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(1350), is credited the honour of giving names to the various places along this coast, as embodied in a very old song, a translation of part of which is as follows:— then hau, taking soil of the land in one hand, together with the staff of turo (went forth on his journey giving names).
Ka huri te ara o tamatea ki te raki, ka tae ki kaiapohia, e tata ana ki ōtautahi. Ae mārika, ka tuku ahi te maunga rā, kia karia te awa o whanganui me te moana o raukawa, tae atu ki kaiapohia.
And the karoro, with its long and melancholy cry, is also mentioned in their legends, as causing them, the old maoris of ancient. Days, to lament when they heard it;* it was the hearing the melancholy wailing of the karoro flying in the upper rangitikei river, that caused the chief kahungunu to burst out into his passionate lament.
The escape of the maori princess te wai pounamu from the port hills encases the pioneering lives of the pashby family near the erstwhile site of the nest of whale-eaters': the magnificent pa of kaiapohia just north of the city. Karoro is the spiritual medium of the tohunga-makutu of the pa; an intelligent aristocrat, seer, priest and wizard.
Three years later, he became the first maori to win a nuffield fellowship, which enabled him to study at edinburgh university. While in the united kingdom, dr winiata was associated with the production of the film “the seekers”, from the late john guthrie's novel.
Awe kotuku awe kumu a canoe that was left behind when the fleet sailed for new zealand.
The objects of the whare wananga were to preserve all desirable knowledge, and to hand it down without any change by interpolation, omission, or deterioration. The ideal was a highly pitched one for a scriptless folk; it called for ceaseless care and vigilance on the part of the higher grade of tohunga.
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May 22, 2011 the evil tohunga makutu, puarata, is dead; his former underlings are seeking te iho (the heart), puarata's secret powerbase.
Mākutu in the māori language of new zealand means witchcraft, sorcery, to bewitch; and see also[edit].
British authorities powerless to enforce british law authorizing trials of british subjects involved in criminal activities in foreign countries. 1831–1832 massacres of ngai tahu iwi at takahanga pa (kaikoura), kaiapohia pa (kaiapoi), and onawe pa (akaroa) by ngati toa iwi led by te rauparaha.
Ka werohia e te tohunga te kaha o tana atua, ko te weka te ingoa, ki taua whanake. Mehemea ki te maroke ka hinga a te arawa; ki te kore e maroke ka hinga te hoariri. Ka maroke kotahi ano te rau i makere iho, tu ora tonu te tinana o te rakau. Ka ki te tohunga, “kahore he pai o to hoa, kai roto i to ringa.
Full text of ko nga mahinga a nga tupuna maori he mea kohikohi mai this is a digital copy of a book that was preserved for generations on library shelves before it was carefully scanned by google as part of a project to make the worlds books discoverable online.
In the quaint language of an old tohunga we are told: in the days of the ancient times the descendants of those who came in the tainui made war on the people who had occupied the interior of waikato. These people were called te upoko-tioa, and were the people who had occupied the land long before the tainui arrived at kawhia.
The taranaki creek drains the tairutu lagoon at old kaiapohia and houhou-pounamu is the deep part of the lagoon. The swamp lands lying along the coast near kaiapohia were near woodend tutae patu and by kairaki ngawhari. The north branch of the styx river is nga-putahi and the south branch is taowhaka-puru.
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1 macdonald mcdonnell mcdonnell mcdonnell years (1882-87) overseer of the ngatapa station, company's ships in the red sea, where he made 1846 for compensation. He died on 13 sep' at te puia and defeating them in the waimana and later manager of other large runs.
Tohunga: a priest, a wise man with healing powers tokotoko: a ceremonial carved maori walking stick tomo: a shaft formed by the action of water on volcanic or limestone rock totara: a new zealand timber tree, with reddish wood: mahogany pine tuatara: a primitive reptile found in new zealand tuatera: a primitive reptile found in new zealand tuatua.
General whakataukī like the sound of a basket of refuse shells being ahaha! me te kete kainga e riringi ana thrown down a cliff (an allusion to a mode of ki te pari disposing of all refuse when occupying cliff perched forts) ahakoa he iti te matakahi, ka pakaru i although the wedge is small, by it the totara tree will a ia te totara be shattered.
There was an old maori priest, or tohunga, who went to the ngai-tahu tribe in order to remove the evils affecting that people, that is he went to te umu-kaha1 (which the white people call te muka).
The tohunga was an important person in the life of a maori community. The ariki-tohunga (high priest) was still greater, and exercised almost unlimited power. In taranaki, in particular, there were schools of the “higher learning” called whare-kura which were built by priestly hands.
The research method took the form of a cyclical dialogue that explored understanding from the oral tradition through korero with waka tohunga, in conjunction with analysis of historic hulls, images (moving and still) and text.
Tukaki of te kaha and iwirakau of waiapu hearing of the arts established and flourishing at uawa (tolaga bay) and desiring to acquire the knowledge, brought the cloak as a present to the tohunga. The knowledge of carving, alluded to in the song by the mention of the two most difficult features.
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