PRIVATE A. K. ROTOHIKO. Private Amahia Kingi Rotohiko, -a member of the Maori contingent, who was wounded at the Dardanelles, was the son of Rotohiko Haupapa and grandson of Hori Haupapa, of Rotorua, two leading chiefs of the Ngatiwhakane tribe, who fought in the Maori war and received medals in recognition of their loyalty to the Government. Amahia' Kingi Rotohiko was born at Rotorua, and was educated first at the Rotorua public school and then at St. Stephen's College, Parnell. The wounded soldier followed the tailoring trade. He was a member of the Rotorua Town Board, and a member of Bennett's Maori Choir and St. Michael's Church Choir. He was a well-known footballer, and represented Rotorua in the League game. Haupapa's half-brother, Reke Rukingi Rogers, went to the front with the main Expeditionary Force, and was wounded at Gaba Tepe Public - Lorraine M - Researcher - 23 February 2016 - New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16012, 2 September 1915, Page 9