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HAWHE MATAU I ROTO I PETONE NIU TIRENI

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After many generations of discussion, correspondence, exchange, negotiation and
finally legal action, the grievances of our people were finally acknowledged
with both an apology and gesture of compensation offered by the Crown in This
resulted in the Ngāi Tahu Settlement Act in which the Arowhenua people were
acknowledged legislatively as being represented by Te Rūnanga o Arowhenua. An
Anglican Church built entirely by the local Arowhenua community, was opened in
by the Reverend Canon J. After a number of years the building required replacing
and although it was documented there was some opposition from local followers of
the Ratana faith, eventually it was agreed upon to rebuild on the basis that the
facility would also be available for use by faith groups other than the Anglican
followers.


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The new church building was opened in and is a unique feature within the
Arowhenua community and wider region. The Ratana faith has also held a presence
in the Arowhenua community for many years.



 * ;
 * Te Hapa o Niu Tireni and Te Kerēme.
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In a foundation stone was laid for a Ratana Memorial Archway by MP E. In the
carved Oamaru stone archway was unveiled with known symbols of the Ratana faith
and Māori design incorporated in. an impressive dedication to those lost in the
First World War. At a later stage dedications to those lost in the Second World
War were added and an annual dawn ceremony is held on ANZAC day. Te Hapa o Niu
Tireni is a precious building of living history that embodies a specific time
period in the formation of our country.

While containing the stories and memories of many generations of
hapū, community, and the nation it also strongly reflects the Treaty process.
The century long process of negotiation and mitigation with the crownfor
breaches of Te Tiriti o Waitangi was founded in the South Island by the
establishment of Te Hapa o Niu Tireni, which is recognised in name and
reputation throughout the country. Te Hapa o Niu Tireni is commonly translated
as The Broken Promises of the New Zealand Government, the Grievances of the
Crown, or Left out of New Zealand. For the Arowhenua people, this next phase of
development signifies a moving forward from grievance and a turning toward the
creation of a new future,.

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Main menu Women Womens Clothing. Main menu Women Womens Shoes. Main menu Women
Womens Accessories. Main menu Women Beauty. Te Hapa o Niu Tireni Mō tātou a
mō ka uri a muri ake nei — For us and our children after us  As increased
European se lement gathered momentum across the island, difficulties between
local Māori communities and Crown became increasingly frequent.

Anglican Holy Trinity Church Arowhenua  An Anglican Church built entirely by the
local Arowhenua community, was opened in by the Reverend Canon J. Te Komaka -
Ratana War Memorial Archway  The Ratana faith has also held a presence in the
Arowhenua community for many years. In the carved Oamaru stone archway was
unveiled with known symbols of the Ratana faith and Māori design incorporated
in  an impressive dedication to those lost in the First World War.

Regional and National Significance. Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Te Kereme  Te Hapa o
Niu Tireni is a precious building of living history that embodies a specific
time period in the formation of our country.

Mihimihi TE REO MAORI E ka wheturakitia ka noho i te korowai o Rakinui e whiti
mai nei E whiti mai i Tawhiti Nuku tae noa ki te ao Hurihuri nei Huri ake noa ki
a tatou oraka kei ruka i Te Heke o Arowhenua ki te huarahi ka hapaitia a tatou
mana i te ao hurihuri nei No reira Tena koutou, tena ra koutou katoa. MIHIMIHI
TE REO Pakeha From Aoraki at the main divide, turn to the significant river of
Waitaki, and journey to the ancient se lement of Waiateruati.

By foot go forth to arrive at the whare, Te Hapa o Niu Tireni standing here
before us. Behold the essence of life. We greet all of you, all of you who are
with us.

