He tao na Aitua, e kore. Both Ngti Nua and Ngai Tne are By running away Tawhata saved himself. WebMo konei te kupu nei, Waikato Taniwha-rau! 53. 1year, 7months. Partners, friends and whnau/family are also supported at this time. spittal. captured people and ate them. work. Ma whero, ma pango, ka oti te mahi. There is a famous rock art shelter at pihi, in South Canterbury, which features a representation of a taniwha, and a lair called Te Roto Horua on the banks of the Wairoa River near Bethlehem. . 58. Nga mate i Kawerau me tangi mai i Koohi. In a story that first appeared in Heritage New Zealands quarterly magazine, Kennedy Warne meets the man who nominated the site and asks if taniwha should be recognised as a force for environmental awakening. Ngai Tne ngau ptahi. desperate. He mahi na Uetaha e hokia. (Midst war's alarms, the cry is for Paeko! anywhereApplied to a plain wire. Are preserved pigeons the chief food? N te Tiriti Te tino, tino rangatiratanga O o ratou whenua Tino, tino rangatiratanga O ratou kainga Tino rangatiratanga Me o ratou taonga katoa Raupatu Rangiriri Raupatu Pukehinahina Raupatu Taurangaika (The starry hosts of heaven abide there for ever, immutable; Tuhoe moumou tangata ki te Po. In 2009 the Guardians Establishment Committee finalised its Vision and Strategy for the Waikato River. Kua ta haere, muri tata kino. Piko (stylized PIKO, pronounced "peek-oh") is a German model train brand in Europe that also exports to the United States and other parts of the world. Te Aka Toi is a Kaupapa Mori Mental Health service who provides specialist care for adults, 18 years and over, from all cultures and backgrounds who experience severe mental health concerns. ferocity. Military fame is fleeting; the soldier's calling is a precarious life: He toa taua, he toa pahekeheke; Waikato-Tainui treat the river with reverence, respect and love. Tainui waka e ngunguru nei! The mother fashioneth (the daughter) but the moko fashioneth page 132. characteristics vary according to different tribal Having said that we were lucky to complete programming up to 15 March in 2022 prior to restrictions locking things down. WebHe piko, he taniwha: In the Waikato, their signature whakatauki He piko, he taniwha, he piko, he taniwha - and its translation At every bend, is a leader represents the When there is fighting to do Paeko is called, but when there The hosts of men upon this earth pass away into oblivion.). He taonga tonu te wareware. A huge contrast of what I saw a few weeks ago He piko, he taniwha, he piko, he taniwha At every bend, is a leader This whakatauki represents the connection between the people of Waikato and The trusting Ureia agreed. 108. Today we tend to think of kaitiaki as people, but there is no reason to restrict natures voice to human advocates. One of these is Waikato taniwha rau, he piko he taniwha or Waikato of a hundred chiefs, at every bend a chief. The flying-fish that cuts across the bow of the canoe.- (Waikato of a hundred water-monsters, i.e., chiefsa reference to the strength and importance of the tribes of the district.) The Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers' Rights provides the following 10 rights: Right 1: The right to be treated with respect.Right 2: The right to freedom from discrimination, coercion, harassment, and exploitation.Right 3: The right to dignity and independence.Right 4: The right to services of an appropriate standard.Right 5: The right to effective communication.Right 6: The right to be fully informed.Right 7: The right to make an informed choice and give informed consent.Right 8: The right to support.Right 9: Rights in respect of teaching or research.Right 10: The right to complain. ), (A bird which has once escaped from the snare will not be caught again.). This degradation of the River and its catchment has severely compromised Waikato River Iwi in their ability to exercise kaitiakitanga or conduct their tikanga and kawa. There is a proverb from Waikato: Waikato taniwha rau, he piko he taniwha. He urunga tangata he urunga phekeheke, he urunga oneone, solitary. 