- of the
Hauraki Gulf and the
North S****. The
ancestor Kapetaua was
marooned at Te Toka-o-
Kapetaua (Bean Rock) as a
child by his brother-in-law Taramokomoko...
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Hingano 475 31.39 Moʻale
Finau 425 28.09
Sione Finau Tapu 208 13.75
Saimone Kapetaua Vuki 200 13.22 Ana
Lautaimi Takai 143 9.45
Sovaleni Maama-Tataki-‘Oe-Fononga...
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Ports of Auckland. The
rocks were
named Te Toka-o-
Kapetaua by Māori,
after Te
Patukirikiri ancestor Kapetaua was
abandoned on the
rocks by his brother-in-law...
- ʻUlukalala I,
ruler of Vavaʻu and Haʻapai. ʻUlukalala (ʻulu) Tuʻiʻoemoana
Kapetaua Mapakaitolo Fakaʻiloatonga Vuna Tuʻi 'oe Tau was the
second son of Mataeletuʻapiko...
-
candidates contested the by-election:
former MP Moʻale Finau,
Saimone Kapetaua Vuki,
Sione Finau Tapu,
Tevita Tu’ipulotu Vi and
Tevita Vaikona. The by-election...
-
recount Te
Patukirikiri ancestor Kapetaua sacking the pā in the 17th century, as
revenge for
being marooned at Te Toka-o-
Kapetaua (Bean Rock). A
second pā known...
-
south at Ō****arangi /
Pigeon Mountain.
After the
village was
attacked by
Kapetaua of the
related iwi Te Patukirikiri, Ngāi Tai
built a
smaller pā on the...
- S****, was
attacked by
Kapetaua (also
known as Kapetawa) of the
Hauraki Gulf
around the year 1700, in
retribution for
Kapetaua being left
stranded on...
-
south at Ō****arangi /
Pigeon Mountain.
After the
village was
attacked by
Kapetaua of the
related iwi Te Patukirikiri, Ngāi Tai
built a
smaller pā on the...
- iwi Ngāriki. In the 17th century, Ngāi Tai
warrior Kapetaua attacked the pā,
after which Kapetaua's people built a
smaller pā on the hill. The hill was...
