PDF《THE MAORI,》

THE ANCIENT HISTORY OF THE MAORI, HIS MYTHOLOGY AND TRADITIONS.

NGA-PUHI BY JOHN WHITE. VOLUME XI (ENGLISH/MAORI) MS COPY MICRO

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447 JOHN WHITE. MS PAPERS

75 B22 NOTES ON NGA PUHI POSSIBLY VOL.XI (Text crossed out by writer has been typed (where legible) in italics) VOLUME XI (ENGLISH/MAORI) Microfilm Reference: Reel

3 ?and that Totara-i-a-hua 5-15 re: Ngati Whatua in Kaipara district, Tau-reka, Ka-wharu CHAPTER II 15A Battle of Mata-riki (Nga-ti-whatua)15-18 Genealogy of Nga-ti-whatua (Uri-o-hau)19 Genealogy of Hau-mo(a)e-wa-rangi (Nga-ti-whatua)20 Genealogy of Te-kawe-rau (Te-aki-tai)21 Genealogy of Te-kawe-rau (Te-kawe-rau)22 Origin of claim of land at Hoteo at Kai-para (Nga-ti-whatua)23-24 Genealogy of Hiki-tangi-ao (Nga-ti-whatua)25-26 CHAPTER III 26A ?Paikea of Kaipara is the . . .? (Te Arawa)27

31 Words sung to a haka, by a war party (Wai-kato)32-33 The deeds of Tama-kaea and Tama-kou (Nga-ti-teata)34-41 CHAPTER IV 41A History of the wars in the Auckland district by Nga-ti-whatua tribe (Nga-ti-whatua)42-56 CHAPTER V.56A War party of Nga-ti-maniapoto attack and try to take Mount Eden (Nga-ti-whatua)56-58 History of the acts of Tara-kumikumi, and the deeds of those of older times, down to our days (Nga-ti-whatua)59-70 CHAPTER VI 70A Mokoia Pa built, and Tamaki River occupied by Nga-ti-paoa, and One-hunga by Nga-ti-whatua (Wai-kato)70-72 76-82 CHAPTER VII.82A The ancient people and tribes of the Auckland district, and conquest of by the Nga-ti-whatua in which Kiwi was killed by Waha-akiaki the Nga-ti-whatua leader (Te-tao-u)82A (MLC Minutes)83-100 CHAPTER VIII 100-114 CHAPTER IX 114-119 121-127 CHAPTER X.92A Pa at Mount Eden, and other forts in the Tamaki district, and the wars which took place amongst them (Nga-ti-whatua)92A (MLC Minutes)128-139 141-144 CHAPTER XI 121A Boundary of the old Tamaki district, and death and burial of Te-hehewa (Nga-ti-haua)121A (MLC Minutes)144-146A 147-150

152 Claim to land by descendants of Rehua (Nga-ti-wai)153-154 Rehua burnt to death, and the revenge (Nga-ti-wai)155 How rats got to the island Rake-tu (Nga-ti-wai)156 Old inhabitants of Ao-tea (Great Barrier) (Nga-ti-wai)157 CHAPTER XII.12 Battle of Taumata-wiwi, and Nga-ti-whatua (Nga-ti-maru)158-167 Taumata-wiwi battle (Nga-ti-paoa)167-168 Peacemaking at Taumata-wiwi (Nga-ti-haua)168-170 CHAPTER XIII 171A The expeditions of Te Kauwae to attack Whakatiwai, to revenge the murder of Kapa and others (Nga-ti-paoa)171-177 Wars between Nga-ti-maru, Nga-ti-haua and Waikato (Nga-ti-maru) (MLC Minutes)178-185 Waiata sent by old Taonui of Hokianga 64,

9 CHAPTER XIV 185A Meeting of Hau-raki tribes at Hao-whenua and subsequent subsequent action and battles (Nga-ti-maru) (MLC Minutes)185-186 Original boundaries of Hau-raki and the wars (Nga-ti-paoa) (MLC Minutes)187-190 Murder of Kumete and Te Maumutu (Nga-ti-maru) (MLC Minutes)191-200 CHAPTER XV 200A Original owners and tribes owning the Hau-raki (Thames) district (Nga-ti-maru) (MLC Minutes)200-202 Wars in Hau-raki (Nga-ti-maru) (MLC Minutes)203-207 Origin of the Taumata-wiwi and subsequent battles in which Nga-ti-whatua engaged (Nga-ti-haua) (MLC Minutes)208-211 CHAPTER XVI 211A Tribes occupy the Tiki preparatory to a battle (Nga-ti-haua) (MLC Minutes)211-227 CHAPTER XVII 227A Waha-roa and war party go to Tauranga and the murder in Wai-kato in his absence (Nga-ti-haua) (MLC Minutes)227-240 CHAPTER XVIII 240A Building of O-pito Pa, murders and wars that followed (Nga-ti-haua) (MLC Minutes)241-254 CHAPTER XIX 254A Nga-ti-haua join in the battle at Te-tiki, and subsequent attacks on the Tau-mata-wiwi Plain (Nga-ti-haua) (MLC Minutes)255-269 CHAPTER XX 269A after the battle, and subsequent proceedings of burying the dead, and agreement for the tribes then occupy some part of Wai-kato to go to their homes, Hau-raki and Nga-ti-whatua take action (Nga-ti-haua) (MLC Minutes)269A