- Ngāi Tamarangi, Ngāti
Umutahi and Ngāti Manuwhare.
Rangitihi Marae and
Rangiaohia meeting house is
affiliated with Ngāti Rangitihi. In
October 2020, the...
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daughter of Apumoana, son of Rangitihi. She
married Mahi, who was the son of
Rangiaohia,
another son of Rangtihi. Ngāti
Rangitihi origins are from the
union of...
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Waikato Tainui hapū of Ngāti
Ngutu and Ngāti Paretekawa. Rangiaowhia, or
Rangiaohia Highway Board administered the
roads in the town
until Te
Awamutu Town...
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Rangiaowhia (or Rangiawhia, or
Rangiaohia) was, for over 20 years, a
thriving village on a
ridge between two
streams in the
Waikato region,
about 4 km...
- The New
Zealand Herald. 27
November 1876.
Retrieved 30
April 2017. "
Rangiaohia". nzetc.victoria.ac.nz. 1902.
Retrieved 30
April 2017. "Pukekura". nzetc...
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built fortresses at Whangape, Rangaunu, Herekino, Ahipara, Hukatere, and
Rangiaohia,
hemming Tamatea in.
Tamatea responded by
digging a
great trench, intended...
- 1861 for
service in the New
Zealand Wars and took part in a
skirmish at
Rangiaohia in
February 1864
during the
Invasion of the Waikato. It
returned to England...
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December 1769 the ship
arrived in
Doubtless Bay and a
landing was made at
Rangiaohia on the
Karikari Peninsula where Father Villefeix went as****, unaccompanied...
- was Bridget. In New Zealand,
Jackson first farmed in Mangatawhiri, then
Rangiaohia, Kihikihi, and then Papakura. When the
Invasion of
Waikato commenced,...
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another source described them as, "interested
landed proprietors". In 1879
Rangiaohia Road
Board asked for £750 to
build the link road and footpaths, which...
