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    6 November 1860 Mahoetahi (6 November 1860) AWMM
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    Killed in Action, Cause of Death AWMM

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  • Timoti, of Ngatimahuta is named in the 'Journal of Events' published in The Taranaki Herald of 10 November 1860. The paper reports the new information as "the following chiefs were also among the slain on Tuesday, and that several natives died after getting near to, and at Huirangi'. He is an additional named casualty and is not mentioned in other publications.

    The Taranaki Herald 10 November 1860. Grayling, W.I. 1862. The War in Taranaki, During the Years 1860–61. New Plymouth, G.W. Woon. Cowan, J. 1922–23 The New Zealand Wars (2 vols). Wellington, Government Printer. Prickett, Nigel. 1994. Pakeha and Maori fortifications of the First Taranaki War, 1860–61. Records of the Auckland Institute and Museum 31: 1-87. Belich, J. 1986. The New Zealand Wars: and the Victorian interpretation of racial conflict. Auckland, Auckland University Press. Alington, M.H. 1988. Goodly Stones and Timbers. New Plymouth, St Mary’s Church. AWMM
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    6 November 1860 Prickett, (2005).
    Mahoetahi, Taranaki Prickett, (2005).
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    Unmarked grave, West of Cameron Road, Gate Pa, Tauranga, New Zealand AWMM
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    Mahoetahi Cross, Mahoetahi, Junction SHW 3/3A, Taranaki, New Zealand AWMM

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    • Prickett, N. (2005). Maori Casualties of the First Taranaki War, 1860-61. Records of the Auckland Museum 42: 81-124. AWMM
    • Daily Southern Cross AWMM
      [Gate Pa Maori casualty list]. (1864, 5 May). The Daily Southern Cross. AWMM
    • British Parliamentary Papers (GBPP) AWMM
      Smith, T. (1864). List of Casualties on the Side of the Native Insurgents at the Attack on Pukehinahina on the 29th April 1864. British Parliamentary Papers (GBPP), [3386], XLI, 63-64. AWMM
    • Smith, T.H. "Inclosure I. List of casualties on the side of the Native Insurgents at the attack on Pukehinahina on the 29th April 1864" in Smith to Colonial Secretary, Auckland 3 May 1864. The National Archives (London) CO 209/180. AWMM
    • Belich, J. (1986). The New Zealand Wars and the Victorian interpretation of racial conflict. Auckland, N.Z.: Auckland University Press. AWMM

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