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 | [...]neke Wellington City Council Nga Waahi Taonga 0 Te Whanganui a Tara MAORI SITES INVENTORY |
| *g; introduction Nga Waahi Taonga 0 Te Whanganui 0 Tara augments the historic Maori site[...]ilmore. Duncan Moore and David Young on behalf of Te Kaunihera O Poneke. The following acknowledgments are made f[...]son. Phil Damon, Stephen Ruddock. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| ‘2 ”may of Precincts Ohariu — Te Ika a Mom Precinct Includes sites M1 to M25 On t[...]o are in this precinct. at Owhariu (M12, M14) and Te Ika a Maru (M21). the latter being the best prese[...]ations before the arrival of the first Europeans. Te Ika a Maru pa was probably originally a Ngati Ira[...]e tribe at the turn of the nineteenth century was Te Huka o te tai o Ruatapu or Whanake. His wife. Tamairangi and son Te Kekerengu. were much involved in the upheavals ea[...]iowhenua expedition. reached as for south as Tapu Te Ranga pa in Island Bay. This did not result in th[...]it did begin a pattern of gradual displacement. Te Rauparaha and his allies moved permanently to the[...]aking further attacks on Ngati Ira on that coast. Te Kekerengu and others attempted to expel them in a[...]fragile alliance with Ngati Toa. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui :1 Tara |
| [...]a survivors of a major battle Took refuge on Tapu Te Ranga and then escaped via The coast to Owhariu.[...]ut permitted to live and settle at Mana Island by Te Rangihaeata. By 1832 Ngati lra had also departed[...]unga then left their inner harbour possessions to Te Atiawa kin. Ngati Tama claimed links to Owhariu after the exodus. Te Arei Kainga (M10). close To Makara beach. was a N[...]e incoming European settlers. in 1844 people from Te lka a Maru and Oterongo signed documents purporti[...]were made for the inhabitants of Ohaua (M14) and Te lka a Maru. Few people seem to have lived there a[...]aranakl. In 1853, reserves at Ohaua, Oterongo and Te lka a Maru were sold to the Crown. Ohaua Bay was[...]ian Society vol 26, vol 27. vol 28 2. A Ballard "Te Whanganui-a—Tara: Phases of Maori Occupation of[...]awhifi and the Goldfields 1986. 4. Ehrhardt P, Te Whanganui—a—Tara. Customary Tenure 1750—185[...]nal research publication 1992. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]ua is a Ngati Mamoe pa. Taumata-Patiti (M43), and Te Wai- komaru. a Ngati—Mamoe fortified village (M[...]e within this precinct. Sources Evidence of Pene Te Hiko. leurapa case 23/7/1909, to Wgtn 292 Mount Victoria — Te Ranga a Hiwi Precinct Includes sites M70 to M72[...]dominated by the summit of Mount Victoria, Tangi Te keo (M72). 0 name relating to the spirit of the t[...]nce inhabited Hataitai. The Ngai Tara fort called Te AkaTarewa (M70) is also here. and The stockaded village Te Waihirere Pa (M71). Tapu te Ranga — Haewai Precinct includes sites M78 to M[...]ime of the Muaupoko raid of Whanganui 0 Tara when Te Akanui was paramount chief of Ngai Tara." Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]hat while Ngati Ira. led between 1800 and 1830 by Te Huka o te tai Ruatapu (aka Whanake), were forced to retreat[...], Tamairangi. and some children retreated to Tapu Te Ranga which initially did not fall, while Kekerengu. Whanake’s son. held Porirua. About 1827 Tapu Te Ranga was besieged by Ngati Mutunga. When it was[...]Owhariu where Ngati Mutunga/Tama were stationed. Te Rangihaeata placed them under his protection and[...]principal chief as Pakau and the principal house Te Maioha. Nga Rauru and Ngati Ruanui set out to at[...]at Uruhau. whose men. supported by warriors from Te Waihirere and Te Akatarewa pa. fought the invaders in what seems t[...]bloody encounter. At least two invading chiefs, Te Toko and Whakatau. were killed. their bodies burn[...]in The Great Harbour of Tara. 1959 2. A Ballara "Te Whanganui-a-Tara: Phases of Maori Occupation of Wellington Harbour[...]an Society vol 26, vol 27, vol 28 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]oria). its principal house Moeahuru. and a third, Te Waihirere (M71), was constructed at Point Jerning[...]the water flowed into the harbour, hence the name Te Waihirere. 'gushing water'. These forts. occupie[...]en turned on Motu Kairangi. crossing the channel (Te Awa a Taia) on rafts to the island. However their[...]and Whetu Kairangi are the freshwater springs of Te Puna 0 Tara and Te Puna a Tinirau (M104) which watered these pa. Ma[...]een affected by the Miramar cutting excavations. Te Pou a Amuketi (M105) at Worser Bay, named after Captain Kent (Te Amuketi), an early trader. is on a mldden site, i[...]luding a partially finished mere. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]near Wellington Heads, stands on a low spur above Te Poti Stream. Best writes that Rangitatau (M111) s[...]doubtful.“ Rangitatau — Patio and Oruati — Te Tangihanga o Kupe Precinct Includes sites M 109 to M115 Whetu[...]t house from Hawaiki. The spring there was called Te Puna o Tinirau, after a place in the ocean where whales[...]riginate. Here began Ngai Tara. The pa was named Te Whetu Kairangi, because its inhabitants saw no ot[...]night. When the fort was finished, Tara’s wife Te Umuroimata said to Tara: "You should give your na[...]rbour,” to which Tara agreed. Thus it was named Te Whanganui 0 Tara (Great Harbour of Tara). Among[...]ri Tatangi (Seatoun Flat), on the eastern side of TeTe Awa a Taia, which was displaced within Maori memo[...]its name to the land. Just off Seatoun is Aroaro o Kupe, sometimes Te Ure Kupe (M113), said to be the place where Kupe injured himself while swimming. