Tokomaru waka history book

This map shows the landing places of a number of waka canoes important to different iwi tribes throughout new zealand. He attended tokomaru bay public school and tokomaru bay maori district high school for a year before leaving for auckland and otahuhu college in 1952. It is gradually being transcribed into the website. It contains details of all the canoes that brought migrants from the pacific islands to aotearoa new zealand in centuries past, including lists of the waka canoes, names of crew members on the. Since then, searches for information about the whakapapa of his whanau, have widened to include the entire history of te atiawa in te tau ihu. Te ati awa is one of four taranaki tribes written about in the book. Fostering te reo and education the gisborne herald. Page 1 of 1 items national library of new zealand national. Arapine he kohinga o nga rauemi e pa ana ki te hekenga mai o nga waka ki aotearoa me te waka a maui. Fight for treasured film of princess te puea posts facebook. Living off the land maori were expert hunters, gatherers and growers. In maori tradition, tokomaru was one of the great oceangoing canoes that were used in the migrations that settled new zealand.

The story teller is the first born by a minute named tainui. Maori land court minute books index an index of more than 1,100 minute books from the whole country for hearings held between 18651910. Before we study the subsequent new zealand history of the takitimu, let us add an. Maori studies the university of auckland libraries and. Feb 21, 2021 joe was born in the tokomaru bay district nurses home on january 26, 1938. Tokomaru mount robertson a hill at 1036 m on the robertson range, approximately 6 km southeast of picton. It is difficult to determine how many ngati mutunga people there are. Te atiawa stem from toitehuatahi or toikairakau, the wood eater.

Some of these traditions name a mythical homeland called hawaiki. Te ati awas identity in taranaki is associated with the waka tokomaru. The book tells the complete history of the te arawa waka and its descendants until the late nineteenth century. The traditional rohe or tribal area of ngati porou extends from potikirua and lottin point in the north to te tokaataiau in the south. Maori tribal history and place names of the paekakarikiotaki district, by wakahuia carkeek. The te arawa canoe takes its name from the red shark it resembled as it journeyed to new zealand, a name the iwi tribe will keep forever. Ngati te whatuiapiti, ngati te whatuiapiti or ngai te what. Hannah wrote in her note book that emma elizabeth died on 19 th. A portal to share, support, celebrate all that is happening for our marae.

Joe believes he was able to read before he went to school. The tainui waka was launched again at mokau, where its anchorstone was left, and it was sailed back up the coast to kawhia, where, at maketu, it was finally hauled ashore to rest. After its arrival in aotearoa it made many travels. Maori bibliography a subject index to information on maori topics appearing in books, conference proceedings and selected periodicals. Related topics 336,128 showing results 15 of 5 for aotea waka, tokomaru waka advanced search. In search of our hawaiki origins behind the myths and. Waka landing places nga waewae tapu maori exploration. In maori tradition, ngatokimatawhaorua was one of the great oceangoing, voyaging canoes that was used in the migrations that settled new zealand. Mike can trace his ancestry through te koi to poutini of the tokomaru waka on his fathers side, and more recently discovered missing links on his mothers side, that also lead back to te atiawa. They are kurahaupo, takitimu, mataatua, tainui, te arawa, aotea, tokomaru, horouta, uruaokapuarangi and araiteuru. Canoes of the west coast and lower north island te ara. Various maori traditions recount how their ancestors set out from their homeland in waka hourua, large doublehulled oceangoing canoes. Pepeha is an obvious launching point in kura kaupapa, but for mainstream schools this approach is new.

Among these is the story of kupe, who had eloped with kuramarotini, the wife. A photo album doesnt tell you the whole story about a family, and this book doesnt tell the whole story of parihaka. Whakapapa including myth, legend, history and genealogy. Takitimu is one of the great tribal histories in the new zealand literary canon. On their way back to turanga gisborne from waiapu they passed through tokomaru, where they collected four signatures on 9 june 1840. May 06, 2020 there are two large islands north and south and a number of smaller islands in new zealand. According to the traditions two visitors, hoaki and taukata, arrived on the hinakipakauoter.

Engaging programmes for all year levels from ece to year 12. A second important canoe for tauranga moana is takitimu known to tauranga moana tribes as takitimu. Once in taranaki they intermarried with the descendants of the tokomaru waka, establishing them as part of tangata whenua of taranaki and even more so through the marriage of parenuioterangi. Tewai whos name the community placed upon their obelisk cenotaph which was unveiled on october 16th 1918, three weeks before the armistice signing. Aotearoa rarotonga takitimu tapu tainui tokomaru araiteuru te hapuku mataatua ngati te whatuiapiti musket wars ngati tuwharetoa mananui te heuheu tukino ii.

