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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...
- village, the ****ault on
Rangiaowhia was an
almost "incomprehensible act of savagery". The role of
Bishop Selwyn in the
Rangiaowhia attack is unclear. He...
- Maungakawa, Maungatautari, Mohoaonui, Otawhao, Patetere, Rangataiki,
Rangiaowhia, Taupō, Te Kopua, Te Rore, Tireke, Tuakau, Waitetuna,
Whaingaroa and...
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subsequently committed against Tainui Māori at the
trading centre of
Rangiaowhia. Outnumbered, Tāwhiao led the
exodus of
Tainui to the King
Country on...
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Waipa county in 1876: Newcastle, Hamilton,
Mangapiko North and South,
Rangiaowhia, and Pukekura. In 1902, it
covered 282 sq mi (730 km2) and had an additional...
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moved out with at
least 700
heading for
Rangiaowhia.
Reaching an old pā site at Hairini, on the road to
Rangiaowhia, the Māori
began entrenching themselves...
- Parewaeono, and the
Waikato Tainui hapū of Ngāti
Ngutu and Ngāti Paretekawa.
Rangiaowhia, or
Rangiaohia Highway Board administered the
roads in the town until...
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attack mounted on 21
February 1864 by
government forces on the
village of
Rangiaowhia near Te
Awamutu in 1864. His
sister was
killed in
defence of
nearby Hairini...
- 1868
Poverty Bay,
Gisborne 54 Part of Te Kooti's War
Rangiaowhia m****acre 21
February 1864
Rangiaowhia,
Waikato 11 Part of the
Waikato War
Gilfillan family...
- was
designed to
block the main
approaches to the
agriculturally rich
Rangiaowhia district, east of Te Awamutu. On 20
February 1864,
Cameron by-p****ed...
