1417. Local Authorities: Hawke's Bay Regional Council, Hastings District Council, RMA Contact: Tania Eden Ph: 027 299 6999 Email: tania.eden@taiwhenua.com. According to Grey, this was a form of invitation to great chief. These are lines from a lament for Whtkamokamo, a renowed chief of Ngti Porou. Hohoro te kai ma tatou; akuenei tu ana Rae-roa, noho ana Rae-poto! Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand Volume 12, 1879, He pukepuke maunga, e pikitia e te tangata; he pukepuke moana, e ekeina e te waka; he pukepuke tangata, ekore e pikitia e te tangata. With the help of Maori Access and work schemes, the present kai hall would be ready and dedicated as the kai hall. There was a period of time during the 1960s when the Marae was neglected and Matariki was used to house migrant seasonal workers. [9] By the late 1830s hostilities had ended and the Ngti Kahungunu diaspora began returning to Heretaunga. Empowering and equipping the descendents of Kahungunu ki Wairarapa with a knowledge, skill set and rich cultural heritage to advance with confidence and dignity into the future. However, by 1902 Te Kotahitanga had failed to gain recognition from the New Zealand Parliament and was therefore dissolved in favour of local Mori Councils, which were established in 1900. I te orange o te tama a kiripia he kura, he waero. There is the kokako and its supporting and of people approaching. The saying may also refer to the house of learning (whare wnanga), where, after formal training, one may hope to become an outstanding orator on the marae. This is a metaphor applied to a warrior who drives all opposition before him. This story concerns two chiefs. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. Rehua is one of the larger planets (possibly Mars or Jupiter), and when seen in summer, in time of heats and droughts, this saying is used; as then men grow thin (substantial vegetable food being scarce), and their joints protrude and look large. The chief deals with high level issues and has more power and influence than others. Thou art making thyself appear as big as the great lady chief of old Ruaputahanga! Mohoaouni was the pa near Waimana in which Muriwai, the principal chief of the Maruiwi hap of Ngti Awa, was living. Kia ai he t kotuku ki roto o te nohoanga pah, kia tau ai. The warding off of the spines of the stingrays of rai-te-uru. The heron of a single flight, it visits but once. Kahungunu is an industrious man who knows how to lead work on land and at sea. Te toka t moana. N te ea r ia he rakau tawhito, e mau ana te taitea I waho ra, e t te khiwi. The grasp of a chief can not be loosened but that of an inferior, why use it? Meaning: If he had sought shelter on the mountain, or at sea, we could have followed him; but being sheltered by a great chief, we cannot follow him there. The court placed Te Rnanganui o Ngti Kahungunu Incorporated into receivership, and placed it under the jurisdiction of the Mori Land Court.[23][24]. The chiefliness of the ariki. Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand Volume 12, 1879, E riri Kai-po, ka haere Kai-ao. One who has learned in the house and on the marae stands with dignity. One who has been schooled in marae customs and speech will stand on the marae confidently, speaking well and admired by those present. Rongowhakaata was a kite flyer of some repute. Kore e tika kia haere ko te rae anake. 864. Tohutoro matua: Rrangi Iwi-Hap. She was famously beautiful, and according to legend had issued a challenge to Kahungunu, insulting his charismatic reputation and inviting him to prove himself worthy of her. Sometimes used to describe an ope of chiefs or of chiefs who have departed. [17] In Hawke's Bay, thousands of Mori worked at the Whakatu and Tomoana freezing works sites, near Hastings. The importance and significance of kite-making and kite flying to the Iwi of Turanganui a Kiwa are obvious when the genealogies and history are looked at. Lest there be nothing to eat but vain regrets. [15] Wiremu Te Tau Huata was a well known officer from Ngti Kahungunu, having served as the Mori Battalion's military chaplain. Share this item Post to Pinterest Post to Facebook Post to Twitter. The chiefs sustenance is discussion but the low born is inattentive. This pepeha urges the chiefs followers to rally around him. The presence of a prominent person is in itself a contribution. An important person should not present only their rae (forehead) when attending a significant gathering. Applicable to a weak and ineffective chief. According to Rongowhakaata Halbert after Ruapani's death his remains are said to have been brought to Whare korero at Wainui beach to the sacred kohurau cove. Te Pareihe abandoned Te Roto-a-Tara after the battle and moved to Porangahau.