-
harbours of the area,
which is
variously said to be
named after a son of
Maruiwi from Taranaki, a line of
chefs from the
southern Taranaki, or a female...
- the Whare-wānanga: Part II and
Elsdon Best's
journal article "Maori and
Maruiwi" in the
Transactions of the New
Zealand Institute,
theorised about pre-Māori...
- River,
alongside the
descendants of ****ārangi of the
early iwi Te Tini ō
Maruiwi. The
upper reaches of the
river near
modern Pakuranga is traditionally...
- grandchildren. 75km 50miles 5 4 3 2 1 Hatupere,
leader of the
Marangaranga or
Maruiwi people,
decided to
attack Tūtewero, but was
handily defeated by him and...
- the
earliest known iwi to
settled in the area are Te Tini o
Maruiwi, who
descend from
Maruiwi,
captain of the Kahutara, one of the
first migratory waka...
- River,
alongside the
descendants of ****ārangi of the
early iwi Te Tini ō
Maruiwi. The
traditional name for
Bucklands Beach is Te Kōmiti, and the area was...
-
Australia and New
Zealand Commenced in 1838 (PDF) (2007 ed.). Huntly:
Maruiwi Press. pp. 13–14. ISBN 0-476-01579-0.
Retrieved 15
January 2012. "Untitled"...
-
Heipipi (just
south of the Esk River),
which was
occupied by Te Tini o
Maruiwi and
protected by the
tohunga Tunui. The
invading force found Tunui's daughter...
- was an old man, Tūtewero was
attacked by a
group called Marangaranga /
Maruiwi but
handily defeated them. Ngāti Tūwharetoa were
ashamed that this conflict...
- River,
alongside the
descendants of ****ārangi of the
early iwi Te Tini ō
Maruiwi. Ō****arangi /
Pigeon Mountain was an
important pā site for Ngāi Tai ki...