52. GovernanceThe organisation is a charitable entity, with 7 board members whose backgrounds and skills cover clinicians, social work, legal, and accounting skills and experience. were seen as part of the natural environment. Hh uri, hh tea. This rocky nubbin, visible only at low tide, is all that is left of a much larger feature that has been progressively obliterated in the past 75 years first by the creation of a boat harbour in the 1940s, then by the southern approach to the harbour bridge in the 1950s. 101. They hid in Ruia taitea kia t ko taikaka anake. We welcome submissions or inquiries to:editor@e-tangata.co.nz. We provide specialist maternal mental health services to mothers who experience moderate to severe mental health problems during their pregnancy and following birth (postnatal period). Na te Reo Ingarihi e mrama ai te tino tikanga o nga whakatauki. But Ureia was essentially a benign guardian, not one of the terrifying monsters that most taniwha are considered to be. To what extent is it possible to shift 38. 44. He kokonga whare e kitea, he kokonga ngkau e kore e kitea. The Guardians Establishment Committees Vision and Strategy incorporates the objectives sought by Waikato-Tainui and other objectives that reflect the interests of Waikato River Iwi and of all New Zealanders. They are used to reference specific ideas in Whaikorero or speeches and are largely common in myths Take kanga, whakapiri ngahuru. Mental Health Services in the Greater Hamilton Area. Waikato of a hundred taniwha, every bend a taniwha. Te amorangi ki mua, te hpai ki muri. Where were you when the grey warbler sang? If there is little of food, let one eat it so that it can be Victoria University of Wellington Library, Publication details: Whitcombe and Tombs Limited, 1930, Christchurch, This text is the subject of: Victoria University of Wellington Library Catalogue, License: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 New Zealand Licence, Previous Section | Table of Contents | Up | Next Section, Maori literature, written and unwritten, abounds in proverbial sayings embodying the wisdom of the elders, and couched in language terse, forcible and often highly poetical. Please help us out by taking our poll. 11. Uttered by Mahara, tired of spell may be cast, walkers appeared to have bent legs. Nga paniwhaniwha ngau praho a Te Aotauru. page 137. come out of Galilee? 70. lairs known as rua taniwha, which could be deep pools, caves, Tukuna mai ki a au ki Hikurangi, ki te maunga e tauria ana Commercial re-use may be allowed on request. Heeni Hoterene shares her whakaaro on this well known whakatauk from Waikato Tainui and connects it to another whakatauk from her own iwi of Ngti Hine. Covid-19 has impacted our programming. 66. Waimahuru. Ka kata nga puriri o Taiamai. We work to support you, your family and your friends during times when problems like these become too much for you to manage on your own. Tawhiti. E te Arikinui, Te Atairangikaahu Queen, Te Atairangkaahu, Te mokopuna o te motu, te whaea o te whenua The grandchild of the region, the mother of the land, Moe mai i te poho o te tupuna whare, Mahinaarangi, Rest in peace in the bosom of the ancestral home, Mahinaarangi, I te whakaharahara o tou marae rongonui, Turangawaewae.In the magnificence of your well-known marae, Turangawaewae, Moe mai i raro i te mauri o te maungatapu o TaupiriRest in peace in the spirit of your sacred mountain, Taupiri, E hoe tou waka tapu i runga i tou awa, WaikatoGuide your sacred waka gracefully over the waters of Waikato, Waikato taniwharau, he piko he taniwha, he piko he taniwha Waikato of a hundred bends and on every bend a chief, Haere atu ra e te ariki i nga kapua e rere ki tua Farewell te Arikinui, on the clouds that speed you beyond, Mai nga tohu-a-Maori hei piata mai Bypassing the many symbols of Maoridom that shine upon your journey, Te whakamohio te huarahi tika, huarahi pai To ensure your journey is straight and true, Hei kawe nei tou tira ki tera wahi o tatouCarrying you to that everlasting place, Ki hawaiki nui, hawaiki roa, hawaiki pamamaoTo the big hawaiki, the long hawaiki, the hawaiki far away. Ko te whakatauki he Ka maunu te pangia o Taumrere. (The daring warrior's life is insecure; his is a slippery path; Ka p te ruha, ka hao te rangatahi. 64. e te huka. 62. The marae is disreputable when guests are not respected. He taonga tuku iho n ng tpuna. There are hundreds of such proverbs, tribal sayings, injunctions to industry, ironical allusions to vanity, display, laziness. Te Aotautu's biting snappers. Kia kino te tah kia t noa ai i te marae. In these instances, the word taniwha refers to powerful chiefs as well as to non-human entities. If splashing was seen on a sandbar offshore from the papakinga at Maramarahi, it was assumed to be Ureia thrashing the water with his tail, and was taken as a warning and portent of misfortune. This marked the formation of the Kingitanga movement. In 1769, when Captain Cook and his crew rowed their longboat up the Waihou River and around ruarangi P, they would have passed tantalisingly close to Ureias lair. 14. Their rohe stretches from Matakana (Island) in the south to Matakana in the north. 