Taranaki claims could be largest waitangi tribunal. Colonising te whanganui a tara and marketing wellington. Below you, to the north, are five terraces on which outwardleaning stockades once stood. The lyrics tell the story of a wellingtonian that returns home for the sevens tournament ion. Te whanganui a tara is often seen as te whanganui a tara and te whanganui a tara. They all travelled further up the west coast of te ika a maui the north island naming many places as they went, finally settling in the hokianga to replenish their supplies and to ready themselves for their return to hawaiiki. Ko te takiwa o te whanganui a tara kei te upokoo te ikaamaui. This dictionary comprises a selection of modern and everyday language that. Mikaere, ani, te wananga o raukawa, innznatomas, nin, university of auckland, faculty of law, innznajohnston, kerensa, university of auckland, faculty of law, innzna description. Tara and his people moved south and were thus the first iwi tribe in wellington, hence named ngai tara. Tara gave his name to the wellington harbour, which is known as te whanganui a tara or the great bay of tara.
These migrations were prompted by ngati whatua and ngapuhi war parties making forays into taranaki. The maori name for wellington harbour is te whanganui a tara or the great harbour of tara. He is a descendant of te whiti 0 rongomai and the nga motu chiefs, honiana te puni and wi tako ngatata, who established their mana whenua in te whanganui a tara wellington, along with their relation te wharepouri. Their descendants include the tribes of ngai tara, rangitane, muaupoko, ngati apa, and ngati ira. Heke ake ki pipinui hoki rawa ake ki terawhiti ko te rohe matua o te upokoo te ika mai i te whanganui a tara. Maori occupation of te whanganui a tara and environs to 1840 the new zealand company deed of purchase the treaty and treaty principles the crown intervenes the town belt and other public reserves the crown sanctions arbitration the 1844 deeds of release ngati toa, ngati rangatahi, ngati tama, and events at heretaunga the mccleverty transactions the mccleverty reserves and. Invasion and colonisation te ara encyclopedia of new zealand.
In 1827, the battle of tapu te ranga sealed ngati toa settlement where an alliance of ngati toa and ngati mutunga defeated ngati ira, the residing iwi on the south coast of wellington. Te whanganui a tara when you stop on the horseshoe bend in the road above the wharf, you are standing on an old pa site te moana a kura the learning place of the ocean. Te upokoo te ikaamaui, meaning the head of the fish of maui, often. Apihai te kawau nzhistory, new zealand history online. Te whanganui a tara kura tuarua regional kapa haka. Muaupoko has shared ancestry, history, occupation and alliances with ngai tara, ngati rangi, ngati ira, rangitane, ngati kahungunu, ngati apa and whanganui iwi within this area. The land of tara and they who settled it, by elsdon best. Maori history of the greater wellington region greater. An awardwinning philosophy teacher, kylie has lectured on teaching critical thinking and anomalistic beliefs worldwide. The book explores the worlds of each to ask how the images produced by the new zealand company were complicit in transferring maori land into english ownership.
Remaking memory on matiu and other settlement sitesrachel buchanan 287 te aro pa was once at the harbours edge, as the mussel, pipi, limpet, and oyster shells embedded in the walls of the unearthed whare attest. Tara and tautoki and their people migrated to, and settled throughout, the lower north island. Whaitua te whanganui a tara te awa kairangi and flood protection july 2019. The first born son was tara ika, known more commonly as tara. A number of place names in the area commemorate kupe, such as te tangihanga o kupe or te raranga o kupe barrett reef, and te aroaro o kupe or te ure o kupe steeple rock. The iwi politics of te whanganuiatara new zealand treasury. Census of native population within the district of port nicholson 1850. Ngai tara eventually amalgamated with another iwi, ngati ira.
The nga tupuna project was initiated by wellington city libraries working in collaboration with the wellington tenths trust. Wellingtons te ara o nga tupuna heritage trail 6 2 pipitea pa pipitea pa is a site of huge signi. In maori tradition, te whanganuiatara is said to have been first discovered by kupe, who visited in the 10th century. It went right up to the hill almost to where the field centre is today. Note ngati tama soon established other settlements at kaiwharawhara and at mukamuka at palliser bay. Te whanganui a tara refers to wellington harbour and means the great harbour of tara. I pae te waka ki te mahia, kei te tai rawhiti o te ikaamaui. Terms and words that were common may no longer be so. History in 1883 oriental bay, was a stony beach with a couple of boatsheds and houses. Initially muaupoko welcomed the ngati toa people, but conflict became inevitable after a muaupoko woman was killed. The histories that underpin the mana whenua iwi in te whanganui a tara the wellington region are fundamentally political. Presentation material for kura moeahus lecture presented at the treasury.
