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searching for Matapu 10 found (18 total)
alternate case: matapu
Kurahaupō
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waka included:[citation needed] Te Moungaroa, Te Hatauira, Tamaahua, Akura-matapu and others who settled in Taranaki.[citation needed] Ruatea settled in the
Wauja
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to create a matapu , an instrument which is created and stored in the kuwakuho, where women are forbidden from entering. When the matapu is played, women
Ōakura
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ancestor Akura-matapū of the Kurahaupō waka. Ōakura-matapu was the original name of the river, and it literally means "Belonging to Akura-matapū ". Akura was
Tom Katene
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union international. Born in Okaiawa, Taranaki, Katene was educated at Matapu School. Katene was a strongly built wing three-quarter and played his early
Kapuni Branch
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km Te Roti Waingongoro River 4.89 Matapu 7.18 Duthie Road 8.99 Palmer Road 11.73 Kapuni Manaia Ballast Pit 17.04 Mangawhero Road 19.98 Auroa Road 27.28
Kaihamu
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153 gives the line of descent as: Hoturoa – Hotuope – Hotu-āwhio – Hotu-matapū – Mōtai – Ue – Rakamaomao – Kākāti and his second wife Kurawaka-i-mua –
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Wikidata: Q669366 Wikispecies: Cygnus atratus sumnerensis Avibase: 0EFEC802EEED9BDD NCBI: 2023654 NZBO: new-zealand-swan-matapu Open Tree of Life: 3595917
Māhanga
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135 gives the line of descent as Hoturoa – Hotu-ope – Hotu-āwhio – Hotu-matapū – Mōtai – Ue-tihi – Ue-raki – Uenoho – Pū-terere – Taipū – Tamapoto – Tūheitia
List of public sector organisations in New Zealand
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Classification (Te Mana Whakaatu) Privacy Commissioner (Te Mana Mātāpono Matapu ) Takeovers Panel (Te Pae Whitimana) Transport Accident Investigation Commission
Whatihua
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153 gives his line of descent as: Hoturoa – Hotuope – Hotu-āwhio – Hotu-matapū – Mōtai – Ue – Rakamaomao – Kākāti and his second wife Kurawaka-i-mua –