Story: Te tango whenua – Māori land alienation All images & media From page 1 – Land tenure and alienation Motupoi pā Loss of Māori land Waitangi Tribunal report From page 2 – Pre-Treaty transactions Nōpera Pana-kareao Kerikeri stone store Deed of sale William Wakefield Wellington Harbour, 1841 From page 3 – Crown pre-emption Treaty of Waitangi Land ownership in Wairarapa, around 1860 Ngāi Tahu deed of sale Southern purchases of Māori land Donald McLean buying land From page 4 – Raupatu – confiscations Confiscated land areas Parihaka From page 5 – Establishing the Native Land Court Native Land Court building, Ōnoke Native Land Court, Rotorua Native Land Court at Ahipara Native Land Court certificate of title From page 6 – The Native Land Court in practice Letter about 10 owners rule Te Waka Maori o Aotearoa advertisements Small parcels of land Maungapōhatu From page 7 – Problems with the Land Court Land court hearing, 1860s Wī Pere Māori land blocks, Taupō district. From page 8 – Crown and private purchasing to the 1920s ‘Locked-up native and Crown lands’ Sale of Lake Wairarapa Te Aute old boys Building the main trunk railway line From page 9 – 20th-century developments Āpirana Ngata and Whina Cooper Hīkoi over the Harbour Bridge (1st of 3) Hīkoi along the Wellington motorway (2nd of 3) Petition from the hīkoi (3rd of 3)