Whakatauki Mai i te Pō ki te Whaiao ki Te Ao Mārama, ka rere te manu ki te
taumata o Aoraki, ka rere te wairua o te whenua, ka rere te wairua o te tangata
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Niu Tireni definición: an independent country within the Commonwealth, occupying
two main islands (the North | Significado, pronunciación, traducciones y It
hasn't really. Maori never had a name for the whole country. It was a lie
invented by one Percival Smith in the 19th Century. He made up a number of them
and

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PA HOOKUP TATA MATAMATA NIU TIRENI

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Te Hapa o Niu Tireni is a precious building of living history that embodies a
specific time period in the formation of our country. While containing the
stories and memories of many generations of hapū, community, and the nation it
also strongly reflects the Treaty process. The century long process of
negotiation and mitigation with the crownfor breaches of Te Tiriti o Waitangi
was founded in the South Island by the establishment of Te Hapa o Niu Tireni,
which is recognised in name and reputation throughout the country. Te Hapa o Niu
Tireni is commonly translated as The Broken Promises of the New Zealand
Government, the Grievances of the Crown, or Left out of New Zealand.

For the Arowhenua people, this next phase of development signifies a moving
forward from grievance and a turning toward the creation of a new future,. The
revitalisation and expansion of this special building will mark a new beginning,
whilst still remembering the past that Te Hapa o Niu Tireni represents.
Grievances and broken promises of nationhood will increasingly become a tale of
history and learning and less a way of life.

E ka wheturakitia ka noho i te korowai o Rakinui e whiti mai nei E whiti mai i
Tawhiti Nuku tae noa ki te ao Hurihuri nei Huri ake noa ki a tatou oraka kei
ruka i Te Heke o Arowhenua ki te huarahi ka hapaitia a tatou mana i te ao
hurihuri nei No reira Tena koutou, tena ra koutou katoa. From Aoraki at the main
divide, turn to the significant river of Waitaki, and journey to the ancient se
lement of Waiateruati.

Fly forth from Tarahaoa, to see thereafter Orakipaoa and the path travelled by
the chief Te Rehe. To those that have passed on forever resting in the sacred
cloak of the sky father Rakinui, shine down upon us. Glisten brightly from those
distant lands into this ever-changing world. Turning now to us, the living, on a
journey that will strengthen our integrity and position in this modern and
ever-changing world.

Mai i te Pō ki te Whaiao ki Te Ao Mārama, ka rere te manu ki te taumata o
Aoraki, ka rere te wairua o te whenua, ka rere te wairua o te tangata tae noa ki
Kāti Huirapa ki Arowhenua. Tīhei mauri ora. In addition, it may be
characterised by one or two phonological changes 11, 13 and possibly up to three
morphological changes 15, 18, We may conclude that both subgroups are reasonably
well established, though on re-examination the evidence for CE is considerably
weaker than has been suggested so far.

This provides at least a partial solution to the challenge posed by newer
theories of settlement, according to which eastern Polynesia was colonised late
and rapidly §1.


NIU TIRENI

Where possible we have tried to establish the total area of land alienation for
each settlement. This is not necessarily the same as the area of interest shown
on This was claimed in both He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Niu Tireni (
Declaration of Independence), signed in , and in Te Tiriti o Waitangi, the te

In these scenarios, there is not much time for EP and CE to develop in
isolation, so a small number of innovations for both groups is expected. The
evidence still suggests that there is a CE subgroup within EP. However, the
small number of innovations and a possibly shorter chronology call into question
the iden- tity of PCE: was there ever a community speaking PCE?

In other words, did all the CE innovations occur in a unified language, before
subgroups TA and MQ and individual languages started to diverge? Or did these
innovations spread over the PCE area through contact, possibly after the
protolanguage had started to diverge into different dialects? Walworth proposes
that innovations in Tahitic and Marquesic were not part of a unified
protolanguage but spread by diffusion through different speech communities.

The data above suggest that the same is true for PCE. This also means that the
first colonisers of Rapa Nui did not necessarily leave an EP homeland where PEP
was spoken as a unified language. If Rapa Nui was settled from southeast
Polynesia, as is the growing consensus §1. In other words, CE in- novations did
not necessarily predate the onset of differentiation between Tahitic and
Marquesic.

Moreover, there are strict metrical con- straints on phonological words.
Determiners and adposi- tions precede the noun; adjectives, possessives except
pronominal possessives and relative clauses follow the noun. There is a great
freedom of cross-categorial use of nouns and verbs, to the extent that the
existence of lexical nouns and verbs has been denied in some analyses of
Polynesian languages. These markers form a multi-category paradigm, indicating
either aspect, mood, subordination or negation. There is no agreement marking on
verbs, nor number marking on nouns.

