- and
includes Tūtehuarewa
meeting house.
Wairewa Rūnanga
centres on
Wairewa and the
catchment of Lake Te
Wairewa and the
hills and
coast to the adjoining...
-
church is a
category two
historic place.
Wairewa marae, a
marae (tribal
meeting ground) of Ngāi Tahu and its
Wairewa Rūnanga branch, is
located at Little...
- Lake
Forsyth (known to Māori as Te Roto o
Wairewa) is a lake on the south-western side of
Banks Peninsula in the
Canterbury region of New Zealand, near...
-
subdivisions within the
Banks Peninsula Ward (Akaroa,
Mount Herbert, Lyttelton,
Wairewa)
alongside the Ward Councillor.
District councils in
surrounding areas:...
- in 1973,
Mount Herbert Scenic Reserve (2.42 km2),
designated in 1980,
Wairewa Stewardship Area (6.51 km2),
designated in 1987, and Palm
Gully Scenic...
- Peninsula. The Akaroa/
Wairewa Community Board was
further divided into two subdivisions,
namely the
Akaroa subdivision, and the
Wairewa subdivision. The town...
-
Wairewa County:
native bush
reserve at hilltop". The Press. 2
January 1941. p. 5 – via
Papers Past. "Main
Highway to Akaroa:
improvements in
Wairewa County"...
-
Reserve at Lake Rua
Health Warning lifted for
Algal Bloom in Te Roto o
Wairewa | Lake Forsyth". Te
Whatu Ora ‐
Waitaha Canterbury.
Retrieved 15 April...
- Tūtehuarewa Ngāi Tahu (Te Rūnanga o Koukourarata) Port Levy
Wairewa Te Mako Ngāi Tahu (
Wairewa Rūnanga)
Little River Ngā Hau e Whā
National Marae Aoraki...
- of New Zealand. Soon
afterwards he took over
managing his father's farm
Wairewa in
Little River,
Banks Peninsula, and
remained there the rest of his life...