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]in The Great Harbour of Tara, 1959 2. A Ballara "Te Whanganui-a—Tara: Phases of Maori Occupation of[...]significant as the "fulcrum" on which control of Te Whanganui 0 Tara has see—sawed. The area was n[...]y along the eastern and southern coastal areas of Te Whanganui 0 Tara.‘ They probably regarded the[...]Shortly after, Ngati Tea (with Ngati Mutunga and Te Atiawa contingents) returned to settle the coast.[...]riu (M9—14) respectively.‘ Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Tunga followed, This probably did noT occur unTil Te Pehi Kupe reTurned from England in 1827.5 Accord[...]oTher places on The coasT, oThers came over To... Te Ara [M67Js KumuToTo [M66]. Nga Pakoko, Pip/Tea [M64]. Te Rae—kaihau. Kopaeparawai. Tiakiwai, Raurimu [M6[...]kuao [M59]. all of which places [were]... beTween Te Aro flaT and The easTem end of Tinakore Road. OTh[...]aTi lra sTiII occupied coasTal siTes aT WaiwheTu, Te Maau, Whiorau. Okiwi, Paraoa— nui and Kohanga-Te-ra (The lagoon aT Turakirae), and from Owhariu To Porirua. NgaTihineTuhi. who were led by Te Poki, PaTukawenga, Raumoa. Pomare and oThers wiTh NgaTaTa-i-Te rangi (who laTer seTTled his Heke Paukena relaTions of Te Ara — see below) arrived and occupied The inner[...]pa. via Turakirae and Then, in a IasT sTand. Tapu Te Ranga island.a In 1832 anoTher 2000 Te ATiawa, of The NgaTi Te WhiTi. NgaTi Tawhirikura, Te MaTehou hapus — including prominenT rangaTira Te Wharepouri, Te Puni, and Wi Tako NgaTaTa, came To Waikanae in The migraTion called Tama Te uaua. In 1834, roughly anoTher 1000 Te ATiawa under Te RangiTake (Wi Kingi), and Taranaki and NgaTi Ruanui under Te HanaTaua. Pakuahi and Te Mira, came To Waikanae in a migraTion called Te Heke Paukena To help fighT NgaTi Raukawa aT The H[...]T NgaTi MuTunga's inviTaTion,° and The IaTTer To Te Ara flaT aT NgaTaTa-l-Te—rangi’s inviTaTion. NgaTi Tama sTruggled wiTh Te RangihaeaTa, and ended up firmly seTTled aT Owhar[...]ncemenT) made aT MaTiu (Somes Island). gave Their Te Whanganui a Tara lands To Their migranT relaTions.‘u Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]vulnerable spot Best, Pt 3 p66. Also A Ballara "Te Whanganui~a»Tara: Phases of Maori Occupation of[...]opposed by earlier inhabitants. Ibid p18. P Kau te Rangi. Ngarara hearing, Wellington 21/2/1890. 10[...]o at the junction of Mulgrave and Sydney streets. Te Rae—kaihau overlooking the south—eastern end[...]9 p112 National Archives Wgtn. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]ge Information Described as a "Track leading from Te Korokoro to Tokopu. to Poriiuo.“ Sources 1. WC[...]Information. Site Handbook. 1990 Maori Sites at Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]Site Handbook. 1990 2. Adkin p 49 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]rchaeological Association N160/48 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui at Tara |
| [...]rchaeological Association N160/47 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]ion Newsletter12(4) 1969 p 184 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Archaeological Association N160/4 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]- cho’drvoM/UPP/f my 4M 3/6 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]ation. native reserve Known twi/Hapu Connections Te Atiawa. Ngati Toma Heritage Information Still u[...]24 outlining the reserve block Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]rchaeological Association N160/45 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]of sr‘ie Oven area Known lwi/Hapu Connections Te Aiiawa, Whanganui Condition This area was forme[...]akara beach Township subdivision. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui at Tara |
| [...]otal native population 119.’ Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]ocafion Newslefler 2(4) 20—25 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| 1 M10. Te'Aei Kainga Location Ohariu Bay 9 Type of sit[...]age 1841." Adkin's infers these references are to Te Areiz. A brief 1967 archaeological expedition to[...]logical Society Vol 1 no 1 (1967) Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]ype of site Possible koingc Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]ariu"? A 1960 archaeological reporl sTaTes ThaT 1O minuTes digging produced bones and signs of cooki[...]aeological AssociaTion N1bO/35 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Archaeological Association N160/2 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]ck: Comprising Sites M14—M19 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]ra“ NNZ Archaeological Association 5(3) 156-59. O’Rourke M 1962 "Excavations at Warehou Pa 1962"[...]vol7 1851 [1420] vol XXXV p231 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]no name. Sources 1. Adkin p 124 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]o name Sources 1. Adkin p 124 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara onmu Ely |
| [...]ciation N‘Io4/60 2. Adkin p 124 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui :1 Tara |