These are not structurally differ- ent, but marked by a distinction between o
and a in the possessive preposition or pronoun. In this section, only
phonological and grammatical changes are listed; lexical changes are not
included. This development also took place independently in a number of CE
languages: Mangarevan, Hawaiian, Rapa, Raro- tongan. Enforcement of strict
metrical constraints, so that all word forms conform to a metrical scheme §2. A
large number of sporadic phonological changes, such as metathesis and vowel
shifts §2.


HOSPITALS IN ALABAMA - UNITED STATES - HOSPITALS IN THE UNITED STATES

Monophthongisation sometimes with shortening of a number of CVV particles §2. A
copying strategy for prepositions around locationals §3. Extension of the second
and third person dual pronouns to plurality §4. Loss of the neutral set of
possessive pronouns taku, tō, tana Wilson , cf.

Loss of possessive pronouns starting with na- and no-; their function was taken
over by Ø-forms see Footnote 9 on p. Development of definite numerals, formed by
reduplication §4. Development of certain sentential particles: deictic ꞌī and
ꞌai, intensifier rā, dubi- tative hō, asseverative ꞌō §4.


NIN TOMAS PHD - FACULTY OF LAW - THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND

Not a hair of their heads was singed, not even the smell of ftre was upon. In
Maori custom, the opposite is true. Rose Pere, a Tuhoe tohunga, says simply.
order to achieve this, whanaungatanga has pa hookup tata Matamata Niu Tireni own
set of attendant values and concepts. Her breast unbarred its prison gates To
let the Easter. Te whakakikokiko- tanga he wahi nui tonu i roto i te tauira a te
Atua mo te whenua me nga tangata kua rite mai he kai noho mo runga, a hei
huarahi atu e whakahaeretia ai te kikokikotanga. BIRTHS Mr. It is so long and so
heavy that I can't gel it. Ko a tatou mahi katoa i tera tau kua tuhituhia, kua
hiritia ake. Wi Pere Amaru The author expresses his appreciation to President
Cowley, Brother Kelly Harris and Sister Cowley far their helpful suggestions and
assistance in the prepara- tion of this article. The condition under pa hookup
tata Matamata Niu Tireni this authority can be exercised, the only purpose for
which it can be used, the only way in which it can be made effective, is through
righteousness. Sugar, 10 Eggs, 2 wineglasses Brandy, Nutmeg, Cloves, Mall and
mixed Spice to taste, 2 lbs. reality — the physical or natural, the psychic and
the spiritual. the ancient Maori seers, like the later modern physicists,
created their sets of symbols to provide. Walworth suggests that there never was
a Proto-Marquesic or a Proto-Tahitic language; rather, both branches may have
developed through diffusion of features over certain geographical areas.

Pawley Development of the instrumental preposition hai, probably from the prefix
hai- §4. Restriction of prenominal possessives to pronouns; full noun phrases as
posses- sives only occur after the noun see Footnote 3 on p. Loss of the
distinction between o- and a-possession in common nouns and plural pronouns §6.
Possibly a shift in marking of the Agent in nominalised constructions:
possessive agents are o-marked, against a-marking in other Polynesian languages
see Foot- note 20 on p.

Development of the plural marker ŋā from a determiner into a particle co-occur-
ring with determiners though there are traces of this development in other EP
languages as well §5. Loss of certain headless noun phrase constructions §5. For
example, headless relative clauses including clefts are excluded § Extension of
the use of the postverbal continuity marker ꞌana to the noun phrase §5.

Development of the nominal predicate marker he into an aspect marker §7.
Restriction of the postverbal anaphoric particle ai to the perfective aspectual
i, with extension in use from an anaphoric marker to a general postverbal demon-
strative §7. A third directional, iho, was reanalysed as an adverb §4. Emergence
of a serial verb construction with repetition of the preverbal marker §7. On the
premise that PEP had accusative case marking: extension of the agentive marker e
from passive to active clauses §8.


