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| 274 | ( Destined to be probably one Of the greatest battles fought in -41 Telma tereltory prior to the advent of the =Met. Eingakaka. 3 fought on the open lands near Ngaroto. marked the end of a series of troubles whieh Started when Pikauterengi. a ahief of Mgati-Toa. feeling himself slighted at a feast held by fgatiXnushata and Egati-Apakura. instigated the carder of sea, of the latter tribe. It had been the austomter Iguti-Lanwhata and Ngati-Apakura to hold periodical feasts; first One tribe would entertain and then the other and thin went on for sore years. Finally sueh a meeting ran called at ardkepa and. among k those who attended was rikauterangi, a Ngati-Ton chief whets home was at LaWhia. Also present at the 6athering were nary ohlefs from as top away as Waikato and thereabouts. A large number ef?hahawal had been caught and these were divided iq-among the guestn.?Pikautergugi however, took offence at rhat b0neltiered,lbe poor quality of the fish proportioned out 1,.ebiertfiLiked he departed from the meeting vowing revenge. 844111ath his inatigetion Forahu and hie oompaulonll 'Wareing to Brett-40-mm, were murdered -)by the raleoutopte. By title act they desired to bring about a deptruetive war against their own tribe sOpunishmmnt for V-the slight they had rendered. Tree to Vaeri,eustor Testi- Kauwhata supported tikauterangi and his companions who by their not had actually reined themselves in the esteem of their tribe. 1 The bodies of the murdered Igati7Apakura were therefore out up, ,G.,=-eooked. and distributed among the aubtribf,s of Loth Agati- e,
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| 305 | nwhat. and Rgati-Raukawa. About this time there Invaded ?C, the Igati-Maniapoto country a large war party known by the name of Tahuraho which oonsisted of Te Ati-Awa, irgati-RUanui, Whanganui and other eubtribew of Taranaki. The invaders succeeded in beating Hgati-Yaniapoto and came on to a pa on the north bank of the Yangapiko river called Tenwhare. This pa and another at Wgeroto was captured. At these defeats the southern Waikato were foroed to retreat and the aged Te Pneahl. father of Te Wawahanga,- was left behind concealed in a food pit at Parekoko. Re was however, discovered by the enemy who killed him et Ohaupo. T,Mws of his death reached 7aD-ato and the various trites astombled at Illeingeroe and then went to a pa called Te ninau-a-Taitatea, where a tergi wee held for r Te Eacahi. Te Wawahatica arome ant: made the following Caress, "haere atu, a koro, ko aa it muri i a toe. Kia peva ra, ache ana U 1 UsumgatautariL" "Go, oh sir, I shall coma after you. t. A - 14,--me. mill-4-e-ellitkimg at nneatautarW ) / The Welkato now took the offensive anf proceeding to Rotopuna, they fell on the Kgati-Kauwhata pa Zaipatito, and killed easy 1,00f the inmates among theeing their chief Whitatnplri. Waikato now marched to Pukerima in the Veungatautari rantcs but here the,' ease face to face, unexpectedly, with a strong , ,2,94/.,,GW force of the local Ngati-Raukawc who wore aupplimant4,1 ly their allies, the Ngati-Whakauo section of Te Arawa. A fight took plane and Waikato were defeated losing the chief Irohanga. Becauso cf his death at this place his son was named raaneatantar
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| 336 | k Yollewing this a series of battleo took plaoe and ended in a decisive engagement at Otateu. Bore tho Waikato, led by their chiefs Ts RmunivaSmangs and To /renew, were finally victorion but among their lasses was Te Wawahanga. Ngati-Raukaws and ligati-Kauwhata now sant messengers to various tribes friendly lt L to them calling for assistance. Coneeqitly rtinforeements -- - from Te krawa, Urewera. Xgati-Toa, Taranaki an d Whangemi. 4case Whelp -them. The west coast forces narehed through the kangapu valley en their way north. Wahanui, not to be confused with Leungatantari's brother of that name, together with others of rigati-Uaniapoto, was at Totorewn, and aft the enemy ad/lamed he and his people retired before them. To test the hostile force, Wahanui concealed himself by the banks of the 77aipa and when the sassy soouts appeared, he suddenly stood up. lie appearance was so unexpected that the enemy showed signs al' fright, a circumstanee which caused Sahara' oonsiderable 1 t- aatisfacticn for he saw in this a Food amen. Wet wishing to enrage the war party at that moment, Wgati-Vaniasote carefully retired before them and joined Waikato in the vioinity of Wearoto. The latter had meanwhile prepared for hostilities by calling upon 1gati-dhatua to fteelet them. Te Rourngeanga ha' rare to Te Ruarangihaerere, in the lower Kalpara, to interview Neatii,hatua. He conveyed his request in the form of a song and rLatahurinoa, and a greenstone club called gukanui. incing the aeueubled people he sang the following sang. T 4; t exhibited as emblems of invitation two weapons, a taiaha named
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| 367 | Tors to marana TA mahatft 1 to poo I heirs Mai limAkOe to meru Ysinga ra wehorna NAkn ra i we fttu Kies rakohls aim E'ER ta1 o to wham E tau pnpatu ana 4ft tohle take kirl Afire kohatu Eararns i tua o Raukura. X tame naku tkore kr pea loe t karangs has eke I to r3kal hpal 1 to kaTal Ignorant
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| 398 | .6) ).( 3 Igati-Whatua receive! To Rauangaanga with favour, no doubt remembering the ooeasione in the past when they themselves IVI had received help from Waikato. The lower Saipaeople immediately organisedwar party and oeiehed to assist Waikato. On their way they were joined by forces of Ngal-Tai. Egati-Te-Ata. Ngati-Tamaoho and Ngati-Tipa and the combined. forces joined Waikato at Ngaroto. Waikato and their allies now proceeded to Te Wore and took up a position at TanrangaMirumiru, tut the next day moved forward 1,600 strong. The combined tribes ;, were led by their respective ehiefs(with Te lianentolanea in chief ( command. The ohiefe were dietinguished by the feathers of the ., Wtoroa and hula with which they bedecked their hair. Vgati-Reakawa, Ngati-Kauwhata, Ngati-Toa and their allies ahad by thie time annembled and the two forces met at Te Izangeo, 0,on the open country near Ngaroto. Just before the battle opened , Te Riatangeenice, arose and sang the following song. E Awe e, ka to to to o to knurl Ka taps to puketea i to mai, Ka necungou to Lei o to tea, Ka raperups to kerera, Ka warm to kola. Ys pate to ram, Ka rake to kaomiti at Oh Awe oh, the stem of the 'court will grow, The pukatee will rrOW in the enters. Softened in working shell be the bonee thy ones beloved, The pigeon shall ramble violently. The dried kumare will be crashed, The fernroot will be beaten, And sweet sh,11 be the ken preeerve, The battle began by Waikato are their el/iee taking tN4 offensive.
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| 429 | f At thie :anare Pna2lt11., of reati-Yatakore, shouted to Tiriwa, a tohnnea and Inter to become n famous warrior of 4ati..Apnkura, "Neu to titi, maku to whewheret" !TO you the wedge, I will open up the hole!. Tiriwa, however, toot no hood and shouted, "ran ano tdra titi. elm ano taku whowherat" "Tam le your own wedge, I will open -1 up my own halal' With this isikato and their allies, led by i their orders, Te Ranangaanga, Tiriwa, Huahua, Tipi, Inuwai and others, ehareed the oremy ranks and. after oonsiderable slauphter broke their defence, and put them to rout. Egati-Toa suffered badly in this affair for they lost the chiefs, rikaaterangi, To Rakaherea, Tahvaroa. and else Te :!eatnu ()mac). The actual spot when the action too). place was known as Ts Mange, a few miles north of Otnwhao (Te Awainutu) but the battle was called Hingakaka (fall of the parrots) so many were the warrior0 who fell tefore tho onslaughts of yafknto. ror many yenrs the bones of the slain whitened the land nt Te Vaneeo and it was only after the cosine of the ruropenn that the tones disappeared.
