The Maoris of the South Island

“Port Otago,” 1840, from d'Urville's Voyage to the South Pole. — The first Maori church was erected on the slope of the kaika Ruatitiko above this spot. The landing — place for ships was nearer to Weller's Store at Te Umu-Kuri

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“Port Otago,” 1840, from d'Urville's Voyage to the South Pole. The first Maori church was erected on the slope of the kaika Ruatitiko above this spot. The landing place for ships was nearer to Weller's Store at Te Umu-Kuri.

“Port Otago,” 1840, from d'Urville's Voyage to the South Pole.
The first Maori church was erected on the slope of the kaika Ruatitiko above this spot. The landing
place for ships was nearer to Weller's Store at Te Umu-Kuri.

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Title: The Maoris of the South Island

Author: T. A. Pybus

Publication details: Reed Publishing (NZ) Ltd, 1954

Part of: New Zealand Texts Collection

This text is the subject of: Victoria University of Wellington Library Catalogue

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