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… Taonui had a large following both in Hokianga and in Kaipara, where nga kupu o Aperahama are still quoted and …
… that Maning was the cause of “disaffection amongst the Kaipara Tribes” and had displayed a “Tri-colored-Flag” at … Maning had persuaded himself that the letter about the Kaipara and Kaitaia tarradiddle applied also to the Mangungu …
… Brown and James Hamlin sailed from the Bay of Islands to Kaipara Harbour and, from there, walked south to the …
… Kaiwaka from a sawmill home at Pukekaroro, on an arm of the Kaipara Harbour. Seven years later, against some family …
… which, rising in the hills of the north east, flows into Kaipara Harbour. Its valley gave access to the great kauri …
… prominent in the local and Auckland Farmers' Union, in the Kaipara A. and P. Association, and in the Otamatea Mounted … as he had begun it – by standing as an Independent for Kaipara. A contest between local loyalties and party feeling …
… He sailed, out of sight of land, as far as the entrance to Kaipara Harbour, and turned north along a barren coast. Cook …
… February 1854 Fenton was appointed Resident Magistrate for Kaipara district. He remained there until March 1856, when …
… Tory (q.v. ). He travelled with the Tory to Hokianga and Kaipara and, in April 1840, visited the Chatham Islands. …
… coastal lakes behind ridges of sand (as near Levin and Kaipara) or shingle (as Palliser Bay). The largest of these …