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Tataraimaka (Māori pronunciation, "Ta-ta-rai-ma-ka") is a
rural coastal area in Taranaki, New Zealand. It is
predominantly a
dairy farming area, approximately...
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Invasion plans made Māori
remained in
possession of the European-owned
Tātaraimaka 238 0
Waikato Wars (1863–1864) Part of New
Zealand Wars British Empire...
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During the
earlier war they had
driven settlers off
farmland at
Omata and
Tataraimaka, 20 km
south of New Plymouth, and
occupied it,
claiming it by
right of...
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Invasion plans made Māori
remained in
possession of the European-owned
Tātaraimaka 200
killed and
wounded Second Taranaki War (1863–1866) British Empire...
- There, it was
agreed that the
lands East and West of New
Plymouth (
Tataraimaka, Kaipopo,
Waitaha and Waitara) were Māori lands, and that any attempt...
- He died in 1905
after an
illness at the age of 31, and was
buried at
Tataraimaka Cemetery. "the 1,109 New
Zealand ALL
BLACKS from 1884 - GAGE to MYNOTT ::...
- Kawhia,
while in
Taranaki posts at Omata, the Bell Block,
Waireka and
Tataraimaka were
garrisoned – with each of
those often surrounded by a
cordon of...
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attempt on Grey, who
regularly rode the
track between New
Plymouth and the
Tataraimaka military post.
Imperial troops were
moved back to
Taranaki as hostilities...
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Auckland soon after. On 4 June,
British troops attacked Tainui Māori at
Tataraimaka. On 9 July 1863 Grey
issued a new ultimatum,
ordering that all Māori...
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attempt on Grey, who
regularly rode the
track between New
Plymouth and the
Tataraimaka military post. He destro**** a
magistrates court in
North Waikato and...
