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Waihirere is a
settlement and
rural area in the
Gisborne District of New Zealand's
North Island. It is
located 16
kilometres inland from the
coastal city...
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upgrade Ruataniwha, Hinemihi, Hurumua, Iwitea, Kihitu, Taihoa, Tākitimu-
Waihirere,
Tawhiti A Maru, Te Mira and Whakakī, and 14
other Ngāti
Kahungunu marae...
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Whatatutu Ngāi Tūketenui, with
Parihimanihi marae in
Waihirere Ngāti Kōhuru, with
Parihimanihi marae in
Waihirere Ngariki, with Māngatu
marae and Te
Wainui marae...
- Rangitāne (Palmerston North) 2002
Waihirere Tāmaki
Makaurau (Auckland) 2000 Te Mātārae i Ōrehu
Tainui (Ngāruawāhia) 1998
Waihirere Te Whanganui-a-Tara (Upper...
- Māori descent, he
identified with the Ngāti
Kahungunu iwi. He was born in
Waihirere, Hawke's Bay, New
Zealand in 1880. In 1935, he was
awarded the King George...
- (son), who
settled at Ruataniwha. Hine-i-nohi (daughter), who
settled at
Waihirere. Mitc**** 2014, p. 147. Mitc**** 2014, p. 146. Mitc**** 2014, p. 121....
- is the tiki
carved on the
koruru (gable) of the
Takitimu wharenui at
Waihīrere marae built at
Wairoa in 1926. This
location that is
traditionally reserved...
- from
Gisborne in 1914 due to anti-German feelings, and
later settled in
Waihirere in the Hawke's Bay Region,
where he
started with viticulture. Cooper,...
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which inherited the tapu of the Tākitimu. This
house was
relocated to
Waihirere, but it had
become derelict by 1898 and was
burnt down. In 1926 it was...
- is
named Pourangahua after this ancestor. At the
Takatimu wharenui at
Waihirere marae, Te-O-Tane is
depicted on one of the poupou. Mitc**** 2014, p. tab...