[7]. stream It is situated directly to the left after crossing the bridge over Te Wairoa-hpp-hnengenenge-matangi-rau River. Physical Address:Taikura House,304 Fitzroy Avenue,Hastings. Rehua the Antares star is used as a metaphor in the pepeha for chief. The hero dies in fight; the climber of precipices by a fall; the cultivator of food by wormsmeaningold age, or gradual decay. In 1897 they formed the Te Aute College Students' Association and became active participants in public life, often mediating between the Crown and hap in matters of local land management. The captain of Mmaru was Te Parata who married Kahutianui. A mountain sumit can be scaled by a man; a heavy sea can be negotiated by a canoe; but a great man can not be trampled upon. We are told that he reserves his warriors and decides when they should move against the enemy forces. As a result, the Kotahitanga movement emerged in the 1890s to advocate for the establishment of an independent Mori parliament. Tahupotiki was informed of his brother's death by a messenger kite flying high above the hill Pukehapopo at Whangara Mai Tawhiti. Ngati Kahungunu. Let the sparrow hawk be snared but spare the harrier hawk and let it fly. Ngti Kahu is a Mori iwi of Northland, New Zealand. One is that Kiwa came ahead of the Horouta on the waka Takitimu. Ng tai whakarewa kauri ki te uru. According to Ngti Kahungunu traditions, Tkitimu arrived in Aotearoa around 11001200 AD as one of the waka in the great migration. He and fellow Ngti Kahungunu chief Tiakitai forged an alliance with Te Wera Hauraki, a chief from Ngpuhi who had settled on the Mhia Peninsula. The former were the people of the ancestor Te Whatuipiti, a great-great-grandson of Rkei-hikuroa, from his second marriage. Two or ore stakes were required to support the seine or drag net was it was propelled to scoop up fish. Contact information for hap and marae may be provided by the Representative Organisation at their discretion. Continue on and learn some Kahungunu karakia, and waiata, haka. The saying, therefore, compares a chief with great mana who, because of his elevated status and influence, has many supporters, with one of somewhat less status. Thus the name from the whakatauaki, Turanga Makaurau meaning Turanga of a hundred lovers. Ka p te ruha, ka hao te rangatahi. Let the image of the protecting warrior speak. Often those who have yet to make a name for themselves need someone of great mana to pave the way and open doors. Prominent tribal leader and oral historian. 1338. Best says the term kk tatak is a maku t and perhaps a noisy one. (Whitinui, Glover, & Hikuroa, 2013), 408. Rehua (causing) big joints! After some time passed and the cockle had not opened, Tara-ao simply placed the feelers of the crayfish in the fire and the crayfish immediately turned red. A chief will be a friend in disaster and will not forsake you. Postal Address:1A Kitchener Street,Waipukurau 4200. Although history recounts skirmishes, and waves of invasion from Ngati Kahungunu, true to old traditions they intermarried with the local people. Ina te mahi, he rangatira. Another version relates the name Turanganui A Kiwa to the time when Kiwa stood forever and a day gazing out to sea anxiously awaiting the return of his son lost at sea. Nga Pepeha O Ngati Rangikoianake. The torch that licks up oil. In other words a person is brought up in the traditions of Ngti Kahungunu should have knowledge of matters of land and on sea as well as habits of industry and a capability to lead. The organisation re-emerged with a new constitution in 1996 under the name Ngti Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated (NKII). 