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| 460 | . 7 ) r:- \_ Tup ahem, 4 Korokine T - Toarangatire.--f (thou nuku. arang ai. p aro G.-1-R at is/aura unn?rahutaikl 1 PikKaterszei Maul itakah ere IRA blare
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| 491 | Cf..,A 6 zt? WHATAMARAKA AND TE INITUAROA. It will be remembered that one result of ltitunal's illfated attack on Maangakiekie, was the naming of three children, Poohi Worehu. Nahanni, and Whatakaralra. Whatakaraka, at one time during his life. joined e Lear relative named Te Xsituaroa and started out to visit a man nosed Rangireta whose homy was at Hauraki. All went well until the visiting party reached Te buns, a point at the south of the PlaYe river, and here they encountered a party of Ngati-]Cara who advanced with hostile intentions and drove them to the extremity of the point whore they found their escape oospletely mat off. Although nos having Nhatetaraka and his followers at a dieadvanta Vgati-Yeru were not bold eneurh to attack. and both sides sat down and awaited Vhe first rave. This want on for same time until finally Ngati-Faro became impatient. and one of their number sent word requestinc that Whatekarato give en exhibition of hin skill with the tal. That chief, however, hesitated and turned to Te Iwituaroa. who was a more 414ial man, tut the latter declined. Finally Whatakaraka stepped forward and made a few half-hearted swings with his taieha, only to stop and cell out. 'He ware an rare: He ware au rare. iena ono to kai a to kohatuL" "I am but of no account! Behold the food of the otonet In this he meant it would take a person of stone to beat him. Te Iwituaroa now stepped forward and deftly caught the taiaha which Rhatakaraka tossed to him. Backwards and forwards he stepped, his talaha blade flashing in the sun. Agatarn looked on in admiration until the cry went
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| 522 | 'era tan ano to ratan a kuku net i to tarBetatr thy weapon outs the breath of man shortV ,14,-Iwituaroa's exhibition was to good purpose, for Bgeti-Varo. 0 so impressed with his skill that no one would make a move. night Whatikaraka arose and addressed his small following. .Asked for a volunteer to go to his kinsman, Haupa of - -iggati-Pwoo, and obtain soma canoes in which they might rake mtr,escapo. One of the warriors took to the water and swam 1/04A0bserved. Once on the bench he wasted no time in 40rt3Melt7r the oorst to the settlement of Te ITaupft to ilehoa hilleaCknown the plight of Whatakaraka. Te Heaps. immediatoli had two coneeS prepared, one being a large vessel Mourn as Tuiti, end these were riven to the mesoen er together With suffielent mer to twr them. Both canoes made a sucoessful landing at the Nee/liana where Thetal,:ar0-e and his people were bneeigee, and these immediately embarked and pushed off. As they escaped from the shore, the tohunga, a mar named Tiriwa. arose and rcolted an inoantion to cause the seas to arise behind them. Their flight was quickly observed by Ngati-flare who launched their Osnoes with all speed but their pursuit came to an abrupt en4 when a audeen storm arose and overturned their vessels drowninr most of the ?rem. rhatakaraka and his followers lande safely at the pa of To Ilaupa who now teak Steps to make peace with his ligati-aru neighbours, to whom no float, he was able to trace relationship. las overtures brought about s successful peacemaking which was cemented by Xgati-flaws returning to the Telma tribes the famous Pipitewmi cloa-k.
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| 553 | r \_No explanation ie offering as to how Pipitewal. the famous 4' cloak which made so muoh history during the time of Tuahunahina. oame into the poseession of the Hauraki people. It will be reoelled that it passed from To ;:ehi into the hands of Wharetipeti Who took it bank to Waikato. It would seer that when both '" ~Ysaretipeti and Tapnue seta their deaths in the great battle near Taupiri. that Pipitewai was secured by come of the tribes ':,lopposed to then, possibly some of rgati-Irmru being aetually :Apesent with Veati-Te-Ata. Be that as it ray, Pipitewai has remained iit the possession of the Weikete mne Ngati-raniapoto ever since. Tine came whar tho c)onk suns taken and deposited it the Ruakeri crave, Ore of the three fmnour )1mestne eaves near Valtoro. ;:ere it remained until Pli became known . to rmropemno. when Te roer removed it for safet7, end Pipitewal 21nr rests ecurel:; in a vela t at 4topoheytrzt. A Te Kawa II. 1 e henawa-rWhaeapare Te KOrae-T-Te Waiheroto Te Ririorengawhenua-r-Te Arataurm 'staisraka Te Ahiparera Te Jrukeiore.---Pare(whakandm Te Iritn,rea
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| 615 | idA87TIEI'3 Lorwr. 22\_0 1800. -. On the north east side of theltiothia harbour, not far from 0p'e, le the beach of ?furore. Close by its sandy shore fg. a tiny Wand known as Ngatokakairiri, which, about the year 1800 was the fortified village of a chief named Pourewa. OM Assa during the everyday liftudg the pa, Peurewa and his people went fishing among thervirfOo fishing grounds of the borbiag, and as the canoes, laden with the ocean's harvest, ran up to the shore, others cleaned them and hung the fish up to be cured by the sun's rays. While the people were thus engaged, a party of Ngati?Ngaaeero, an inland people from Kawa, arrived in the vicinity of Agatokakairiri. They had come for the purpose of ebteining sea food, and observing that the people of Pourewa had already gethered a large supply of fish, deeided that they would seize them. With this end in 'view. the maraudert landed on Ngetokakeiriri which they looted without a triable for west of the inhabitants for absent. 'ftClireadera4aer began searehing the nearby eountryside, and a little northwards of the pa, at Matakirikiri. near Oparau, they surprised and eaptured Pouremes yaathfal son, vharetiki, 016, ,a4th several companions, had been busy all day drying f/ Oh. the unfOrtanate fishermen were immediately killed encl-thei441os soaked egd epten. Only Wharetiki was spared to be carried 'Off a griOOper, and Isfore dawn of the next day, Ngetledgewaere had started on their return journey. Yeanwhile news of the raid hod spread and Pourers harried to
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| 646 | Zzi the camp of hip son. There wen ample evidenee for the experiene l eye of Pourywn, and wasting no time, he set off alone in pursuit. Warily and patient,: ]Serena followed in the tracks of the retreating raiders. Oseesionally he overtook a straggler, and before the summit of the ranee had been reaohet, eight of those unwatohful ones had set death at the herd. of the revengeful father. At last the pursuer end pursued halted at the spot known as Tirohangu-Kewhie, that lofty spot on the range summit from which one obtnine the last glimpse of Zambia's plecid waters. Voting iharetiki begged his eaptore for permission to rase upon the land of his birth for the last time and this wish was granted. Climbing to the top of R eanvenient tree, and casting his eyes towards Kewhia, the Ind commenced his song of love and farewell little knowing that his father, helpless against superior numbers, was listening to hie words. Tern in to tea o Kawhia. Xs wehe kee i a an, e. He whal4emmga atn naku. Te ao a-kawe An runga eel To rota E to nos eel ro koe 11 an, S. to mild Rana an e. Xi to tat ra e. Ka gild e to tat, tu, pikl rime, Pik' takine Rai re. Te Kaman i Weriwbecue. E we to tore. Tana tea nem He menu ka mega nee. Rana kJ to attars Te Han e Xatariki. Ida to Whareporatu. Ua to Share Ati-Awn. ken ter mai Pa. Whakenrupa take aroha, na.
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| 677 | Behold the tides of Tewhia. Parted from me new forever. In spirit to-thee I cling And ay heart, sore oppressed. Grieves e'er that world apart That lies outspread above Te Motu (1). Standing there - my fate unheeding. To all ye tribespeople A far off tribute nest I render. The tide will still ebb and flow, Flowing strongly, rising end leaping Until, (Perloapimg Te Ream (r) at ItUriethenna (in fancy) I'll see thee rushing by. See there my cherished bird That bird with grief distracted 'Twill, betimes, within the House Of Mourning From ay eyes be hidden. This gentle breeze of Netariki (4) Wefts hither the sound of wailing. Thou House of Mourning: (5) Thou Rouse of Ati-Awn (5) Lament and let tears of sorrow flaw For ye shall be a sepulchre for this Hy song of sorrow. Alan, ah me: .. I1 I MllIl V 1. Te Motu. I small island within the entrance of Kawhia 2. Te Xawan. A sea-girt rook outside the Lawhia Harbour which marks the spot where the under-water entrance is to the ancestral burial cave of Agati-Ton and other Kawhia tribes. B. Mtrieherma. The burial cave mentioned above. 4. Mataribi. Lit: The Pleaides. In this case a figure of speech for summer. 5. Ati-Awe. The tribe inhabiting Waiters and thereabouts `That bird with grief distracted' There is a Maori belief that the souls of the departed abide for a short time in a bird (the fantail) which might be distinguished from others of its kind when it flits about and enters the house of the relative of one who has died.
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| 708 | I. 23 There lies the water of Kawhia Parted from me now forever.. My gaze in longing. lingering glance. Follows the fleeoy olond that hither drifts From above Te Motu'e isle Standing there alone before me. Let we bid sad farewell in parting To my beloved kinsmen. Flows on. the tide, In rising, fleeting waves. Flowing hither, flowing thither, Aoross Te Kassa rook at Muriwhenua. Behold ny bird: ird that sings at early dawn, New hidden in the house, nau o Vatariki. In future it shall be for whareporutu And. the right of Te Ati-Awn Swimming swiftly by (to avenge aim) And thus my love shell seals. :-.1110tu. An island within the Kawhia harbour entrance. Ulteman. A rock in the see at Furiwhenna, a plug., at Te Matta.