| [...]n Newsletter 1 2(4) 1969 p 184 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]umber P1154 [IL/‘1’ M/g Map name ;'Iellington O " —— Grid reference 26229113, 2. 4X ,2?! I. A[...]orted by E. IicE‘adgen Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]iation N164/32, N164/63. N164/6é Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]tooing/Locket Point Location Between Opau and Te ika a Maru Bay onu lAr Tl Ila[...]oking Cook Stroit about half way between Opou and Te lkomoru Bay‘. The WCC Maori Historical Informat[...]rchaeological Association N164/40 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| :MZ‘I Te Ike a Mom Pa Location Te Ike 0 Moru Boy my, w 1 H V. I WWW/'7,“ Loco’rion of sites or Te Ike 0 Mcru Boy, NZAA Type of site P0 Known Iwi/Hapu Connections Ngofi Toma. Te Afiowo, and orhers Condition Probably the besT[...]badly deteriorored since 1960. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]arthwork pa or fortified place in the bay east of Te-Rama-a- paku and near J. McMenamin's homestead. Of this name the corrupt forms Te Kaminaru and Ti- kamera are in common use‘." He[...]’s 1916 map gives no name for the boy but shows Te lka-a-Maru pa near its south—east margin... McL[...]there is no account of Ngati Awa people living at Te lka a Maru. based on Robert Park and Sydney M. Sc[...]e of that occupation. it should be noted that the Te lka a Maru block sits on Ramapaku Native Reserve[...]s of cultivation land for the people of Ohaua and Te lka a Maru which, in July 1853, Donald McLean rep[...]On 24 October 1872 Rihi, daughter of Rangipupu of Te Atiawa, claimed on the basis of continuing occupa[...]onducted by Pohe and Ngapapa of Ngati Tama. Being Te Atiawa. young and a woman. Rihi did not participa[...]Commissioner of Natives this time with Riria Tare Te Mihana emphasising that she and Rihi did not sell. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]ry 1873 restating their claims. Porutu and Henare te Puni came to Heaphy two days later and affirmed t[...]own occupation and use and that of their fathers. Te Puni further stated that Riria was cultivating th[...]Rihi Rangipupu and Riria had equitable claims to Te lka a Maru. He further reaffirmed all previous st[...]tive Land Court ordered a title to issue for both Te lka a Maru 1 and 2 blocks. SuNey No 1 enclosed an[...]tate in May 1895. Rihi's land was sold in 1906 to Te Kamaru Station after she died (26/6/1903) and the[...]toric or prehistoric agriculture was practiced at Te lka—a—maru is debatable? The principal occup[...]pp 152-56, 160-62 5. "Survey and Excavations at Te lka—A-Maru Bay, Wellington, 1962-63" Janet Davi[...]) March 1976 p 23 6. Ibid p 24 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| M22 Unidentified Pits Location Te Ike 0 Maru Bay man ani on» Ely To[...]rchaeological Association N164/20 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| M23 Te Raniu'd ngiku Pa Locafion Headland. Te Ike 0 Mom boy NZAA: Terraces. Karokc & Possib[...]of site Po Known Iwi/Hapu Connech‘ons Possibly Te ATiowo‘ Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]uaTed on The Top of The headland beiween Chou and Te-Ika-a» Maru boys, on The ouTer wesTern coasT of[...]The form of middens. ovens. em. The Tabieiand of Te Rama—a—paku has also been occupied‘." An a[...]and The presence of karaka Trees aT This siTe, on Te Ramapaku Reserve. suggesTing iT was a possible si[...]cal AssociaTion N1b4/21 Wawar’ Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| .QM24 Unidgntified Tenaces Location Headland of Te ”(0 a Moru boy Type of site Terrocing TETe Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]rchaeological Association N164/62 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Known lwi/Hapu Connections Probably Ngati Toma & Te Atiawa Condition Not known Heritage Informat[...]the form of middens. ovens, etc. The tableland of Te Roma-cr—paku has also been occupied‘." Adkin[...]eological Association N164/110 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]aeological Assoclalion N164/56 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]tion Extensive erosion of this grove was noted in o 1963 archaeological report. Heritage Information[...]rchaeological Association N1b4/65 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]aeological AssociaTion N164/86 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]‘V Dork N'vc‘ho’sc'b—— Maori Sites of Te Whanganui at Tara DOSLI WD2141 |
| Known lwi/Hapu Connections Ngati lra, Te Atiawa Condition Considerably altered by works a[...]ble Heritage Information One of three important Te Atiawa kainga on the south coast in the Terawhiti[...]aside as a reserve for the Ngati Waipongo hapu of Te Atiawa. The hapu moved to the kaingd otter Ngati[...]ga named Pirihira is in fact named after Pirihera te Tia of the Kaitangata hapu of Ngati Mutunga, Leg[...]betoken native occupationt.“ Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]gical Assoc Newsletter Vol 6 No 3 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]f site Kainga Known lwi/Hapu Connecfions Te Ariawa Olsranga Condition NaTural feaTure Heri[...]ode here in former Times‘,” Adkin spells iT "O-Te—rongo boy" and quoTes BesT. Then sTaTes "STP. SmiTh, also, refers To The monsTer ThaT once lived aT O-Te—rongo and describes iT, from informaTion handed[...]1. BesT PT 5 p 176 2. Adkin p 56 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]y‘, Sources 1. NZ Archaeological Association N1o4/85 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Type of site Kcingo Known lwi/Hapu Connections Te Atiowo — Ngoti Woipongo Condition A 1987 arch[...]vidence of the koingo site‘. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]he Waiariki reserve along with reserves at Ohaua, Te lka a Mom. Oterongo and Karore to the Crown. The[...]utes of Transactions: "10 acres granted to Tupara te Maru under ’the Crown Grant Act No 2. 1862's."[...]mall area that was the Opuawe kainga which Tupara te Maru sold to Sam Monaghant. