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Wākana

1. (loan) (personal name) Worgan.

E kī ana ngā kaiinoi i hokona e rāua i te tau 1872 ki te kaiwhakahaere a te Kāwanatanga i reira, ki a Te Wākana, ngā pīhi whenua e rua hui katoa ngā eka e 800 mō ngā moni e £800 (TW 22/6/1878:315). / The petitioners say that in 1872 they sold to Mr Worgan, the Government Commissioner at that place, two pieces of land totalling 800 acres for £800.

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