30. When the feast call comes, forgotten is Paeko!). E T, e T, te rangona hoki te reka o te kai. These taniwha represent a chief or person of tremendous influence. a sub-tribe name applied to the people of Matata. have passed on, such as this one for Te Haup, chief of the 65. logs. He maroro kokati ihu waka. If thats possible please post back, I love this website it's really helpful will us it again. 48. As the famous saying from the Waikato goes; He Piko, He Taniwha or, at every bend of the river lies a Taniwha. info@tehiku.co.nz page 135 N te awa ttou. Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu reigned for 40 years as the leader of the Mori King Movement, Te Kngitanga. We work to support you, your family and your friends during times when problems like these become too much for you to manage on your own. 17. However the passage of the New Zealand Settlements Act in 1863 authorised the confiscation of land (raupatu) belonging to any tribe who were judged to have rebelled against the British Queens authority. Over time, the human activities along the Waikato River and the increasingly intensive land uses through its catchments have degraded the Waikato River and reduced the relationships and aspirations of communities who identify with the Waikato River. Tr tana ake kai, tino kai tino makora. Comments will be reviewed prior to posting. We provide awhi and support to help you learn ways to cope with tough stuff that can make you feel low, worried, hurt and alone. It led to multigenerational enmity and bloodshed between Waikato and Maruthu tribes. 94. No, its water. 43. 2016 Victoria University of Wellington | Contact us | Conditions of use. like a bell. He puta taua ki te tne, he whnau tamariki ki te whine. He iti hpua wai ka h te manawa. They usually lived in There is a Toko Renata Te Taniwha Wai 100 The inference is about the value of applying effort to survive. WebDefinition of PIKO in the Definitions.net dictionary. Here we starve when there is abundance at Waiaua. Your email address will not be published. 98. Please help us out by taking our poll. He piko, he taniwha: In the Waikato, our signature whakatauki He piko, he taniwha, he piko, he taniwha - and its translation At every bend, is a leader WHAKATAUK - He Piko, He Taniwha Sept. 22, 2021, 12:45 p.m. WHAKATAUK Waikato-taniwha-rau He piko, he taniwha He piko, he taniwha. Some taniwha could change their shape, moving between While the forward look on, the modest have finished a A, he wai te kai. 55. Ar te rongo krero e pihi r i Tawhiti a Pawa, takoto noa To rest on human support is unreliable, to rest on God and the soldier is the nation's cry; 49. Look at Opou where Kaitoa (serve-you-right) lives. different forms. Information and translations of PIKO in the most comprehensive dictionary All text licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 New Zealand Licence unless otherwise stated. Te Arawa loud-mouthed. You'll be given a team who will help you recognise the things you are good at doing and how you can use these strengths to grow. WebWaikato taniwha rau, he piko he taniwha, he piko he taniwha. He whine, he whenua, ka ngaro te tangata. Rihari Dargarville shares his whakaaro on this well known whakatauk from Waikato Tainui. Kahikatea (whitepine). Strike at distance, leave alone the casual way-farer so that While the land remains the inhabitants are goneThe deserted Through the Treaty Settlement process between Waikato-Tainui and the Crown the Guardians Establishment Committee was formed with the support of other Waikato River Iwi. Our weekly Aloha Authentic segment highlights various streets around the islands so we can dig into the name and in turn, learn more about Hawaii and our native We believe that it is our responsibility to look after [the river] for future generations.). He kai iti ma tangata kotahi e kai kia rangona ai te reka. Thank you for reading E-Tangata. 24. You can support E-Tangatas kaupapa by contributing through PressPatron. Considered a bad omen. Operations Management and Infrastructure Support out-purchased via Service Level Agreement from Ngaakau Tapatahi Trust Board. the completion of the work. My mouth which is always satisfied at Maiatiti, rough though Tane moe whare, kurua te takataka. You can contact us yourself, or a whanau family member or someone else such as a friend can do this for you. Patua i tahatu o te rangi, waiho tangata haere w, kia (Seek you the little treasure of your heart; If you bow your head, let it be to a lofty mountain.), Victoria University of Wellington Library Catalogue, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 New Zealand Licence, Autobiography; Biography; Journals; Correspondence. My heroism is not individual, it is collective. Dave said a karakia, as befits a visit to a whi tapu, then we sat in the sun on one of the benches that have been placed along the Curran Street esplanade. 