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| 186 | 4\_.// IrC WAIKATO M.:Ff.:AT RANalTUKE. April or ray. 1827. In spite of the fact that Poeare, on meeting his death at Te Rore, had really only met with the fete whioh he deserved, having been warned by his own people not to break the peace following Latakitaki, some sections of Rga-Puhi were not satisfied to allow his death to pass unavenged, and accordingly a war party, under Rangituke of Paihia, set cut for 'i;nikato. For come days they lingered et Whangarei making their final preparations and it was during this period that the French corvette, 'Astrolabe" under the 'command of Captain Dumont D'Urville, visited that place. The French commander was quick to observe that they were on a warlike expedition,and questioned Raneitnke regarding hie intentions. D'Urville says, "Having questioned Rangi more particularly. after some shifting he avowed that he was conducting the advanoe ruard of n military expedition directed this year by the people of the Pay of Islands against those of Waikato, whose ruin they hod sworn. He awaited from day to day the arrival of the other chiefs to advance towards the south.' The "Astrolabe." nailed south on February 23. 1827, and by February 26 had reached the shores of Hauraki and was cruising among the islands to the east of L'aitemate. The French vessel was visited by Te Rangihun and Wnero (brother of Te Knape) of Ngati-Paoa and D'Urville records a amusing incident vhioh took place. "lay guest never ceased telling me with emphasis that he had killed and eaten Ponare, shoring me with pride
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| 217 | take 2) (-7 his Scotch tunic as a trophy of his victory Exuvias indutus Achilles. Aocording to my guest, he was preparing the same end for Henri if the latter should dare to oppose him. Nevertheless, when I spoke by chance of Rangituke, of Paihis, whom I had encountered at Wbangarei, the boasting of my here diminished all at once, to be replaced by en inquietude very marked. and which had something of the oonio about it. Ho enquired as to the strength of his enemy, of his pro3eots, and demanded more than twenty times if they would net arrive imzodintely. All noticod that the news cruelly itelted him, and that he was extrameI:- put out at learning thnt hie enemy was so near."\_ Mgati-2aoa wasted no tine in spreading the news so providently brought by D'Urville. Messengers were immediately dispatched to Vaikato and :Igati-Tipa, under their chief Rini who had the year before, had a hand in the Tilling of komare, crossed over into Yttnoka, and paddling over to Otahaha, drarred their canoes across the portage and came down the Tamaki river to a point Just above the old Mauinaina pa. Scouts were sent down stream to watch for Nga-Pohl and these returned and reported that the enemy was encamped on "Otutapu island, just opposite the mouth of the river. 'Idth'this news ":aikato moved down and camped at To Pane-o-Horoiwi where they awafted the enemy. The fires of the Waikato camp were observed by RanPituke and his war party, and taking to their canoes, they paddled over to attack them. On seeing their strength Wailroto determined to try a ruse called Manukawhaki, that is n false
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| 248 | retreat with the idea of drnwint the enemy. Accordingly an Yga-Pohl nppronahed the shore, Vlaiknto. apparently surprised fko', with every appearance of panic and disorder leeving their canoes dram up on the beach. ffre-Puhl immediately landed and while some set of in pursuit of the retreating Waikato, others fell to plundering the abandoned onnoes pna disputing among themselves over the poseesnion of the spoils. when those who had set out in pursuit rere sufficiently far enough from their fellows, Waikato soddenly turned end quickly beet then back. With a rush they suddenly for upon those who were at the canoes end took them completely by surprise. Only one canoe, into which twenty fear-stricken Nrp-1'uhi warriors menaged to scramble, got clear and escaped to tell the tale. The rest, including Rangituke himself, lost their lives and became the "fish of Tun or food for the victors. Nrati-Tipa were so elated over their crushing victory, that they almost immediately onised n war party consisting of their own tribe ono, some of Ngati-Whatue who were sheltering among them, and paddled up the east coast to Tawatewhiti where they enntnred a pa of the enemy thus helping Nrati-:hntua to rain, in n measure, some payment for i'e Ike.-a-ranganui. flake
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| 279 | 1(1 T7 =i1o7;77po.'0 7- 7DITIO77 TO Tic1ATt;7I. in26. The notion of komnre in violatinr the pence which h been ride niter Lattlitaki vies now considered by ViniVnto nn luotificntion for renewine hostilities with Nrn-.cuhi, ,n ere the refurees fr,r lornres owpodition hod esonpod fror. 1. 'ato, n lire force under the corrond of Te r."herowhero, Te rEnnown, Nini, Kukutni, ?third, and sore of :Teti-:'non under Kohiranrctiro, not out and followed the re'rentinr Ven-kuhi. kroceedinr by the ununl route, they cronnee in their onnoen, the ranuka harbour and thence oown the Tatel-i river to the soot covet. ereif,e-pyr,unnts-strtr---tnut-ttrey-rrrrrrtort--s-eitle -tri"-thr g aa41 onether-expedition. wmtl,to went rirht up to 7p-311t4filr on the south PVC of herrarei and ottoc7-ed oc7errl nee of the southern .The account of their exploits is n11 too brief tut the rniecro bid waste the country and finell with To lern,ero et the head of his warriors, and conspicuous in his fonous red cloalr, Usikato hoevily defeated 'tea-Puhl in the erect tattle et ;:oho-nroun. (1) lention of this expedition has apoenred in print tefore but Leo been refor,ed to as loinr led by Te Kanawn. There in rether rn nruoinr exol-nn ion for this which owes its oririn to rer. r3-n made Te Yonnwe who by the way, quite ncherinr inoiviOurl not nev'ersc to claiminr the fame of others for hirs,slf. :;,me yearn nfter the o'reir et Tnyatnhiti, Te '.Thero,lhcro, To Kanown and oterr of ,LWeihnto nttentled o ot -roe!. the (7/nets (1) r. S. .'ere.-mith rhea the ante of. ?:oho-nrou, en none time pr to 7Tatakitrl,i but he was minled into thilMnr that it woo norrond-e ty "'eotote that aiero,!.hcro'n expedition followed imreaintely after rnre's desth.
