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Rangihoua Bay is a bay at the
southern end of the
Purerua Peninsula, on the north-west s**** of the Bay of
Islands in Northland, New Zealand. It is 10 km...
- use by the late 18th century. In
December 1814, the Māori
children at
Rangihoua in the Bay of
Islands were "no less
eager to see the
packaha than the...
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Whangaroa and
Thames visit the
mission at
Rangihoua.
February –
Thomas and
Elizabeth Hansen arrive at Oihi,
Rangihoua from Port
Jackson on the Active. They...
- The
first Christian mission is
established at
Rangihoua. The
Hansen family, the
first non-missionary
family also
settles there.
Samuel Marsden explores...
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Hannah King
Hansen (later Letheridge, then Clapham) is born at Oihi,
Rangihoua Bay. She is the
second female European child born in New Zealand. Her...
- [citation needed] On
Christmas Day in 1814, at Oihi Bay, a
small cove in
Rangihoua Bay in the Bay of Islands, at the
invitation of
chiefs Te Pahi and Ruatara...
- and Te Hikutū iwi (tribes). Waikato's
primary residence was the pā at
Rangihoua Bay. As a
young man,
Waikato travelled to
England in 1820
alongside the...
- King and Hall,
together with free
settler Thomas Hansen,
arrived in
Rangihoua Bay on 22
December 1814. With them were the
first horses in New Zealand...
- from the
Church Missionary Society who were
welcomed onto the
beach at
Rangihoua Bay in
December 1814. It soon
became the
predominant belief amongst the...
- country.
Ruatara provided protection for the
first mission station, at
Rangihoua in the Bay of Islands.[citation needed] For the
first years of the mission...