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Emergence of a nominal actor-emphatic construction, besides a perfective and an
imperfective actor-emphatic §8. Restructuring of the negation system, with the
development of ꞌina as neutral, e ko as imperfective and kai as perfective
negator, while ta ꞌe is relegated to constituent negation and kore to noun
negation § Possibly: development of bare relative clauses, i. without preverbal
marker § Development of the benefactive preposition mo into a preverbal purpose
marker § Possibly: emergence of the preverbal irrealis marker ana §
Disappearance of the preposition copying strategy around locationals §3.

Replacement of numerals by Tahitian equivalents: numerals 1—7 in some contexts,
those above 7 in all contexts §4. Restructuring of the quantifier system through
borrowing and reanalysis of Tahi- tian and, to a lesser extent, Spanish
quantifiers §4. Development of demonstrative determiners nei, nā and rā §4.
Increased use of the existential verb ai in existential and possessive clauses
§9. Extension of the use of agentive marker e §8. Incipient development of
copula verbs §9. Emergence of exclamative constructions introduced with the
prominence marker ko § After , contacts between Rapa Nui and Tahiti were scarce
Fischer ; they slowly resumed in the midth century.

To this day, a few hundred Rapa Nui live on Tahiti, and a weekly flight enables
regular contact between the two islands. The influence of Tahitian on modern
Rapa Nui is striking. In my lexical database, which contains 5, lexical entries,
items are marked as probably of Tahitian ori- gin, and another 89 as possibly
Tahitian. Many of these can be distinguished phono- logically, as the Tahitian
and Rapa Nui consonant inventories are different, especially in the distribution
of the glottal plosive §2. in §9. Tahitian words match the Rapa Nui phoneme
inventory and word-forming constraints, with a few exceptions §2.

As a result, Tahitian borrowings are not perceived as intrusions; unlike Spanish
borrowings, they are not avoided in written lan- guage and formal styles.

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TAUIRA TAU I ROTO I KAWERAU NIU TIRENI

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Journal of the Polynesian Society Te Wi, By Tamehana Te Ngāti Tuwharetoa (Bay of
Plenty) Claims Settlement Act 2005 It's better than Tinder! Te Tiupiri
1898-1900: Volume 1, Number 8. 01 March 1898



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There are competing rights and interests to the land.

Those rights include the right to develop the land as the private owners see
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constructively together. Committee procedure The petition was referred to us on
13 March We met between 3 April and 24 July to consider it.

We received written evidence from the petitioner, and heard oral evidence from
the petitioner.


JOURNAL OF THE POLYNESIAN SOCIETY TE WI, BY TAMEHANA TE

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Hayes Matt King from 22 May Adrian Rurawhe Hon Nicky Wagner Hon Meka Whaitiri.
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IT'S BETTER THAN TINDER!

