-
toetoe in its
varieties include: toetoe-
kākaho, toetoe-mokoro, toetoe-rākau. The
flower stem is
named kākaho.
Toetoe is also
known as 'cutty gr****', especially...
- Tūtāmure Hine-i-Kauia Te Ūpokorehe (status disputed) Tirotirowhitu, Pukenui-o-raho,
Hiwarau Kakaho, Waiotahe, Te
Karaka Tairongo Various Various Various...
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Huarewa Tectonic 60
Kawau Island 182 m (597 ft) Grey
Heights Tectonic 61 Te
Kakaho Island 179 m (587 ft)
Unnamed Tectonic 62
Motukawanui Island 177 m (581 ft)...
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Whare Tīpuna (meeting house)
Wharekai (dining hall)
Kutarere Tirotirowhitu Kakaho n/a
Kutarere Marae Te Poho o
Tamaterangi Ani-i-waho
Maromahue Pukenui-o-raho...
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Nukuwaiata Island (to the southwest),
rising to 247 m (810 ft), and Te
Kakaho Island (highest
elevation 179 m (587 ft)) to the northeast. The remaining...
- emplo**** to
weave the
front and back
walls (the area
between poupou and the
kakaho panels) of the
Unitec Institute of
Technology Marae in Auckland. Hohaia's...
- Māori name,
translating as the area (marae) of the culm of the
toetoe (
kakaho); the gr****es were once very
common in the area. A war
memorial was set...
-
Ministry for
Culture and Heritage.
Retrieved 30
December 2011. "Marae
Kakaho".
Auckland Star. Vol. LX, no. 46. 23
February 1929. p. 1.
Retrieved 18 May...
- Snowden, in
their permanent collection. It was
woven from kiekie, raupõ,
kakaho (the
flower of the toetoe) and
pingaoto and was
created to
celebrate Matariki...
- Hove – of Matamata.
Henare Raumoa te Ua – of Auckland.
Rangitane Donald Kakaho Tipene – of Pōrangahau.
Denise Udy – of Levin.
Jacobus Petrus (Jack) van...