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| 739 | ? ?i( Meng the numerous caries Allah brought the Tninul tribes into uOnfliSt with Ngati-Tans. was the "killing of two Dews et Xcati-Ralrei, a seotion of Ngati-llaniapoto. ?These two boys were named pitonge and Wgewhakareweanri, and were killed by Ngati-Tana while they were visiting,Wgati-Rakei on Ttotutawe, n small island about three-quarters of a mile insiee the Yokau heads. The Milling resulted in a fight in which fgati-Rekei were defeated arf, fled inland thei- relatives at Otorohangs. The refugees stayed inland for at-out three ars and then To Wharauron, a chief of Mgati-'taker and 7t/.,Rti-nia, raised a wnrparty and prooeeded up the Veng4nem valley to the tkoaawaters of the llokau. They made their way a0 M stream in canoes to Te Mahoe. a bend in the river same two miles from the mouth end cage camp, after which they sent emouts to spy upon nratplamau:. TheOvoute soon reported that the enery was ail over the euuntry at the mouth of the river ant' along the coast to the south, but meet of then were gathered nt ft village about half-say between kau and halatine. A couneil was then held to consider how this village night to approached without being disoovered, and finally a plen was adopted. Storting at daub ono morning they crossed the river an concealed their 9enees1011ttle areAro gnat opposite Ts UMe an frog there' the steep range lending to the high hill called Teovalki. gram here they followed the ridges that run parallel to the coast until they case mat st the Xobakatime
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| 770 | S-- river, about a mile from ite mouth. The war party wax now between the Bgati-Tema village and any assistance they might receive free their own people to the south. Arrived at the sea beach, Wharauroa instructed all hie warriors to trail their spears and other arras along the sand and this they did by fastening their weapons to their ankles by flax strings. The party now advanced along the beach in careless order, some shouting, some singing, some skidding flat stones along the wet sands, nil of which was done to make Nrati-Tama think that it was a party of their friends from the south coming to visit then. As they drew near the village, many of the women, children and some of the men, cane down to the belch to meet the visitors. When the time was opportune, Wharauroa gave a signal, and in an instant, weapons were seized and a cherge made into the uneuspeeting Mgati-Tema, all of wham were killed. The rest of Ngati-Tama in the village, seeing what was going en, armed themselves and rushed oat to meet the enemy. eharanroa and his warriors numbered two hundred and eighty warriors and Ngatl.-Tama about the same number. A terrific battle was fought on the beach and lasted for two flood tides, hence the name for the battle, Nga-tai-pars-.rem, the twice flowing tide. The end of the figh ; saw Wharauroa and his followers victorienn. and Ngati-Tame, after losing large numbers, were obliged to retreat, falling back to their ancient stronghold of Te Kawas. This victory returned to Ngati-Rakei and Ngati-Rio their lands about the mouth of the Moknn river.
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| 830 | i-mw( ha (7...,.,A(.,44. 22.? YARCHES TO ASSIST THE PEOPLE Or" KAIPARA. 41. Order to introduce the tactile chief Eaki, it is neeeeseary go back to the times of Tawhao. Now Tawhao had a younger whose name orris Tshianga and his con, Postana, married te24-24: -rnu Who belonged to the Tokemaru people of Taranaki. /S-/ had three children named Ramie, Mingo and To Ketokura. - last named, a girl, becoming the wife of IrenOute7ihoka mother of the chief Tamenio. liannin, like his father, "'dried a Tokonars woman named Mawake and had uhatakai whose Wharerere, married Kurawari, dangl,ter of 7nukawa. them was born whaita, who with Tapatehurn, Vpokoiti ' Pipito, his first concirs and cone of :tt tar1'a yowwer :177 Takihika, exterminated the tangata-whensa. ;:auzia 0 had another son named Taoneniwi and from hid., came Uski. (1) orillkinui ma he wes sometises called , cone iginally from KaMhia, but his alone relatiouchip rith the PeoPie. Gassed him to open pan, of his time in Vaitara ; othor parts of Taranaki. The time ca=e, however, when decided to move inland, Ond thin he did going to Waikato, finane the tribes hostile, he wan fore to light his way to got Past. Nrbnrking in canoes ki an' his peolie Idled ears the river to Tirangi where new settled. 'mile here emanated by a ohiof of Kaipara nnned 'imaparon. This man ? . :1 to onloluo hie eneciee in the Kaiparn district,. and name obtain the rtid se Laki of whose fame he 4,10 heard. With him trought presente of dried toreros al14 patiki (flatfich) ,; he personally prenentod to :ski at the ease time making known
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| 861 | reason for his visit. The eight of the sea food made nal :w to comply with HaUparoals invitation, but he cautiously Fr's ,..4,sinerd from giving a definite answer, and dismissed Hauparta :tgarine that he would wait a while and consider it. Hauparoa returned to Kalpirs. It was shortly after this that Yaki started cut and to the vicinity of Manurowa where he and his people ttled for n time with the chief Whauwhau and his section of " waiohna people. At this time there arrived from Rarotonga the Tamaki district, n distant relative of raki'e named Telhua, .1- son had just been murdered. Tnihua brought with him son's heart, which he carried in ft carved lea, or wooden veSsel, ornamented with dorskin ard red ochre. wing this ipu to Maki, Telhaft informed him of his eon's death, on beine asked where the murder had been committed, said At the bey hae been done to de,th on the traer leading southwards X4hernunui. (the month-western hill of the Throe Finns, Auckland) after the return of Taihna to Tamaki, Whirawhon re/greeted MAki that they go to Waipuna and cultivate to which Yaki agreed, IA for this purpose the, people began constructing ko, or diming tSAliments. Maki, however, instructed hie ,come to ',eke theirs Att sharp points at each end nod. to fashion the foot rests with ?i-.lip-knots so that they could. be rewovod easily and 2./1071r. was done with a deliberate purpose, for Yeki had decieed to Al the people of Whanwheu and take possession of his /enen. all wee ready both parties proceeded to Walpnna, near Wei-o-Hika (Panmure Paeln) to commence th- proposed cultivation, fl they had not been long at wort when ft quarrel arose, no doubt -
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| 892 | -e-,posely provoked by the people of Maki. Bidng his time, 'i welted until Whamwhau and his people were about to eat, , - 1 at s-eiven signal,--the footrests were soddenly removed the atteok began. Whaashen and his tribe were killed 'Al all were destroyed. This affair wan known as Wnewne-kotaka, ,.--- 'crane's foot. the name arisinp free the manner in which ,.28 foot rests were fastened to the ko handles. 1: It was then that the words of HAuparon, the Xalpara hieftain, were piven consideration by 7.!aki. end eccordirely anithin followers marohed to the lower Xalpera, to the great .edit coast pa of Oneonenui, situated three riles north of 4,40tutere rooks, the santhere extremity of what is nne celled 'eftriwai beach. A meyeare Ilse now sent to the chief Takaieru tlItt Larematewhana, are'. food wee broueht to the pert-. ki the, advanced to the vicinity of -.7nuparoa's metre villa, es ttee77 here a re vine constructed, at the completion of which : '"7,7e7nata party arrived end joined that of Yeti.' The combined parties nor, morels to ettftek. Pa after pa wan oeptu ee aroe would first atteck and draw the enemy while Yal remained ?e artrunh! then , the wemy safely enticed into tho trap, they '."1" noon defeated rinrlly the pant defeats of lemparoa e averted and Lin ceeeice nubduee. Some time after the J3111131= of this wnrfare end Yee- hod retuned to his enlace, , 7 food million of he rued hie peoele became extremely low, it wee non that Ved 7)'P oomrit a breach that wee to cause 71c between the Fallen. Mile forecine for food, tee larva \_Are pits Rah() ake, the property of Ileuperon, \_ e reiled, but unfortueetoly for he and big eeople
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| 923 | . . .-, : ,. .). /Wore observed by A womaMotlispereaTi-trite. A meeting was then 4s1led by Hauparoa rt which Unki waS 'identified as the thief. 1111;m7Oucht about a distinet coolness between the two parties .4.4K maiminatedrin nea av,king thtMittb-against aparcia, throats . --lhiligh'werre Aeon put into oxecutionfOr Maki turned and attacked 00pleithem he haa originally come to help;ktnalk.,' defeating .' : : - - 11,!,.11h the lower Ktipara now in his undisputed posseaeion kill00tled down nor some tine: but finally he decided to return 4,:i.4940. OWS oeuntry which ho did by mareblne back Geer thSini he go Se. On. hiss ar: Ivnl at Kawhia. he found there the remnants NetUiriramei who aoarea friendly. LZaki therefore stayed ...., ,.,. , ,. .. , iith t440eolai only to be taken unawares and killed Lys them. thcUeh.:Akidid not settle XalPara. hiSoccupntien had an .,;31ipestant effeot for while therehe Made unions with vemen of ,.,., , . , , that aletritt, the most notable ono bane nith :tote. Theoc Tninui `',:ilennoot415As with the people of telpara wore to be remembered in 'tatter\_ times When we find 7cati-Whotan aidine Wail-nto on several ,,004141ana..:
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| 954 | 44- 73o TX WAWA LEADS 0 ETPRVITION AGAINST /GATITENUATA. 110rIarenmsteaseesehiehloe to the ehietrITI Norman' leading en ;',:nttler against the Ngati-Teithota people areas then amen visited the Ngati Teohata chief torsional, at his HeStib place at the junetien of the bakill and the -r4ivere. In the absenee of him master, the slave of Koreans/ meal for the visitor end ladle Tieketi was partaking the reed, Karuenti returned. Re appeared displeased at finding as hid- guest, end as he joined him at the meal, he palmed T011owing reser: pal to kel 0 Ulu keinga. Tai eke, nakona eke." tSJOed le the food of my piece. One eats and is well satisfied." be made this remark he emnoked his lips Re if et a dainty moreel. saw in this a veiled insult. and at the first opportunity departed from Rawalki and made his way to Te Tanawe who was At tine living, et reniapoto's old home, Te Ana-a-uriarl, end he informed To Tanawn of the insult offered him and requested -be be assisted obtaining revenge. Te Tamara wan however, hie crepe, but finally agreed to help him when the planting was over. News of Tieketi's appeal eventually roe/shed the L of taenni and this ohiet and his people immediately set renewing the defences of their vain pa oalled Patoka which situated a few miles northwerds of Hawaiki, and on the south of the Uangaetaake (riespelt liangetaki today). :; due ceur4e the war party of To ranewe arrived and teak up a ion on a level pieee of ground just beyond a small hollow at toot of the enemy pa. Hers Kenai's was joined by a
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| 985 | 'paws against Naraeurai 2) party led by a man named Muriwaka. No move was made for pone time until the garrison decided to sally forth and attack the invaders. This neve was observed by Wuriwaka who immediately ordered his party to take up a position in front of the warriors of Te Kanawa. Muriwaka then requested the war club of Te KRnewe. but that chief, annoyed at Muriwaka taking the front position, replied, "Whakatahal Whakatahal Te Kahntaranganga. Tukua atu, takua atu, to riri a to Vangamangaiataal" "Stand aside: Stand aside: Oh garment of taranganga (a shrub). and make way for the fight of the Ilangareangaiatua Idemi-gods)1' Te Kanawa and his warriors then went into action and in the battle which followed the Ngati-Tihata were defeated.