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| 310 | js gheroehero,Tawatewhiti 2) lzo present rare some of him-Buhi who had taken part in the above warfare. On being informed that some of Waikato were present, these people engaged their former foes in conversation. Mistaking To Kanawa for the leader, they questioned him regarding the fight at Tawatawhiti, and the wily To Kanawa. not wishing to dinallusion them, allowed them to think that he himself had led the expedition. "Ko sal to tangata 1 to kahn whero?" "Who was the man in the red cloak? asked the liga-Puhi. Te Kanawa, taking a quick glanoe to see whether Te elierowhero had heard the remark, and observing him apparently dosing. answered, 'ko au." "It was I." wax to kokiri?" "Whose was the eharge?.' asked Nge-Puhi. Again Te kanaws glanced at Te Wherowhero and then answered, "Naku." "Mine.' The Ngn-iuhi retired mush impressed and Te Kanawa wits later pointed out as the loader of the Tawatawhiti expedition. Te Wheroweero had, however, overheard the whole conversation, and on the return of the Waikato to their own country, ho exposed his wily relative as a fraud, mach to the amusement of the people.
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| 341 | THE BATTLE OF TAUVATAI1WI. 1830. It will be remembered that after the twreat pee of Te Totmrn and. Waoinnina fell before the runs of 7gn-Puhi under nri Hike, the majority of lirati-rnru and Nrati-Paoa fled from their own country and took refuge axone the Wniknto and Nrati-Haun, and here they remained for several years until the fear of ra-kuhi was cone. ito and figati-:nua allotted the refugees certain lends for cultivation and allowed their to establish villages in various pnrts of their territory end in return for this the newcomers at time to tire assisted their hosts in dcfendinr the country arainst Tar,-Puhi. No sooner had the Nga-Puhi raids ceased however, than Vreti-Yaru beren to exereice claims to the land which had been lonned to them, and with this end in view, they established strong: pas alone the tanks of the ilaikato river on that pert known as the Horotiu. Rot content with this they embarked upon a carpal of ,lender, raiding the cultivations of their hosts and killinr anyone who disputed thor. Roth raikoto and Nrati-'.!nun suffered at the hands of Nti-Proa and Wrati-earn with the result that the two former tribes made up their minds to exoell the intruders from their territories. Ne Ts of this contemplated action caused the Neati-ra and Nrati-Paos. to rather at Hnowhenua, n stronr pm which they had constructed on the beings of the Waikato river near the foot of the unratautarkranres. Vnikato appear to have made the first move and a stronr war party of Waikatotribes topethor with Nrati-Yeniapoto, under
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| 372 | tawiwi 2) the chiefs, Tiriwa, Kukntai. Mini, and Haunuru, beten to assemble. News of this action soon reached fireti-Kaue and Te aaharee, anxious to fasmStalaiaikato and so prevent them from laying any claim to the disputed territory, hastily coll,eted his forces and sent word to Ngni-Te-Rangi of Teurangn. and that tribe answered the call by sondine reinforoemente to his assietance. In the meantime, Waikato now fully prepared, marched by way of larnmerua to Ufttemata and joined the forces of Ilati-Haun and real-Te-Rangi thus bringing up the number of warriors to very nearly 2000 men. The war party now marched in the direction of raungatantnri and es they approaohed the enemy position, Agnti-Marn and Nenti-Paoa wisely decided not to remain in their pa at gaawhenun, and marched out to meet their foes, taking post on Taumatawiwi. Here they fired a volley in defiance which was quickly accepted by sikato. Npati-Haua end Neal-To-Rang', and the (gent Inikato war party advanced to the attack. Ngati-Haua Ming the left flank. Waikato the right flank and ligal-Te-Rangi the middle, with Te waharoa in chief command. The battle oommenoed by an engagement of skirminhere, but gjetiernru inflicted such punishment that the main body wasoforoed to hurriedly advance and the two sides were quiokly et close quarters. npati-ru and Nrati-Paos had the advantftre of position and inflicted heavy losses among the Kalkato. Neati-Haua and 'gal-Te-Rangi who had to cross a steep gully to, reach their enemies. The '3aikato accounts state that they were very near defeat and were only saved by the support given the Ngei-Te-Ranei.
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| 403 | thwiwi 3) 32.? Nrati-Hana suffered heavy losses, sore of their sub-tribes bein completely wiped out, and 7gati-Marn would hove won the day had not their amrunition f!,ile them. They fell back in good order and obtninee a fresh supply and again drove laes Waikato for some distance, but were forced to retire and leave the tattle field in the pesses7;ion of their enemies. In spite of this their losses were not nearly no heavy as - that suffered by Wail,ato? Nrati-Haug and Nrai-Te-Rangi, and Te Paharoa, fearing that Ngati-Mara might again take the offensive, ordered all his dead to be turned to prevent them falling into the hands of the enemy. To rfeharom was badly wounded but by no means subdued, end sent word to rrati-raru requeetinr a conference, and in answer to this Yrati-rarn sent two chiefs, Taharoku and Tura". "You must leave my country and return to Hauraki," said Te Waharoa. "aow am I to get away?" answered Teharoku. "I will lead you," said Te Waharoa. To this Nrati-Yern agreed and consequently in a fey wec7rs after the battle, they marched northwards, es: meted by Waikato "like pigs on a string" to their old homes at Hauraki. Thus ended the battle of Taumetaelel, named after the plain on which the battle took place, and the rich lands of the upper Waihou rernined in the ;tpk,pOssieflaiOn of Ngati?Hana.
