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… attempt to establish an alternative port to Napier, at Cape Kidnappers. By this time his chief interest lay in the …
Type: Biography
… of the Hokianga heads; from there he sailed around North Cape to Doubtless Bay. Initially he and his crew got on well …
Type: Story Page
Part of story: French
… instrumental in the preservation of the gannet rookery at Cape Kidnappers, Hawke's Bay, and the pa site where Thomas … in the construction of a colonial cultural landscape, capturing the native land and people both in texts and …
Type: Biography
… Siberia, where he died. Kazimierz was also arrested but escaped to Italy. His wife, an expert mountaineer and skier, … increasing. By fitting leg-bands to young gannets at Cape Kidnappers, he discovered that many cross to Australia …
Type: Biography
… by the sea on the east coast of Hawke's Bay south of Cape Kidnappers. The Waimārama property had first been leased by …
Type: Biography
… was named. When the canoe arrived at Whangaparāoa near East Cape, a chief named Taininihi, mistaking the flowers of the …
Type: Story Page
Part of story: Canoe traditions
… many unsealed roads, particularly along the coast south of Cape Kidnappers and in the western mountain ranges. In 2009 the …
Type: Story Page
Part of story: Hawke’s Bay region
… of Te Pōtangaroa's daughters, Hinerohi, was permitted to escape. After skirmishes in Northern Wairarapa Tiakitai and … some of the prisoners taken in Wairarapa by Ngāpuhi escaped from Te Roto-a-Tara. They included two women called Te … an area of land from Kawakawa, near Cape Turnagain, to Cape Kidnappers, while other chiefs sold land from that point …
Type: Biography
… 1769. (This was the incident that led Cook to give the name Cape Kidnappers to Te Kauae-a-Māui.) Aritaku's paternal …
Type: Biography
… was a European whaling community at Rangaiika, south of Cape Kidnappers. Mohi's father is thought to have been …
Type: Biography
… killed. The combined war party went on to Te Awanga and Cape Kidnappers, where they attacked the people of Kurupō Te …
Type: Biography
… to attack the people of Heretaunga and Wairarapa. From Cape Kidnappers Te Wera observed the fires of Te Pareihe and his … people flocked to join him, including some who had escaped from Waikato. People from Wairarapa and Heretaunga …
Type: Biography
… Tomoana also took part in the sale of the Matau-a-Māui (Cape Kidnapper) block in 1855. In 1856 he joined Takamoana … share of Heretaunga, Te Kooti Arikirangi Te Tūruki had escaped from the Chatham Islands with nearly 300 followers. … against Te Kooti's redoubt. Te Kooti, although wounded, escaped, and the following morning Tomoana was sent out with a …
Type: Biography