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| 1016 | (.:-.2eg V 4i 1 wHARSTIPNTI AND TAPAUE. At the conion of the warfare in whioh the two brothers, Wharetineti and Tnp,ne had ensisted Te Wohi in 1-1111nr Tautinimoko. 1".44f,G; the two chiefs returned to,their ore country where, for n time, they lived in severnl of their vi/leces. One of these pea was called Te Unpate, situated on a branch of the Yanrawnrn creek et 3ome7cran opnosite Trupiri countoir, and while 3ivinr et this piece, Maretipeti end Tepano sort word to a chief wowed To Irami ,3i0 lived neerby rt Keltotebe, propocinr to visit him for the purpose of nlrntinr kumern. Their reeson for this was owing to th, fact that the lend marroundirq, Te Uopate. ws mostly swamp. while at Laitotche, on the orpoolto side of the Waikrto river, the lend wee v,ell united for cultivrtion. Before lnnvin, hnrever, the trio brothers instructed their followers to c!-:-rper, bolh ends of their ho, or licrine en Vint they could be used ne weepers, for rhrretipeti and Tapsue hne pinnned to till Te Irenni and take possescion of his lands. In due course they ?reeved the river and arrived at Kritotehe where they jr4ra 770 Irnnui rj" his people in crativrting a piece of lend called Ucepo, Wheretipeti end Tnpaue elantinr tumara a' ono end and To /rarni the othor, with each party workinr7 towards the other. When they had planted nearly the while plot and both parties were close to each other, n sicnel was riven and Whnrcti'2eti and Teprue with their tribe, suddenly ettrekod end stnbbed the -oople of To Irnnol with. their ko. Of those who fled, some eacnpod, others were taken prisoner, while their land of floepo was taken by the two
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| 1047 | ray 41 a ) Z23 brothers cued eLividea amonr their followers. Those of Tc Ironui who cseeped, however, wore not content to leave flatters :tend but ottrinra tae help of other trib s of Wnikato and returnca -ith the intention of reraininr possession of their lands. They end their allies attacked Wharetineti and Tapnue but the latter succeeded in omit defeating then. Following this tho two brothers now attacod other Waikato tribes, their warlike expeditions carryinr then ex far north no the TaraXi lethras. Itexinr rained ,oseession of the rich lards en the rest berk of the 1,113-,.tto river at Taupiri, Wharetipeti and\_ Tapeue settled down at Keitotehe where tlatz, conuencod i prt,otice whir) wee to ultlint,.1:; brim about their deaths. Cetalism was e, estsiched war cuotor but these two men were not o,tieflea in eat1n enchics, but now con enced entinr sort of their orn rub norm. It becene thou: eliston t, limes nc;ir the lathinr -pools whey.), nt an ,p,ortnnc nonmt, t'Icy awazi sone hapless boy or rirl to provide e meal, r, y- of their vietIne Lein, their ovm rrec-,d-rephe,s and crane-nieces. rime cone however, when tee parenta score eo ;,refa of their child: on brat the pair were dc-ica their feasts, and to a-.tisfy ch 1i erev-ii for hurann fleet., the tno r-onsters now docido'. eo 7-1 their own brother-in-law th huebana of their sister Nnncihoto. 1-,r,A-nce th.t they were Lelnr eoltnr, they lu:,s' him up the 'enwera stream, ,here at ,Lout a Mae ana half frog: the mouth, they '.rmsherously killed hin. text of tho body they ,fo',d and ate, the rest they hair o. tree. ,'he tro rotrxned :;it\_. then the cooked privets of their victim which they pYceehtea to their sister Runclhoto, who en,irod as tc the wercatouts of her husband.
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| 1078 | ,A,ebi X3 y\_ By some excuse they succeeded in allaying her suspicions. Each day Whare and Tapaue returned to feast upon the body until finally Rangihoto, anxious over the long absence of her husband, followed them and from the remains, was able to recognise her husband's body. She first suspected foul play when a fly struck her in the centre of the forehead when she was In front of her house one day. The horrid actions of Where and Tapaue were thus brought to light with the result that Te Ruing", a son of Rawl- hoto, and Naos., his cousin, conspired to kill the two brothers. Their decision was further strengthened by the murder of one of Te Ruinga's tribesmen at the hands of Where and Tapaue. The two brothers were returning from a plane on the lower reaches of the Waikato when they came upon a man at Ahikneo. This unfortunate had just remove his hinaki (eel basket) from the river. His enemies killed him, took out his entrails, and paddled up stream to their home where he was eaten. The Ngati-dakirangi later became concerned over the long absence of the eel fisher and on investigating, found his entrails caught up in the weeds on the river bank. Later the full story became known and word was sent to Te Ruinga who was at that time at Te Akau with Mom,. When the messengers had told their story, Te Rainga asked, "I whea koutoa?" "i/here were you?" "I reira tonu." "There all the time." Te Ruinga then observed, "Were iho ano nga uma o nga taurekareka nel i nga kohun toitol o taku kainga o Kurakehu." "Verily these low-born ones were heating their breasts ith the boiled t,itoi (fresh water fish) of my home at Kurakehu." A common custom among the raori people was to make known a hostile ' intention by giving some hint as to what might be expected, and Laos., departing from his home at Te Akau, visited Te Kura, a minor wife of Tapaue, and said, "Kia pal to tlaki i a koe. Unku koe." "look after vonr1. 1 ,
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| 1109 | pilipeti 4 ) L.3 To thin To Kura replied, "Us peahen koe e eke mai ci i to pnepae tannrahura o Uenuku?" "How are you to surmount the well runrded front nteps of the house of Uenuku (rod of war)?" This wee a refereno, to Tnpnne's greet reputation as a warrior. 6141 toku ahnkahihi, ma tnku ahnkatoatoa," replied Mena. . "By my audacity and courage."?-) As wile to be expected Montle soon learned of hie visit and some time Inter, when the two met et Te Akau, Tapnue did not forret to remind him of his remarks. "Ur, wel we o ken', tens tonl" he asked\_ "Who is roinr to carry year bravery?" "Pnku ono," replied /Non. "I alone." Although nothin, wan done et the time, Tnpnuo returned to his home kmowir,7 full well that trouble woul0 not be lonr in nrinr itself evident. Some time penned without ,uy hostile, sign h, ever, much to the concern of Te linings who one living with Tapaue with evory autword eppee;:msce of friendliness. About 0 tine Minretipetio nn!' Tapaue lcd their respoctive ntrtios on an eeline expedition eriont: the lokes in the vicinity of World., and now Te fluings. net out for Tc Aknu to porsunde Vac), that the time was Opportune for the fulfillment of their plans. Nenti-Pakiranri, rrnti-Te4Ate end other tribes who had suffered nt heeds of the two brothern worm all in readinesn to nttemk. Obtaining nertement for immedinte hostilities, To Huinra returned in/and to nvoit the orrivol of his ally. ?"cow, now went to the sea oiCe whore he put hitmelf to a tent. Yountinr on n rock he waited until he sow n karau (cormorant) dive into the ver in scnroh of i'lrh, when he held h breath and waited until the bird apperred v;:idlia. ning Succeeded in p,rforming this feet IZaon felt assured St -1F :rz,
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| 1140 | peti 5) C of success in the forthcoming conflict. and placing hinself nt the heaC of his war party, he marched inland. Crossing the ranges ho halted his party by the side of a swiftly running mountain strew: end ordered his men to construct a dam. Thin done he ordered then to lin in the dried-up ntrenm bed while he released the water and allowed the ntronn to rush over then. lot a nem flined and Uncle ran non satisfied thet he (weld rely upon his warriors to win the battle. Conti/1w their march /Anon met Wharetipeti and ds part; about nid ray between rJaahi and Kaitotene. ihnretipeti had learned of the approneh of the anmy and vas hurriedly returning to ereanine a Cafenee. With him was To Ruinga and his nen and urouopeetiorly haretipnti placed him in charge of half of the party, orderin7 hin to take un a position in the rear where he wan to be ready to repel) an attack in the event of a feirned retreot. Tapeue and his people hod rot yet returned from eelinr. '.'he bottle boron end hostilitice occupied nearly all dmy without either oido raintn an advantage, and then no eveninr npproached, Wharetipeti retired intending at e,'Es iruirg should Game into oction. Closely followed by /:non, ifinretipeti called to 'te llin6n to attach but an nrran,-7ed provieusly at To katl, the call for assistnnee wen ignored acid Whnretieti found. himself eepailiied on all aides. Tea-knee? caved the day for 'heti,eti who retired with eight spear wounds. At this stare Tepene arrived and found his brother In the net of hevinr his wounds dreseed with the leaven of the tutu. ':13 leek of anquiry e-used 'flioretipeti to reork, "}ate tan nal to temniti a :or., i to riri noun inekeanei." "l'onr child raoe is hero and we fongivt today." "Ilau ano 1 kaihoro i to riri, tc tatari al hi ahnu," replied Tnpaue. "You have feasted greedily of the bnttle.-Potter hid you wtod for me
