This rohe map represents the area over which ngati kuia exercises kaitiakitanga for the purposes of the resource management act 1991 and is based on the area of interest agreed between ngati kuia and the crown in the deed of settlement signed on 23 october 2010. Their hapu, ngati mahi and ngati tionga are the recognised hapu of ngati rangitihi. Coauthor anahera herbert told te kaea, whatve done is that weve captured it, not only in our own words but in our own mita. Kia ora and welcome to maori myths, legends and contemporary stories. Te puoho led a ngati tama marlborough war party from golden bay along the length of the west coast, across the southern alps and through the interior of otago and southland to storm the kai tahu ngai. Apr 21, 2014 the deeds of settlement also set out redress for top of the south iwi. Ngati apa ki te ra to is the name that distinguishes those of ngati apa descent who migrated to te tau ihu o te waka a maui. Doctoral study can be an all encompassing activity, and one that can create gaps in other aspects of life. Maori and pakeha history in new zealand as it continuously unfolds in a pattern not yet completely known national library of new zealand cataloguinginpublication data. Three of the eight tangata whenua tribes in te tau ihu rangit a ne, ng a ti kuia and ng a ti apa are of kurahaupo waka origins.
They settled in the outer reaches of totaranui and the western pelorus region anamahanga or port gore, tarakaipa island and te awaiti, and other localities in the marlborough sounds and golden bay, tasman bay and. The tribes of the alliance were in turn overwhelmed when the taranaki and tainui tribes in te rauparahas confederation swept through the region in 1828. In 2009 appleby school celebrated its 150th anniversary. At the present hearing it was given in evidence that the ngati kuia and rangitane case was withdrawn consequent upon a great hakari or feast being given exclusively to those tribes by hemi and huria matenga. They began to occupy the marlborough sounds and the wider 1 ngati koata interests in waitata reach was fully explored in. Ngati kahu book gives real insight into treaty of waitangi. Members of ngati koata and ngati kuia, who permitted us to record some of. Ngati toa rangatira, ngati rarua, ngati koata, ngati tama, and te atiawa migrated to te tau ihu in the 820s and 830s. Papers past parliamentary papers appendix to the journals. Ngati rangitihi history is carved into the pole beside of the rangiaohia wharenui at the matata pa and at tamatekapua wharenui at te papaiouru marae at rotorua, ngati rangitihi is the carved figure at the top of the pole, the 8 beating hearts are below rangitihi.
The waitangi tribunal heard the te tau ihu claims of all iwi with interests in the. Ngati paoa is a maori iwi tribe of the hauraki region of new zealand. Strong relationships between senior staff across all customer facing roles are vitally important in the front line of a bank and you could not find someone more willing and able to recognise this and con. Ngati kuri were amongst four te hiku iwi whose treaty settlements will be enacted into law following the successful third reading of the te hiku claims settlement bill, treaty of waitangi negotiations minister. The trust was established to receive, hold, manage and administer the trust fund for the benefit of ngati tama ki. Dec 28, 2017 ngati kahu runanga broke off negotiations and has asked the waitangi tribunal to order the crown to hand over any available land in the rohe. Pdf maori oral histories and the impact of tsunamis in aotearoa. Ngati tuwharetoa is an iwi maori tribe descended from ngatoroirangi, the priest who navigated the arawa canoe to new zealand. To those family members who took up the slack, my pah. Ngati makino ngati pikiao report 2 summary this report looks at the relationship between ngati makino and other hapu of ngati pikiao as evidenced in proceedings before the native land court in the last century. Ngati kahu book gives real insight into treaty of waitangi claims process. He was later presented with a ceremonial sword by queen victoria for services to the crown during the new zealand wars. For more information about the history of our marae. The government decision to pursue legislation to remove maori rights to the foreshore and seabed was a kneejerk reaction to the court of appeals unanimous decision in the marlborough case that is, the case of ngati apa, ngati koata, ngati kuia, ngati rarua, ngati tama, ngati toa and rangitane and anor v the attorneygeneral and orsca ca173.
If you are whakapapa verified, you will have an iwi id number. Patricia grace is a major new zealand novelist, short story writer and childrens writer. The history of the ngati kahungunu of wairoa takitimu was one of the ancestral waka, which hawaikinui, hawaikiroa, and hawaikipamamoa sailed in to the land of aotearoa. One of the principle chiefs aboard this waka was whatonga. Te tau ihu o te waka a history of maori of nelson and. Many iwi have been through the treaty of waitangi claims process to try and resolve past. We understand the lines have shifted through intermarriage etc. Information for members of ngati hine on withdrawal from.