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...], map on p 123 @NP‘V‘PWNT‘ Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]ological Association N‘Ié4/108 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]Wai-arlkl Slm. Known Iwi/Hapu Connections Te Atiawa Karon Light It rungu. Palm Condition Not known Heritage information Best stated "Te Iringo-a—nui. A place on Section 1. just west o[...]A hamlet at this place was occupied by the Ngati-Te—Waipango clan of Ngati-Awa‘.“ Adkin quotes Best and adds: "This name was brought here by the Te Ati»Awa people when they came down from their Ta[...]BestPt5p17b 2. Adkinp24andmapp123 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...], I r I k i Ya Known Iwi/Hapu Connections 5”" Te ATiawa, Kaitangata Condition 1: Not known Tonga[...]rown grant issued To Sec 94 in favour of Pirihira Te Tia, The grant was for an area of 60 acres on the[...]of The Waiariki kainga, urupa and beach. Pirihia te Tia, a woman of The Kaitangata and NgaTi Tupawhen[...]n The residence and cultivations of her father at Te Ika a Maru was ignored because The proposed 40 acres that was acknowledged as hers could not be found at Te Ika a Maru but was accommodated rather in Sec 4 T[...]anted on 13 May 1890‘ In The same year Pirihira te Tia sold The land To the McMenamen esTaTe. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]lled Pirihira’." Adkin noTed mm H was "A former Te ATi—Awa village locaTed on The ouTer souTh coas[...]916 map: see Adkin's map p 123 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]s utility and ownership is best expressed by Pene te Hiko on whose testimony the title was ordered in the Native Land Court. Pene te Hiko stated: This urupa is the only part of Waia[...]native population —— 442. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]eological Associd’rlon N164/109 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]tural feature Heritage Information Best stated "Te Awa-koria. A small haven or open space in the roc[...]76 2. Adkin p 16 and map p 123 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Not known Heritage information Best states "Te Wai—komaru. A Ngati»Mamoe fortified village. P[...]9 3. Adkin p 94 and map p 123 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]News/en‘er 12(4) 1969 p 184 Maori Siles of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Sources 1. Adkin, p 87 & Map Vl-1 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]This she: "A siockoded village of Ngaii Momoe of Te Rimurapo‘." Sources 1. Best part 5 p175. Adkin repeats This informc'iion Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| .m42_ Mohuia and Te Kau'cieogl’oud I , I' I Localion Offshore o[...]apu connecfions NgoTl Ira Heritage Information Te Kouoe o Pouo comprises Three rocks — a sec: sTock — o[...]whokofoukl. or Tribal saying: "Kio mohoki ro ono Te kouoe o Pouo, koTohi ko rim of Te whenuo." "When The jawbone of Pouo becomes loose,[...]Ira). " Mohuio is The Toll. isoloTed rock, named ofier o doughTer or niece of Kupe‘. Sources 1. Adkin.[...]poinT named. one a rocky isleT. and onoTher oboul o quorTer of 0 mile disTonT. The Toll, isoloTed rock is Mohuio.“ Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]down To Rimurapa. Type of site Po \ ' W.’ / TE fiIMUfl/iFfl L Am” any; Irmw Irv/"hm TE RIMURJP/V NIT/VF RESERVE ELK XIII P'N/CMDLSO/V 5[...]-easTern boundary of Pahua‘. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]in The Third reserve, Waiarikl. NgaTi Waipango of Te ATiawa is closely relaTed To Ngafi Tawhirikura of PiTone. When They firsT came back To The harbour under Te Wharepouri and Te Puni from The Wairarapa They resided wiTh Their N[...]ed sale To The NZ Company resided aT PipiTea wiTh Te MaTehou. They are shown in The lisTs presenTed To[...]T To The souTh coasi. IT may have been before The Te ATiawa sojourn in The Wairarapa. We know They occ[...]Vl-1. Adkin. p 84. Adkin, p 84 Evidence of Pene Te Hiko. Rimurapa case 23/7/1909, 16 Wng 2 Evidence[...]MLC AoTea DisTricT 16 WTgn 292 evidence of Pene Te Hiko. 23/7/1909, General Land File. Wng 178 Rimar[...].U'PP-‘Nr‘ >1 .0‘ 44:05:; Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...](M43)‘. Sources 1. Adkin. p 84 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]__—.—.——._—_-—_—— Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]cit. H.M. Christie. Dom. 4/6/1929 Maori Sifes of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]tunga Condition Not known Heritage information Te Potukowengo, a senior Ngati Mutungo rangcitiro wh[...]Cit. H.M. Christie, Dom. 4/6/1929 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| ' M48 Te Ana PuTa Cave LocaTion A mile souTh of Horok[...]The dead. Sources 1. Adkin, p 12 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Type of site Koingo Known iwi/Hapu connections Te ATicsz Condition Not known Heritage Information A small Te ATide village, also used in the 1830's as o fortified position against raids from the Woiroropo‘, Sources 1. Adkin, p 64 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]N’houranga.‘ 1847 Known iwi/Hapu connections Te Atiawa Condition Built over Heritage Informatio[...]from Ngauranga to Pita-one to Matangi and his son Te Manihera Ye Toru (Te ATi Awa) and Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]possession of The lands from WaiTangi STream (aT Te Ara) To Ngauranga. Thus Ngauranga is. broadly. an[...]Tlonal boundary beTween Wellington and The HuTT. Te ATiawa chief Te Wharepouri's securing of lands aT Wairarapa was u[...]o. in November 1835. learning his cousin Manihera Te Toru had received lands aT Te Whanganui 0 Tara from Their muTual MuTunga relaTi[...]rangaTira included Toru, WaiTara. and MaTangia. Te Wharepouri and his cousin Te Puni. aT PiTo»one. led The Maori parTicipaTion in The 'sale' of Te Whanganui 0 Tara To The New Zealand Company. Unlike Te Puni. Though, Wharepouri reTained "much of The sa[...]sTs all passed To Their successors. Wiri Makoare. Te Pare Ruakere. and Ms Love's children. In 1914. These secTions were parTiTianed. and sales followed. eg Te Pare Ruakere‘s inTeresTs sold To WalTer FuTTer[...]6) remains in Maori ownership. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tom |
