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Māori Land Info Kāpiti Island
Māori land information can help establish recorded ownership, legal status, block names and documentary histories relating to Kāpiti Island. These are distinct from the much longer history of occupation, whakapapa and customary relationships with the island.
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Land records and historical interpretation
A land-information portal is an entry point into particular records, not a historical account in itself. This catalogue item has not yet been tied to a named land block, instrument or court record; any specific claims about title or customary interests must be checked against those records and the histories of the relevant iwi and hapū.
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