Maori culture, history, myth and legend encapsulated in whakapapa genealogy. Over generations the descendants of these tupuna intermarried and became generally known as ngati mutunga. Their meeting house is named te hono ki rarotonga, and this countrys connections to the children of new zealands tokomaru bay run deep. Rich in conflict and drama, and blending history and symbolism, these canoe. The seven waka that arrived to aotearoa were called tainui, te arawa, mataatua, kurahaupo, tokomaru, aotea and takitimu. Ngati porou is affiliated with the 28th maori battalion and has the secondlargest affiliation of any iwi in new zealand, with 71,910 registered members in 2006. Mar 11, 2009 te ati awas identity in taranaki is associated with the waka tokomaru. Electronic books,114 ecology 12,826 picture books for children. Aotea waka of ngati ruanui and nga rauru, taranaki. Kawhia ocean beach pony riding kids, is a daily diary about the lives of the 2 year old taylor triplets born in kawhia new zealand. The takitimu waka is known as te waka tapu o takitimu, the sacred canoe takitimu. The early european settlers brought here by the new zealand company came with the intention of farming and enthusiastically. Maori tribal and social histories are founded on whakapapa genealogy.

Joanne maarama kamira, he waka tahou i te whenua moemoea. The extent of these early excursions established the boundaries of the territory claimed by tainui, and still recognised by all the other tribes today. Ngati mutunga also descends from ancestors who arrived on the tokomaru, tahatuna and okoki waka such as taitaawaro, manaia and nganganaruru. Related topics 335,743 showing results 14 of 4 for tokomaru waka advanced search. Bring awareness to how the film archives and nga taonga sound and vision has prejudiced the rangatiratanga over a taonga owned by the manley. Te puohos father is a direct descendant of tamaariki, cocaptian of the tokomaru waka. Toi was the progenitor of many tribes occupying a considerable stretch of country, eight generations prior to the waka migrations of the fourteenth century. Another great taranaki leader and a son of tokomaru waka stand proud like your whanaungatanga eruera te whiti o rongomai love and george frederick bertrand, te atiawa nui tonu. When the tainui waka canoe arrived at kawhia the first concern of hoturoa appears to have been the establishment of a whare wananga, a school of learning, at ahurei. Te atiawa historianwhakapapa advisor te atiawa o te. Through his mother, te puoho traces his whakapapa to another cocaptain of the tokomaru, ngararuru, and also to important tupuna of tainui, aotea and kahuitara waka. The history of te atiawa and the migration to te tau ihu toikairakau, the wood eater. A concise history of the lakes, the people and the land.

Mataatua, te arawa, takitimu, tokomaru keep pushing along. Large waka, such as nga toki matawhaorua which are usually elaborately carved and decorated, consist of a main hull formed from a single hollowedout log, along with a carved upright head and tailboard. The canoe waka in maori traditions or stories describe the arrival in new. Missionary william williams, the younger brother of henry williams, and the teenaged student of maori george clark jnr travelled along the east coast to collect signatures of rangatira chiefs. Please note that i do not provide a whakapapa research service. Fight for treasured film of princess te puea posts.

Showing results 14 of 4 for tokomaru waka advanced search. Whakapapa from the takitimu canoe tauranga moana te. Transforming the rich records of oral history into a written. Our anzac committee are keen to learn more about a tokomaru bay born and buried man p. Te arawa is regarded as the major work by one of the leading historians of preeuropean new zealand, the late don stafford. As well as being linked to ngapuhi in the north, the mataatua is said to have landed in the bay of plenty. Sacred mountain for ngati rarua within the rohe of wairau. Toia mai nga waka e te iwi e hoea hoea ra matatua, te arawa, takitimu, tokomaru hoea hoea ra. A souvenir booklet of waikaremoana, wairau moana, waikareiti. Retribution followed, during which several of manaias people were killed. Book 2 of rangitane o wairarapa history series, te puni.

Wairoa, te whanganuiaorotu, heretaunga, tamatea, tamakinuia rua and wairarapa. Ngati tama came to te tau ihu the northern south island in the late 1820s under their paramount chief te puoho ki te rangi. Bridget williams bookshistorical branch, department of internal aff. Whether on the west or the east, the waka travelled north, where its captain, puhi, became the progenitor of the great northern tribe ngapuhi. As this whakapapa genealogical table shows, ranginui, the founding ancestor of ngati ranginui, was the greatgrandson of tamateaarikinui, the captain of the canoe. The modern village of manukorihi occupies the portion of manukorihi pa, known as owae. Mike can trace his ancestry through te koi to poutini of the tokomaru waka on. The earliest taranaki canoe tradition says that conflict arose in hawaiki when a party of spearmakers, led by tupenu and employed by the chief manaia, had molested manaias wife, rongotiki. It was captained on its journey from hawaiki by tamateaarikinui, high chief and priest, and carried a number of tohunga or priests.

Complete with genealogical tables, this is a book of great value for history. His interest in the history of our tupuna started with a chance discovery of three whakapapa and a marlborough press obituary of the chief ropoama te one in his great grandmothers bible in 1982. Showing results 120 of 86 for tokomaru waka, canoe traditions. Owae manukorihi pa taranaki marae and pa kete new plymouth. Reeds lively retellings of these classic stories of waka, voyaging and. Ngati kahungunu is a maori iwi tribe located along the eastern coast of the north island of new zealand.

Arrival of the tainui waka canoe kawhia maori history. Because of the desire to maximise payout, the factory was pushed to its limits. The website new zealand history online helps to flesh out the story a. Tuhono is a service linking the people to their tribes. History of the tokomaru waka ancestral canoe of the ati awa people.

