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Taemaro
Thompson Block / Waikohatu
Taupo Bay
Waimahana Bay
Kahukuraariki Trust Annual General Meeting
Will be held at Waihapa Marae, Weber Waihapa Rd, Kaeo Northland on Saturday 5th May, 2018 at 10am
Agenda:
- Powhiri
- Annual Reports
- Financial Report
- Announce Permanent Trustees
- Meeting Closed
All welcome, any enquiries please contact Avis Stewart on 022 6764639
Public Notice
7 March 2018
The trustees of the Kahukuraariki Trust are the legal owners of Waikohatu Farm (formerly known as Stony Creek farm), Thompson Block and Clark Block situated in the Kaeo and Mangonui areas in Northland. The trustees hereby give notice that legal proceedings will be initiated against any person that trespasses on the trustee’s land or takes or deals with property owned by the trustees without lawful authority.
This public notice is authorised by David Manuel as the Chairman of the Kahukuraariki Trust.
Please contact Avis Stewart – Project Coordinator on (022) 676 4639 or email enquiries.kahukuraariki@gmail.com for all enquiries.
Māori Tertiary Scholarships
The Māori Education Trust administers scholarships to Māori students attending tertiary institutes. The 2018 scholarship round will close 4.30 pm, Friday, 6 Paenga-whāwhā (April) 2018.
Notice of Day of Election, Nominations Received, Method of Voting and Wahi Pooti
NOMINATIONS
Notice is hereby given that a date of Saturday 21 April 2018 has been fixed for the election of eight (8) Trustees to the Kahukuraariki Trust.
Petitions for Wai 116
Ngatikahu ki Whangaroa letters of Protest and petitions to the Crown, 1876-1950
Hitori Claim 116
Taemaro original map and title names 1867 - 1870
Iwi Registrations - URGENT NOTICE
May 2017
A reminder of urgency, registered whanau who marked more than one marae on there registration form is invalid to vote.
Please re-register as nominations and voting is for the one marae only.
Possible Leasing
In December 2017, Kahukuraariki Trust met with a farming consultant and local farmers that were interested in leasing areas of Waikohatu stream farm. The farming consultant was contacted by the illegal occupiers, the former Landcorp farm manager, saying that it was in his best interest to stay away from Waikohatu Stream farm. This information has been reported to the police.
Illegal Logging
Kahukuraariki Trust were informed two weeks ago that pine trees were being logged, (approximately valued at $100,000) from the Waikohatu Stream farm. This was reported to the police with a newspaper post outlining that prosecutions will be laid against any person/s that illegally take resources from the land that is in the Trust ownership. Permission must be gained from the Trust in the first instance. It is theft removing property from land owned by the Iwi trust.