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The story of Te Waharoa : a chapter in early New Zealand history, together with sketches of ancient Maori life and history

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  • Ingoa Kē

    Story of Te Waharoa and Sketches of ancient Maori life and history (Alternate title)

  • Kupu whakaahua

    "Outline of events in the life of the Ngatihaua chief Te Waharoa with emphasis on the missionary period. In three parts, the first, tribal conflicts to the early 1830s in Thames and the Bay of Plenty, the visit in 1828 of Hy. Williams, Hamlin and Davis; Part II, the establishment of the C.M.S.

    at Puriri and the nature of Maori Christianity; Part III, the attack by Waharoa on the Ngatiwhakaue of Rotorua after assaults on Maketu and Te Tumu in the Bay of Plenty, narrow escape of missionaries, the horrors of inter-tribal fighting, etc."--Bagnall.

  • Wāhi
    Christchurch, New Zealand London, England, United Kingdom Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
  • Tohu Tuakiri Kē

    DU418 WIL (Library of Congress Call Number)

    5327 (Cat ID)

    C 4182 (DBTextworks system ID)

    48062 (Presto content ID)

  • Wāhanga

    Publications

Mātātuhi me ngā tuhinga

Rārangi

  • Momo Taonga

    book

  • Ingoa/Taitara
    The story of Te Waharoa : a chapter in early New Zealand history, together with sketches of ancient Maori life and history
  • Ingoa Kē

    Story of Te Waharoa and Sketches of ancient Maori life and history (Alternate title)

  • Kaiwaihanga Matua

     Judge John Wilson (Author)

  • Kaituku Kōrero/Kaiwhakaputa
    Whitcombe & Tombs
  • Wāhi
    Christchurch, New Zealand London, England, United Kingdom Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
  • Rā
    1907
  • Whakaahuatanga ā-Kiko

    xv, 255 pages, 19 unnumbered leaves of plates : illustrations, portraits ; 20 cm.

  • Reo
    English
  • Kohinga
    Goodwin Collection Johannes C. Andersen Collection
  • Taumata o te Mauhanga o Nāianei
    Bib record
  • Ahanoa Mema

    5 ngā tūemi kei tēnei kohinga. Tirohia ngā tūemi katoa.

  • Ngā Tuhipoka Ahanoa Hāngai
    MS-2002-38 Jack William Goodwin - papers
  • Huinga Kaupapa

    Te Waharoa, 1776-1838

    Maori (New Zealand people)--Biography

    Maori (New Zealand people)--Wars

  • Ngā Taipitopito Tātai Takenga
    Copy 089443 has "Sam Kronfeld" handwritten in ink on the inside front board. Also "E.G.B. Moss, Parnell, 1914" handwritten in ink on the title page.
    Copy 128197 accompanied by newspaper item.
    Copy 25650 stamped with "H. McIntyre" on the front endpaper. Also has "Johannes C Andersen" handwritten on the title page.
  • Kōrero o Roto
    The story of Te Waharoa. Part I -- Part II -- Part III. -- Sketches of ancient Maori life and history. The Maui Maori nation -- The Hawaiki Maori immigration -- Ngaeterangi of Tauranga -- The Ngatipukenga tribe -- The Ngatirewharo tribe -- The war of Ngatipukeko of Mataatua with Ngati Manawa of Te Arawa -- A Maori duel -- Another Maori duel -- Maori communism -- The Tuwhakairiora tribe -- The Hawaiki Maori immigration (supplementary chapter).
  • Kuputuhi e Wātea Tūmatanui ana

    [Keywords: Ngati Haua (New Zealand people)--Biography; Ngati Haua (New Zealand people)--History]

    Includes photographs of sketches and paintings of Judge Wilson, Te Rauparaha, upper part of Whangaroa, shewing where the "Boyd" drifted after taking fire, residence of Colonel Wakefield, principal agent of the New Zealand Company, Wellington ; Captain William Hobson, R.N. first Governor of New Zealand, Sir George Grey, Bishop Selwyn, Judge Maning (a famous "Pakeha Maori"), Kororareka Beach, Bay of Islands in 1836 ; Reverend Henry Williams (afterwards Archdeacon of Waimate) page 224 and Waka Nene page 228. Partially indexed in the Maori Personal Names Index. Copy Copy 25650 has annotations in the hand of Johannes C. Andersen.

  • Tuhipoka Hāngai

    https://archive.org/details/storyoftewaharoa00wilsiala

    https://teara.govt.nz/en/biographies/2w29/wilson-john-alexander

    Available to read online via Internet Archive (accessed 15/12/2016)

  • "John Alexander Wilson was born probably on 21 April 1829 at CondΘ-sur-Noireau, Calvados, France, the eldest son of John Alexander Wilson, a naval officer, and his first wife, Anne Catherine Hawker. In 1832 his father was accepted as a lay preacher with the Church Missionary Society. The family sailed from London on 21 September 1832 on the convict ship Camden to Port Jackson, New South Wales, Australia. They continued on the Byron to the Bay of Islands, New Zealand, arriving on 11 April 1833. Anne Wilson died at Te Papa mission station, Tauranga, on 23 November 1838, leaving her four young sons to be brought up by their father."--Te Ara, see link in this record for a fuller biography.
  • Momo Kohinga
    Reading Room
    Reserve Collection
  • Manatārua
    All rights reserved
  • Whakahounga o Mua
    19 Dec 2023
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