3. We provide support to people experiencing a first episode of psychosis, aged 13-33 years old. Rangitiki is in the spring, the time for planting. E whakapono ana mtou ko t mtou, he tiaki i taua tonga m ng uri whakatupu. We'd like to know how Northlanders will vote in the 2020 elections. 1year, 7months, Kuia Hhana Pirini shares her mtauranga around reading the signs of our taiao. But before he left he stood forth, spear in hand, and hurled this alliterative reproof at his hosts: Karanga riri, karanga kia Paeko! With the arrival of European settlers in the 1840s and 1850s the Waikato River was the main access route inland for traders and missionaries. Not only is there a responsibility to protect the river, but the river looks after the people. Children who break the calabash. finished it would surely be. 15. or dangerous waterways areas that people avoided. backnot to be confused with Mhia Peninsula. Rongomaitapui Hall is incorrect, (Crow) not the so-called bell-bird that sings The term is According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Piko is ranked #143149 in terms of the most common surnames in America.The Piko surname appeared 116 times in the 2010 census and if you were to sample 100,000 people in the United States, approximately 0 would have the surname Piko.61.2% or 71 total occurrences were White.31.9% or 37 total occurrences were Asian. E mua kaikai, e muri kai huare. your own, you can eat as much as you like. Don't count your chickens before they hatch. So they alone were spared when Haurakis utu burned across the land between the Waikato and as far north as Mangawhai. Go, anywhere you likeGo to hell. His friends never failed to send for him when they became involved in a dispute that necessitated the use of club and spear. If you support our kaupapa and want to see us continue, please consider making a one-off donation or contributing $5 or $10 a month. Meet the NZHistory team. human heart. He piko he taniwha, he piko he taniwha! 63. Haere tua ki Waiapu, ki tatara e maru ana. For some this refers to the many taniwha of the Waikato River, while for others it is about the many important chiefs of the area. Ma WebWhen Hone Toia, the chief of the Mahurehure hapu, of Waima, Hokianga, organised his little rebellion against obnoxious pakeha authority in 1898, he replied in the words of the This fine sentiment is my favourite out of a long list of whakatauki I have collected: Whaia e koe te iti kahurangi; On 15 August 2006 came the sad news that she had passed away. 16. He kupu na te tangata e haere ana ki te riri. After the land wars, European settlers cleared and developed the land. A praho is the twine that holds the bait in the hinaki and toemi. You may detect a flaw in a house, you cannot a flaw in the 97. page 138. The European settlement of Hamilton, which had long been the Maaori settlement of Kirikiriroa, was formally established on 24 August 1864, when Captain William Steele came off the gunboat Rangiriri and established the first military redoubt. River. But it was a trap. WebWhakatauk are proverbs that the person who first said it first, is not known. Apaia nei he poroporo e hinga mai akuanei pea he poroporo e (Seek you the little treasure of your heart; Not all comments posted. or less rough. Would you always scrape me? When the canoe arrived at Kwhia, 094083944 This proverb was quoted very appositely by the Kingite warrior chief Whitiora te Kumete, of Kawhia, when he and his fellow-prisoners of war, after escaping from Kawau Island to the mainland near Mahurangi in 1864, were visited by a Government agent and urged to return to their isle of captivity: He manu ka motu i te mahanga e kore e taea te whai. (At every river-bend a chief.) Te Kaihoki i Waiaua r. tamariki. Nga mate i Koohi me tangi mai i Kawerau. Generous host that he was, Ureia conducted Haumia on a E mate ana i a au, e ora ana i a Te Waranga. A whakataukassociated with Waikatos tpunaawa is well known: Waikato taniwha rau; he piko, he taniwha, he piko, he taniwha. Sir Robert Mahuta summarised the Waikato-Tainui view of the river best when he said: N ttou te awa. For instance, when Kupe left his son Tuputupuwhenua to be a guardian for Hokianga at Te Puna o te Ao Mrama, the spring of the world of light, he became a taniwha who could swim along underground channels between Hokianga and the Bay of Islands. See Pine Tuhaka's article. 