- Tuarāwhati (Whā****u's sisters).
After the battle, Tūtekawa fled down to
Waikākahi on the s****s of Lake
Ellesmere / Te
Waihora where he
lived amongst his...
- farmer. He was the son of
politician George Buckley.
Buckley was born in
Waikakahi in the
Canterbury Region. He was sent to
England for his education, and...
- Currie's
account is
dateable by
Thomas Currie's
acquisition of land in the
Waikakahi Estate ballot of
March 1899 and the family's
departure from Waitohi.: 47–48 ...
-
Lyttelton firm Dalgety, Buckley, and Co. John and
Allan McLean bought the
Waikakahi run near
Waimate in 1866, and they took
Buckley into
their business partnership...
- Tuarāwhati (Whā****u's sisters).
After the battle, Tūtekawa fled down to
Waikākahi on the s****s of Lake
Ellesmere / Te
Waihora where he
lived amongst his...
-
Green Hills Gum Tree Flat
Morven Nukuroa Pikes Point Studholme Tawai Waikakahi Willowbridge Pareora-Otaio-Makikihi Ward: Blue
Cliffs Esk
Valley Gordons...
- John
owned runs in Canterbury, Otago, and
Morven Hills,
acquiring the
Waikakahi property near
Waimate from a Mr.
Harris in 1866.
Their sister Alexandrina...
- John
owned runs in Canterbury, Otago, and
Morven Hills,
acquiring the
Waikakahi property near
Waimate from a Mr.
Harris in 1866.
Their sister Alexandrina...
- Nelson. He
bought land in
circa 1853 just
north of the
Waitaki River; the
Waikakahi run was
later known as
Elephant Hill.
Taylor sold the run in 1855 and...
- capricious." The 'eat relation' feud
began when Murihake, a
woman at
Waikakahi on the
eastern s****s of Te Waihora,
happened to put on a dog-skin cloak...