Maori, mike butler, treaty of waitangi another south island tribe, ngati kuia, has resolved historical grievances with the crown over an area in which overlapping tribal interests have led to an earlier settlement creating a further grievance and a. She is of ngati toa, ngati raukawa and te ati awa descent, and is affiliated to ngati porou by marriage. All those interested in maori history will be glad to know that tuwharetoa is now available in a second edition. Ko ngati kuia tainui he iwi kei waikato e noho ana. Hilary mitchell and maui john mitchell, a history of maori of nelson and. Whakapapa book describes his relationship with rangitoto and the iwi residing on the island. History ngati rangitihi history is carved into the pole beside of the rangiaohia wharenui at the matata pa and at tamatekapua wharenui at te papaiouru marae at rotorua, ngati rangitihi is the carved figure at the top of the pole, the 8 beating hearts are below. Ngati kahu record their own settlement journey te ao. Kia ora tatau katoa nga uri o nga wairiki me ngati apa, we are here to help our communities. Our marae calendar highlights all of our upcoming events and can provide information on when and what days the venue is available for hire. Taonga tuturu protocols ministry for culture and heritage. Ngati rangatahi means and refers to all of the descendants of maniauruahu and rangatahi living in new zealand and elsewhere in the world. At wharehunga bay, queen charlotte sound, 10 men serving on the ship. At this stage the ngati kuia and rangitane case was withdrawn saturday, 17th november, 1883, and the court adjourned to the monday.
Professor mutu says the book, written by herself and nine others, provides an indepth history of ngati kahu through the traditions and histories of each of the sixteen hapu. Its purpose is to write ngati kuia back into the narrative relati ng to the recent foreshore and seabed issue, and is then unashamedly ngati kuia centric. Ngati kuia whanau gathered at te hora marae, near canvastown. Ngati apa, ngati kuia and ngai tahu, known now as the kurahaupo alliance. This means probably that ngatikuia are a branch of that division of ngatiapa which eventually settled on the west coast of the south island, and came to be known as ngatiapakiterato or the sunset ngatiapa. Kuri, ngati moki, ngati mako, ngati mamoe, ngati rangiamoa, ngai tahu, ngai tarewa, ng ai te kahukura, ngai te ruahikihiki, ngai tuhaitara, ngati waewae, ngati wairangi and waitaha are some of the south island iwihapu mentioned in the text. Te hora pa is named after a ngati kuia chief named, te horo. They were the tangata whenua of te tau ihu in the 820s and 830s, when the kawhiataranaki tribes migrated to the district. This book follows turning the hearts of the children, exploring why so many maori in the 1880s were inspired to question the mainstream churches and flock to the church of jesus christ of latterday saints, the mormon church.
Around 1,600 people registered an affiliation to ngati kuia in the 2006 census. Selective indexes to certain books relating to early new zealand. Ngati koata trust official site of the ngati koata trust. Professor mead traces some of the history of ngati awa in order to show that as a people we have a rich and complex history that is exciting and challengin. The areas surrounding and including the present park were settled by ngati rarua, ngati tama. Ngati kuia deed of settlement summary general background ngati kuia has customary interests in the te tau ihu, or northern south island, region. Ngapuhi or nga puhi is a maori iwi located in the northland region of new zealand, and centred in the hokianga, the bay of islands, and whangarei ngapuhi has the largest affiliation of any iwi, with 125,601 people identifying as ngapuhi in the 20 census, and formed from 150 hapusubtribes, with 55 marae. The tuwharetoa region extends from te awa o te atua tarawera river at matata across the central plateau of the north island to the lands around mount tongariro and lake taupo. New zealand government te kawanatanga o aotearoa search govt. Pakauwera says they were also closely connected with the extinct tribe of ngatitumatakokiri. We are more than happy to guide you through this process if needed. Please choose from the buttons above to learn more about our iwi and our history. Ngati kuia is an amalgamation of descendants from matua hautere and the kurahaupo iwi of ngai tara, ngati tumatakokiri, ngati wairangi, rangitane, ngati apa and ngati mamoe.
Patricia grace, new zealand writer who was a foundational figure in the rise and development of maori fiction. Download te tau ihu statutory acknowledgements as a pdf. Ngati kuia te tau ihu tribes te ara encyclopedia of. This book is one in a series of four written about the histories and whakapapa of rangitane people who have lived in the wairarapa. If you need any assistance during this time please call te runga tupua response hub 0800 202 004 or covid19 health line 08003585453 kia kaha ra tatau. Te runanga o ngati kuia trust has the meaning given by. Research your iwi once you know your iwi affiliations you can search. Maori land court minute books mlcmb contain detailed information about maori history, whakapapa and land. John mitchells unpublished manuscript on the history of te tau ihu. Please enter in your childrens names and birthdays. The ngati koata trust is the mandated representative voice of the ngati koata people. Information for members of ngati hine on withdrawal from the te runangaaiwi o ngapuhi charitable trust he tawhiti ke to koutou haerenga, ki te kore e haere tonu he tino nui rawa o koutou mahi.
