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Ngati Whatua, the owners of the Auckland isthmus, sell the British government 3000 acres of their traditional lands where auckland now stands.
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After they sold off the Orakei block, only 700 acres remained.
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The Native Land Court was concerned for the future of the tribe, They made the remaining land absolutely inalienable, This land was placed under the control of 13 trustees,
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The Native Land Court made the Ngati Whatua trustees into legal owners. This meant they had the right to sell the land.
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The Lange Government announces that it would carry out the Tribunal's recommendation to return all land and pay $3 million in compensation.