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Wiremu Te Kā****
Kararehe (1846–1904) was a
notable New
Zealand tribal leader and historian. Of Māori descent, he
identified with the
Taranaki iwi. He was...
- A. Smith,
Songs and
Stories of
Taranaki from the
Writings of Te Ka****
Kararehe (MacMillan
Brown Centre for
Pacific Studies: Christchurch), 1993. E.R....
- A. Smith,
Songs and
Stories of
Taranaki from the
Writings of Te Ka****
Kararehe (MacMillan
Brown Centre for
Pacific Studies: Christchurch), 1993. E.R.Tregear...
- A. (1993).
Songs and
Stories of
Taranaki from the
Writings of Te Ka****
Kararehe. Christchurch:
MacMillan Brown Centre for
Pacific Studies. pp. 1–2. Grey...
- (Wellington Harbour). In 1842 he
returned to Taranaki.
Wiremu Te Kā****
Kararehe was a son of his. Roberts, John H. "Minarapa Rangihatuake". Dictionary...
- Weeds?,
Landcare Research, ISSN 1177-8784 "
Kararehe Kino/
Vertebrate Pest
Research Newsletter",
Kararehe Kino =
Vertebrate Pest Research,
Landcare Research...
- Eric; Morgan, Dai (June 2004). "Magpies are not
serious pests" (PDF).
Kararehe Kino =
Vertebrate Pest
Research (4): 6–7.
Retrieved 11
August 2023. "Magpie"...
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first Māori to be
ordained a
Roman Catholic priest Wiremu Te Kā****
Kararehe (1846–1904), New
Zealand tribal leader and
historian Wiremu Te Koti Te...
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October 2020. "Te **** Tau a To Ropu
Awhina i Nga Ika, i Nga Manu, Me Nga
Kararehe". Matuhi. 7 June 1905. p. 7.
Retrieved 24
October 2020. "Personal matters"...
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attacked the
enemy with dogs, and
succeeded in this
battle called Te Mau-a-te-
Kararehe at the Rotorua.
After fighting Te Moana-waipu, he
returned home to New...