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| 1171 | stipeti 6) 7 The pertics of Yawl and Te Ruinm had neanwhile 5eined forces and there, in their camp, many of the warriors were bonstinr of the nunter they had. killed in the battle. pore ke tenet ra. Apopo to ika kau ia," remarl,cd Tc !uinra, usinr an onlinr term. "Todaya ente':, is of no consequence. Tomorrow will brinr the fish." The next day the combine parties of Wlarctipeti and Tapaue attacked the invers rho retired to e reserve. A werrior nened Kauheke, beleming to 1.:st party, now stopped forward an,7. cllonW Tr,paue to e duel. There in front of the oosiar sides the two fouevt tut Tapaue proved the bot',or m nn,1 succeeded in throwirr his enemy to the rreund pnd kiilin him. The tattle lasted all tart day but in the evoninr 11nrotipeti died of his woUnds. 'Xieen the da7rn he,"! ora appeored TapaTte s7ain renewed the certest, anhis tine drove his =mica before him ho was charred by an,ther rucrve and In the rotreet th foliowee fapaue nee overtaken sfl.! 1111e0 ty a van of Y'olhato named Tessa-Irina. .6 Thus fell two erect warrinrs and ancestors of Tapeue four wives, the last beine fron one of the tribes opposed ,to him in the 1:ct tattle. :ler nom was To Ste.-i-rehia, ant' her deople oleupiee: the land. aLcut 'Adulra, their headeuorters bin at the place (saliva Te l'ae-o-ksd-wnka. Te ; hoi, several caileron by :apaue the 1,:;13 :ink; 1 11,'1(1 ;7; i() Wee IA child ;Ler, his fet71c,r '.'Iris slain, 1g
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| 1202 | 6 7 (2 PiPAKA AVENGES HIS FATHER. 2,3? After the warfare which saw the fall of Whare and Tapaue, the Ngati-Te-Ata returned to Waiuku taking with then some of Tapaue's bones which they carefully fashioned into fish hooks and used in their various fishing expeditions on the Manuka harbour. Young Pipaka was often taken by his uncles on these fishing parties and he observed that after the lines had been east, it was their practice to ohant in the following manner. E tame Ue e,\_ Ashes ano to taua? Oh son of lie (Uerata) When shall we obtain ours? .46 exoited the'culOtiity of Pipaks and on hie tetarn he enquired of his mother as to the meaning of the words and was told that they referred to his father Tapene, whose bones had been made into fish hooks. This knowledge, together with the foot that his uncles, when feasting, turned their becks upon him and threw him only the tails and heads of the fish, keeping ?: the best for themselves, so enraged Pipaka that he determined 1 on revenge. He made known his intention to hiellether and she prepared his a cake of rol, or baked fern-root, whioh she covered with kekowai.,47Papaka now set out for the home of his half-brother Te Putu. On his way up the Waikato he was often invited to visit the various villages along the banks of the river, and when food was brought forward for him, he would produce his cake of red painted fern-root and place it before his hosts. Such actions showed that he was requesting support on some war expedition and in each case the people
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| 1233 | 279 signified their agreement. Finally Pipaka arrived at Teapiri and made known the reason for his visit to To Pate. Te Pain and his people did not et first express an opinion for they feared that from his youthful appearance. PiBskm VOA too young to be a successful warrior. Win order to test his they imposed upon him all kinds of indignities, at one time asking him why it was that he teal not had his lips and chin tattooed, this being the type of tattooing used by women. Finally the people took young Pipaka on en soling expedition up the nearby Pangawara and when their patch was complete, they mode Piipaka nervy the eels hone on hie bank. Meanwhile Te Pain and the others had quietly posted themselves some distance down the track and\_ as PiPaka came past, they rushed upon him, brandishing their weapons and making it appear that they were aboat to kill him. Pipaka showed not the least sign of fear and at this Te Pate agreed to help him to avenge his father." A war expedition wag now prepared and under the leadership of Te Putu and Piipnka, the party embarked in canoes and paddled down the river. Near the youth they entered the Awarea etream and landed at the portage over whioh they dragged their canoes to Waluku. Arrived before the pa of Neati-Te-Ata. the war part attacked and fought their way into the village. leaving Te Putu to finish the fight, Pepake made hie way to the house of his uncles whom he found seated within. Crinly he walked to the f who, realising Papaka's intention, cried, "I tame 0, ko ahan teneit" "Oh eon, this is I'." But Papaka paid no heed. With each blew as he streak down his uncle, he cried, 'Fe kahawsi neakonult To arose.? tahnri kiwi" 'Your fat kahavral fight Tour front turned awaYt.
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| 1264 | As Papaka turned to the second uncle, the latter cried beseeeha inrly, tame e, ko shun tenon" "Oh son, thin is It' His pleas were in vain, however, for Papaka struck hin down, saying with each blow, ?Te ate o to aro:" again referring to the ties when they had given his only the heads, livers and tailn of their fish. By this time To Pate had completed the defeat of Ngati-Te-Ata. To Ata-i-rehla and her ohildrem had by a previous arrangement, esoaped by taking refuge on the roof of a house. The bodies of the slain were then cloaked and eaten by the war party. Papaka now ordered that the entrails of his uncles be presented to Te Patti to be used for dragging his canoes bank to the Waikato. Thin action en the part of Papaka was so that Te Putu should share in the revenge for the killing of Tapaue. Papaka now remained in Maluku with his mother, To Ata-i-rehla, and became the leader of Kgati-Te-Ata, but he was not satisfied with his revenge for Toaanglna, the man who had killed Tapaue, was still alive. Cue day iapnka met a relation named Roreta and observing that he appeared very downcast he eald,"ffir aha tan a pouri no?" ",T is it that darkens you?" "Ka te)u wahine kaore e whakaae woe maue, 1 ahem a keha net take hiahia 11 a in." "Yy wife will not let me sleep with her and my desire for her is great within me," replied torete. ":sore 1 whakamarama i to take?" "Does she not explain the reason? asked aapaka. ,Xo tana kerero mai, 'Ka to woe i ahan ra keha koe; i na tnku mate a takoto tanu net, kaore ano kin ea!'" "Mae says, 'Great is your desire to sleep with me; alas, when my death lies unavenged.' This referred to the death of her father Korongol, an old sane builder who had been killed by Toaanginn. 3)
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| 1295 | "Xe ahem hei hoc mou ki is takitaki i to mats. "I shall assist you to get revenge, said Papaka. This decision was also in keeping with Papaya's desire to kill the man she had slain hie father, but first Papaya deolded to ascertain the strength of Toaangina and the probable fighting qualities of his forces. He therefore visited some aged sale relatives. At the first place, Papeka, in aocordanoe with =stow, did not at first sake known the reason for his visit. !it last, when he and his host retired to the sleeping mats, instead of composing himself for sleep, Papaya remained seated, and now and again sighed deeply to himself. He did this so that his relative might observe that he had something of importanee to dieouse with him. At last the old fellow sat up and enquired, "He aha tern?" "What is that (troubling You)?' /e\_\_\_\_\_? /(4; AL.,/ 4-14/ \_/".iT0,.17 tN- ; P, 1./ --21.-cc717; --." ?/: 73../.: ,/ ;0 0 v6- 4e 7? o Z-- /6/.;, AK, 0/.4,42. /- A 0,0 ./0-b OP ?
