- Te Kūiti is a town in the
north of the King
Country region of the
North Island of New Zealand. It lies at the
junction of
State Highways 3 and 30 and on...
- of Māori
Affairs in the
Fourth Labour Government (1984–1990). Born at
Oparure, near Te Kūiti, on 22 June 1935, Wētere was the son of Weo
Maruatara Wētere...
- Rito Ōtaki Te
Upoko o te Ika
Composite 1991 Te Kura
Kaupapa Māori o
Oparure Oparure, Te
Kuiti Tainui Primary 1991 Te Kura
Kaupapa Māori o Whakapūmau i...
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original on 26
February 2012.
Retrieved 29
November 2008. "Queen
Carnival Oparure". 1953.
Retrieved 29
November 2008. "Queen
Carnival at Bondi". 1954. Retrieved...
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Crowded House) Rob
Hamill —
champion rower and author.
Rangimarie Hetet — of
Oparure Marae. Died aged 103 years;
regarded as
living treasure of Māori handcrafts...
- Kinohaku’s life,
based on oral
traditions that they
heard from
Whare Hotu of
Oparure (an 8th
generation descendant of Kinohaku). 15km 10miles 5 4 3 2 1 The...
- Uekaha)
Waitomo Tomotuki Parekatini Maniapoto (Apakura, Parekaitini, Rōrā) Te Kūiti
Oparure Waipatoto,
Waipatoto Tuarua Maniapoto (Kinohaku)
Oparure...
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Zealand tohunga raranga, a
master of Māori weaving.
Hetet was born in
Oparure, King Country, New
Zealand on 24 May 1892, the
daughter of
Charles Wilson...
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Ohura Valley Hikurangi Kaitieke Turangi Wairakei Marist Oparau Honikiwi Oparure Matiere Ongarue Owhango Pihanga Mangakino Makomako Otorohanga ****a Te Kūiti...
- Kinohaku, a hapū (subtribe) of the Ngāti
Maniapoto tribe, and ****ociated with
Oparure Marae near Te Kūiti,
through which Bridges has
family connections to former...
