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… Whangaroa, Tauranga, Rotorua, Matamata, Whakatane, Opotiki, Kaipara, Auckland, Wellington, and Akaroa. At Auckland and …
… local C.M.S. in October 1838. There were also stations at Kaipara from 1836 and Pakanae (Hokianga) from 1837. 1840–70 … Pakanae on the Hokianga; Tangiteroria and Mangawhare on the Kaipara; Mechanics Bay and Ihumatao at Auckland; Raglan, …
… In the late thirties its land holdings at Hokianga and Kaipara were taken over by E. G. Wakefield's New Zealand …
… is that which used to be flown on shore stations on the Kaipara mail run to indicate to passing steamers that there …
… Scotland was born on 21 September 1891 at Pahi, in the Kaipara district, North Auckland, the second son of Henry …
… Hokianga in February 1839. After two years at Hokianga and Kaipara he then proceeded with a mission party to Taranaki, …
… site. Paraire Karaka Paikea was born in 1897 at Otamatea, Kaipara, and was descended from Paikea te Hekeua, a noted …
… shallower waters. Flounders are taken by set nets in the Kaipara Harbour, in the Firth of Thames, and in Lake …
… places as the Firth of Thames and the harbours of Manukau, Kaipara, and Parengarenga. Immature birds remain in the …
… the Ngati Whatua tribe at Moremo-nui, between Hokianga and Kaipara, in 1807. On this occasion the Ngapuhi guns were … Ngati Whatua, who had by this time occupied most of the Kaipara district and the area down to Tamaki. The defeat of …