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… on their mission of peace to return Ngāti Whātua safely to Kaipara. Mate Kairangatira of Ngāti Hine was left with Ngāti … a Paihia missionary had waited until Kawiti was absent at Kaipara, before negotiating a purchase with a local chief of …
Type: Biography
… on Auckland's trawlers and tugs, vessels operating on the Kaipara Harbour and Waikato River, and the numerous …
Type: Biography
… Bay in Northland, and a whare nīkau at Puataho on the Kaipara Harbour. From the 1980s institutional marae …
Type: Story Page
Part of story: Māori architecture – whare Māori
… the Northern Wairoa River on the northernmost arm of the Kaipara Harbour. Recognising the trade potential of the …
Type: Biography
… became stuck on the riverbed on the tidal Wairoa River, at Kaipara Harbour. The passengers transferred to the cutter …
Type: Story Page
Part of story: Picnics and barbecues
… transferred to another native school at Tanoa, on the Kaipara Harbour. Florence worked at a drapery in Hunterville …
Type: Biography
… While Murdoch built the Makarau railway tunnel, near the Kaipara Harbour, Neil supervised the construction of the …
Type: Biography
… the Waikato River, Whāingaroa (Raglan Harbour), Manukau and Kaipara harbours; they also looked at the Bay of Islands …
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Part of story: Canoe traditions
… After some difficulty he reached friendly territory at Kaipara Harbour and returned home. He was later pardoned …
Type: Biography
… the open space within a kāinga (village), was the venue for kaipara (athletics and martial arts). In the summer, water …
Type: Story Page
Part of story: Leisure in traditional Māori society – ngā mahi a te rēhia
… death of Gordon Coates , Webb was asked to stand for the Kaipara seat in Parliament. In deference to Coates, who had …
Type: Biography
… the dominant strategist. She lobbied J. G. Coates , MP for Kaipara, in 1928 and the duke of Gloucester in 1935 in an …
Type: Biography
… charted. For example, when the Sophia Pate tried to enter Kaipara Harbour in 1841, the captain had three charts, each …
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Part of story: Shipwrecks
… Waikato and home to the Bay of Islands via the Manukau and Kaipara harbours. The journey from October 1843 to February … He returned to Paihia via Tauranga, Waikato, Ōtāhuhu and Kaipara Harbour. By 1840 Colenso had tired of both his task …
Type: Biography
… government. He went to live on the Wairoa River in northern Kaipara. Kinsmen from Ngāti Whātua who had formerly been … from Aoroa to Ōtūrei. He was appointed an assessor for Kaipara in 1873, but earned his living from gum-digging. It …
Type: Biography
… briefly at Pākanae and then for 15 years at Tangiterōria, Kaipara. He was then minister in Wellington, Christchurch, …
Type: Biography
… Letitia Hooper. His father, a farmer at Makarau on the Kaipara Harbour, was later a mayor and member of Parliament …
Type: Biography
… In 1956, Jeffs Brothers Ltd was set up in Ruawai on the Kaipara Harbour. It was a contracting and manufacturing …
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Part of story: Business failures and corporate fraud
… as a possible bishop. In late 1843 Garin was sent to the Kaipara mission station at Mangakāhia, near Tangiterōria, …
Type: Biography
… only daughter Rāninikura, who had married a man from the Kaipara near present-day Dargaville. When Tōhē was very old …
Type: Story Page
Part of story: Muriwhenua tribes