| [...]s Norfhern Suburbs 18401918, p 12 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]E ‘ .. Nicholson .U / "wane: m r“... num w... o! ww- mm" / nan-mag. an, em a: .amsewuu "a luvrna[...]Zealand Company inm The 18403. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui at Tara |
| [...]- w v ‘. ‘ ts ,. . .. w \ Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara It I’"% (/oth ~4[...] |
| [...]of site Lookout point Known lwi/Hapu connections Te ATiOWG and others Condifion No? known Heritage[...]Adkin, pp 90-91 and Mops l & VI-2 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]i/Hopu connections Ngofi Toma Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]/ ”,c /’ r R Po DOSLI WD 140 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...][6 am. {Jack DOSLI WD 126 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]n affllfli 9.” ; rungs m A“ a: (/1 3 5‘ W o \ ’9 ‘Efiamm‘ ‘4 #119: P17; é \ < I‘ . . 25””; = . “- ‘9 ' ,' - s . 4, ‘ | .. 3 O I r ‘ I _ “FT'E. ' x '7. 7' Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara DOSLI SOW38 |
| [...]Pakeha occupants of the pa land. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]rches to Hori Paengahuru. Aperahama Tuhana. Matiu te Ire. Matiu te Wakakeko and Komene Paipa“. Other Kaiwharawhar[...]an application to the Native Land Court by Atanui te Pent, the restrictions on alienation were removed[...]ganui Registry 1 1. CT 75/274 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]1. Adkin. p 15 & Map lV—2 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui at Tara |
| [...]of site Cultivations Known iwi/Hapu connections Te Matehou Condition Fart built upon, part reserve.[...]luding Ropiha Moturoa, Wairarapa, Porutu. Parata. Te Wiremu Otaki. Pakau. and others? By the 1860‘s, the land was leased to a Mr. O'Neill. In 1863 the Crown tried unsuccessfully to[...]a Wireless Telegraph Station’. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]l Land Hie. Wgtn 108. 9.01990 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]Modern Meeting House Known twi/Hapu connections Te Whonou 0 Te Herengo Woko Condition Good Heritage Information A detailed history is contained in "Te Whokotuwherotongo 0 Te Tumu Herengo Wako‘.“ Sources 1. Published at Victoria University of Wellington Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]kaingo & culTivaTions Known Iwi/Hapu connections Te ATi Awa Condition NOT known Heritage Informatio[...]This small kainga and cultivation area was Moe i te ra. 'sleeping in The sun'. The name was Transferr[...]ni. Ohiro and Willis STree’r — possibly Moe i Te ra. The precise location of These culTivaTions mi[...]T Office, Field Book #47, pp 59ft Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]Sources 1. Adkin. p46, Map III-3 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]e of site Cultivation Known twi/Hapu connections Te Ati Awo Condition Built over Heritage informati[...]o‘. Sources 1. Adkin. pp 22-23 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]1;”! In // An». I, mm, NE 553 Maori Siies of Te Whanganui 0 Tara DOSLI $010813 |
| [...]inetuhi and Ngati Kura (Ngati Mutunga hapu). When Te Atiawa moved into the harbour at the invitation o[...]rangatira of Pipitea and environs. He invited the Te Matehou hapu to reside with him at Pipitea, and f[...]whara. Ropiha Moturoa, the principal rangatlra of Te Matehou said that "Patukawenga lived at Pipitea a[...]659 to Hugh McKenzie? In 1852 another rangatira. Te Kepa Napapa arranged a lease of 659 to William Co[...]o expand his Caledonian Hotel“. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Munster 8/ 1 852/ 1069 passim Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]e Kainga Known Iwi/Hapu connections Ngati Tama & Te Ati Awa Condition Built over Heritage informati[...]cultivation grounds adjacent to Tiakiwai Stream. Te Ati Awa living here had Their cultivation grounds[...]nd longer excursions by Ngati Tama. In 1827 when Te Pehi»Kupe returned to Waikanae after his voyage[...]gati Mutunga, then resident at Waikanae. moved to Te Whanganui a Tara, urged by Te Pehi—Kupe and Te Rangihiroa (both important rangatira of the Ngatl[...]ngatira). Principal men were Patukawenga. Pomare. Te Pehi. Raumoa, Takaka. and Ngatata-i-te-rangL The mutual focus of residence was the inner[...]Tama migrated to the Chathams. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]o the South Island and movement to and from other Te Atiawa occupation was continuous. The impact of[...]eople at one time created the opportunity for the Te Atiawa hapu Te Matehou. Ngati Tawhirikura, Ngati Te Whiti, Ngati Haumia and Ngati Tupaea people to fi[...]the rest of their lives. These included Tamatau. Te lpu at Wi Omere, Kapapu, Ramu and Pirihira Te Tia. Ramu Ngatitu of Whanganui and Kaitangata was[...], pp 75—76 & Maps IV—2 & V Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]of site Cultivations Known Iwi/Hapu connections Te Atiawa Condition Built over Heritage information The cultivation grounds of Te All Awo living at Rourimu‘. Sources 1. Adkin.