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| 1386 | yvu 7 THE WARS OF WAIKATO AGAINST NGATI-T04. 1900----1921. It appears that durinr the oonstant strife that existed between the Waikato tribes and those living on the west coast from alai/irten to Kewhim, n larre war party of Neati-Paoe, 5/Teti-Fifth? end 'yeti-nine made en excursion to lhaingaros which place they found to be prettieally deserted. :rocs there the party passed southwards to Aotea and prooeeded to etteek a. pa on the western side towards the 2CI. mailed Owhekerito, where the:, succeeded in kil] int the chiefs Whets. and Waitapu and takiri, the pe. Two other chiefs of the pn, Rawsho and Patete succeeded in maiUnc their escspo. At this period most of the Actea dlstriet was unoceupled, due to the trnettled conditions, end '7Fatirahance docile to tare posnessior with the result that r. large number of them cane down and established therselves. This proceediN; or the part of rrati-MahenFa incensed the Yrati-Toa sad their el)les of Kawhia, end consequently Te Reuperaha raised a wnr party and proceeded in war caroes to WWOrtraroa where he ettaolted rrati-77ehnnrs 1111Ie Tatonra, rehoke, Terhererrori end roanatalphn, stte7 which the victors returned to their homes. Althauch rreti-Pou ere not mentioned it is clear that the:, suffered in this raid. ope was apparently another reason for this attack on WhainFsros. It Inv he remarked that the people whew To Recucrehe attacked were killed in reveree for the massacre, 'by Tett-Pam, living at TarahnnErs, of p 'number of p-Ai-Tea women who were on their way to en thunFR, or crying
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| 1417 | 7-1/4f- r over the dead, at the home of le Hiaksi. Several of the women were close relatives of Te Rauparaha, being sisters of 7e Rangihaeats and :Zangi Topeora. The mas2aore tool, place at Te Vhakairoiro during; the absence of To Hiakai, for had he teen present, the people would have been saved. Te Rauparahe sought revenge, first apprising rgi-Pou of his intentions, capeciall7 Ueholta, who was living, in a semi-fortified. village. :le replied in eerisive strain, and Te uparaha took immediate action, capturing '0,31107,1e pr, an?, killinr and\_ eating him and his people to tether with another of their ohie named Zulu. This success on Te Rruparahe's part cue reportne far and and coon reached the ears of those branches of Waikato living at the youth of the river, some thirty-five riles north of 'Alaingaros. Vaikato decide,' at once to take up the cause of Mgati-lLahanga and rgati-Pou and rid. them to avenge their losses. Accoreirzly the triter mentioned ossortlee at 7ilikato Heads and proceeded by soe to Yawhia. Ae will be seen by the fnllo ing list of canoas, the expedition mist have teen r. very large one. As the fleet care clone Rnkaumnncamanrc sins driven ashore rear Ruapuke, r. few miles south of tisingaroa, but by the aid of the other canoes she wee pulled off, after rhich they all rent on to ancompe, at r place called Otiki rhere all mere oa,mble under the great Waikato chief Karzwaho. '.kilo here the Ngati-Toa advanced and a fight ensued in which Ngati-Toa Yruteuri Taikiharare aumar.,7emong,. bauluwae Tuaie,raU Te Ahatuarea Te hhakakailuxi rEati-Tipa, of a17, to llgati-Pou, of Tuakau. rgFti-rahnts, of naPICaron.! Ngati-Te-Ate, of Waiuku. :..ati-raca, of Haurtl,i. Crr;oe,
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| 1448 | IOW" wars. ligati-Toa 3) sere defeated, losing Te Petea and Ingoa. after which the survivors retreated to Ohaua. Waikato now followed up and ettecked Ohana pa, and while the ettaok was in progress Waitohi. shliter of Te flaupareha and mother of Te Rengihaeata, recognised the Egati-Te-Ata chiefs Avarua, Rahurahn, Te Tuhi end Te Kenne. Nenti-Ton saw, apparently, in the presence of these people, a chRnoe of making up the quarrel, and the attecking party sewed C to have neveed, for peace was made and Weiketn returned to their e homes. 044, Tg7, n,:,T1 Or T7 rITA. htoet this time Te Uira, a great chief of oentral viaikato end -,.a leafier among the Nrati-Yahnta, sane on a visit to Aotee which was still more or less unocouplee. nti-Enennga having apparently retired after their defeat at the hande of Pe Reuparahe Te Uira, who wan by the way the father of the great Te 7iakel, hoe core to Aoten for the purpose of indulging in fiine, and while there r. men of Heati-Tea named Te Eurinel, vicitee the place, alai,. Whatever may have been the cause, a Uire ot eoted to him presence ane, killed him. Ito itewu of 4his murr caused prent ineirnation among Brett-Tea and Te ,:aupftrahe, leerring that To Vire was still at Aotee, left Kawhin with a war party and went there by sea in search of hie. On fineiee ale at 14komako, Te Raeparsha attacked and. in the figet killed him and alee Te Aomernma of Nrati-Te-i-:ehi. Te hi and Te 'N./tars also of Te Uira's party were saved by a 1iati-'1'oa roman nened Te Pate, -ho war the sister of Talturiwaca1 and related to Itrnti-Yenta end Wreti-Rikairo of Kawhia. Te eohi wen allowed 2N-to
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| 1508 | wars, Ngati-Ton 4) -8" to escape. but Te Tautara was brnught beak to Kawhia, to the Ngati-Iiikairo pa at Ngatokakairiri, the tiny island pa near Oparau. The body of Te Uira was brought to Te Rauparaha's village at Pouewe and there eaten. On this account thin partioular place was later given to Te Mrs's representatives when Ngati-Toa were finally expelled from the district. The death of so great a chief as Te father of Te Hiakai, oult not bp passed over without an attempt to exact revenge. ':his ran the third treat take, or cause, thatAeto had ngainst the Kswhta tribes, end conaceuently this powerful trile4 decided that the latter people must be exterminated. It was the knowledge of this decision of i;aikato, with other things, that first imbued Te hauparaha with the idea that Xnwhia was no longer a safe place for him and his people. Later on he expressed the thought of migrating to join ligati-Raukawa at rbiungat,utarl, which people were olosely related with his own. Again, both ,:otorua and Tarana i were thought of, but it wan apparently not until he hail joined the northern chief Taw/ire in his southern expedition in 1819-20, and had then notioed the fecilitica offered le' iapiti ieland as se anonorage for ships frcia whioh he night obtain firearms, that the decision wag made to migrate hither. This was not for some time to come however, and in the meantime ':iaikato sent war party after war party to lawhie in the hope of carrying out the tribal decision. The first stop taken ty Waikato to avenge the death of Te Uira vas to send forth a war perk, composed of the halms with which the nirlu men tins connected, Ngati-Rehu, Ngati-Reko, Ngati-
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| 1539 | wars, Ngeti-Toe 5) Mahuta, and Ngati-rahange. The war party etteoked and captured a pa on the south aide of Acetate celled Roroure but in the enrerement the enemy succeeded in tilling Rengipotiki, a roman of high rank belonging to Weeti-lethenge. TThis latter killing now caused Te Aho-o-te-rangi, a man of high rank and brother of Te Uwallohaketane, to raise R woe party and proceed to Kewhia with the intention of obtainine revenge for her e'th. errlring et the north shore of the tell-lour they fought a battle rith rreti-Toe under Te Yeunge and Tarehnee at Penewe en! defeated them. The invaders now etteckee the tareen10 na. Te Reuperehe end othere of his tribe were absent at the tine end the greet pp of Yotungnio fell before the orsleurhte of To Aho-o-to-renel end his warriors. A fee eve pad =Drone them being a roner men named 111,.rArnhi, but ereet nnnbers were teYea prienner, tho majorite of thee being Nretl-Ton renew. The wnr party now retired ear set mat to return, it-Am/lire to renal, the cure route by ehieh they had eore, nemely, threnrh Aotee. A (seep Ref, mama or the ridge etoet half wr,7 teteeen the henduetere of rewhie hertenr end Aotee. nne here the captive women :sere foreee to receive the nttertions of the Wniketo werriere. ore the rnfertunnte girls was one of etrieleg beauty, the stater of the young Rgeti-Toe. warrior mherernhi who had escaped from Yoturgaio. en ezeount of her Yeser., aepeerenoe the heal been forced to suffer the ebuse of quite a number of the inveeers. reenwhile, however, rharepuhi hod not been idle. 'then he had assured himaelf that the wer perty had eemmeneed to retreat, he carefully followed them and that
