- used in Mai Tais
produced in Hawaii. The name was
allegedly taken from
maitaʻi, the
Tahitian word for "good" or "excellence",
although the
drink is usually...
- The
Maitai River (also
known as the
Mahitahi River) is the
largest river in the city of Nelson, in the
north of New Zealand's
South Island. The
river stretches...
-
renamed her
Maitai. She was
wrecked on a reef in the Cook
Islands in 1916. The ship
should not be
confused with an
earlier steamship called Maitai,
which was...
- The Dun Mountain-
Maitai Terrane comprises the Dun
Mountain Ophiolite Belt (also
called the
Mineral Belt),
Maitai Group and
Patuki Mélange. The Dun Mountain...
- east of
Nelson city centre,
along the
banks of the
Maitai River between the city
centre and
Maitai.
Notable features of
Nelson East
include Queen's Gardens...
-
found in one spot: in one pool, in a
stream at the
entrance of
Maitai Cave, in the
Maitai River Valley southeast of Nelson. It is one of a
group of very...
-
Maitai is an
inner suburb of Nelson, New Zealand. It lies at the
western edge of
Nelson city centre,
immediately to the
south of The Wood, on the northern...
-
Brook Stream, or Waimarama, is a
major tributary of the
Maitai /
Mahitahi River in Nelson,
South Island, New Zealand. Nelson's
first water scheme was on...
-
tupua (supernatural, or
object of fear,
strange being),
kehua (ghosts), and
maitai (metal or
referring to
persons foreign) to
refer to some of the earliest...
- the
Maitai /
Mahitahi River in Nelson,
South Island, New Zealand. A 2018
project to
recreate a
wetland at the
confluence of
Groom Cr**** and the
Maitai River...
