Pursuant to sections 60 and 93(6) of the Ngati Manawa Claims Settlement Act 2012 ("the Settlement Act 2012"), the
New Zealand Geographic Board Nga Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa ("Board") hereby gives notice of altered geographic names and a discontinued Crown Protected Area (CPA) name.
Schedule 1 below specifies the details of the altered geographic names; their geographic feature types; their descriptions; and their former names.
Schedule 2 below specifies the details of the discontinued CPA name; its generic term; its description; and its former
New Zealand Gazette reference.
The official geographic names and discontinued CPA name took effect on 8 May 2012, being the date that the Settlement Act 2012 came into effect.
Pursuant to section 61 of the Settlement Act 2012, the Board may, in future, agree to alter any official geographic name, as listed in Schedule 1 below, with the consent of the trustees of Te Runanga o Ngati Manawa.
South Auckland Land District-East Coast Bay of Plenty Conservancy
Schedule 1
Official Geographic Name Geographic Feature Type Description Former Geographic Name
Aniwaniwa Falls Waterfall A small waterfall, located along the Rangitaiki
River, approximately 8km south-west from Waihau. NZTopo50 BF39-Galatea, GR 316 548. Aniwhenua Falls
(recorded, not official)
Lake Aniwaniwa Lake A lake along the Rangitaiki River, located approximately 13km north of the Murupara township, adjoining the Kaingaroa Forest. NZTopo50 BF39-Galatea, GR 307 511. Lake Aniwhenua
(recorded, not official)
Schedule 2
Discontinued Official Crown Protected Area Name Generic Term (Purpose of Reservation) Description Former
New Zealand Gazette
Fort Galatea Historic Reserve Historic Reserve As shown in the Ngati Manawa Deed of Settlement Plan OTS-076-004. Conservation Unit number V17019. NZTopo50 BF39-Galatea, GR 251 441. No longer a CPA name and so is discontinued. 11 July 1963, No. 41,
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Dated at Wellington this 10th day of May 2012.
W. K. SHAW, Secretary, New Zealand Geographic Board Nga Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa.