ Ref: WN24C/981, 484473 Title Order Ref: 106 WG 59-60 Area (ha): 5.8159 Title Notice Ref: - Total Shares: 30.5 Title Order Date: 18/12/1923 Total Owners: 190 Sourced from Maori Land Online (www.maorilandonline.govt.nz) - Crown Copyright Reserved. Disclaimer: The information contained in this report is a summary only - the accuracy of the Maori Land Court record, is itself, not accompanied by a state guarantee and to ensure accuracy users will need to verify the information against the records held by the Maori Land Court and the corresponding title information issued by Land Information New Zealand. Use of this site, report or information should be read in conjunction with the main disclaimer available at http://www.maorilandonline.govt.nz/gis/disclaimer.htm. Maori Land Court data last updated: 05/10/2018 , LINZ data last updated:05/10/2018 Printed On 5/10/2018 5:32:30 PM Page 1 of 6 Section 5 Block VI Tauakira Survey District and Part Ranana Reserve 10 Block & Part Ranana Reserve 10 Block Title Details Report - Block 19861 Map Parcel ID(s) 3765750 3826091 3951704 Sourced from Maori Land Online (www.maorilandonline.govt.nz) - Crown Copyright Reserved. Disclaimer: The information contained in this report is a summary only - the accuracy of the Maori Land Court record, is itself, not accompanied by a state guarantee and to ensure accuracy users will need to verify the information against the records held by the Maori Land Court and the corresponding title information issued by Land Information New Zealand. Use of this site, report or information should be read in conjunction with the main disclaimer available at http://www.maorilandonline.govt.nz/gis/disclaimer.htm. Maori Land Court data last updated: 05/10/2018 , LINZ data last updated:05/10/2018 Printed On 5/10/2018 5:32:31 PM Page 2 of 6 Section 5 Block VI Tauakira Survey District and Part Ranana Reserve 10 Block & Part Ranana Reserve 10 Block Title Details Report - Block 19861 LINZ Parcel Information Parcel ID : 3765750 Parcel ID : 3951704 Name : Part Ranana Reserve 10 Block Name : Section 5 SO 27522 Survey Area : 5.2052 Survey Area : 0.1626 Total Area : - Total Area : - Document : - Document : - Legal Name : - Legal Name : - Appellation : - Appellation : - Part Indicator : PART Part Indicator : WHOL GAZ Type : - GAZ Type : - GAZ Year : - GAZ Year : - GAZ Page : - GAZ Page : - Maori Name : Ranana Reserve Maori Name : - Appellation Type : MAOR Appellation Type : GNRL Purpose : - Purpose : - Parcel Intent : DCDB Parcel Intent : DCDB Data Modified On: 7/09/2010 Data Modified On: 15/07/1997 Geo Modified On: 7/09/2010 Geo Modified On: 10/06/2002 Parcel ID : 3826091 Name : Part Ranana Reserve 10 Block Survey Area : 0.4482 Total Area : - Document : - Legal Name : - Appellation : - Part Indicator : PART GAZ Type : NZGZ GAZ Year : 1951 GAZ Page : 1396 Maori Name : Ranana Reserve Appellation Type : MAOR Purpose : Maori Reserve Parcel Intent : MAOR Data Modified On: 2/04/2017 Geo Modified On: 2/04/2017 Sourced from Maori Land Online (www.maorilandonline.govt.nz) - Crown Copyright Reserved. Disclaimer: The information contained in this report is a summary only - the accuracy of the Maori Land Court record, is itself, not accompanied by a state guarantee and to ensure accuracy users will need to verify the information against the records held by the Maori Land Court and the corresponding title information issued by Land Information New Zealand. Use of this site, report or information should be read in conjunction with the main disclaimer available at http://www.maorilandonline.govt.nz/gis/disclaimer.htm. Maori Land Court data last updated: 05/10/2018 , LINZ data last updated:05/10/2018 Printed On 5/10/2018 5:32:31 PM Page 3 of 6 Section 5 Block VI Tauakira Survey District and Part Ranana Reserve 10 Block & Part Ranana Reserve 10 Block Title Details Report - Block 19861 Address Information Parcel ID Address 3765750 4476 WHANGANUI RIVER ROAD, Parikino-Pipiriki 3765750 4476 WHANGANUI RIVER ROAD, Ranana 3951704 4475 WHANGANUI RIVER ROAD, Parikino-Pipiriki 3951704 4475 WHANGANUI RIVER ROAD, Ranana Sourced from Maori Land Online (www.maorilandonline.govt.nz) - Crown