[...]and see M60 historical references Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]Tinokore," 1841 (ATL) Known iwi/Hapu connections Te Afiowo Condition Buii? over Heritage informati[...]ants“ sefliemen’r 0T Ohuriu. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]uroa Ilsled The rangalira of Tlakiwal as Ngapapa, Te Kapu, Rauru, Te Korangl. Ngake. and Kapaku ~ all Ngal‘l Mulunga[...]rom Them‘." DOSLI WD3139 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]case 229. p 74 4. Visi’rors' koinga: Wakefield O) in Th NZ 2 11 n W in r r r 4 Oct. 1843‘ [p27].[...]r Oct 1843 [p27] DOSLI WD3139 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Type of site Kainga Known iwi/Hapu connections Te Atiawa Condition Built over Heritage informatio[...]"headland that eats the wind‘." Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| Te Rai-kai-hau is also The name of the western headl[...]BesT JPSPTS p 174. Adkin mapp 121 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui at Tara |
| [...](after Samuel Brees) Known Iwi/Hapu connections Te Atiawa‘ Condition Built over Heritage informa[...]on the coast and in Wairarapa: in 1832. the Toma te uaua migration of Te Ati Awa hapu (Ngati Te Whiti, Ngati Tawhitikura. and Te Matehou), and in 1834. Te Heke Paukena of Taranaki and Ngati Ruanui people. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]Mutunga rangatira at Pipitea were Patukawenga and Te Poki. They gave Their land To Moturoa. Wairarapa, and Matoha. who apportioned it amongst their hapu Te Matehoua. By 1842. various accounts listed six. t[...]ndowners'. participated in The 1839 ‘sale‘ of Te Whanganui 0 Tara to The New Zealand Company. Henc[...]our from Petone. Pipitea (along with KumuToTo and Te Ara) became The centre of Maori opposition. To q[...]and 543. This marae has strong associations with Te ATiawa. but is The marae of Ngati Poneke. bringin[...]145 Doc:CO 208 extracts pp 57-59 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Kei Pipi1ec Toku Koingo -- Ko 1e Mctehou fe ingoo o Toku iwi: The New Zeclond Company NQTive Reserve[...]ds, Deed 1/304. Pipi‘ea Pa 1847 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]ands assigned to Pipitca, 1347 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Awarded to Forum. DOSLI WD1539 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]9 “rum-mu...“ C ' a». n-z Maori Sires of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]dition Good Heritage information Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]kainga Known iwi/Hapu connections Ngati Mutunga, Te Atiawa, Ngati Te Whiti‘ Condition Built over Heritage informat[...]own the east of the North Island? Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| The Te Atiawa/ Taranaki rangatira Ngatata-i—te—rangi had also come to Kumutoto with the Nihopu[...]tata's son, Wi Tako. came to Waikanae in the Toma te uaua migration. along with Te Puni, Te Wharepouri and about 2000 other Ngati Te Whiti, Ngati Tawhitikura and Te Matehou folk. The influx brought conflict — an[...]ht further Taranaki folk down (a war party called Te Heke Paukena) under Te Rangitake/Wi KingP. The war disturbed Kumutoto's[...]around the harbour (mostly Petone. Ngauranga and Te Aro)‘. When Ngati Mutunga left for the Chathams[...]Ngatata moved to Kumutoto (probably mostly Ngati Te Whiti). When Scott returned in May 1840, Wi Tako[...]eighbouring section, accidently built on to Ngati Te Whiti‘s section 487. and now sought to buy the[...]ches, and Part 3 with 13 perches. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]the Land Court for confirmation of a sale to ivor Te Puni. However. none of the section remains in Mao[...]a. pp 18, 22-25 4. Petone see Ballard, pp 22-23. Te Arc and Ngaurdnga, see Ballard p 25 and Archives[...]nganui District Registry 990N991 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]307: Kumufoto cuhivcn‘ions 1847 Maori Sifes of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| M67 "Te Ara» Kaingo Location NorTheasT from Te Aro Pork olmosT To Wakefield STreeT (The old sho[...]onaki STreeT. Type of sife Kainga .4” Te Aro po, Surveyed 1845 ' DenTon,“Te Aror1863‘ (WPD Known lwi/Hapu connecfions Ngo[...]An archaeological dig CT The hisTorical siTe of Te Aro koingo in 1987 found no evidence of The koing[...]nding To The harbour floor‘. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| Herifage information Te Ara kainga was originally siTuaTed easT of The Wa[...]alley To The sea pasT whaT is now The wide end of Te Ara Park. The name of The sTream is of Ngai Tara/[...]ce) of Mapihi, a chiefiainess of Those iwiz.” Te Aro was a Two-pan pa. covering abouT five acres a[...]Hobbs and Minarapa RangihaTuaka, were welcomed aT Te Ara, where They were given land To build a chapel[...]ssociaTed lands againsT sale. UnTil February 1844 Te Aro Maori refused To sell any of Their lands To T[...]The ChaThams) signed The 1844 deed which broughT Te Aro mm The New Zealand Company purchase of 1839‘”. In The early 1840’s. Te Aro "had culTlvaTed 60 To 80 acres of land on The[...]ude many of Their culTivaTionsa.” in 1847, The Te Are people were assigned lands (held in NaTive Ti[...]lley, and laTer, a few hundred acres in The HuTl. Te Ara people received The 1874 compensaTion for The[...]eT. Taken for defence purposes. In The same year, Te Ara refused To share in The compensaTion for land[...]five acres of which (around College STreeT) were Te Aro lands. MosT of The pa was purchased by The P[...]was considering a privaTe bill To clear "Slums 01 Te Ara." For Two years in The laTe 1870’s. many of The remaining Te Ara people seized possession of The NaTive Reserv[...]ole planned by The NaTive Reserves Commissioner. Te Aro descendanTs remain beneficiaries in The Welli[...]in Ohiro Valley (Maori Gully). Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]9 and Wellingron Specroror of same date [p27] Te Aro Po site, 1994 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui at Tara |
