Volume X (English)
Microfilm Reference: Reels 2 & 5
Note: These were used in Nga-puhi
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Na ko te timatanga tenei o nga tupuna
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"Hua (tupuna of Hone Kingi Raumati) …"
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"He karakia ako mai tenei na taku tupuna …"
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B No.1 White
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12, 108, 195
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Husband, wife and sacred food (Nga-puhi)
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73
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"Hotu taiki mua te maro …"
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B No.1 White, 75
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Tama-tea and Nga-ti-whatua (Nga-puhi)
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130, 53
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"Tamatea-pokai whenua,
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B No.1 White
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| who were in constant war …" |
61, 53A
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Tawhai and his cracked skull (Nga-puhi)
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110
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War (Nga-puhi)
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B No.3 White, P3, 112
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Tribes Intermix (Nga-puhi)
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32
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Tanguru the chief of the Pane iri (Panadi) tribe of Roto-a-tara (Lake)
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265, XXI
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RTMSS, 121-122 |
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Origin of attack on Ngatiuru by Hongi at Whangorea (Ngapuhi)
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1827, 184
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Battle at Kororareka where the two girls cursed each other — this took place in 1830 (Ngapuhi)
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Origin of the death of Whareumu at Waima (Ngapuhi)
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47
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Death of Whareumu (Ngapuhi)
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March 28, 1828
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Pango and his friend's
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1828
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Thames chief came to the Bay of Islands (Ngapuhi)
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1830-X5 |
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Song of Tama-rehe for Hongi Hika
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143, 50, 57A
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Papers No.1 White, 57B, 144
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"The song of Tamarehe for Hongi Hika …"
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No.50, 57C
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Origin of battle of Otuihu (Ngapuhi)
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XII
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Ngapuhi
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Genealogy continued
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2-4 |
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Nga-puhi
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B7.P55, 43-258, 85, 61 |
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A curse uttered in song on Hongi-hika (Nga-puhi)
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217
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Index Page (x2)
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Volume 10 (English) (Nga-puhi)
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| English Mss Vol X |
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| "Their grove of trees now standing in the west …" |
1-3page break |
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Chapter I
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1-2 |
| History and genealogy of the Maori ancestors (Nga-puhi) |
Vol.10, 1
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| Kupe |
20
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| Ancient canoe (Ngapuhi) |
18, A1
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2
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6B
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| "A Hirihiri is the name of a short incantation …" |
5, 4-10 |
| Taka-te-rangi-roro takes Tawake-iti a daughter of Rahiri to wife (Nga-puhi) |
8B, 11-13 |
| Ue-oneone and how he got a wife of the descendants of Tama-inu po (Nga-puhi) |
8E, 14
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B No.1 White, 8F, 15
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Chapter II
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12
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| The descendants of Rahiri (Nga-puhi) |
16-33 |
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Chapter III
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14
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34
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| Hihi-o-tote the murderer (Nga-puhi) |
34-35 |
| Hihi-o-tote (Nga-puhi) |
36-39 |
| A woman murderer (Nga-puhi) |
40
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B No.2 White, 35, 2, 40
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| Murder by children (Nga-puhi) |
B No.2 White, 41, 1
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| Intended murder (Nga-puhi) |
42
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B No.2 White, 38, 4, 42
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| Murder told at death (Nga-puhi) |
43
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| Murder by a boy (Nga-puhi) |
44
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| Murder love and suicide (Nga-puhi) |
45
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| Maori strategy in war (Rarawa) |
46
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| Wife and child (Nga-puhi) |
47
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| "Write out account of girl …" |
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| Nga-ti-awa and Nga-puhi (Nga-puhi) |
48
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B No.1 White, 88
