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Geoffrey Buckland Orbell MBE (7
October 1908 – 14
August 2007) was a New
Zealand doctor and keen
tramper (bush walker) who was
responsible for the rediscovery...
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Harry Orbell (4
November 1860 – 27
March 1914) was a
British trade unionist. Born in
Bethnal Green on 4
November 1860,
Henry Joseph (Harry)
Orbell trained...
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Margaret Rose
Orbell CNZM (17 July 1935 – 31 July 2006) was a New
Zealand author,
editor and academic. She was an ****ociate
professor of Māori at the University...
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taniwha appear as a
floating log,
which behaves in a
disconcerting way (
Orbell 1998:149–150, Reed 1963:297). Some can
tunnel through the earth, uprooting...
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David Rodney Orbell (born 27
February 1963) is an
Australian former swimmer who
competed in the 1984
Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
Orbell finished sixth...
- has the
power to cure blindness,
revive the dead, and heal any
disease (
Orbell 1998:119-120). He is a son of
Rangi and Papa, and the
father of Kaitangata...
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Archived from the
original on 15
January 2024.
Retrieved 15
January 2023.
Orbell, John (2001).
British Banking: A
Guide to
Historical Records. London: Ashgate...
- when they die (
Orbell 1998:38).
Other traditions tell of the
three baskets of
knowledge that Tāne
brought down from the
heavens (
Orbell 1998:145). Mythology...
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sources all
agree that Kiwa is a male
guardian of the sea.
Orbell 1998:60 Best 1982:257
Orbell 1998:60 Best 1982:252-257, Reed 1963:397 E. Macpherson, W...
- abstraction, he
moved to
Christchurch in 1976.
Walters married Margaret Orbell (1934–2006), a
scholar of Māori literature, in 1963.
Gordon Walters died...