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| 434 | C-K14,t1 WAIKATO DEFEAT TE ATI-AWA AT 2VICENARGIORA. 1831. The deaths of Te Horn and others at the great battle of Okyki had been in the minds of Waikato for some time, 1 a tut immediate atop? to obtnin revenge were impossible. Waikato were fully occupied in defending their own territory from the raids of Rga-Puhi, oonsequently it wan not until 1331, ten yearn after Okoki. that plane were finalised for the projected raid into Taranaki. The first move wee to send out epics to asoertain the strength of the enemy, and some time during November 1831, a party of Waikato left in oanoes for Taranaki under the pretenoe that they were going to barter for dried fish of a kind only to be found on that ooaet. On the return of this party with the infermation desired, the Tainul tribes assembled and a war party of six hundred and eighty men set out for Taranaki. The expedition consisted of Npati-Mehuta, Ngati-liehanga? Rgati-Te-Wehl? ligati-Hourua, and Ngati-Tahinga under Te Wherowhero, Te Kanawa and others, Ngati-Tips, under Kukutai. Rini, Pena and Toia, 7gati-Rana with whom was Tarapipipi (Cirewu Tarehane) and Ngati-Maniapoto under Peehi Tukorehu and Mange. (Rawl Maniapoto). The latter tribe joined up with the vain party at 77clau. The expedition proceeded by way of the coast from Ohaingaroa, through Aetnaand Kawhia to Mokau. 1 party of Mgati-Mahanga started from here in advance of the main 'body and proceeded as far as Waipingao killing, and taking prisoner some of Neati-Vema. They then split into two parties, one going inland while the
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| 465 | tikerangiora n) 3" other followed the coast, pursuing and killing many of the enemy. At Arapawanni. a pa at the mouth of the nimi river, they were overtaken by the main party. The combined forces now marched southwards and at the Urenui river the war party, or part of it. under Te herowhero, attaoked and defeated some of the local people. The enemy pa of Pohokara was also stormed and captured. All prisoners were put to death and eaten. Proceeding along the (toast, the lands at Urenni. Camaro. Waihi and Tikorangi were laid waste. As the invaders approached Pakerangiora. all these depredations could be plainly seen from the pa, and. Te Ati-Awa, to the number of four thousand, crowded into Pukerangiora in such haste. that they quite neglected to gather sufficient food to tide them over the long seige that followed. The war party descended fret. the ridges about Tikorsne to the flats just north of the ?;aitara river, which they forded about seven hundred yards down stream from the pa. Once on the southern side they climbed the steep hill that commanded the crossing and made an immediate attack on that part of the pa known an Te Arel. This charge was repulsed. Waikato losing four of their loaders, and the invaders were forced to retire from Te Arei to the low ground some six hundred. yards to the north and here they cramped for the remainder of the eeige. The next day a more determined assault was made by the whole of the invaders who mado their attacks on different party of the pa, but they were again repulsed, having lost, in the two days, forty killed and about eighty wounded. Waikato now closely surrounded Pukeranglore and sat down to await the effects of starvation. Very soon
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| 496 | skeraneiora :5) Te Ati-Awn were sufferinr the terrible horrars of famine, and to save the strineth of the imrrison, it ems decided to send araj n number of the old and infirm people, together with many of the women, and children, all of whom helped 4,3 consume the food but who were of little help in defending the pa. This roe accordingly done under cover of darlmens with the hope that they would make rood their escape into the forest to the southwards. Waikato, however, soon discovered what had been done, and following up this helpless crowd, fell upon them at 12ekatu, killing and taking prisoner about two hundred of them. Several smaller ;,artier left the pa at various times, some of P. which effeoted their escape. The seire had now lasted three ronths and starvation had now reduced the inmates to the last ebb of despondency and their ultimate fate wee hastened by their own foolish notion. ?eery morsel of food having been oonsumed, famine drove them to leave the shelter of the pa, but instead of doing so under cover of darkness, thoy evacuated their stronghold in broad daylight and in full view of the enemy, all running away in all directions end in the createst confusion. Waiketo immediately fell upon them, nllinr them relentlessly, old and young. Lrany of them, finding themselves hopelessly cut off from any possitle escape, rushed to the cliff odre and hurled themselves over to fall three hundred feet to the rocks below. One young woman, belonrine to Nrati-Rahirl, her tiny baby in her arms rens about to take this dreadful leap wn she eras caught and dragrod back by one of the ikato warriors. This man made her his rife and she and her child lived with him in Waikato until about 1C40 when she was allowed
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| 527 | erangiora 4) ki to return to her own country. Or those who hurled themselves over the cliff, a fee escaped hsving been saved from being dnxLed to pieoos by the bodies of those who had leaped over before then. then these wounded wretches Here not safe. Wara ors from the invading force even descended to the river and creeping along the face of the cliff caught them one by one and those of them who were too badly injured to be of use as sieves were immediately put to death and their bodies carried back Lo the pa. In one part of the pa several of the Waikato warriors encountered about one hundred and twenty of Te Ati-Awa who were about to make a dash to escape. Being slightly in advance of their fellows, the Waikato were outnumbered and were all killed with the exoeptIon of one man named Peron, a w-rrior of Agati-Tipa. Re would have undoubtedly met with the same rate but for the fact that he had in his possession. a mirror which he had received in trade at some time. Finding himself about to be rushed he turned the mirror and flashed the aun's reys in the eyes of his enemies. Dazzled and puzzled at this strange thing they hesitated just long enough for Poroa's comrades to come to his assistance, and incidently to find themselves surrounded and made prisoner. In the final overthrow of the pa, twelve hundred of Te Ati-Awa were either killed or made prisoner. That day a hugb cannibal feast took place. Large pits were dug and fires lighted therein; stones were then piles on top, and after the fires had subsided, leaving the stones whitehot, the bodies of the slnln were plaoed in feet firt. Earth wan then thrown on top, leaving only the