Te ara o nga tupuna heritage trail ss port nicholson. Wellington paranormal clueless in te whanganuiatara. In the 1820s through to the 1860s various iwi from kawhia, taranaki and the maungatautari. Good luck to all ropu for their performances today. First settlement and tribal migrations ministry for. Ko te takiwa o te taone matua mai i terawhiti huri rawa ake ki te motukairangi, ki ngauranga, tae rawa mai ki tawa, ki rangituhi. In those times, wellington harbour, te whanganuiatara, was a lake cut off from the sea, and abundant in fresh water fish and native bird life. Tara s name is immortalised in many prominent landmarks.
Describes the naming of significant rocks and beaches of wellington harbour by kupe, whatonga on kurahaupo and the naming of te whanganuiatara. E nga ropu kapa haka kura tuarua o te rohe o te whanganui a tara, nau mai, haere mai ki otaki mo te whakataetae a rohe i te ra nei, i te 5 o hongongoi, 2017. Phases of maori occupation of wellington harbour c. Ngati toa defeated a combined alliance of kurahaupo tribes and settled without protest from other iwi in the region from kapiti to te whanganui a tara. Writing a history often requires the negotiation of language.
Te whanganuiatara betweenity, friendship across miles and the making of mary taylors graphic biography published on november 8, 2019 november 2, 2019 by clerlewis 1 comment. Books journals and transactions newspapers local theses waitangi tribunal reports. Pipitea pa, a traditional kainga village, stood proudly overlooking te whanganui a tara wellington harbour close to fresh water supplies and extensive cultivation areas. I simply follow the spelling used on the map on page 26. After a major defeat by nga puhi at te ikaaranganui in 1825 te kawau and his people left their lands on the tamaki isthmus the future site of auckland for several years. The first largescale migration to te whanganuiatara took place about 1822, when a party of ngati toa, te ati awa, ngati mutunga and ngati tama arrived on the kapiti coast. Kura moeahu will recount a maori narrative about the settlement of iwi in wellington from its origins through to the collision with parliament and current political dynamics. Ngake and whataitai lived here in the lake at the head of the fish of maui te ikaamaui. While the history of maori ownership of land around the. A tale of two towns, prospective english settlers looked to wellington to make their homes, while te whanganui a tara was already home to numerous maori subtribes. The discovery of islands and the stories of settlement. This song is about the worlds biggest little city, wellington. Originally it described the actual harbour today officially known as wellington harbour, but the term has come to be accepted as the name of the city as well.
The iwi involved in te amiowhenua fought their way through rotorua, hawkes bay, te whanganui a tara wellington, manawatu, wairarapa, wanganui, taranaki and waikato. Ngake and whataitai the taniwha of wellington harbour. Tara gave rise to the tribe known as ngai tara that lived for many centuries in the wellington and west coast area. Heke ake ki pipinui hoki rawa ake ki terawhiti ko te rohe matua o te upokoo te ika mai i te whanganui a tara, tae noa ki otaki. The tribe is organised into six geographical and administrative divisions. Oriental bay by alexander bryan ab in this presentation youll find out. Whakapapa ai te iwi o rangitane i a whatonga, te kaihautu o te waka a kurahaupo.
Te whanganui a tara is a maori name for wellington, the capital city of new zealand. This dictionary comprises a selection of modern and everyday language that will be extremely useful for learners of the maori language. Ngai tahu whanau residing in poneke becoming active and creating whanauatanga in the poneke rohe. The history of te whanganuiatara wellington project waitangi. Kupe did return safely to his whanau at te whanganui a tara after successfully defeating te wheke o muturangi. Report on the wellington district external link 2003.
The book te aka maorienglish, englishmaori dictionary and index by john c moorfield. Welcome to all kura and their whanau who have converged on otaki today for the regional secondary schools kapa haka competition for the wellington region. Ngati ira were displaced from te whanganui a tara by iwi from taranaki. Ngai tahu ki te whanganuiatara public group facebook. Wairoa, te whanganui aorotu, heretaunga, tamatea, tamakinuia rua and wairarapa. Ngake and whataitai had a great life in their special lake. Kylie sturgess is the host of the token skeptic podcast and regularly writes editorial for numerous publications and the token skeptic blog. Te whanganui aorotu report on remedies external link 1998. The most notable is te whanganuiatara the great harbour of tara, which refers to wellington harbour and environs. Poneke is a transliteration of port nick, short for port nicholson, the citys central marae, the community supporting it and its kapa haka have the pseudotribal name of ngati poneke. I takea mai te ingoa o te iwi i te mokopuna a whatonga, a rangitane. The orthodox history of te whanganui a tara has it that by the seventeenth century ngati kahungunu became the all conquering sole occupiers of the territories from te mahia to te whanganui a tara by expelling the original tangata whenua inhabitants.
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