pp. 101–150: Raea Rupe at 116–117, Vaikai Maoate at 121–122 · pp. 151–200: Vaikai Maoate at 162, Judge MacCormick’s decision at 167A–167C · pp. 238, 243–244 and 285: Parakoti, cross-examined by Savage; Pa Ariki (pp. 261–267, Stephen Savage, 2–3 May 1912, to follow)

Raea Rupe (pp. 116–117, “the mata‘iapo were never driven out”), Vaikai Maoate (pp. 121–122, 162, the war over Kainuku’s wife Akaiti), Parakoti (p. 238) and Pa Ariki (p. 285) on Makea Takau’s parents, and Stephen Savage (p. 267, 3 May 1912, “Vakaatini was not a son of Te Paatuakino”; the court: “very singular … immaterial”). Judge MacCormick’s decision of 1912 is cited as (1912) 5 MB 167A.

The decision is entered in the reports above as (1912) 5 MB 167A. Relied on in the Makea Nui Ariki title applications of 2026: the documents, on the Research page.

pp. 325–332 (PDF) · p. 331A on its own · p. 88

Page 331A is the Makea Nui genealogy from Karika that Browne showed in 1949 to be impossible. Page 325 (14 October 1916) on succession by native custom where a name was put in a title as a gift.

Entered in the reports above as (1913) 7 MB 88 and (1916) 7 MB 325. Relied on in the Makea Nui Ariki title applications of 2026: the documents, on the Research page.

pp. 289–290 (PDF) · as a document, with the chart · the chart

On 3 May 1939 Browne withdrew his claim to the Makea arikiship “considering public interests” and gave his genealogy on oath to show he was “one of Kopu Ariki”; he stated that “Pa Atuakino was an adopted son of Rangi Makea”. The court recorded that the position of titles in relation to long occupation of lands applies equally to an ariki title. The transcription of pp. 289–290 and the Vaike Ruariki exhibits, with the photographs of every page, are on the Volume One archive, Chapter 5, sections 19.5 and 19.6.

Entered in the reports above as (1939) 12 MB 289. Relied on in the Makea Nui Ariki title applications of 2026: the documents, on the Research page.

The pages (PDF)

Entered in the reports above as (1943) 15 MB 117. Relied on in the Makea Nui Ariki title applications of 2026: the documents, on the Research page.

The decision whole, eight pages (PDF) · the passages as printed in the first edition

Nothing connects the Makea with Taputapuatea in ancient history; no defined tribal districts until Pa fixed the boundaries just before the Gospel. Cited as (1953) 22 MB 78.

Entered in the reports above as (1953) 22 MB 78. Relied on in the Makea Nui Ariki title applications of 2026: the documents, on the Research page.

The page (PDF)

A Pa ariki married Vaieturangi; their children Pa Te Ruaroa and Moeavaroa; Moeavaroa married Po te Anuanua called Tuakino; their children Taitua, Te Pa Tuakino and Te Tauira; Taitua’s line in Aitutaki to the witness.

Entered in the reports above as (1947) Aitutaki 12 MB 63. Relied on in the Makea Nui Ariki title applications of 2026: the documents, on the Research page.