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| 558 | 7kerengiorn 5) heado exposed, and the whole left to cook. By and by the heads fen back, one by one, and this was n aim that the bodies were then cooked. The next day the prisoners wore brought out and those nnonp then whose faces were well tattooed were decnpiteted on a block of wood, and their 4, heads preserved by smoke drying. Others with little er no. tRttooinp were immediately killed by P. blow on the skull. I; Te Viherowhero, head chief of Waikato, eat at the pntewny of the pa, and as the prisoners were brought in he struck C them down with hie preenetone mere, Whakerewn. killing a hundred and fifty. He only stopped the slaughter when 1 he said his arm was tired. In the afternoon a similar massacre took place in which Te Awaitnia took lending part. The heads of the slain were placed on sticks stuck in the ground and the invaders nmused therselveo tnnntinp and addressing innulting expressions to them. In all two hundred prisoners were put to death on the day following the fell of fukeranglora. Among those who fell were nary lendinp chiefs of Te Ati-Awa, whatitirl, Pekapeka. Faruoriki, Pahnn and TRkiwnru. The first two were the lending chiefs of Pukernnpiora who had ton years before taken under their protection, Peehi Tukorehu and the :.niowhnnua expedition. The herds of rtitiri and iekapelca were placed on poles in front of the greet council house, To Waha-o-te-maranpai, and facing towards the month of the waitr river which flowed at the foot of the precipice, three hundred feet below. Into this mute circle of the former lenders of the tribe came a woman of high rank, bowed and emaciated with want. She crept up and set by the poles that
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| 589 | 3 eranriora supported the heads of Whatitiri and rekepeke and began the tnnri for the dead. This woman was the sister of the two deed chiefs. Some of tho northern leaders, drawn to the spot by the woman's lamentations, began to taunt and jeer at the broken-hearted sister, eRying, "Cry, old woman, to your brothers, who are taking a last gcoe look over their eceentry towards the mouth of the river." Thin taunted, liekenraranri turned on them fiercely, saying, "Eel Thatitiri aha? 'eokapeka nhe? Ka pr ko eku pikitanga, ko d u heketengn, ko Te Bret-o-retuku-tekotako; titinee. hero o tenet fel, o tenni twit" "What of Whatitiri? What of Pekapeke? hy consider them? You. do not remember my asoendings and descendin-s at Te erei', the place where were seen the dress combs of various people:" This referred to the time when Peebi Tukorehu end the Amiowhenua expedition was sheltered during the seige of kaihe-pcaka. These remnrks oonsidarnbly encored the invaders and they seized the old woman and cast her into an oven and afterwardo devoured her. The terrible defeat at this place crunhed the Te Ati-Awa in and around ftitarn; moat of thoee who were lucky enough to escape, fled to the forests, others to their relatives nt Ngamotu. Others egnin neat to southern Taranaki and toot- refuge among the Npati-Ruenui. tl 11 1;
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| 620 | r,"?!.(fx rrA-'11T17. 33o el r:} - After the ovev,te that follower"' tho 1-ran ior,., - .seussion too!' :;iron ar rv. 'r;e le-oer:,nith., -7,7to -.7er part,', koehi Till'orohn, of ,7-i-!-Aapoto, state." V,ot his reverv-e eis not --et antis ie?. an," 3tron,1, etivae-tee the foloviii-1,-7 IV: of tir rort -erni)tore. ensire to f,ao3, To Amropo-Jr1 ari1 his sul.-toile who oe-uiyiod n. orall pa on the fores!.toro at 7ra-matit lie-,'e rapt livq! nnrIer of '.irooerkil trafrors rer ei .7ohli love. e1,a7,0 "orrott, "111:, John "right, -111r ;'Onr,"'!', pre\_ t'rea othors Yl"r,oft 7osworth, `'.liver -r," 7 :resort as well ; ore a few rottico,s frog 'ot all of .ai'ato Insiroe! to ouo- ort TiLvorelat. stotel tot tho rotrerre nn traf'isicalt r Ont Won whor- orehtt was so ,;-,-or ,Iestroy h-e r nroVigno oe 3i Tul-oreir, ,act of stir., te, O77,r1 1'r rota ee 1,i3 point. his hevir- eon eco. th, cle,orte0 on 1117,.-11 i S., for tl,o eo-st, cy.:t the to c at itikot,pu, five riles north of 'o-,.:otlt. for a while tho 1: c.th of t!-,r, :',-1-1,7.-alho river, t;-;n:; the- -etorn of their notTlta we -t to 7):, o'it t:".o- was activity aroaar tio", far 7,7 711,-. hrP ronoiv,i2 of the of tl-,e 1-erAars. w nicei ne-ohoro turtil 1I101 the -"t7-1 53t ,r alto of -fra ::t-tior.) rlre VIC21 e'1,1P for a ti 'e, ore rortioi,. eortirni,. te-eh '-air 1.,1no,1 nyr proce.,ilor": tho -a: of 1 -ro,r0r,) to estrr;r1) or.:Ar.- the 'ae,-entie.;,
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| 651 | ,otu 2.) J31 vrile: en!' overtuolly eorin, out et rrtunreoon. To "hore',ouri's t, root fror a, tut oftor sJirht s!-irrish retire' into t!:o Tho twirl 1 villorer of ot-, ond Tiatsipu th i ton. 1r ,?"olono!" lir,' of :),A1,r so os to rive rore rocr.-:. for t',o ster ,e of eeroes or," eccord-ti. on t c fucAtivon t et hod to -11 eor t-rt1;. o.-11,- Snfror 110-eroorinro 1`? other 7,) roes. ill- efor,nee, (tonne vo!-it or t.,!oir - rnollod nr. .in one]: honte, 7-or. -rorzr ssoo17, -7nrtl-,z- or r.-r,o, nrP Otnke h'v' tho f-te ;111-eronr-iore, he, it --nt ' enn fnr the doterrin,d eL-nd do b:- oirit -t the u- der th 1neeorship of oho ovn -rrott oto, hevin forced To ,ti-rwe to retiro thoir nor onr: once" re alor noir noeti-reriopoto ooupind th- --n t on tho rn',11,- ,: not r p-, fror In or slopos of 1 o-itirn 1!:o on, ono tlieneo w !o t!'olooeh, ny " s ti,e lo? rr torrece -1(1r -n-et o short ,isi,nee of the rnrth- nr.,-3e. -n1", to took thoir,.osition to thh :7,.nrCnr frog! Vu!, nth of the t- then r 7-71: r 'net th, of hot stre,r, oonne t?n inlore -1" of r-rti- Apo7ntro, of i-, n,v-ssio, the ',Dram" iraor of Von Pn. eonneetisc -ith tin' ,ii-s of ol1;oto n -, Virr tLeir t 1 oseirof, uso of thro- se-11 c..e:, in 'J c osesslor of the, trn!'ers. Te ' ori "eft'er of trite ti-, t,lok his posit3m, on , Dlotfor , 0 of the ts cr. ;', end foot this ste-e, ,Ireete thO effortn of '-'e in renenir,- the dif"o,ont oults of :sn to. The first rorei ossault the position ,:en Aivore ' or ol st the nort"-cont "nr-or k e", o -nrol orol-o. It one ono of thoso o".r rernIn.- rrar,risos; the trees i-ro,rin.- -low- the odi-o of the trenches et this point
