- is a
climbing vine
found in New Zealand. The Māori name for the
plant is
kōhia and kohekohe.
Other common names include New
Zealand p****ionflower and New...
- and
about 80 men
built an L-shaped pā, or
defensive strong point, at Te
Kohia, at the south-west
extremity of the block,
commanding the road access. The...
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Wiroa Island, also
known as
Kohia, is an
island in
Manukau Harbour, New Zealand. The
island is
located at the
mouth of
Pukaki Cr****,
directly southeast...
- 8907°S 174.6903°E / -36.8907; 174.6903
Information Funding type
State Motto Kohia nga
taikaka ("S**** the Heartwood")
Established 1945
Ministry of Education...
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School 1297 1–6 Coed
Balmoral State integrated 1912 198 [181]
Catholic Kohia Terrace School 6939 1–8 Coed
Epsom State 406 [182] Kōwhai
Intermediate School...
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remained in
possession of the European-owned Tātaraimaka 238 0
Battle at Te
Kohia – 1860
Battle of
Waireka – 1860
Battle of
Puketakauere – 1860
Waikato Wars...
- the
tarata for scent,
usually mixed with
plant oils such as tītoki and
kōhia. Māori also used the
lemonwood to make hair oils and perfume. For perfume...
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Waitara on 17
March 1860, when 500
troops began a
bombardment of Kingi's Te
Kohia pā,
which had been
built two days' prior. By the end of March, of the four...
- Papa Tongarewa)
presented a
large exhibition of
contemporary Māori art
Kohia Ko
Taikaka Anake:
Artists Construct New
Directions in ****ociation with Ngā...
- History,
Hamilton (1976)
International Stone Carving Symposium,
Timaru (1989)
Kohia ko
Taikaka Anake,
National Art Gallery,
Wellington (1990) Te Waka Toi: Contemporary...