| [...]livuiuns Iwudcd 184 Lands and Deeds. Deed 1/310: Te Aro Culfivofions awarded 1947 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| Lands and Deeds. Deed 1/311: Te Ara Cultivations awarded 1847 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]97 & Map llI, Best Pt 5 p 171 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui at Tara |
| [...]iivoiion ground of Ngo’ri Hinewoi who inhabited Te Akoiorewo po on Mouni Alfred‘. ‘ Sources 1. Adkinp21,BesiPT1p163 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| 2 M70 Te Akatarewci Pa Location Thought to be related[...]Heritage information "Of the chain of forts on Te Ranga a Hiwi. the range extending from Pt Jerning[...]ton Bays, the most important is said to have been Te Akotarewo." It was the residence of Te Rongi Koikore, a famous personage of her generati[...]maps I and [H 2. Best VI p 171 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| _ $19171 Te Waihirere Pa . j- Location Not known precisel[...]g waters". Sources 1. Adkin p 92 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| M72 Matairangi/Tangi Te Keo ' Location Mount Victoria Peak and ridgel[...]d cried farewell before departing — hence tangi te keo, keo being the word for both a bird and o peok‘. Sources 1. Adkin p 82, Best p 171 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]1. Adkin. p 49, Best Pt 5 p171 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]) R 4‘ ‘Il Lands and Deeds, Deed 1/312: Te Aro's Cultivations at Omororo, 1847 (Dotted line)[...]ivation area Known Iwi/Hapu connection Ngo’ri Te Whi’ri and Ngati Haumio Condifion Buil'r over Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]nt. These cultivations belonged to The people at Te Aro although there is a little evidence that other hapu of Te Atiawa in The proTo-historic period had interests[...]ere is no record of alienation. On 25 March 1859, Te Ara people led by Mohi Ngaponga leased The sectio[...]as made To Wi Tako Ngatata and Hemi Parai for the Te Aro people on 17 July 1874 at the same Time the d[...]Sources 1. See Archives OLC 1/906 ev. of Honiana Te Puni, and Applic File, Omaroro Wgtn 63, application for investigation of title from Pirihira te Tia. MLC Wanganui Registry 2. Application File O[...]MA~MT 16/14, 17/7/1874. pp 16568 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui at Tara |
| [...]OSLI SOW 475: Omaroro Block, 1874 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]ation‘. Sources 1. Adkin, p 12 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]Known iwi/Hcrpu connection Te ATiowo, Taronoki. Ngofi Rucnui. Ngofi Toma Typ[...]ondition Good. in Maori ownership Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]lonial Surgeon. Alexander Johnston. The owners of Te Aro lands reserved in customary TiTle, including[...]Their families. Eventually, in 1878 a group from Te Aro seized possession of The NewTown ridge, chall[...]sions — so far without success. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]6 and Le 1/1882/6, boTh passim Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]tewart. pers. comm. June 22, 1994 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]7—8, Best map; see Adkin, p 22 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Best. p 9 2. NZAA N164/9—10 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]Southwest Known iwi/Hapu connections Ngati Ira. Te Aiiawa Condition Not known Heritage information[...]5 2. Adkin p57 3. NZAA N‘ié4/8 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Island Bay ”55; 77 8 V992 9 ISLAND BAY TE MAPUNGA Type of site Kainga Known Iwi/Hapu conn[...]pers. comm. 2. Best Pt 5 p 174 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| I .3 M83 , island Buy (Te .Mopunga) Location Seaword side of The Esplan[...]REEF s 09’ TREE 7' “AF 9» ISLAND BAY TE MAPUNGA Type of site Kainga Known lwi/Hapu conn[...]81‘." Sources 1. Besi PT 6 p 8 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| Location Near Island Boy foreshore w x z = o u: a u: : Type of site Koingc or p0 Known lw[...]is prior to Muoupoko's existence) at 0 time when Te Wokonui was paramount chief of Ngoi Toto. Te chr o Toio (channel) was sitting up, becoming shallower and less of o defensive position for Ngoi Tarot. Sources 1. Best Pt 5 p 175 2. Adkin p 42 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]akau, and The principal house of The pa was named Te Maiohaz. Beckett, an Island Bay resident who spe[...]South Coast. noted that This pa; Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]d p135 5. Best Pt 1 pp 167-68 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]Sources 1. Best p 174. Adkin p 97 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]e‘. Sources 1. NZAA N164/88 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]area, some terracing Known twi/Hapu connections Te Atlawa Condition Good in 1983 Heritage informat[...]spelt). p 174 3. NZAA R27/ 144 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]t Pt 6 p 9 2. NZAA R27/ 143 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]this island was the site of a small pa following Te Atiawa’s invasion of Te Whanganui a Tara‘s This was where Tamairangi. w[...]eckett, reported in 1960 that: Maori Sites of Te Whanganui at Tara |