Ngati kuta and patukeha ki te rawhiti, rahui maunganui bay. Pakauwera says they were also closely connected with the extinct tribe of ngati tumatakokiri. When researching your whakapapa, its helpful to find out from your whanau what your iwi affiliations are. Birthdays are important for uniquely identifying individuals in our register. Please note that this form is the first step of an application to be added to the register. Please contact ngati koata trust to check this for you before you submit your application. The area maunganui bay also known as deep water cove was a special fishing area for maori. Ngati kuia expressed strong opposition to this decision. Ngati porou leader rapata wahawaha opposed the pai marire religion and sided with the government against its followers. Crown and ngati apa ki te ra to, ngati kuia, rangitane o wairau. Huge willow trees shelter hukanui marae from rumbling trucks and speedy cars that.
Pdf settlement patterns and indigenous agency in te tau ihu. So far we have discussed the two first ancestors of the tribe. In this paper i am probably guilty of using ngati mutunga and lite ati awa rather carelessly, sometimes implying that te ati awa is a hapu or sub tribe of te ati awa and other times implying ngati mutunga distinctiveness. Group, the massey university new zealand history group, te ata kura, te runanga o ngati kuia, and many of my fellow tribespeople, were all extremely generous with their time. Anakoha, heard in blenheim from 28 april to 1 may, was the first of these hearings and began a process of litigation that ended in the new zealand court of appeal. At wharehunga bay, queen charlotte sound, 10 men serving on the ship accompanying cooks resolution died at the hands of ngati kuia and rangitane. Ngati koata, ngati rarua, ngati tama ki te tau ihu. Ngati awa initially had good trading relations with european settlers. His descendants eventually migrated south from mahia peninsula to settle much of the lower.
Initialled version of the deed of settlement between ngati toa rangatira and the crown for ratification purposes ngati toa rangatira deed of settlement page 3 schedules general matters 1. Oct 12, 2012 this is the place where, years ago, ngati kuia s oldest ngati kuia tupuna ancestor matua hotere tied up his waka after a long journey up pelorus sound and surveyed his new discovery. The use of native later maori land court minute books ensures that maori. These stories have been either written or retold by wiremu grace. The ngati kuia settlement healing old wounds or making new mistakes.
They also settled on hauraki gulf islands such as waiheke ngati paoa is one of five tribes of the marutuahu confederation, the others being ngati maru, ngati rongou, ngati tamatera and ngati whanaunga. Ngati apa, ngati kuia and rangitane all trace their descent from the crew of the kurahaupo waka. Explores maori and pakeha settlement of te tau ihu including maori and european relationships and the effects of colonisation. Graces fine history of ngati tuwharetoa of the taupo district was first published in 1959. I worked with dave at westpac when he was the area manager for consumer banking in the same territory as me. Ngati apa ki te ra to, ngati kuia, and rangitane o wairau. We now come to rahiri, the famous ngapuhi ancestor from whom most of the maoris of the far north are descended. Kuia member and the group must contain registered ngati kuia members actively involved in the kaupapa of which the grant is being applied for. Te hoiere is fundamental to our ngati kuiatanga, our identity as an iwi. Ngati kuta and patukeha are the resident hapu at te rawhiti. These are the stories that have been passed to me by my kuia and koroua and where practical, to fill in gaps, i will use documentary.
This means probably that ngati kuia are a branch of that division of ngati apa which eventually settled on the west coast of the south island, and came to be known as ngati apakiterato or the sunset ngati apa. Te arawa, ngapuhi, ngati hao, ngati parekawa, tuhourangi, ngati raukawa, nga te ata, ngati manunui, ngati tuwharetoa by taylor, alister and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at. Ngati kea ngati tuara first came to horohoro over five hundred years ago led by te aokawhai. Ngati tama ki te waipounamu trust was formed to represent the uri o ngati tama who whakapapa to te tau ihu o te wakaamaui top of the south island. They are a learning tools to help us remember our history and.
Tuwharetoa is the sixth largest iwi in aotearoa with a population of 30,000 nz. Ngati kuia were also known as te iwi karakia our history and waiata tells of our people. This is the last instalment of the history of the ngati wai. Here are some additional sources that you might like to try. If you have more than 6 children, please submit the form again for additional children. The ngati kuia entered the pelorus sound and eventually evicted the ngai tara tribe from the. Some years later his grandson haukapuanui led a group which conquered ngati kurahaumia on the patetere lands to the west and ngati kea settled there. The tribes of the alliance were in turn overwhelmed when the taranaki and tainui tribes. The kurahaupo iwi ngati apa, ngati kuia and rangitane 17.