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| Nga-ti-awa expelled from Kai-taia (Te-patu, Nga-puhi) |
49
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Chapter IV
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50
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Chapter III
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51
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| Kahu-ngunu at Nga-puhi, and migration to Tauranga (Nga-puhi) |
51
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B No.1 White, 51-53 |
| Tama-tea and Nga-ti-whatua (Nga-puhi) |
54
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| A game at Niti was the cause of an ancient war (Nga-puhi) |
55-64 |
| The origin of the wars on the South (Nga-puhi) |
64-65 |
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Chapter V
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11
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| The descendants of Mawete from whom sprang the Nga-ti-kahu-ngunu and Nga-puhi (Te-rarawa) |
66-71 |
| War on Motu-kawa Island off Whanga-rei (Nga-puhi) |
72
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| Women, men and sacred food (Nga-puhi) |
73-75 |
| Canoes of ancient days (Aki-tai of Wai-kato) |
76-78 |
| The descendants of Tapua, and the meeting with Captain Cook (Nga-puhi) |
79-85 |
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Chapter VI
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10, 85A
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| The ancestors of Nene and Wi Hau (Nga-puhi) |
85A
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| The first pigs in the Thames (Nga-ti-whanaunga) |
86
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| First ship that came to Mango-nui (Te-patu-po of Nga-puhi) |
87
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| The account of the Hii-kutu Tribe respecting Marion (Nga-puhi) |
88
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| The disease called Te-upoko-rewarewa (Nga-puhi) |
89
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| Taki and Huru (Te-patuu of Nga-puhi) |
90
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| Mohonga of Nga-puhi (Nga-ti-uru of Nga-puhi) |
91
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| Rua-tara and his travels (Nga-puhi) |
92
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| Maui (Nga-puhi) |
93
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| Tara of the Nga-ti-uru (Te-patu-po of Nga-puhi) |
94
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| Te-morenga (Nga-puhi) |
95-97 |
| Te-morenga and Te-waru (Nga-puhi) |
98, 1-99, 2 |
| Te whawhai i Hau-raki a i runga ano hoki (Nga-puhi) |
100-101 |
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Chapter VIII
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9
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Chapter 9
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102
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| Tai and Titore (Nga-puhi) |
102
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| Hongi-hika in England (Nga-puhi) |
103
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| Tete and Te-apu (Nga-puhi) |
104
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| Wars to Aopouri and the South (Nga-puhi) |
Book 4A, 113-128page break |
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Chapter VIII
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8
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| Continuation of war at Tara-naki (Nga-puhi) |
129
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Book 4A, 130-135 |
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Chapter IX
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| War of Ngapuhi in the South (Nga-puhi) |
B No.3 White
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136-138 |
| Nga-puhi War on Nga-ti-kahu-ngunu & Nga-ti-porou (Ngapuhi) |
139
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| Attack on Toka-kuku Pa (Nga-puhi) |
140
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B No.1 White, 141-147 |
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Chapter X
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7
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| The war of Nga-puhi, Hau-raki and Tau-po tribes on the people of the Roto-a-tara fort (Kahu-ngunu) |
148-153 |
| The Pana-ri of the Roto-a-tara (Nga-ti-hau) |
154
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| Tanguru (Kahu-ngunu) |
155
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| Extract from "Te Wananga" |
158
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| Extract from "Te Wananga" Nga Rongo Korero |
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| Nga tikanga a Ruhia mo ana mahi he ki enei whenua, mei whawhai raua ko Ingarangi |
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| War at Roto-a-tara (Kahu-ngunu) |
156-157 English |
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407-408 Te Wananga |
| Extract from "The Maori Messenger" |
11-12 |
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161-162 English |
| Extract from "Te Karere Maori" |
11-12 |
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177-178 Maori |
| Life and wars of Te-kani-a-takirau and Nga-puhi (Nga-i-porou by C O Davis) |
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| Extract from "The Maori Messenger" |
9-10 |
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159-160 English |
| A Te-kani-a-takirau me ana whainga me Nga-puhi (Nga-i-porou) |
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| Extract from "Te Karere Maori" |
9-10 |
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175-176 Maori |
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Chapter XI
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Upoko XI
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6
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| Ihaka Whanga |
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| Extract from "Te Waka Maori" |
313
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163 English
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Chapter XXI
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| Life of Ihaka Whanga and wars in his time and Nga-puhi (Nga-i-porou) |
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| Extract from "Te Waka Maori" |
314-316 |
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164-166 English |
| Ihaka Whanga |
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| Extract from "Te Waka Maori" |