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| 1570 | pato wars, Hgati-Toa 6) night quietly entered the camp here he posed as one of the invading forme. Without arousing suspicion he went from woman to woman until he found his sister. Around her he found a number of Waikato warriors eager to setisfy their lust and this group he joined. After the poor girl had teen forced to suffer the passions of the warriors, Wharepuhi, pretending to be one of them, lay with her and eereftilly whispered instructions in her ear. She and the other women were to endeavour to hold off the enemy as lontu as neesille, and then, when Wharepuhi had had tine to orgemise a party of revenge, they were to allow the invaders to satisfy their lust to the full so that they would leeme drousy and lose their watchfulness. Having suooewled in his plan Wharepuhi arose and as carefully left the enne. Once outside. Wharepuhi lost no time in gathering together the forces of Ncati-Ton end at the time appointed the camp of the reiketo was surrounded. Then, at the given signal, the Ngati-Ton suddenly fall upon the sleepy Waikato and many were striclen down before they had time to realise what had taken place. Te Aho-o-to-rang] and a companion sueeeedel in getting free froes the camp wed fled towards the Kawhie foreshore. Te Aho-o-te-rengiie comrade shouted for him to turn inland and follow a ridge which if followed, led in a series of ridges, right to the elopes of Taupiri. The latter, however, disreearded tote cell and continued along the beach. His flight was in vain for hellad hardly crossed the Palaka stream when he wee overtaken end killed. On a log which lies on the chore to this defy, his body ras beheaded, and the head carried back in triumph to
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| 1601 | Ito wars, Agati-Toa 7) rotungaio. This defect was known as Futakarekare. Following this another war party marched to Kawhin under the leadership of Te Raunnpaasga. Crossing to the south side of the harbour Vftikato attacked the Xgati-Toa stronghold at Te Totara. in the fierce onslaught Wrati-Tea were driven tack, but the attacking party besame so Alworganised that a determined rally on the part of the defenders threw the invaders bael on the teach and they were compelled to retire. Pc Run,ngenneek and another chief named Kiwi nearly lost their lives end only ereape? by lumpinp over e cliff. That night 7rati-Toa deviser a ruse. All signs of life within the pa were carefully removed. Rows of drying fish and en on were taken wn; the great rate was thrown open an? n11 the dope tied up outside, after which the irhetitants carefully concealed themselves. It wan high water early next morning and ralsto raze? on what appeared to be a deserted fortress, exeent for the howlinp of the dors. The more experieneed of the rnikstn chiefn were too wary to be onnght on erpearenoes, bAt ft eanple of embitious youths, one in a small canoe, the other on a raupo raft, thought to win fare by being the first to enter the greet staonrhold. As they aoproeched the young con in the canoe saw a rreenstone mere slowly and silently rise above the palisades and rraduelly drop. Re took it as a warning, rs indeed it was. a signal from a relative within, an0 turned his kopapa (Small canoe) for home and safety. Not so fortunate was he on the raft. a struggled on and to his horror, Te Waruhange, the great Ngati-Tort war canoe.
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| 1632 | likato wars. Fgati-Tea 8.) shot round the corner fror the bay behind the pm and his days, minutes, were numbered. Agati-Koata, that section of Igati-Soo who were occupying Te Totara, realised that their stronghold was incapnble of withetending a regular seige, end therefore retired south to the district of Taharoa, but in the meantime, Waikato, appearing to have had enough of fi,timg for the time being, had returned across the ranges to their homes on the Waikato and Waipe rivers. Soon after another element was introdno into this intor-tribel wnrfare, and for come reason 17,:i-;:aniapoto ',fe4u1 dram into the, e\_uarral. Te Rangituet,la and Te 'Atakamorti, both high chiefs of the above tribe, led forth a treat war perty to cooing on as far as the Awcroa river which falls into the harbour on tho eastern aide. To nauporaha wex; at thin time at o-\_ere ae a Rine :'ere some of tho Jcati-Iou ot at a;!:-; aa rusts, ,nona then, being two men name :aurora and npare. 3oon after the arrival of Yoati-Laitiapote at 1waroa. To llenparnhy, mat tLera in tattlo at o. -plaoe oElled Tawhitiohiti, d clefeatoJ then heavily, 2(1131n; To 'ilickamu woac wa taken away to Te .4)arlIa's pa. Durirc the fight nparaha aimed a blow at To Rerritnatee, but it wan wn\_rded off by brnnoh and thus the ).otterhe life win caved. Te Rauperaha and Te ncituatea 7,ero diatnrt.: related, Leone we find To Raneituatea helping Te nparaha nt a later Ante in opite of the foami,r o attempt at is life on this oceacion. The 1,nrt th,t ngoti-ou played. In the above conflict is uncertain, but it in clear that they were to Te ihuiparaha. although soap were staying with him tea Lis fuests. Or, the return ofNgati-Ynniaroto to their
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| 1663 | I ialkato warp, kgati-Ton 9.) homes, messengers were at once despatched to Ngati-Pan, NgatiMahata, Ngati-nine and other sul-tribes of Waikato, calling on them to assemble nt Peehi Tukorehu's pa, Nengatoatoa, for the purpose of attacking Ngati-Ton in their headquarters at Te Totara. At Mangatoatoa the Waikato tribes were joined by Unti-ipakura and Ngati-Maniapote. so that they numbered together, one thousand six hundred warriors. Te Rsmangaanga, father of Te Wherowhero, =Ian in hief commend. :vronting the runes, the expedition drew near the ;iillarares. pn, situate? en The ITArIc peninsula called Tiri ivinatmnri. :urinz the pht tyro divisions were t'o'mcd, eicat hundred each. one of which went into ambush near the the ,ther made a foicned atteeh. This brou,711t, the carrison out en not of the sntuch, ar,Te net n ana baal: after hic1 1 the 1a -ran atormod and ta3,en. Man: were amov: the'. being- Te Haur4Ta ,she wen 113a laara, a Talntive of T, fsthe: of Tc who eMot of tIF-t district ,Inel olon,a; rclnta to To 'tot satisfied ,sith thin auceess it wan Aneided to pottew Te Tetra's it rovence fe: those 3111.(e b:; ;cati-7teta roachint: the pe Yrati-Tea onme out to ct then but ir is case Te Raup,rnhe end his tribe ,Tuffere? defeat, losinc Kiheroe, '.ar,pel,e are others. The last never!. van Ulla. t: Te rheroneori tull vice; of all the pu,:plo. t.t this staee Te Raeha eallrd 1-at to Te naunntrn,7a. the lesur of to mTproec:, the pa, en' or. Ms no, tem-,ornr: 7ins patched up and the 7aiat,7 retarn,7.,? home. 7he tur,ulent s2irit of r,7ati-Toa 'ran not s,Aisfied however. 'rearing(' thati,
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| 1694 | prate Wars, Ngati-Tea 10.) 2-.51f- Te Wharengori had gone to Whaingaroa, Te Rwiparaha and a party of Ngati-Koata. of Ts Totara pa, put to sea in a armee and went round to Whaingaroa where they farad Te Wharengeri and killed him together with several others, besides taking some prisoners who were carried back to Te Totara. Part of this expedition, under the chiefs Te WharepUhi and Talk, made an attack on another branch of Waikato. leati-Tamainu, at Whaingaroa where they killed Totoia, and et Vangakowhal killed Powha and Karetn. This incident ruptured the peace between Te Rweenraanga and Te Reuparaha, and hence a further war party wee reined by Waikato, consisting of Weati-Uahute, Ngeti-Ngahia, Wriatt-Reke. Ngati-Uahanga, and Ngati-Tamainn, who forthwith went over to Kawhie, and at a place named Three found R party of Wenti-To, who had just come aver from Te Totara. Waikato attaeked thee at Te Vero, on the foreshore not far f-on the Karerentue pa, and killed the two chiefs Te mharepuhi, Talko, and Te Ymna-kitawhiti, Te Hahana, Te Poukura besides me-my others. Having dciA this blow against their enenies. Waikato returned home. Not lone after this a man named TelLuntahn who belonged to Ngati-Mahanga, went to visit hie sister who had nerried ft man of the Ngati-Tama tribe of Te Flaw= pa, Peutama district. On his arrival at Te Kawau Te Unuetahu found that a party of Ngati-Raukawa were staying with parapa, a greatly renamed warrior and chief of Ngati-Tama. It 'meld appear that in some of the inter-tribal fights between Waikato and Ngati-Raukawn, a tribe nearly related to Te Renparaha, Te Unuatahu had been present. Thinking this a good opportunity to wipe out an old score, hie visitors suggested to TZaperepa that the man should
