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… Cape Kidnappers is at the southern end of Hawke Bay, on the east … KIDNAPPERS, CAPE …
… 39° 38'. Mahia Peninsula lies at its north-eastern end and Cape Kidnappers at the south. The 100-fathom line marking the … to Black Reef, which lies about half a mile to the west of Cape Kidnappers, exposes an impressive river delta which …
… Little Barrier Island, in the Hauraki Gulf, near Auckland; Cape Kidnappers gannet colony, in Hawke's Bay; Kapiti Island …
… the Shelf are found off the east coast between Kaikoura and Cape Kidnappers where the width varies from less than 1 mile … steep off the east coast between Kaikoura and East Cape, although in this sector there occur a number of …
… are islands there are important mainland areas: at Cape Kidnappers, Hawke's Bay, there are 32 acres set aside …
… colonies on islands or, in Hawke's Bay, on the mainland at Cape Kidnappers. Some 30 gannetries are known around the New …
… (Heretaunga Plains) extend to the coast, whereas south from Cape Kidnappers the extensive belt of hill country reaches right …
… by Tasman. On 6 October 1769 a boy sighted land, a cape named Young Nick's Head in his honour by Cook. The ship … Canoes came out to the ship as it moved south around Table Cape, the great bay he called Hawke's Bay, and to Cape …
… be accidental. Two names which Tasman gave have survived – Cape Maria Van Diemen and Three Kings Islands. Cook left … these coasts. Among these are names of his contemporaries, Cape Saunders, Mount Egmont, Palliser Bay; experiences of the voyage, Cape Foulwind, Cape Kidnappers, Poverty Bay, Bay of Plenty, …
… ) breed in colonies, the gannet on a plateau like that of Cape Kidnappers ( q. v. ), or a gentle slope, and the …