| [...]sletter 6(3) September 1963 p 136 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]NoT known Condition N01 known Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]eninsula.’ Trans NZ Inst Vol 45 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Not known Condition No? known Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Z Ins? Vol 45 2. NZAA R27/181 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Vol 45 2. NZAA N164/6. 81-82 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui (1 Tara |
| [...]s Ngoti Koitongoto, of Ngoti Ira2 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]id siTe 91) 7. NZAA N164/ 105 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]ot known Condifion Not known Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]p 173. Crawford JC (ibid. she 91) Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| Location On ”the lower flofiened pan of The spur above Point Gordon‘.[...]Not known Condition Not known Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]3. Crawford JC (ibid, siTe 91) Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]ding‘. Sources 1. NZAA N164/83 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]I 37, 1899 pp 17173; NZAA N164/77 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]1. NZAA R27/ 142 2. NZAA R27/ 142 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]Ngai Toro. under The supervision of Their chief, Te Rohui. The eponymic oncesTor of This hopu wos Hin[...]p 40; McEwen J, Rangiiane p 25 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]26 2. Best p 60 3. Adkin p 27 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]amed The harbour after himself‘ In the 18203 in o waiaTa of lamenTaTion for her son Kekerengu, The[...]ira. Sources 1. BestPtApp104»5 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]on "At the base of the bluff, near the spring of Te Puno 0 Tara. or Te Puno o Timirou (sic). have seen signs of old occupation‘." Sources 1. Best Pt 6 p 4 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]Ngoi Taro Condition Noi known Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| Heritage lnformah‘on Also known as Te Puna o Tinirau, this is a freshwater spring — water su[...]to the blow hole of a whale‘. Adkin says that Te Puna 0 Tara is located on the extremely steep scarp face at Worser Bay while Te Puna a Tinirau issues from the same face but near[...]ées 1. Best p 173 2. Adkin p 70 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| :v -.M105 Te Pou u Amuketi Location Worser Bay, just south[...]viously kainga. Known lwi/Hapu connections Te Atiawa Condition Not known Heritage informat[...]er Captain John Rodolphus Kent, known to Maori as Te Amukete. An officer of the Royal Navy serving the[...]Otakou before moving north to marry a daughter of Te Wherowhero, the first Maori King’. The pou (pol[...]ography of New Zealand Vol I p 225: Harry Evison, Te Wai Pounamu The Greenstone Island pp 33.34. 37 2. Adkin p 68 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]1. Best,Pt5p173 2. Adkin p 37 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]):Crowford, JC (ibid, site 91) Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]): Crawford JC (ibid. site 91) Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]te 91):Crawford JC (ibid site 91) Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...], near Wellington Heads. on a low spur, above The Te Poll sTream on its western side. o a a a ' nuns/Pacino: Rn norm-u Gihrlllll[...]angitatau Pa,“ JPS Vol 52. 1943 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]ople from the pa working in nearby kumara fields. Te Urahi and Puahu of Ngati Rangi. Te Wawapo of Ngati Ira, Takatua of Ngati Rakai and a number of others, including Pauata. Kopani. Te Rongarua. Puakato. Hungahunga, Koroua and Huatoki, all men. Women slain were Huirua. Te Arahe, Pukurua. Te Koki. Te Rehu. Tangiaru. Hineuhi and Tihitihi. In all some[...]ll as Poito and Rangitatau, the raiders destroyed Te Kopahou. the pa of Ngati Rangi and Ngati Hikerata[...]52, 1943 3. Best p 6 NZAA Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]arakena Bay, on the pinnacle of the bluff west of Te Poti stream Type of site Pa Known lwi/Hapu c[...]any artifacts. and stone anvils were found beside Te Poti stream‘. Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]map p 83 4. NLAA N‘lb4/106 .03 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| . M113 Te Aroaro-o-Kupe Location Pinnacle Rock. offshore from Se[...]foreshore of which place is known as the Turanga»o»Kupe. possibly so named from the fact that the s[...]athing at the Pinnacle Rock. known as the Aroaro»o-Kupe‘." "Kupe, the Explorer, injured himself o[...]h means ‘the front of Kupe,‘ and its variant, Te Ure—o»Kupe, which indicates the place of his injury?"[...]Best Trans of NZ Inst as for M112 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| [...]one Condition Largely destroyed1 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara Point Dorset |
| [...]d published a sketch of Oruo-iti, depicting it as o palisaded village on the eastern cliff- margin on[...]ssibly originally occupied by Rangitane (founder, Te Rerewa)’. Later occupied by other tribesa. In[...]R27/115 WPWN.‘ .05»er Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Tara |
| ‘ 2.: AMttS Ie'Turanga-o-Kupe Location Seatoun. on—shore from Pinnac[...]kin p89JBestP15pl74 2. Adkin p 90 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui 0 Tara |
| [...]ord Trans of NZ Inst as for M1 12 Maori Sites of Te Whanganui a Ton |
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