- Hēnare Mātene Te
Whiwhi (?–1881) was a
notable New
Zealand tribal leader,
missionary and ****essor. Of Māori descent, he
identified with the Ngāti Raukawa...
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tribal leader Henare Wepiha Te Wainohu,
tribal leader Hēnare Mātene Te
Whiwhi,
tribal leader Henare Tomoana,
tribal leader Henare Uru,
politician People...
- the sale and
alienation of Māori land by the Pākehā Government. Mātene Te
Whiwhi travelled throughout New
Zealand s****ing a
chief of high
standing who was...
- Hana Te Hemara, Māori
activist Te Whatanui,
tribal chief Hēnare Mātene Te
Whiwhi,
tribal leader and
chief Inia Te Wiata, singer,
actor and
carver Rima Te...
-
Pensions and Annuities)" (PDF). irs.gov.
Retrieved 5
April 2018. "Te tāke moni
whiwhi mō ngā tāngata
takitahi Income tax for individuals".
Retrieved 19 April...
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aroha o te Atua ki te ao,
homai ana e ia tana Tama kotahi, kia ka**** ai e
ngaro te
tangata e
whakapono ana ki an ia,
engari kia
whiwhi ai ki te ora tonu....
- of a Māori King canv****ed by Tāmihana Te
Rauparaha and Hēnare Mātene Te
Whiwhi.
About 100 Māori –
mostly chiefs –
enrolled to vote in the
forthcoming election...
- 1847,
eight remaining chiefs,
including Tamihana Te Rauparaha,
Matene Te
Whiwhi and
Rawiri Puaha,
signed a deed for the sale of 69,000
acres for £2,000...
- to come to
Southland and
Otago were
Tamihana Te
Rauparaha and
Matene Te
Whiwhi. In 1852 Rev. John
Fenton arrives in Dunedin; he was the
first Anglican...
- of Islands.
Following a
request by Tāmihana Te
Rauparaha and Mātene Te
Whiwhi for a
missionary in
their area,
Hadfield travelled with
Henry Williams to...