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| 682 | -Gotta 5 were mi.:idly felled oc,inst the poline;tinr of the pe, thus sex-vine the ,.ttrpose of oeelin,- "hioh the 1.-.veeers enrentlee ore areiPee e., Tr. on the inn,r sloe of the ,efenees. elern river. erter nonsieereble loon on l'olh n'Pee the ette'irr ; ort:, woe 'riven nut. The neire 'meek? with -rent orf the 7n-.mad hove follo, to the invVers he,' it not tes,:-. "or the heroic str\_ne rode t the tr,lers. Tine ert-r tine -7,11-ote o'coeo in reininr en entr noe. bat the; rero it ,fr-ry cone ,' ive oat loon. -he rx,xt cloy nevrol shots were or?in ehon, el. we ehtef of 'e Ati-hno, neinee ,it fit of r-n tor o y, ;31sel rrod his ruull'et 1 11 lee' l,nt e ',allot in his this sore of hin norp,tnions prevent hie tl,en by , :niloto One elthmArll they sueneeeee in eerr-in- hin I or'; 1.,e7- to the no, they loot neverel ner in the airrh. revere] ol iern of the ere tr es ,to ero 7-no-n to TO rent latterly eitr,nsee tr, the benoiree. then a Visit ere, ent ree into eorveron'ion with then. 'n the forth Pry' surrender wen pro;.,osoe -Itch oroTol ly h-ve teen .,eeeptee Int for the, 'uropeenn. l'eutnro ne.t Tc --r'- m. or or the nee. f. shore ol,onite Oto3rn, over the o-,ty.:,ene,I t-ern or p ,3e. ennone 7,rer,igcy, to Itr- his "ernes 1, reTustee fi"ent, thrt he ore in people to to enter the -)o nY(l tri (well) over the (lead. 's noon +.?.13 uews t ns herr!, IT; the pe, r. -A' the 1.-rieten eeterrinee to invite ',eil,nto Ire their Alien to e friendly e hoe, but thin won ep!,osee ty the rreor rlor who neeterl treeellery. Thir ,if=erenee of oT,trion e--.1see r rri,r,s ,nrrel ier 're Ati-Prre. 'ewe sinters fell cut over the ineVont. err' of vitton, Corer' Te ron out o' the tower,!n t- rr,r-y ,hone .t;,1 hee :11e rice ir,roeletely ho ,ever, her I o (rat up
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| 713 | vt-mots ; 233 in full rte rten of the pr', ere the dinremt-sred nortions ?,shed in the strerr the beneired drew their rot, sup?-. this act the otrerr von redo t,pu to the inretrs. 'ut thrr ,ere sucees-,ful in findinv woter rlor, the fort of the ne,mrd te-?-ee upon ,ieh ies luilt, by means of smn'inr n numbe, of lls. After the Ineldre-t lust rein e neral rssrult ,ran rede a', the boot leinr 'riven Inca- :siltato otteupted to un'orrine the pelise"i r et the forthwest ancle. This move woo fruntrrted Ty Te :t1-1o ennevrtinr a ney lire of trenches. i,oil'ato now constructed Berth to-ern which not only provided shelter from the stones e3ected by the cannon, tut yonitionn from which their best enrleamen could fire into the pn. -rom under cover of thin fire, blerin- brands were hurled upon the thatched hutn within the defeneeo, but all to no nurrnse. 'hose 'Iuls tint ceurht wore culebly critir,lished but rot -ithrn0 loon, for the fire fror the inveders, toners moved fetel to ern. ho-ever, in their veriouo nssonits. lost men doll--. In the riPst of the firht-ng tie reboerer "nurreney lane" ef arm Jrc'sor, e-rerred in the rondsterd. This vessel had put in to load flax and oil for 1-YdncY, end to trine fresh supylies for the tredors livine at 'r-mrtn. An ettempt woo rear. by 'IPiVnt0 to ceptnre th, seho,ner'ut he renter ,nn too virilant and foiled in this, Yraketo d ,tereincd to cut off all eommunicetion between the ship end the pe, but they erere un- succeerful for love earned to swim owl to the ship, tell to ,-ptrin the rtote of effrirs in Ot--e, end return s-Pely to the pe. vn the fr/lo-in- dry, enother -yes thin tire 'et,een 'eve and co chief of the 1,v-fern. The niropeone -ere told that their 11-Ps in spared end o1110 orly Vs to ;n?hio PP s"'yes, lut needless to say these terms rmr, rot enteined. 'bout tLis time e small perk' of 14-n-Torn, under the leadershi, of Te Kee-,e, alco celled Torinrvuri, errived 1T canoe fron'ip-tenrata, tic inland on
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| 744 | ..motu 5) 33v- at the mouth of the Tonrnporutu river. h none difficulty they succeeded in entering et/aka. hnvinr in the first place ran ashore in the midst of their enemies nt the mouth of the '7onrihonri stream. The l`uroperne wore now perfectly miserable; fetirued by continual wntchinr, and fearful of n surprise, they sincerely hoped for n pitched battle that their fate nicht be decided. Their own pnrty of natives rave them no less anxiety than their enemies without, for they were oontirunlly harassed by their mutual jealousy. ;:trance as it may se m, while all this firhtinr and bloodshed was roinr on around the pa, within, a brisk trade was carried on by the traders and their friends on one side, and the enemy on the other. ':alketo possessed nmonr them some three or four thousand muskete, part originally parohased, t remainder spoils from Pakerenelorn. Te Wharepouri and hAe people could scarcely muster one hundred of these weapons, and censequently there was n keen demand for them within the pa. They were soon supplied with ns many as they desired and powder else, by their enemies in exchanre for blnnbets, tolacco and other articles of trade. On one occasion, while R brisk trade was beinr carried on by the opposing' parties, a dispute arose respecting a musket and its payment in barter, a quarrel ensued, and three of the ikato were killed, their bodies beinr immediately cut up and cooked. The sore had now lasted three weeks and :;aiknto were beeorinp disheartened by their lack of success. Red news had been received from their own country; advantnre had teen taken by old fees In their absence to Invade their cauntry, and fond ens petting e'orco. At this stare, durinr nn assault, one of the cannon, nerved iupoipoi, nt the north?west angle, burst. This was en omen of the worst disoription for the besiered, and so elated the invaders that they decided to nuke a general a2snult and take te pa ty steno on the
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| 775 | .e -motu 6) follo,ine morninr. In accord with reori custom, infermrtien to this effect wan conveyed to the besieged, timinrs which were received with apathy by the bulk of the earrison, tut John Jove and his smell 'tend, condone that the morrow would decide their fate, spent a night of susponee. "hey were told that they would be devr,lred, emd the chiefs ,ere pointed out into whose possession their heads wore to te riven. On the following morning, nt dear, the pn was assaulted by the whole force of '.71111'ato and their allies. The attack was opened along the western face by renti-reniapoto. Some of the old men of the garrison, who had teem left on guard, had fallen asleep at their posts, and before the alarm had been properly given, the enemy were within the pn. The report of firearms aroused the Inmates to a sense of their danger, and after a desperate struggle the attalbine party rice driver out. In the nerrtime Welketo, as arranged, assnulted the Jaitapu, or eastern side. Te Ati-Ann, encouraged by their recent success, again re7u1sed the atteel' with the aid of the annnon run-Yours, but not before Leehi TuYorehu, et the head 'f rgati-Apakurn, led the final assault along the Inland face of the pa. The repulse of the two previous attacks allowed the Te Ati-Awa to concentrate their whole force in meetinc this ntt,ok, and success added fuel to their valour. The assault wan met with a fieroenens that staggered the invaders, who wavered, turned, and fled, dr/wring their deed chiefs with ti,en. tiketo gave up all hopes of capturing etnka and with this final repulse they hastily broke canplbut before leaving they pineed the bodies of their lending men on their temperory huts nrd set fire to 441oAhRtiePgtegAionoitNti TIttoits hand of -e Ati-Awa. of=11SIT'tl:It all of the Pukernnriorn expedition proceedemeto returned home irredintely, Te '4;herowhere 'apparently being one of thorn
