Definition of MaunsellWiremu. Meaning of MaunsellWiremu. Synonyms of MaunsellWiremu

- HerewiniDean Herewini prop 1997-05-03 v ****an at Hong Kong 44 MaunsellWiremu Maunsell centre 1997-05-03 v ****an at Hong Kong 45 NabaroLuke Nabaro wing...
- Robert Maunsell (24 October 1810 – 19 April 1894) was a New Zealand missionary, linguist and translator. He was born in ****ord, near Limerick, Ireland...
- There were multiple native teachers within the Maraetai Mission, one being Wiremu Hoete (William Jowett). Hoete was a Ngāti Paoa chief that took the name...
- Pen: Grant Fox (4/4) Try: Craig Philpott Dion Kerr Shayne Philpott Wiremu Maunsell Con: Greg Coffey (2/3) Graeme Bachop (1/1) Pen: Greg Coffey (4/4)...
- catechist among the Europeans at Kororāreka. In 1838 the Revd. Robert Maunsell and Ashwell set up a mission station and a school at Port Waikato among...
- ("Four-eyes" as he wore spectacles). He was known more widely as Te Wiremu. ('Wiremu' being the Māori form of 'William'). His younger brother, William Williams...
- Raniera Wiki in 1867; Wiremu Katene Paraire and Hone Pohutu in 1870; Rawiri Te Wanui, Heneri Te Herekau, Wiremu Turipona and Wiremu Pomare in 1872. The...
- Pen: Grant Fox (4/4) Try: Craig Philpott Dion Kerr Shayne Philpott Wiremu Maunsell Con: Greg Coffey (2/3) Graeme Bachop (1/1) Pen: Greg Coffey (4/4) Attendance:...
- Napier. Robert Maunsell arrived at Te Waimate Mission in 1835 and he was sent to established the Manukau mission station that same year. Maunsell became a leading...
- Prayer was translated by a committee comprising William Williams, Robert Maunsell, James Hamlin and William Puckey. Puckey's fluency and empathy in te reo...