- The
Hokonui Hills, also
known as The
Hokonui Mountains or
simply The
Hokonui, are a
range of
hills in
central Southland, New Zealand. They rise to 600...
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surrounding them,
often simply known as
Hokonui or the
Hokonuis Hokonui, New Zealand, a
small settlement near
Hedgehope Hokonui (radio network), a
radio network...
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Hokonui is a town in the
Southland region of the
South Island of New Zealand. The 2013
census recorded the town's po****tion as 3,087. 2013
Census QuickStats...
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Hokonui (previously
known as
Hokonui Gold) is an
Adult Contemporary radio station that
first launched in Gore, New Zealand,
broadcasting across Southland...
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western banks of the river. The town is
situated on the
eastern edge of the
Hokonui Hills, and many of its
surrounding farmlands are
located within foothills...
- New Zealand. It
flows for 60
kilometres (37 mi) from its
source in the
Hokonui Hills,
joining the Ōreti just
north of Invercargill. 46°22′S 168°16′E...
- The
Greenstone River /
Hokonui (Māori:
Hokonui), also
known as the Big
Hohonu River, is a
river on the West
Coast of New Zealand's
South Island. It rises...
- The rūnanga has a marae,
Takutai o te Titi, in Riverton.
Hokonui Rūnanga
centres on the
Hokonui region and
includes a
shared interest in the
lakes and mountains...
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corner of the
South Island of New Zealand,
including The
Catlins and the
Hokonui Hills Strathmore Syncline,
Scotland Wilpena Pound,
Flinders Ranges, South...
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Hokonui was a
parliamentary electorate in the
Southland region of New Zealand, from 1881 to 1890. The
previous electoral redistribution was undertaken...