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| 806 | 3(. WAIKATO InvhDE TARANAKI An r7SrE rimoTmI1[113. About the month of rareh in.!, a party of Te Ati-Awn made a raid on L'aknu and attacked the inland pe of rotutawa at that tine occupied by Nenti-Ynniapoto. '-liether this rail was a result of Wnikato's attack on Otn)a a month efore is hard to say, but nt any rate, Te Ati-Awe, in the affray, succeeded in killing the 7rnti-rania-mto chief Tikawe. This success on the part of their enemies determined Le waiknto to arnin attack Te Ati-Area and the followint ;earn wwar party wee rinse,16d under the chiefs, Te Vihorowhero, Te Waharoa, Te Kannwn, Te Tihirahi, Te l'aetahuna. Tariki, Haupokin and Tnonui. In spite of the fact that large numbers of Te Ati-Awn had left to join Te Rnuparahn, Vier() were still zany of thee living at 7pa-motu, and these, anticipating revenge on the part of Waikato, removed from Ota)a end took refute on n semi-tidal island called i3kotahl nenrty. This they fortified by strengtheninp the paliondinr, which erected on the sumnit of perpendicular cliffs, made the pa practically impregnntle. In due course nrrived end took up n pos0000110 on the point of lend now occupied by the present Pew :lymenth hnrtour light. From here they opened fire but as they were unable to fire into the pa, their musketry die little deme e. Cbservier that Enotnhi was far too stronr to take by nsneult, hniYato now set down to et-rve out the rnrricon, and in this they would have soon succeeded hod it not been for canoes from Ureti-Runnui to the south, and from Weitarn to the north, who, tektnr advnntnge of enlm went7nr and e,r1- nithts, mnnnred land nup7lies. In one of these canoes, a women of Te At -Awe n-wed Yoropiki and married to r Yarhia ran, emenped from the pa red proceeded to Knran to obtain assistence from her relatives
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| 837 | :et-1U 2) 337 for the purpose of meditntinr between t e hostile 7erties. "bile she vas ntsent tnr! siere "'eat on but Weihoto soon ter nn to tire of it -e provieio-o were gcttinr short. They therefore made overtures of peace, which the garrison, now ruck reduced by hun-or, arrecd to consieer, and towards that end, admitted a fig of :Vnikato into the fortifications to discuss the ratter. Mile this was roinr on Te Ati-Awn detected what they considered sirns of treachery :none the emisenries, and killed them n11 except one who leaped over the le cliff into the see and ewer.: round to his corrodes. Just et that juncture the party fron Eanhin arrived, and Koropill, throurh her relntionship to both sides. ,ecured a truce and tool the rnrrison to her comp. Here niknto wished to fall upon them in revenre for the death of Te Aria, one of those killed in the pn, but Peehi Tukorehu, Taonui and. the rest of TIrnti-7'aninpoto would not arree. Finally peace rns concluded, one of the conditions inr that certain chiefs of Te Ati-Awn surrender to wniketo. This wee done and the wnr party returned taking with them as sieves, the surrendered chiefs.
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| 868 | ie6 338 PIKER/MU in-ArEs NAIKATO. 1832. Durine the autumn of 1632 Waikato Was arain invaded by rose-Pi. 'the northern war party was a very strong one and consisted of warriors of southern Nra-Puhl frog the vicinity of Manrarei, undr,r the leadership of Pakerangi, r\_otutarn and Te Tirarnu of the i-arawhnu sub-tribe of Nea-Puhi. These people had suffered le repeatedly at the hands of Weikato during' their raids on Tnwatauhiti and pebly with the intention of pnz inr back their enemi,s in their own coin, they embarked on an expedition to the south.) 2ra-2uhi came by the usual route vie Otuhn and ported es and Waito, in spite of the fnct that most of their warriors were absent on the raid to rukerenriora and Otakn. aoserWed to a numter c.:,nal to that of the invaders. 14tati-Tipp, Nrati-Tamaoho and other lower river trnes too7f' up '2osition at the mouth of the river, 3,000 strone, most of whom lore firearms, and showed on ntronp a front that the enemy scouts, on the other nide, advised their main body to halt. A very rood account of this invasion appears under the rem--plume of c. who states, "A party of our people, who had crossed over, came 14,n the footprints of their advnnce guard end the Wa17,:ato at once turned out for leaping parade. There were bout 3,0N0 of then and their tutuwaewne (war dance) wee srmenr terrific; the simultaneons Clump of 6,000 feet striking the earth in spring after spring ana all in perfect unison, made the earth literally shale. The disadvantnee of such numbers was that the enemy 1
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| 899 | keren(i 2) 33i mould not come on, and that the commisserlat department man not oarnble of feedine so many very hungry mouths. Of oeuree, hed the ega-leuhi made the attack there would have been abundance to oat, but they were wary, trusting perhaps to the very 'circumstances that did happen, for, after a few days,. the 'daikato found that they had eaten up everything about the place and that they could no lonrer remain. It was considered that the nirope,ns should accompany the retreat, so Captain Payne, I and my Servant went with them. rr. V---- of Onewhero, a men called le "Cooper", from his trade, and a half-east New. Nolland lad preferred to stay, little anticipating the fate in store for them. About a month after we had Jeft our establishment the era-Pahl made their appearance at Intataka, where I had reamed, termed my :rouse and killed the stock I had runnine there. Whey also captured "Cooper' and Billy Boy, the Mew :Tolland half-cast and took them away, at the same time stripping and tarninr their dwelling;. They then went up the rivar te Oeeweero, seized Mr. ---- at daybreak and killed several natives. One la, menaced to escape into the river where he lay for hours, with only his nose and mouth eteve water until the taus (war earty) had passed. At tee capture of Mr. W---- an altercation took place between two chiefs, Pukeranei and another whose name has escaped my memory, as to the proprietorship of the captive. leieeranri persisted in his cliem ty eight of Tiority. as he had been the fleet to enter the room in which Mr. e---- was, and roreover, 11,1n. seized him before the other had entered. fekerenrits chin vies approved Ly the other chiefs and the tang proceeded up the river tout 4-0 miles to ehanrapc lake whore the-; surprised and massacred about 50 men. The slaughter would have been more
