| 1 Introduction |
 | 1.1 Te tono a te iwi (the claim)
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| 1.2 The claim area
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| 1.3 The claimants
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| 1.4 The claim
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| 1.5 The development of the claim
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| 1.6 The findings and recommendations sought
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| 1.7 The Waitangi Tribunal Hearings
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| 2 Nga Hapu o Te Whanganui-a-Orotu |
| 2.1 Te powhiri
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| 2.2 The Maori history of Te Whanganui-a-Orotu
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| 2.3 Te Whanganui-a-Orotu a taonga
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| 2.4 Principal pa sites
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| 2.5 Customary use rights
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| 3 The Ahuriri Purchase |
| 3.1 Introduction
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| 3.2 Early European contacts
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| 3.3 Crown land purchase policy and proceedings
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| 3.4 McLean negotiates the Ahuriri purchase
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| 3.5 Final Arrangements
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| 3.6 Completing the purchase
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| 3.7 Official reports on the Ahuriri purchase
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| 3.8 Conclusions
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| 4 The Deed, Translation, and Plan |
| 4.1 The originals
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| 4.2 The copies
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| 4.3 The Deed
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| 4.4 Lament and farewell to ancestral lands
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| 4.5 The reservation of Roro o Kuri
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| 4.6 The fishing right and canoe landing places
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| 4.7 The Deed Plan
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| 4.8 Was the red line on the plan before the deed was signed?
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| 4.9 Two different viewpoints
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| 5 Settler Encroachments in the Provincial Period |
| 5.1 Sharing the harbour with the settlers
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| 5.2 Pastoralism overwhelms partnership
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| 5.3 Further Crown land purchases
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| 5.4 The anti-land selling movement
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| 5.5 Renewed land purchasing
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| 5.6 Port development and reclaimation
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| 5.7 The loss of Te Pakake
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| 5.8 The Crowns anomalous position on reserves and islands
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| 5.9 Paora Torotoros application for title to six islands
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| 5.10 Tareha claims relaimed land
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| 5.11 An inner harbour versus a breakwater harbour
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| 5.12 The provincial government proposes Te Whanganui-a-Orotu as security for a harbour loan
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| 6 The Expropriation of Te Whanganui-a-Orotu by Statute |
| 6.1 Te Whanganui-a-Orotu is vested in the Napier Harbour Board
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| 6.2 The loss of Pukemokimoki
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| 6.3 The dredging and reclaiming of Te Whanganui-a-Orotu before the earthquake
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| 6.4 Roads and bridges
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| 6.5 The reclaimation of the lagoon
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| 6.6 The pollution of the Ahuriri estuary
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| 7 The Loss of All That Remained |
| 7.1 The impact of the 1931 earthquake
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| 7.2 Relief and reconstruction
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| 7.3 Renewed harbour development
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| 7.4 The reclaimation of the lagoon
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| 7.5 The diversion of the Tukaekuri River
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| 7.6 Land development for farm settlement
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| 7.7 The compulsory acquisition of the islands
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| 7.8 Conclusion
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| 8 The Disposal and Utilisation of Reclaimed Land |
| 8.1 The evidence
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| 8.2 The greater Napier scheme
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| 8.3 The Hawkes Bay Airport
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| 8.4 The Ahuriri Farm Settlement
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| 8.5 The division of Crown land
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| 8.6 The demise of the harbour board and the division of the remaining endowment
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| 8.7 Environmental damage since the earthquake
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| 9 The Ahuriri Estuary: Environmental and Management Issues |
| 9.1 The issues
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| 9.2 The esturary and its ecological importance
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| 9.3 Conflict over use and management
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| 9.4 Reports and Discussions on future management
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| 9.5 The Knox report
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| 9.6 Ecology Action and Wai-Ora Action: Complaints and Proposals
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| 9.7 Harbour board proposals and district scheme reviews
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| 9.8 Draft management plan mooted
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| 9.9 Monocultural legislation and processes
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| 9.10 The new legislative and administrative framework
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| 9.11 Management plans covering the Te Whanganui-a-Orotu area
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| 9.12 New consultative processes
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| 9.13 Does the new structure for environmental management adequately protect the Tangata Whenuas treaty rights?
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| 10 Petitioning for the Investigation of Title of Te Whanguni-a-Orotu |
| 10.1 The principle of redress
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| 10.2 The beginnings of protest and petitions
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| 10.3 The 1875 Petition
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| 10.4 The Petition of 1894
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| 10.5 The 1907 Petition
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| 10.6 Applications to the Native Land Court 1916-19
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| 10.7 The 1919 Petition and 1920 Native Land Claims Commission
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| 10.8 The application for seven islands
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| 10.9 The 1925 petition of Te Wahapango
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| 10.10 The 1932 Petition
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| 10.11 Judge Harveys 1934 Inquiry
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| 10.12 The aftermath of the Harvey Report
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| 10.13 Further attempts to seek redress from the Government
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| 10.14 Conclusion
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| 11 Ngati Pahauweras Claim |
| 11.1 Introduction
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| 11.2 The lodging of the claim
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| 11.3 Whakapapa
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| 11.4 Whanaungatanga
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| 11.5 Rangatira Rights
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| 11.6 Ahi Kaa and Rohe
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| 11.7 Ringakaha
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| 11.8 Petitioning
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| 11.9 Conclusions
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| 12 Conclusions and Recommendations |
| 12.1 The role of the Tribunal
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| 12.2 The principles of the Treaty
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| 12.3 The application of Treaty principles to the present claim
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| 12.4 Recommendations
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| Appendix I - Statements of Claim |
| Second Amended Statement of Claim
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| Amendment to the Second Amended Statement of Claim (14 July 1993)
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| Second Amendment to the Second Amended Statement of Claim (14 July 1993)
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| WAI 432 - Statement of Claim
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| Appendix II - Record of Hearings |
| D First Hearing, Omahu Marare, Omahu, 19-23 July 1993
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| E Second hearing, Napier City Council Chambers, Napier, 4-8
October 1993
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| F Third hearing, The Great Wall Conference Centre, Napier, 6-8 December 1993
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| G Fourth hearing, Ngati Pahauwera hearing in relation to Te Whanganui-a-Orotu, Waitangi Tribunal Division Hearing Room, Seabridge House, Wellington, 31 January 1994
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| H Fifth Hearing, The Great Wall Conference Centre, Napier, 2-4 May 1994
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| Map and Deed Visit, Department of Survey and Land Information, Heaphy House, Wellington, 1 July 1994
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| I Sixth hearing, The Great Wall Conference Centre, Napier, 18-22 July 1994
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Appendix III - Record of Proceedings
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Appendix IV - Record of Documents
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Appendix V - Regional Policy Statement Extracts
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| Appendix VI - Related Legislation |
| LEGISLATION RELATING TO THE EXPROPRIATION OF TE WHANGANUI-A-OROTU
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