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| 1725 | 1ikato Wars. Ngati-Tos. 11.) be killed. What arguments were used are not known, nor why Reparapa should take upon himself the quarrels of others. but he consented to the request of his guests. The brother-in-law of Te Unuatahu, however, learned of the proposal, and therefore hurried the latter off before any action could be taken. Te Unuatahu started on hie way hone, making for his own seotion of Ngati-Wahanga who were living in the Waipa valley. Raparapa, a as soon as he discovered that his victim hell fled, started off in pursuit, and on his arrival at Yrerhie. found that Te Unuatahn was stayinr at Ngatokakairiri, the Islam, pe near Oparau, The poop], of the pa, the Wwati-jikairo, prepared food for the traveller and then (1,!.7185e. him to hasten his de2ertare 'or fear he should be caurht, for they evidently "mow that laparepa was in phase of him. Te Ununt,ihu was roar it wan night, an, so he decided to stay at the pa n'ainnt the percuasione of the people. "Who am I, Te Unuetahu, that they pursue re?" 'ore parapa was at that very moment, eressin rnwhla in chase of his prey, and on arrival at Ngatokakairiri, found Te Umint,tra and killed him after which he returnee home. ( -/:,.//"; 4? TUSHARF AND TE ROPLRARA'S SOUTR"ERN EXPEDITION. 1919-1820. Sometime during the closing days of the year 1819 there arrived in Kawhia an expedition of toga-Pohl warriors under the chiefs Tuwhare, Pfttuone. Nene, nharepape, Yoetere, Tawhai end others. Thia party tied departed frog Hokianga in November and after being joined by some of Ngati-rhatue at Kaipara, came south by way of Waikato Treads and Whaingaroa to Kawhia. Were they
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| 1756 | Wars. Neati-Tea 12.) zap were met by Neati-Toa and after some discussion Te Rauparaha was prevailed upon to join them. There appears to have been a lull in the Waikato raids for at any rate Neati-Toa Joined up with the northern party to the number of four hundred men under their chiefs. Te Ranparaha, Te Rangihaeata, Tuneia, Te Rako, Te Kakakura, Rime, Sohorua, Phaha, Tamelhengia and others. Several of the Nga-Puhi were armed with muskets a weapon now to the southern tribes at this time. From Kewtia the war party marched southwards through the Neati-Tame, Ngati-Ittunge and Te Ati-Awa territories without trorftle through the fact that therm tribes were all related in snme way to Neati-Toa. Prom Yannkorihi, en the Waitera, they passed on through the Taranaki country to eh/we/inn' and thence southward. to Whanganui-a-Tara (Wellington Harbour) fighting and killing the inhabitants as they went, until they reached. the Wairarapa district when they turned and commenced their return journey. It was while the war party was in the Wellington district that a ship was noticed sailing in Cook Straits, and ene drew Te Rauparaha's attention to it, pointing out that this part of the coast would be a suitable place for him to remove to from Yawhia. Te Ranparaha was greatly impressed by it and it ie said that it was the sight of the ship that first gave him the idea of migrating to the south. The war party returned over the sane route. At Whangarui Tawhare had a Trash with the 1?0,1 people and was severely wounded in a fight some distance up river. Re was carried on a litter as far as retemerae where he died, end his body was conveyed as far as Yenukorihi
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| 1787 | seati-Toa) 2..1 7 r to be buried. The war party arrived bRok in Kawhia in the enrly spring and here Nee-Pahl bade farewell to Te Rauparsha but before departing a number of firearms was presented to him, and these Ngati-Toa used shortly afterwards at Taharoa when Waikato again met them in battle. Not all of Aga-Puhi returned home for as will be seen later, at least one remained behind, and this man took up his residence among the Nenti-Tama. It will now be necoessary to digress from Te Rauparaha and Raparapa consider a factor which was to brine the Neati-Tama chief irto the troubles at Kawhia.
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| 1818 | ./. f, -to THE DEATH OF YAR0120. 1820. Just after the return of Te Rauparaha from his expedition with Tawhere there occurred an event that was to sense the warfare between lTpati-Toa and the other opposing Telma tribes to blaze forth with renewed vigour. Maroro, Te Ramparahats first wife, undertook a journey from Kawhia to Waikato to attend a taxi, or crying, over some deceased relative. While there Te t;herowhero. Te Kanawn and Te Ikatn henrd of her being in tie district and the former urged Te Rangiroewaka to V111 her. nen Te nenparnhe learned of this he vowed that nothing but the death of one of the murderer's relatives could atone for the killing of /furore. He therefore led a party cornea into the "-in valley and. waylaid and killed a chief of Wgeti-Yaniapoto named Te roerna. This killing fully aroused Nrati-Ynniapoto who, from the circumstances under which the killing Imo carried out, considered it an not of murder. Te Moerna possessed two wives who, because they could not agree, lived at different plaees. One lived situ Ts Mnerna at his pa Totorewa, a fortified bill at the junction of the rangaorongo with the ralpa, and the ether lived at igrapae a large and fameus pa of rrati-Yaniapoto coma eight riles eouth rest of Te Yulti. Running through the Snipe country were certain well known tracks over which it was possible to travel in safety through the fact that these trees were protected by a kind of truce which provided that no act of war was to be oosv'itted on then. At the time when Te Woerne
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| 1849 | met his death he wee on his ny to Arepee to visit his seoond wife and wee treveilinr over ene of the protected treekr, when, at Yerernunha, near Oterohenre, he wee treecherousl emtnehed end Pilled by Te Reuperehe. One account se 7e that Te Te erua tut even if this were so, it was under the instruction of Te Hauperehn. Shortly after this Te Renner-he. eppeere befor the ramparts of Yanentoetoe with the intention of eat-law Peehi Tukorehu. Sore tine previounly e men nerved Nretepe been punished by Tu orehu for destroyinr an eel weir in e etreem et Sawa. The eel weir had bean constructed by Nrnti-Te-Kannwe only to have it destroyed repeatedly by :Tretene who contended that the stream was his. Nrati-Te-newa now sent a reseenrer to ngetoatoe inforeine Tulorehu of Rentepeve fiction and that chief immedietely came over and ereerht the culprit in the net. The two came to grips end Tn orehu loll hie opponertie heed untie' water until he wan nearly deo-rel. Nursirr hie rrievence Neatepr returned to hie home et Kewhie and informed Te Reupernhe of the usult offered him, et the came time preveilire ueon him to help punish Tukorehu. 7 :,thine. loath Pe Reuperehe crossed over to vie's), and epretree before the palls-des of enretoetoe. Here it wee found that Tukorehu end his people, the Nreti-reweero, Terti-Kahu end Nrati-nu, had prepered for his eomine end were all Safely behind the parapets cf their pa. enpntoetoe was elturted on n eyeepine7 bend in the luniu river and was protected ty two larre ditches surmounted by a lout], row of palieedine. Zemin of entrance maw effected by e ladder, which, en the least sirt of trouble, wee irmedietely withdreem. In spite of the fact that the ladder had preeioncly bean removed, when first seen
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| 1880 | ,O, death :.5) 7 2Co Te Reuparaha was standinr in the first trench, h-virp climbed the outer palisade unseen. Peohi Takorehu advanced from the. interior of the pa to the ndlacient trench, hoping by thus exposing himself, to decoy the great, 7i7ati-Tory leader inside where he could be more easily captured. The inmates of the village, however, seain their leader so near his enemy, o lled out, "Whakahotiel" To this Tukorchu replied, "Lau ado mu ma tene rore parera c ki mai kia "Should I to told. by you, a duck-decoy, to retire:" With a great shout the people ruched forward and Te Rauparaha jumping quierkly out of the trench, hurriedly retired to his forces. ranpatoetoa wan kept in r stote of spire was several days and then Tukorehu and his people suddenly abardoned their stronghold and commenced to retreat in the open. Seeinp this Leati-Ton gave chase but the pursuers nearly fell late a trap for suddenly, without warning, l'UVorehu and his warriors rallied and turned on Te Ratiparaha and him war party. It was non Nrati-Ton's turn to flee. Te Rcuparsho was r7eine for his life and his career etc very nearly erdcd. Dna of the Ngati-haniapoto war so dome that he rctually cau'ht hold of his eneny'a cloak, but Te Ranparaha, in desperation, slipped out of Lis garment and disappeared into the scrub. This narrow escape seemed to have taught the wily Ngati-Toa lender a lesson for he never came back to Yangetoatea rain. anwhile, the rest of Nrati-raniapoto, aroused to action by the death of To Yoerua, sent a war party to 7arokopa where they killed Te Labutu of Neati-Toa. In retell lotion forthis Te
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| 1911 | Coro. death 4) Rawarahn sent a party of his warriors into the Krnt7nninputo country anil on the track outside the Arapee pa they caught two women. a :roman who belonged to Knwhin was spared, but Te Aratana, a woman of high rank belonging to Yoknu, was put to death. The party was pursued by Te Whainra who succeeded in overtaking them at a place called Te Haupt), where he and his warriors managed to kill twenty of the invaders. Apein, at rangaohaa, Ts Whainga overtook another party and killed Pekapeka. The killing of Te Arataua caused Te Aunui, of krapne, to now take up arms against Egati-Toa.
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