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| 930 | (rukeranei 3) / serious had not, fortunately, a canoe full of Waikato been going down the river and met the invading party conin- up. The Waikato natives discovered their dilemma in tine to tarn, and retreated, but not in time to prevent them being fired on by the advancing Nga-Publ; they returned the fire and a running fight ensued. The Nga-Pshi maecoeded in killing one of the Waikato, but in return one of their chiefs was shot and fell into the water. The recovery of the body occasioned considerable delay which was of considerable advantage to the retreating Part: as it gave then an opportunity of disposing of the dead ens that vas in their oenoo by piecing him ashore, and thus their load. When the Uga-ruhi reached 'Mangape :5 they stopped in the urea: at the entrance to the lake. During the night a canoe carrying a large party cf Welte peddled through the midst of the invading party which had llned both sides of the stream. When challeneed they cucceeded so well in imitating the Nge-iuhi dialect that they were believed to be sore of the attacking party and co cot clear. 3n their return the Nga-P hi revisited ,e3rt Waikato ea there fell in with a Pakeha (Teiropean) lelown by the nano of Faddy, who had travelled from Whmlngaroa. They wished to take him many with them and probably mimht not have seriously ill-treated him; but Paddy, imeginieg thee' were Calkato natives, end prolebly not having heard of the 7ga-juhi's arrival, declined the honour, and beoame obstreperous. The coneceuence ',Fes that he was killed and an endeavour bade to turn him to inlefl account ly 000king him. When he was planed on the festive board ho ever, he wee found to be so inprecneted with Walt from the erovielone ho had
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| 961 | 4kukermvi ?) ortrthrt he 1100 rejected nrd ulttretely ; von to th, Fors. P,AeY eot no more thanlis deserts, ho -ever. T7e wesnn in cerrimille Ind chea-ntor rotl,d ell the rurcpeers et ;,hnirraron. Kis lest not was the rollinr of some motives with whor he hnd teen livin end from whom he hnd to decnmp to runh upon his fete. I very newly ehnrod the same fate;' as, imnrininr from the length of tire whieh hnd elapsed without any eppenrance of the onoTr that it woo n false nlerm, I hood prepnred for my return to my former etotion, but wne delayed y ben weather. Ind it not been for this I should have been just in time to hove been courht. As it won I way in my (mho, 'oat to stnrt when the esospee retires r ve the olarm. Of course I returred nshore thorl-imr my stern for my lucky esonpe. On it beoori,r known that the err.-IV had nrrived, killinr several natives besin capturinr the fakehes and burninr their dwelling a, the Kaitutne or 17 -ati-Amore tribe, mustered and rent in Ai suit, tut seeinr the enemy too numerous when overtokm: nt Ynnuken, they returned. The Nrati-Te-Ata, rpati-Tnmeoho, rreti-Tion, 77rsti-1'nhonrn end Nrati-Whntua, on hearing that the others hnd come back without effecting anything, determined to follow up tho mntter." They mustered immodintely non started without del-y reinforoed by eections of 7roti-Pooe anA ,Iroti-limtna as they rennet through Tann/A. l'ukernnrits fleet, closely followed by "!alketo, menaced to reach Knwou iolerd before they were ovorte7 en, and hero :nikato fell upon their enemies and bully defeated them, those who esooped fleeine to the moinlend. rail,-nto now oce,e, up the eoemt and landed rot Chorrnrei where they essnuited with rrent sleu,hter, n pp in which the local Tea-Pohi had assembled, without the loss of single mon on their side, and at the same tire recovered sever,' of their people who hnd been token from Waikato. Followl : up this success they went still further up the coast to Truirertz where they
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| 992 | /'ll. TS 4AHAnA DU RATS IICATI-lCATTF AT ROTORTTA. Aug. 6, 1876. Towards the latter end. of the year 1835 the rrati-Whakaue tribe of Rotorue received some trade goods from a Enropean named Tapsal and these were divided among the people. The division did not suit a man named Rake and in order to punish his tribe for the supposed slight, this man murdered flange, a cousin of the Intel ohief Te raharon. Runge, in spite of being a Waikato man, had been living in the lake country for some time and at the time of his death was living in a village near the north side of Lake Rotorua. During December of 1155 Iluka and acme attendants arrived at the village in canoes, and Itunga, being on good terms with his visitor, came forward to meet him and was in the not of pressing, noses when he was struck down with a tomahawk. On Christmas Day the body of :lunge was out up, cooked and eaten. For the dates concerned in this warfare with Ngati-Whokaue we are fortunate in having the records of the Itissianaries who had established themselves among the Te Arawa people. Word of the killing of :lunge yips not long in reaching Te Waheroa and that c`lief wasted no time in serding messengers to other tribes of Waikato and Ngati-Yaniapoto, with the result that within ten weeks, a war party of 1,000 warrio-e consisting of Ngati-Hans, Te Weharoa's own tribe, 'Zalkato ant Neati-Maniapoto under their chiefs Te Kanawa and rokorau and others. ,.?04140gEt party now marched to 7/turn/len and on the 24th raroh, 1876, crossed the harbour and the next day captured fourteen of the Te Arawa who 1, on a visit to Nuke,
