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Arahura was a roll-on/roll-off
train ferry that
operated on the
Interislander service between Wellington and
Picton in New
Zealand from 1983 until...
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Arahura may
refer to:
Arahura (canoe), a Māori
migration canoe Arahura (twin **** ship), a 1905 twin-****
steam p****enger and
cargo ship
Arahura Marae...
- The
Arahura River, for a time
called the
Brunner River after the
explorer Thomas Brunner, is a
river located on the West
Coast of the
South Island of...
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purchased in 1860 from Māori when
Poutini Ngāi Tahu
chiefs signed the
Arahura Deed. This was the sale of the
whole of the West
Coast region,
apart from...
- The
Arahura Deed was a land sale and
agreement between Kāi Tahu iwi and
James Mackay on
behalf of the New
Zealand settler government,
signed on 21 May...
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Before the 2023 census,
Arahura-Kumara had a
smaller boundary,
covering 262.27 km2 (101.26 sq mi).
Using that boundary,
Arahura-Kumara had a po****tion...
- TSS
Arahura was a twin ****
steam p****enger/cargo ship (also
schooner rigged)
built for the
Union Steam Ship Company. It was
launched on the
Clyde on...
- Āraiteuru, are well known;
others including the
Kirauta and the
sacred Arahura and
Mahangaatuamatua are
little known.
Rather than
arriving in a single...
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Arahura was a
divine canoe (waka) made of
pounamu in Ngāi Tahu's Māori mythology. The
chiefs who
travelled to New
Zealand in her were Peki(te)tahua, Rongokahe...
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widely for gold and
first discovered it at Fox Cr****, a
tributary of the
Arahura River behind Hokitika, in
January 1865.
According to
local historian Les...
