- St George's Bay (Māori: Te Wai o
Taikehu) is a
reclaimed bay on the
southern side of the Waitematā
Harbour that was one of the
inner city bays. It was...
- Peretū ("The
Three Knuckles of Peretū") or Ngā
Tuaitara o
Taikehu ("The
Dorsal Fins of
Taikehu"). Ngā Pona Toru o Peretū,
often shortened to Peretū is the...
- £150 in cash and £170
worth of
goods The
Crown established Te Awa nui o
Taikehu, a
reserve the
Crown created for Te Ākitai
Waiohua during land
sales around...
- Motutapu's full name in Māori,
rarely used, is Te
Motutapu a
Taikehu, 'The
sacred island of
Taikehu', a
tohunga (tribal priest) of the
Tainui tribe. Motutapu...
- 38°04′40″S 176°44′20″E / 38.07778°S 176.73889°E / -38.07778; 176.73889 Lake
Taikehu Whakatane District 38°02′32″S 176°50′33″E / 38.04222°S 176.84250°E /...
-
people who
settled here. In 1853, the hill
became a part of Te Awa nui o
Taikehu, a
reserve the
Crown created for Te Ākitai
Waiohua during land sales. After...
-
meaning "The
Waters of Taiki". The name
Taiki is a
shortened form of
Taikehu, the name of an
ancestor of Ngāi Tai. The
estuarine Tāmaki
River is a harbour...
- and was navigator, as far as
Rarotonga Rakatāura, the
tohunga (priest)
Taikehu, who sat at the
baling point and held the
sacred paddle, Hahau-te-rangi...
-
members of the crew
decided to
settle permanently in the area,
including Taikehu, and
intermarried with the
people of the
North S****. Kāinga were found...
- grey
mullet leaping in the waves,
known thereafter as 'pōtiki a
Taikehu' (
Taikehu's children).
Hoturoa decided that Tāmaki was overpo****ted and that...