Copyright Reserved. Disclaimer: The information contained in this report is a summary only - the accuracy of the Maori Land Court record, is itself, not accompanied by a state guarantee and to ensure accuracy users will need to verify the information against the records held by the Maori Land Court and the corresponding title information issued by Land Information New Zealand. Use of this site, report or information should be read in conjunction with the main disclaimer available at http://www.maorilandonline.govt.nz/gis/disclaimer.htm. Maori Land Court data last updated: 05/10/2018 , LINZ data last updated:05/10/2018 Printed On 5/10/2018 5:32:31 PM Page 4 of 6 Section 5 Block VI Tauakira Survey District and Part Ranana Reserve 10 Block & Part Ranana Reserve 10 Block Title Details Report - Block 19861 Land Administrator(s) Management Structure Name: Kaikaka Trust Management Structure Type: Ahu Whenua Trust Vested Land(ha): 5.3677 Minute Book Reference: 115 AOT 11-13 Active Administrators: Firmin Josephine Takarangi - Advisory Trustee Millin Kataraina - Advisory Trustee Takarangi Iana - Advisory Trustee Trustee, Whanganui Maori - Responsible Trustee Management Structure Name: Ranana Reserve No 10 Part Maori Reservation Management Structure Type: Maori Reservation Vested Land(ha): 0.4482 Minute Book Reference: 136 WG 68 Active Administrators: Broad Evelyn - Responsible Trustee Jackson Tamatete - Responsible Trustee Puketapu Brendon - Responsible Trustee Tapa Terrence James - Responsible Trustee Tinirau Rawiri - Responsible Trustee Sourced from Maori Land Online (www.maorilandonline.govt.nz) - Crown Copyright Reserved. Disclaimer: The information contained in this report is a summary only - the accuracy of the Maori Land Court record, is itself, not accompanied by a state guarantee and to ensure accuracy users will need to verify the information against the records held by the Maori Land Court and the corresponding title information issued by Land Information New Zealand. Use of this site, report or information should be read in conjunction with the main disclaimer available at http://www.maorilandonline.govt.nz/gis/disclaimer.htm. Maori Land Court data last updated: 05/10/2018 , LINZ data last updated:05/10/2018 Printed On 5/10/2018 5:32:31 PM Page 5 of 6 Section 5 Block VI Tauakira Survey District and Part Ranana Reserve 10 Block & Part Ranana Reserve 10 Block Title Details Report - Block 19861 Memorial Schedules Date Authority Minute Bk Ref Description 20/09/1951 NZ Gazette 75/1396 10221 Gazette Maori Reservation - Ranana Reserve No 10 Part 14/01/2002 TN14472 Lease Lease from the Ministry of Maori Development (Landlord) to the Proprietors of Morikaunui Block (Tenant) for a term of five (5) years from 1 July 2001 at an rate of $Nil per year. (Confirmation not req'd - see Sec 31(5) Maori Affairs Restructuring Act 1989) 23/04/2009 21 & 66(5) MAR Act 1989 TN 16681 Gazette Land released from Pt II/Maori Affairs Restructuring Act 1989 - 4.5557 ha. 11/05/2009 131/93 230 AOT 29-30 Status of Land Status Determined to be Maori Freehold Land 1/10/2013 TN 17129 Other Report regarding A20090010622 at TN 17129. Changes made to block in line with recommendations in report to ensure MLIS and the LINZ titles reflect each other. Further details at TN 17129. 1/10/2013 TN17129 Other Ranana Reserve 10 - Report & recommendation Sourced from Maori Land Online (www.maorilandonline.govt.nz) - Crown Copyright Reserved. Disclaimer: The information contained in this report is a summary only - the accuracy of the Maori Land Court record, is itself, not accompanied by a state guarantee and to ensure accuracy users will need to verify the information against the records held by the Maori Land Court and the corresponding title information issued by Land Information New Zealand. Use of this site, report or information should be read in conjunction with the main disclaimer available at http://www.maorilandonline.govt.nz/gis/disclaimer.htm. Maori Land Court data last updated: 05/10/2018 , LINZ data last updated:05/10/2018 Printed On 5/10/2018 5:32:31 PM Page 6 of 6.
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