land grant · 1841
James Kelly, William Nicholson, James Phillips Lloyd, John Baker, and Thomas Hollingsworth are claimants for 2560 acres of land on the River Wai-Ma, New Zealand, allegedly purchased in 1831.
Case No. 129.-JAMES JAMES KELLY, WILLIAM NICHOL- SON, JAMES PHILLIPS LLOYD, JOHN BAKER, and THOMAS HOLLINGSWORTH, …
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Recorded in this notice
ClaimantJames James Kelly
ClaimantWilliam Nicholson
ClaimantJames Phillips Lloyd
ClaimantJohn Baker
ClaimantThomas Hollingsworth
LocationHokianga, New Zealand
LocationRiver Wai-Ma
LocationPakaikatoa
LocationWai- Ma Creek
Native ChiefWairange Etakadua
Native ChiefE Moka
Native ChiefTe Rahui
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 25, 30 March 1841.
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Near this placeHokianga, New Zealand · River Wai-Ma · Pakaikatoa · Wai- Ma Creek