The Te Roroa Report 1992

Table of Contents

Index
	0.1 Index
Kaupapa (Subject)
Contents
Te Tau (Introduction)
1 Te Ao Hou (The New World)
	1.1 Tauiwi (Newcomers)
	1.2 Tuku Whenua (Pre-1875 Land Sales)
	1.3 Nga Taukumekumetanga (Points at Issue Between Crown and Claimants)
	1.4 Rohe Potae (Boundaries)
	1.5 He Whakarapopoto (The Conclusion)
02 Nga Whenua i Hokona (Land Sales)
	2.1 The Crown Resumes Land Purchasing
	2.2 The Survey of Te Roroa Land
	2.3 The Native Land Court Investigation of Title to Maunganui-Waipoua
	2.4 The Sale of Maunganui-Waipoua
	2.5 Grievances Over the Sale and the Crowns Response
	2.6 The Investigation of Title and the Sale of Waimamaku No 2
	2.7 The Cession of Wairau South
03 Nga Whenua Rahui (Reserves)
	3.1 Official Attitudes and Policies
	3.2 What Land was Reserved from Sale
	3.3 What Areas Te Roroa Believed Should Have Been Reserved.
04 Te Wawahitanga o te Whenua (Fragmentation of the Land): Waipoua No 2
	4.1 The Cost of Succession and Partition
	4.2 Sales in Waipoua No 2 1913-1923
	4.3 Crown Attempts to Purchase Other Interests
	4.4 Injustices in the Native Land Court System
	4.5 Maori Complaints and Official Inquiries
	4.6 Crown Purchases 1939-1945
	4.7 Crown Purchases 1960-1973
	4.8 The Prices Paid by the Crown for Waipoua No 2 Land
	4.9 The Reasons for the Crowns Proclamation
05 Te Manakore (Loss of Mana)
	5.1 Nga Morehu (The Survivors)
	5.2 Traditional Rights to Mahinga Kai
	5.3 Failure to Provide Adequate Public Utilities and Services in the Waipoua Settlement
	5.4 Did the Crown Have a Duty to Provide Legal Access and Services for the Waipoua Settlement?
06 Taonga (Sacred Treasures)
	6.1 The Claim
	6.2 Te Roroa Perspective
	6.3 The European Perspective
	6.4 Wakatupapaku
	6.5 Wahi Tapu
	6.6 The Resource Management Act 1991 and the Protection of Wahi Tapu
07 Whakahoki Mana (Attempts at Redress and Restoration)
	7.1 Nga Aureretanga (Continuous Crying): Me Nga Whakautu (Response)
	7.2 Grievances Over the Failure to Reserve Kaharau and Te Taraire
	7.3 The Acheson Inquiry 1932
	7.4 Grievances Over the Failure to Reserve Manuwhetai and Whangaiariki
	7.5 The Stout-Ngata Commission
	7.6 Continuing Complaints
	7.7 The Acheson Inquiry 1939
	7.8 Beach Subdivision and Farm Settlement
	7.9 Wero (Challenge)
08 He Whakamutunga (The Ending)
	8.1 Findings
	8.2 Recommendations
	8.3 Our Proposals to Assist Parties in Formulating Submissions on Remedies
Appendix 01 The Claim
	1.1 The Claim
Appendix 02 Record of Inquiry
	2.1 Notice of Claim
	2.2 Appointments
	2.3 Hearings and Appearances
	2.4 Notification of Hearings
	2.5 Notification List
Appendix 03 Record of Documents
	3.1 Record of Documents
Appendix 04 Agreed Statement on Manuwhetai and Whangaiariki
	4.1 JOINT MEMORANDUM BY COUNSEL FOR THE CLAIMANTS AND THE CROWN IN RELATION TO AN AGREED STATEMENT OF FACTS WITH RESPECT TO THE LANDS KNOWN AS MANUWHETAI AND WHANGAIARIKI
Appendix 5 Multiple Ownership - Some Resource Management Implications
Appendix 6 Whakapapa
Appendix 6 The Members
	Appendix 5 The Members
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The Te Roroa Report 1992