- Te
Wahanui Reihana Te
Huatare (also Te
Reihana Whakahoehoe; died 5
December 1897) was a
diplomat and
leader of the Ngāti
Maniapoto iwi.
Wahanui was born...
- Patuawa-Nathan, poet Puhiwahine,
composer Tiki Taane,
singer Rongo Wetere,
educator Wahanui,
negotiator chief Kahurangi Carter,
politician "Demographics". Te Whata...
- in the 1830s.
Gifted by
Riwai Te Ahu to Sir
George Grey. A
portrait of
Wahanui Reihana Te
Huatare carrying a mere and
wearing a hei-tiki made of pounamu...
- Movement's arms.
After successful negotiations between the government,
Wahanui, Rewi and Taonui,
including a
pardon for Te
Kooti by 1883 the King Country...
-
Tributaries • left
Waimauku Stream,
Waipatukahu Stream, Te Moau Stream, Te
Wahanui Stream, Te
Karaka Stream • right
Wharauroa Stream,
Mangakura Stream, Awaroa...
- property.' A
dispute broke out
within the taua
after Ngāti
Maniapoto under Wahanui disregarded this wish and
looted the
Scott house. Six of the attackers...
- Brigham's
snapper Pristipomoides[616] P. zonatus[617]
Lutjanidae Snappers N
Wahanui Forktail snapper Aphareus[618] A. furca[619]
Lutjanidae Snappers N Uku...
-
property of settlers.
Despite this order, ****ure Ngāti
Maniapoto chief Wahanui Huatare and
several other members raided a settler's house. This angered...
- numerous,
conflicting genealogies,
including a pre-1898 m****cript of Hari
Wahanui, a 1992
history of the Karapiro-Maungatautari area by Te Kapo Clark, an...
- had
finally elected to sue for peace.
Chiefs accompanying him
included Wahanui and Manuhiri. It was
Major William Mair, the
Government Native Officer...