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| 1023 | (Te Waharoa, Arawa 2) of Maungatapa. This part of the war party wan under the v7aiknto chief Pea. The prisoners belonged to the Nrati-Tapuika section of Te Arawa, and on the arrival of Te Waharoa on the 26th March, they were killed and eaten. The war party now proceeded along the coast and en Maroh 29th stormed and captured the raketa pa, garrisoned by Nrati-2ukenga under their chief Nalnai. saooess apparently satisfied the war party for the time being for after two or three days they returned home by the way they had oome. Meanwhile, Nrati-Whakaue, maddened at these losses, mustered a war party of 1,600 men at Ohinemuta, and set out for Makotu with the set purpose of attacking Ngal-Te-Rangi, the people of Tauranga and allies of Te Waharoa. On April 20th, Nrati-Whakaue fell on Te Tema whioh place they oaptured with (Treat slaughter and taking many t,2.,prisoners. This oaused Te Waharoa to rain take the field and by the let August, a war party of 7gati-Rana, Waikato and Ngati-Maniapoto had invaded the enemy oountry and were encamped at Te )(mita, between two and three miles from Ohinemutu. Several days went by before any direct move was made. The Pa of Nrati-Whaknue wan situated on a hill near the lake and was surrounded by boiling springs, a dangeroue spot for anyone unfamiliar with the loeality, and Te Waharoa wisely forbade a direct assault. At length, on the 6th August, a picked party, under a young chief of Wreti- aua named. Fetini Taiporutu, made a feigned attack on the pa. This plan ens so skilfully carried out that all Wrati-Whakaue, believing that their foes were defeated, rushed out of their pa in hot pursuit. When their beat mon had gone, at the tap of their speed, so far
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| 1054 | Waharon, Arnwn 3) J4-4. as to be oat of breath, they unexpectedlr onne upon a force looted ready to receive them. The rreater portior of the ikato war party was distributed in two ambushes on either side of the line of retreat, Te Waharoa in connand of one and l'ohipohl in command of the other. As aetini Taiporutu and him fleeing comrades dashed past with Frati-Whakaue at their heels, theltwo sides of the anbuoh sprang forth but they misjudged their tide and had to hold their fire for four of hitting their own men. Rad it not been for this not one of Nrati-rhakaue would have escaped; as it was the beat of their warriors fell that day. They were driven back right to the gate of their pa whioh would have fallen had not their chief, Korokni, in an endeavour to rally hie fleeing forces, shouted, "Let ne die on my own lend!" 'rhese breve words stopped the panic but ligati-Hasa and Waiknto were satisfied and returned to their camp, taming with then sixty bodies whioh were crooked and eaten. The invaders stayed in the vicinity for nearly week and then To Waharoa broke camp lied returned to his own country laden with the heads of his enemies. On the 24th August the Vlsolonaries visited the late camp of Te ';'aheron. 'r. Wilson gives the following description. "All nlonr the road leading to the encampment where the Waikato tribes had boon pitched, might be seen various marks erected, which signified where a chief, or a chief's son had fallen. After three-quarters of an hour's walk we come to the spot itself. I can compare the place to nothing better that a email plot of ground allotted to a menagerie of wild beasts. Bones of men lay proriscuoulay strewed in every direction; here e skull, and here a rib, or
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| 1085 | paerangi 5) 10- laid wrote that place, killinr and eating P11 they came across. On the return of the victorious war party they lnnded on the bench nt ,312pt is nor. Fort Street, in the heart of Auckland's business area. On the former headland now the site of the Hotel Auckland. was a fortified villeco ?env. Nga-u-wera, and similarly n pa known as To Rerenea-orb,-iti stood an point Britomnrt. A stream flowed down the present Swanson Street end here was performed the ceremonial ablutions to lift the tapu from the warriors. A war dance was now performed by ell concerned or the beach end much other ceremonial incidental to a victorious war party's return, roe obser7ed. The dried tattooed heads of the slain :der-Pahl were set on rests to be jeered at and this ehpstly row of trophies stretched from one end of the tench (now Fort Street) to the other, so numerous were they. On this account the beach was afterwards called One-rnnen, that is, the "Beach of the headr in line". The expedition of ittkeranri appears to have marked the end of the Ire-Buhl raids into ,:aikato S' territery. Indeed the marriere of ',.!ntire Toha to Ynti wee still looked upon by tho urjority of Nga-Puhi as binding, but another factor was that ikato were now armed with runs and were thus able . to sect their enemies on equal terms.
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| 1116 | Weharon, Aram/ ,) 3(FC ribs with the spine; while around the ovens light be reccv-nined any bone of the roman franc. Mien I say that sixty bodies were token to this den of cannibals, and some of them only partly i'evoured from being i4differently c,oked, it ray be easily conceived that the stench arioing free the bones eta., wee offensive in the ,xtremc. It was literally a valley of bones, the bones of men still green with flesh, hideous to look upon! Axone sore of the specteolee. I was arrested by the ghastly appearance of a once human head. In Here dirision it had been boiled, end having e kumnra placed in its mcuth, was placed on a post a few feet above the rrrnnd; or it might be seen the wound that caused the wretched victim's death, along rash on the temple by a war hatchet; it had also beer beaten in from behind." This ended the first raid following the death of :bulge. Not very long after this the Tninni trues sent another expedition to the Rotorua country and this letter event occurred within a year or two of the first. MATAIPUM. It is hard to any whet were the immediate renoons for the expedition to Rotorua; possibly Ilnikato considered that their revenge was not complete, but nt any rate, the nzerens , quarrels and disputes of the past were no doubt considered sufficient cause. Representatives of nearly all seotians of the Tainui tribes took. Waikato, consisting of Renti-rahute, Nenti-Tips and other sub-tribes were under Te Knnewn, Tiriwa, Yukutal, and Rini, Thpati-Raua under To Wnhnron, Nrati-Koroki, Nrati-Paoa under Puhata and Rgati-Tanntern under 'ramie.
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| 1147 | 1Te ;nharoa. Arawa, 5) 3 Present also wore some of Nrati-Msniapoto with whom was the younc chief Aauouru. This lar'e war party marched over the Uansku ranges and fell upon the drawn pe of Eataipuku, situated on a spur of flrongotaha mountain. Just prior to the assault Tiriwa shouted to the inmates. "Ko au tenoi, ko to tanrnta takitakina 4 to mate o to tupuna,Tuparahakil" "This is the man who avenged the death of your ancestor Tuparahakii" The meaning of this in somewhat obscure but Tiriwa apparently referred to the time when Kaihamu came over and killed the man who murdered Tuparnhaki's husband. kataipuku fell with great slaughter to the Waikato war party, who returned to their own eouutrY laden with the dried heads of the slain. These defeats, empled with the raids of Ilea-Pahl struck a severe blow to the Te Aram': tribes and they wore really never able to get anything like payment for the punishment they had reoeived.
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