The canoe arrived off the north islands east coast, sailed northward past north cape or was carried across the te to waka portage at auckland, and then went south to taranaki, landing at tongaporutu. Te ara embodies this through the mediums of moving image, sound, installation and activation. Search other ministry sites te ara encyclopedia of new. Tokomaru, 9 june 1840 nzhistory, new zealand history online. Waka taua in maori, waka means canoe and taua means army or war party are large canoes manned by up to 80 paddlers and are up to 40 metres ft in length. When manaias wife was raped by a group of men, he slew them, including the chief tupenu. The 40 metre twinhulled waka was one of the great voyaging canoes used in the migrations that settled aotearoa new zealand, with over 30 iwi tribe members on board. Nga waka o nehera collects all the published information on the subject of maori voyaging canoes into one volume. One approach to teaching history is to start with the specific before moving outwards. House, 282 books alexandre dumas, 243 books england and wales, 226 books public record office, 224 books united states. The iwi of ngati tama is located in north taranaki around poutama. Mutunga, ngati tama and ngati maru who all link with the waka tokomaru. Nga taunahanahatanga o nga roto o te waka o aoraki. Mt hikurangi features prominently in ngati porou traditions as a.

A limited history of the maori at mangonui, including kupes arrival in the canoe mamaru or matahourua. The work is organized by canoe, with an attractive design that makes the information easy to access. Interestingly, it was the factorys increasing burden on the environment that led to its demise. Tokomaru school and district centenary gives this account of developments leading to its closure.

Various maori traditions recount how their ancestors set out from their homeland in waka hourua, large doublehulled oceangoing canoes waka. According to some traditions, the mataatua waka, which planted its people in the bay of plenty, voyaged north and may even have been portaged across the auckland isthmus at oakley creek to the west coast. Mainly from the kurahaupo and takitimu waka canoes. A history of maori of nelson and marlborough vol i, the people and the land. Kaihautu of the tokomaru waka, with rakeiora as his navigator. The ancestral mountain marotiri is clearly visible from the town, which is bisected by the ancestral river mangahauini.

The captain of the waka was tamatekapua, with the legendary ngatoroirangi as its principal tohunga high priest. Ngatokimatawhaorua was originally named matahourua and was first navigated by kupe from hawaiiki to what is now called the hokianga harbour the great returning place of kupe. Ngati porou is a maori iwi traditionally located in the east cape and gisborne regions of the north island of new zealand. Keep the canoes up to speed everbody keep pushing on. The iwi is traditionally centred in the hawkes bay and wairarapa regions the tribe is organised into six geographical and administrative divisions. A battle between pai marire hauhau forces and local maori took place at mawhai point on the southern side of the bay in august 1866. Tokomaru waka from hawaiki and take their name from tamaariki, one of the five cocaptains aboard the vessel. Ngati tama is a historic maori iwi of presentday new zealand which whakapapas back to tama ariki, the chief navigator on the tokomaru waka. Their joint work was published in two books, in which jury and smith falsely. Leadership team, heads of department, teaching staff, nonteaching staff, boarding hostel staff, student leaders. New zealand maori cultural traits and historical background. This maori language manuscript contains a great deal of whakapapa relating to the takitimu and kurahaupo waka. One particularly fascinating part of the festivities is the upcoming history book pacman. They wove fishing nets from harakeke flax, and carved fishhooks from bone and stone.

In the 1840s shore whaling took place from tokomaru bay. A tour party of 14 primary school pupils and seven adults from tokomaru bay on the east coast of new zealands north island are coming to rarotonga this month on a kind of pilgrimage to trace their roots and whakapapa to the cook islands. On its northern boundary mohakatino river are the tainui and waikatomaniapoto tribes, and on the southern boundary is ngati mutunga. Te atiawa historianwhakapapa advisor te atiawa o te wakaa. Taranaki and waikato maori, whose ancestors arrived on the aotea and tainui waka, had not been keen to help england in world war one, as english soldiers had invaded their settlements and stolen their lands some 60 years beforehand. Whakapapa of these rangtira and others aboard, the sagas of their journey and eventual establishment in northern taranaki are preserved in tribal traditions. Some of these traditions name a mythical homeland called hawaiki among these is the story of kupe, who had eloped with kuramarotini, the wife of hoturapa, the owner of the great canoe matahourua, whom kupe had murdered. Peter rangihiroa buck online cenotaph auckland war. References te takenga mai o nga korero prickett, n. More waka hourua followed kupe over the next few hundred years, landing at. As we reported yesterday, the year of pacmans fortieth anniversary is upon us, and with it is coming a ton of cool games, merchandise, music, and more. Iwi can trace their entire origins and whakapapa genealogy back to certain waka hourua. It contains details of all the canoes that brought migrants from the pacific islands to aotearoa new zealand in centuries past, including lists of the waka canoes, names of crew members on the vessels, waiata songs and karakia prayers used, and maps. Jul 23, 2019 filmed at pakirikiri marae, tokomaru bay 29,30,3181989 haere haere mai page 17 tuini ngawai book.