Her work has been acclaimed for its depiction of maori culture in general as well as maori diversity, and she helped give a voice to her culture and to reveal to the larger world what it. The greenstone island, a history of the southern maori during the european colonization of new zealand. History of the nelson region, new zealand wikipedia. These people are the descendants of the 262 tupuna who settled and established rights in te tau ihu following the tuku of tutepourangi.
History and life of te keepa te rangihiwini the chief of muaupoko from his father tunguru, ngati apa and the government of nz. Our history origins and migrations of ngati apa ki te ra to, ngati apa first settled in the heretaunga hastings district, later migrating across and down to the west coast of te ikaamaui the north island. Lessons from the past to record the schools history. They first settled in the pelorus sound, and later spread to the marlborough sounds, nelson and tasman districts to taitapu on the west coast, and as far south as the nelson lakes national park. History and life of te keepa te rangihiwini the chief of. Oct 23, 2010 from 1918, under an agreement with the crown, ngati kuia were able to harvest titi muttonbirds and other resources from the islands. Te runanga o ngati kuia trust home directory listings te runanga o ngati kuia trust. Their conquerors were ngati apa, ngati kuia and ngai tahu, known now as the kurahaupo alliance. Ngati kuia is a maori iwi of the northern south island in new zealand. In the waitangi tribunal wai 100 in the matter of the treaty of waitangi act 1975 and in the matter of claims by huhurere. Mokans evidence about support his family sic mainly by manual. The second part of the iwi history of the people, ngati kuia, ngati apa, rangitane, ngati koata, ngati rarua, te atiawa, ngati tama, ngati toa at the top of the south island. Hear the matariki story of ngati toa rangatira iwi tribe, te papas iwi in residence, retold for children by kaumatua elder te waari carkeek.
From 1960 the crown denied ngati kuia permission to land on the islands owing to declining numbers of titi. Produced by rangitane o wairarapa with the help of te puni kokiri. History book 03 ngati hamua rangitane o wairarapa education. Its traditional lands stretch from the western side of the hauraki plains to auckland.
Ngati tumatakokiri were in occupation at the time of abel tasmans visit to golden bay in 1642, and they were not finally displaced until the late 1790s. Island around 18245, and thereafter, the population of ngati kuia never. Maori myths, legends and contemporary stories te reo maori. Iwi history kurahaupo waka kurahaupo waka the rangitane story begins with the arrival of the kurahaupo waka canoe or migration. Here, you are able to view a collection of myths and legends alongside contemporary stories reflecting themes relevant to todays world. Manaia and puhikaiariki or puhimoanariki, as he is also called. We are satisfiedthat all eight iwi of te tau ihu ngati apa, rangitane, ngati kuia, ngati toa rangatira, ngati rarua, ngati tama, te atiawa, and ngati koata had. Ngati kuia deed of settlement summary 23 oct 2010 nz. They first settled in the pelorus sound, and later spread to the marlborough sounds. According to an historian working for ngati kuia, s.
Eventually ngati kuia communities settled in a number of locations across te tau ihu, including the marlborough sounds, the nelson and tasman districts, taitapu. Ngati wairere kuia hekeiterangi broadhurst preserves tawhiaos legacy to care for the weary. However, the new zealand wars of the 1860s resulted in the british crown confiscating more than 1,000 km. The crown and ngati kuia signed a deed of settlement on 23 october 2010 in canvastown. Today, appleby school is a decile 9 contributing school with a roll of around 120 year 16 students. David johnston general manager te runanga o ngati kuia. Registered members means those persons whose names appear on the register of ngati rangatahi descendants to be established in accordance with clause 7. Ka huri te titiro ki taupiri maunga, ki te awa o waikato, ki turangawaewae marae, ana, ko nga uri o tainui waka ko arekahanara toku haona kaha ko kemureti toku oko horoi ko ngaruawahia toku turangawaewae. Whakapapa tables compiled from whakapapa books of his granduncles, tuiti and te oti makitanara. Moreover it will become apparent in the chapters that follow that mana is at all times the central and motivating force in tribal affairs. The precise date at which the first inhabitants of new zealand. The book represents kuia and koroua from tuhoe, ngati kahungunu, te arawa, ngati porou, ngati awa, waikatomaniapoto, te whakatohea, ngapuhi and ngati whare. Featuring a range of sample whaikorero, whaikorero provides quality examples for learners wishing to improve their whaikorero skills and offers fascinating insights to general readers.