110. 1 Melba Street, Level 2, Kaitaia 0410 1. 95. Webwaik a tote awa | 28.3K views. Taniwha have In the Waikato, our signature whakatauki He piko, he taniwha, he piko, he taniwha - and its translation - At every bend, is a leader represents the correlation between people and resource and the ceaseless, perpetual connection between the Waikato people and our river. Though supernatural, in the Mori world view they Haere ki ww ki ww. WebNa reira: Waikato taniwha rau, he piko he taniwha, he piko he taniwha - Waikato of a hundred taniwha, on every bend a taniwha attributes the power and prestige of the Waikato tribes to that of the river. WebA well-known saying about the Waikato River uses taniwha (mythical water spirits) as a metaphor for chiefs: Waikato taniwha rau, He piko he taniwha, he piko he taniwha. But we're a small team and not-for-profit, so we need the support of our readers to keep going. Uttered by Aotaki. Ka whanga te kai ki tua o Toka 0rurunga. 36. Mate i te tamaiti he auru kowhao, mate i te matua he (The starry hosts of heaven abide there for ever, immutable; The hosts of men upon this earth pass away into oblivion.). Join us as we share in krero of Prkau from our Tainui rohe Pkenga. Waikato taniwha rau: he piko, he taniwha, he piko he I hea koe i te tangihanga o te riroriro? When you use a health or disability service in New Zealand, you have the protection of a Code of Rights. 8. In later years, they alone, of all of Waihuaspeople, sought to atone for their wrongdoing. But, remarkably, vengeance was not taken on the MngereWaihuawho were directly responsible for slaying Ureia. The same is said of Ngpuhi: Ngpuhitaniwha rau. takerehaio. By red and black a job is finishedMany hands make light We'll connect you with other community services, as appropriate. haere na, kia rongo ai i te krero. Ka mate kinga tahi ka ora kinga rua. mau tonu. The Waikato River and its region has been populated for at least the past 700 to 800 years. 82. We dont like to think so, he replied. We understood him to take the form of a sea mammal, Dave said. He atua rere te atua, mahue rarau Hapopo. Waikato-Tainui have many pepeha or sayings that acknowledge the connection between the river and the people. It's an overnight boast off Blow-hard. Makere te weka, i te mahanga, e hoki an? To catch fish you must place your basket in the water. STANDS4 LLC, 2023. 094083944 Totohu ahiahi, whakarere harata. He wai tarua. So was that the end of Ureia? I asked Dave. Ka tot te puna i Taumrere ka mimiti te puna i Hokianga. Mutually satisfied. The iwi refers to te mana o te awa the spiritual authority, protective power and prestige of the river. (Photo: Kennedy Warne). Physically, this takes the form of resources such as kai (food) normally eels and fish and textiles such as harakeke and kiekie. The cave of the Kaiwhare, near the Manukau bar, became a byword for death, encapsulated in the proverb: Ka tuwhera kau mai te rua o Kaiwhare. We'll also connect you, your whnau/family and supports/friends with other community services, as appropriate. meal. Ki tahi, ko te whakatauk bridle track once lay and Waimahuru is the pretty little bay directly below And since Ureias hospitality is legendary, I cannot think of a better representative for a city: a magnanimous host, proud of his domain and eager to share it with others. it.Once bitten twice shy. Taumrere a small river or possibly the Bay of Islands also. Taniwha are supernatural creatures whose forms and 22. He kino te tokomaha ki te kainga a kai, tn kia t ki te Kaore ia i hoki mai, i mate ki Wharekura. 7. We have added a section of What does PIKO mean? Let us go to Waiapu, the sheltering cape. The reference is To lose a child is a leakage, but to lose the parent is the He prera apu paru. A well-known saying about the Waikato River uses taniwha as a metaphor for chiefs: Waikato taniwha rau, he piko he taniwha, he piko he taniwha. He aha ta te rora? This site is produced by the Research and Publishing Group of the New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage, Manat Taonga. The white heron that makes one flight onlySaid of a chief. toka Whangaroako Kanohi tr, ko Takore he toka kei Te Kahako Tamahae tr. A shaft can be warded off Ngati-Tuwharetoa veterans at Tokaanu, Lake Taupo, parading for peruperu (war-dance). "PIKO." Let him come to me, to Hikurangi, the mountain covered with 85. The river provided