313
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179 Maori
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Upoko XXI
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| Ko Ihaka Whanga me nga parekura o ona ra me Nga-puhi (Nga-i-porou) |
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| Extract from "Te Waka Maori" |
314-316 |
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180-182 Maori |
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Chapter XII
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5
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Upoko XII
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5, 1-2 |
| Te Wananga |
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| Death of Te Hapuku Ngaruhe Te Ika-Nui o te Moana |
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| Extract from "Te Wananga" |
275-277 |
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166A-166D |
| Te Hapuku Ngaruhe Te Ika Nui o te Moana |
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| Extract from "Te Wananga" |
274-275 |
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183A-183C |
| Refuting the charges made against Tu-kare-aho (Nga-puhi) |
167-171 |
| An answer to the charge of murder committed on Te-ra-tau (Kahu-ngunu) |
171
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Chapter XIII
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| Origin of Ikaranganui battle (Ngapuhi) |
172-172A |
| Death of Pom are at Thames (Ngapuhi) |
173
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| Return of Toi and his war party (Ngapuhi) |
174
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| A song sung by Hongi-hika in which he foretold the battle of the Ika-ranga-nui (Nga-puhi) |
174A
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| Origin of the battle of Ika-ranga-nui (Nga-puhi) |
175-176 |
| Death of Po-mare in Hau-raki (Nga-puhi) |
177
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| Return of Toi and his war party (Nga-puhi) |
178
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| The attack of Po-mare in the Thames and Wai-kato (Nga-puhi) |
179
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| Battle at Korora-reka for the curse of the two girls (Nga-puhi) |
1830, 180
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| War party of Te-hara-miti (Nga-puhi) |
181-182 |
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Chapter XIV
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4
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| War party of Mango and Kakaha (Popoto, Nga-puhi) |
182A, 2
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| War to avenge the death of Mango and Kakaha (Popoto, Nga-puhi) |
181A, A
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182B-F, 3-7 |
| The war party of Tu-whare to the South (Nga-puhi) |
183
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| The cause of Hongi-hika's attack on part of his own tribe the Nga-ti-uru at Whanga-roa (Nga-puhi) |
184
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| The head wife of Hongi-hika (Nga-puhi) |
185
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| Hongi's oldest wife (Nga-puhi) |
186
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| The origin of the cause of the death of Te-whare-umu at Wai-ma in Hokianga (Nga-puhi) |
1828, 186-187 |
| The death of Te-whare-umu (Nga-puhi) |
188
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| Pango and his companions (Nga-puhi) |
1828, 189
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| Chief of the Hau-raki people who went to the other side of the ocean (Nga-puhi) |
1830, 1832, 190
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| Cause of Ngapuhi attack on Ngatiawa at Tauranga (Nga-puhi) |
1830, 191, 191A, 1-2 |
| Ceremonies before gathering for war to proceed to the Thames (Nga-puhi) |
about 1832, 192
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Chapter XV
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| War of Rangitukia son of Koki to Thames (Nga-puhi) |
193
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| Origin of the attack on Mauinaina and Totara (Ngapuhi) |
194
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| Return of Hongi from England and attack on Moko-ia and Te-totara (Ngapuhi) |
1821, 195, 1
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| Song sung by Hongi-hika to Te-hinaki (the net) in Sydney, on the return of Hongi from England (Nga-ti-maru) |
195A
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1821, 195, 1-197, 3 |
| Attack on Matakitaki or Taurakohia or Puke tutu or Te Rore in Waikato (Ngapuhi) |
198
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Chapter XVI
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| Hongi-hika and his acts (Nga-ti-tau-tahi, Nga-puhi) |
199-206 |
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Chapter XVII (Battle of Ripiro)
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| Attack of Hongi-hika on Nga-ti-whatua for past defeats of Nga-puhi (Popoto, Nga-puhi) |
207-209 |
| Origin of battle of Maunga-nui (Popoto, Nga-puhi) |
210
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| Battle of Ri-piro (Popoto, Nga-puhi) |
B No.1 White
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211-216 |
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Chapter XVIII (Pomare)
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| A curse uttered in a song on Hongi-hika (Nga-puhi) |
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| Te Pa at Haruru at Wai-tangi (Nga-puhi) |
217A
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| War at O-tu-ihu (Nga-puhi) |
218
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| History given by Te-au-pouri (Te-au-pouri) |
218A-218E |
| Genealogy of Tarewarewa of Manga muka Hokianga (Nga-puhi) |
219
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| Hoterene Tawatawa Genealogy |
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| Genealogy (Whakapapa) of Nga-ti-uru of Whanga-roa the tribe who took the ship "Boyd" and killed the crew in 1809 (Nga-puhi) |
220
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| The sacred hills of the Nga-ti-hine (Nga-ti-hine, Nga-puhi) |
220A
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| Genealogy of Nga-ti-hine (Whakapapa o Nga-ti-hine) |
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| (Nga-ti-hine, Nga-puhi) |
221
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| (Whakapapa) |
222-225 |
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