Ki te ara whānui a makawhiua — to moana ko makawhiua te waka. Nz by phone: 03 by
fax: 03 by post: te rūnanga o ngāi tahu. Ka inoi: Kia akiaki te Whare Māngai i
te Kāwanatanga ki te kuhu ki te kaupapa. We would esteem a fervour if our
contempora- ries throughout the colony would exchange with us regularly; and
especially would we thank them to forward copies containing notice of our first
number. t, t ko t te tekau-mä-rua, te tekau-mä-toru ränei, o nga reta o nga pü
tuhi mäori. I te wā e noho ana Te Kōti Whenua Māori, ka whakahē ētahi o te hunga
kāore i hiahia ki te hoko i te whenua, kia whakaae rā anō ngā tāngata tekau
katoa i whakawhiwhia ki te poraka, tae rawa ki ō rātou hapū. He maha nga korero
nei, ara mo te hononga a ngati-manaia ki nga uri o rahiri, ki nga uri o puhi, ke
tauira tau i roto i Kawerau Niu Tireni timatanga mai hoki o tenei iwi e kiia nei
ko ngapuhi. Ka tatū i tauira tau i roto i Kawerau Niu Tireni Karauna. The loss
of their traditional lands through confiscation, Crown purchases and other
alienations under the native land laws has impacted on the access of Ngāti
Tuwharetoa Bay of Plenty to resources such as the coast and the swamp that
traditionally provided food, medicine, and shelter. because it is good for your
brain! Despite section 16 10 of the Reserves Actthe reserve created under
subsection 3 is named Whakapaukorero. Kua tāpaetia ki a Te Ākitai Waiohua te
mana ā-ture o te Whenua Rāhui Hītori Papakōhatu o Ōtuataua i roto i te
Whakaaetanga Mātāpono i waenga i te Karauna me Te Ākitai Waiohua. plenty coups a
chief among chiefs by c a heidenreich for pc day of honor at cpcsp 1. Expand
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Mental Health and Addiction recommendations and response. Jump to Page. Search
inside document. Te petihana a Pania Newton mō te kaupapa Whakaorangia Tō Tātou
Whenua Rongomaiwhiti: Tiakina Ihumātao Te pūrongo a te Komiti Whiriwhiri Take
Māori Hongongoi Ngā kōrero Tūtohutanga Ka inoi: Kia akiaki te Whare Māngai i te
Kāwanatanga ki te kuhu ki te kaupapa. I rongo mātou mai i ngā kaipetihana, kua
whakaae te Kaunihera o Tāmaki Makaurau: 4 Ko te Pae Tāone Nunui o Tāmaki
Makaurau MUL te roherohenga āpure e whakatau ana i te pae o te wāhi tāone me te
wāhi taiwhenua o te rohe.

I wero te tono kōhukihukitanga i te whakatinanatanga o te Ture Whaitua Tūnga
Whare Motuhake , arā i wāwāhia te Tiriti o Waitangi i te mea kāore i rapu 7 Ko
ngā kaitono ko Haki Wilson rātou ko Bobbi-Jo Pihema, ko Qiane Matata-Sipu, ko
Pania Newton, ko Waimarie McFarland katoa rātou he kaihāpai i te kaupapa SOUL.
Nō reira e tūtohu ana mātou kia mataara Te Whare ki ō rātou āwangawanga.


TE TIUPIRI 1898-1900: VOLUME 1, NUMBER 8. 01 MARCH 1898

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tenei ra. kite Tiritiri Matangi Island te rite te tauira ao-ārahi mo te kararehe
tiaki. I roto i nga whakapae ko te pirihimana, a john kaijage 34 , he kainoho
isyesye, e ai ki te kaihauturu pirihimana a mbeya, ulrich matei. Hurimai i
moehau, haere tahi mai ana nga taniwha paneiraira me ureia. Te mate ana he
tangata o taua kawei taniwha, ka pae mai he paraoa. Beautifully shot and deftly
told, with an amazing cast of warriors, the film screened to appreciative
audiences in toronto, and will release theatrically in the uk and the us next
year.

Ashes and prophets is a tale of arson, kidnapping and murder engulfing a small
new zealand town as a maori rastafarian sect exacts revenge for historical land
theft.

Iesu te vai Ora - Jimmy Teriihoania ( Acoustic Cover) by Mana FLOHR


Behind the project are kath akuhata-brown, greg mcgee, philippa rennie, robin
scholes and lee tamahori. Four projects selected for scripted series drama
development. Ko nga mahinga a nga tupuna maori he mea kohikohi mai: mythology
and traditions of the new zealanders na sir george grey, governor-in-chief of
the new zealand islands. Engari mo kui, kei te katakata ke ia! whuuui, katahi te
whawhai maro ko tera! i mohio ranei koe, i nga ra o mua, ko au tetahi toa
mekemeke wahine.

I toa au kia waru nga tiamupiana manawareka a pita ki nga korero o tana kuia.
Engari mo te tane, i tana ohonga ka rangona ia ki nga korero a kui, ka taka tana
hamuti!. A kohuru occurred when ngãti haua at maungakawa massacred two hundred
ngãti paoa men, women and children living under the protection and with the
friendship of the great chief te waharoa. Another kohuru caused the long war
between nga puhi and ngãti whakaue. Whakawhiti ahakoa mua, pa tawhito me nga
takutai o te glacial ranei roto.

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