physical and spiritual sustenance for large populations of Maaori living He is referred to in some stories as a mkai, a pet, for he was held in affectionate regard by Maruthu people an upholder and protector of their mana, but also a beloved and pampered mascot. Our tupuna awa is part of our life as our tupuna awa is the main blood vein of Waikato-Tainui, which encompasses all lakes, tributaries, puna and groundwater flows. hap (sub-tribes). Paeko e karangatia. E wha nga waahanga kei roto i te marautanga GMAT katoa, ka arotakehia e matou ia waahanga, tona hanganga whakamatautau, me nga tohutohu mo te angitu i roto i tenei tuhinga. Ma te tino mohio me te whai kiko o te marautanga GMAT me te wehenga tauira Why would New Zealanders want to acknowledge and actually celebrate the existence of a category of being viewed by the majority culture as a relic of native superstition? Taranaki waewae kakoko. 76. (A bird which has once escaped from the snare will not be caught again.). Others refer to them as dragons many taniwha looked like In the 1970s economic recession, changing markets and automated production of industries meant less employment in the coal and timber industries. hinga atu. During this time farming subsidies were removed and, as a result, farming had to become more effiicient which meant more intensive use was made of the land with increased stocking rates and more application of fertilisers. always led the Israelites. This would happen through rhui (prohibition), for example, banning the collection of kai after there has been a drowning in the river. 68. It may be a poroporo that will fall homewards but it may be Taniwha possess a mind-focusing potency that conventional resource management lacks. E toru me te hawhe haora te roa o tenei whakamatautau, a, he 800-piro te teitei. Whakatauk (proverbs) are very important within Mori culture. Hi Brooke, it was first published in 2006 and was written by Martin Wikaira. The Waikato River is very important to Waikato-Tainui because the history of the people is interconnected with the river. Tell me more Hey there, just working on the last part of my work and are doing the bibliograghy and need to know when this was published and who wrote it? There are plain-spoken proverbs in praise of industry, and holding laziness up to opprobrium; such as this specimen of housewives' wisdom: Tane rou kakahi, aitia te ure; A one of Thoe who will cause the underworld to laugh. nga whakatauki ka mrama he iwi mtau o ttou tpuna. (The thrust of a spear shaft may be parried, That of Death never.), (The husband who is diligent in using the dredging net for shellfish, love him well; As for the lazy fellow who sleeps away the hours in the house, punch his head.), (A wood-pigeon when he's at home, a noisy parrot when he's on his travels.). (A wood-pigeon when he's at home, a noisy parrot when he's on his travels.). WebWaikato Taniwharau, he piko he taniwha Waikato of many chiefs, at every turn a chief Follow your dreams, if you do not succeed don't let be because you did not try Whia te iti WebThe Waikato River and its region has been populated for at least the past 700 to 800 years. monsters would inevitably be killed and the women returned to Takuahiroa near Tolaga Bay. It is likened to the blood running through our bodies and is seen as being part of the bloodline of the people. Waikato-Tainui have many pepeha or sayings that acknowledge the connection between the river and the people. 2016 Victoria University of Wellington | Contact us | Conditions of use, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 New Zealand Licence, Autobiography; Biography; Journals; Correspondence. Curious Minds is a Government initiative jointly led by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, the Ministry of Education and the Office of the Prime Ministers Chief Science Advisor. WebHe tangata takahi manuhiri, he marae puehu A person who mistreats his guest has a dusty Marae (Meeting house) Someone who disregards his visitors will soon find he has no Mehemea ki te ta whakamramatia nga tini kupu, pepeha, A well-known tribal proverb about the Waikato tribes refers to the taniwha (mythical water spirit) dwelling in the river. We now have a river (Whanganui) and a former national park (Te Urewera) that are recognised as legal persons with a legal voice, and soon there will be a mountain (Taranaki) with that same recognition. Ngaro atu he ttkura, whakaeke mai he ttkura. He kura pae na Mahina. mahi ka aha hoki? WebTaniwha were also a symbol for great chiefs.
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