- sons Te
Roera Tāreha (1850s–1941) and Kurupō
Tāreha (1871–1938). Ballara, Angela;
Tareha-O'Reilly, Taape. "
Tāreha,
Kurupo and
Tāreha, Te Roera". Dictionary...
- more
healthy lives, as well as some
programs for adults.
Tareha Recreational Reserve Tareha Recreational Reserve is a
sport and
recreation ground at the...
- II (Whiria)
fought with Tītore
until a
peace agreement was
negotiated by
Tareha. On his
return to
England in 1838,
Hobson submitted a
report on New Zealand...
-
Protection Quarterly. 30 (4): 116–125, See p. 123.
Lynne Mcanulty-Street (
Tareha School Prin****l, 1993–1995) (7 June 2012). "Accidentally Gardening: Garden...
- The
first representatives for the
electorate were Ngāti
Kahungunu chiefs Tareha Te
Moananui (1868–1871),
Karaitiana Takamoana (1871–1879), and
Henare Tomoana...
-
candidates were proposed.
Karaitiana Takamoana was the
first one to be proposed.
Tareha Te
Moananui was the
other person put forward. When the
returning officer...
- parliament. The
first four Māori
members of parliament,
elected in 1868, were
Tāreha Te
Moananui (Eastern Maori),
Frederick Nene
Russell (Northern Maori) and...
-
Nigel Simpson 5825 68.4
Independent Ronda Chrystal 5121 60.1 None Chad
Tareha 4181 49.1 None
Maria Roberts 3309 38.9 Informal: 1 Blank: 127
Total Voters:...
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Ngati Kahungunu chief Karauria or
Karauria Pupu, She was the great-niece of
Tareha Te Moananui.
Following her
marriage to an
Irish immigrant George Prior Donnelly...
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Takamoana entered Parliament in 1871 as
member for
Eastern Māori,
succeeding Tareha Te Moananui.
Takamoana held
office until his
death in 1879.
Karaitiana Takamoana...