3 0 obj Ka mahi te hopu a te ringa whero. What was the instrument used to tattoo you? Ngti Kahungunu is a Mori iwi located along the eastern coast of the North Island of New Zealand. In 1840 a number of Ngti Kahungunu chiefs were signatories to the Treaty of Waitangi. 2507. The spread of European settlement eventually reached Ngti Kahungunu territory, and led to the rapid acquisition of Mori land by The Crown during the 1850s and 1860s. [13] In January 1918 Paraire Tomoana published the words of E Pari Ra, a piece written for soldiers lost in battle. Advance voting in Tairawhiti / Gisborne vo. After the arrival of Te Heuheu's war party, Tangiteruru abandoned the p. Many of his marriages were arranged for diplomatic purposes, uniting various iwi against their enemies, forming bonds and securing peace. Those with authority must accordingly act quickly. This saying describes an outstanding accomplishment by a prominent person. A chief should stand forth to lead for he will give courage to those who bear weapons, while a commoner would only dishearten warriors. You will see the anger of a chief. Hni married Te Paekoi and Matiu was born. A chief with no followers and supporters stands alone, but one who works with the people will be a chief of substance. Physical Address:821 Orchard Road,Hastings. So I've been researching . 408. Ko Te Whakapunake-a-te-matau-a-Maui-Tikitiki-a-Taranga te maunga, Ko Te Wairoa-hopupu-honengenenge-matangirau te waiora, Governance Board:(Updated 1 February 2022). O for impenetrable armour to oppose against the stings of the stingrays of Araiteuru! Not only in combat but in any endeavor requiring the combined efforts of many, a spirited and capable leader is necessary to encourage the group. 1785. The latter were the descendants of Taraia. Ngti Kahungunu are New Zealand's third largest tribal group. A reference to ones supporters. Postal Address:PO Box 12129,Ahuriri,Napier 4144. 2398. Whakapapa is the foundation of our identity as Ngati Poporo. Te whakangungu nei ki ng tara-a-whai o rai-te-uru. The grasp of the common person, what is its advantage? Te peka o te ariki. 579. It will typically mention whakapapa affiliations through the ancestral mountain, river, waka, iwi, hap, marae and other kinship ties. Back then both these whare stood side by side and between them was a whare raupo. It was whilst retrieving his wayward kite from the roof-top of his fathers house that Ruatapu was condemned an illegitimate son, "ka kii a Ruatapu e Uenuku ki te tamameamea". It convened parliamentary style meetings at Ppwai Marae in Wairrapa and at Waipatu in Heretaunga, where key issues of importance for Mori were debated. Haiti-tai-marangai had Tpia, Huungahuunga, Tahuroa, Taramaia, Mokokohi and Aukiwa. Here the kokako is a metaphor for a chief who speaks well and is resplendent in his ceremonial robes. The theme of a chief leading in labor and industry particularly in subsistence activities, features in ancient tradition. Ina te mahi, he rangatira. 764. A mild rebuke to one who attempts to instruct the leader. Within Taraia's lifetime, Heretaunga was brought under the control of his people, who became the first of the Ngti Kahungunu in that area. He mra whakautuutu ki te rangatira, he mra tiria; he mra mae ki te ware, e kore e tiria. However it was swiftly reoccupied by Te Pareihe, a young chief of Ngti Te Whatuipiti. 1272. Ki ng whakaeke haumi. Here he asked its chief, Te tapeehi, if he was able to shelter him. For it is certain that in a very old tree the sapwood is on the outside and the heartwood stands firm. In todays society leaders are usually identified by his work in promoting the interests and welfare of his people. When the First World War broke out in 1914, a number of Mori leaders responded by committing the support of their respective hap and iwi. Our history and traditions place us on our land and tie us together as a unique people. Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand Volume 12, 1879, Ka mate whare tahi, ka ora whare rua. Said of an able chief whose influence keeps his tribe together, so that their enemies are finally enclosed and taken, as fish in a net. He meant that without the proper garments in which to appear in public, he could not speak. The followers perform his work. In the lifetime of Kiripas son there were garments of red kk feathers and garments of dogskin. Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand Volume 12, 1879, He kuukuu ki te kaainga, he kaakaa ki te haere. Who can take a strong chief captive. He Tauranga uta, he toka t moana. E kore au e ngaro; te kkano i ruia mai i Rangitea. It is generally recognised as being south of Pukaha/Mount Bruce to Turakirae. During this time families lived in their own homes on their entitled blocks of land. The chairperson of the board of trustees usually represents the iwi in political affairs. The praise of one who is knowledgeable in the various techniques of food production is often featured and was considered an important element of chieftainship. A small quarrel will involve more and more partisans to become a serious concern. 941. Then man who holds the weapon is a rock in defense but one who is expert at food production is a sheltering tree. That kauri stands for a chief; the tides of a western sea stand for Te ti Awa from Taranaki who were responsible for the death. 1766. The late 1800s and early 1900s saw the more modern rough sawn buildings erected. "Ko Kahuranaki te maunga, ko Poukawa te moana, ko Ngati Te Rangikoianake te Iwi". Office Administrators - Pita Robinson and Danika Goldsack . This needs explanation. While encamped lesser chiefs stood to exhort the warriors but Tamaterangi kept his seat. Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand Volume 12, 1879, Whaka-Ruaputahanga i a koe! 2313. Huata attributes the ppeha to Paterangi of Ngti Kahungunu. Founder of the newspaper, Prolific writer and diarist, friend and confidant of, Tribal leader and editor of the newspaper. <> This proverb is applied to an inhospitable chief; he does not raise the cheerful inspiriting shout of Welcome! to travellers nearing his village; but, when he travels, then, on approaching any place, he sounds his trumpet to get food prepared, and afterwards finds fault with the victuals given him. Here the stakes supply a metaphor for those who support a leader in this enterprise. You will surely understand. The chiefs dense cultivation is properly planted but not that of the commoner, which is neglected. He whare mihi t ki roto ki te p tatawata, he tohu n te rangatira; he whare maihi t kit e w kei te paenga, he kai n te ahi. Kore te rkau whakairo, kei te tohunga te whakairo. The beneficiaries of the Marae are all descendants of Ngti Kahungunu iwi from the following three hap. Nobility evidences itself. E tipu te waha I uia oki, Ko wai ki muri? Use tab to navigate through the menu items. The battalion participated in the Gallipoli campaign in 1915 and the Western Front between 19161918. 660. Hasten the food for us; soon (the) Long-foreheads (will be) standing (here, when) Short-foreheads (will have to) sit down. Hinga atu he tt kura, ara mai he tt kura. Ka maru koe i tku preke, he kahu ptongatonga. Upraised comb. Ko te tumu herenga waka. In order to have such a structure the chiefly person needed followers to contribute to his sustenance stores thus providing the wealth which could be used to compensate those who helped in creating the carved structure. Recognised iwi in the Mori Fisheries Act 2004, Population: Census 2013: 66,273 (includes 4,473 Rongomaiwahine but excludes 2,331 Ngti Phauwera and 1,317 Ngti Rakaipaaka). Te tohu o te rangatira, he manaaki. Ancestors The tribe originates from the Tkitimu canoe, sailed from Hawaiki by Tamatea Arikinui. Meaning: From trifling disputes bloody wars arise, ending in the death of chiefs;often poetically termedika= fish. 1508. But the pepeha is also becoming an essential part of the work life of . The fish which you have caught, and is lying dead in your canoe, commenced nibbling from below in the depths of sea, and out of sight. Used to strangers, to show, that the people of the place were honest, etc., and under their chief, who is figuratively called the Overwhelming SeaorRising-tide. 249. Many of his descendants married back into the Iwi of Turanganui A Kiwa. Now there is a large ablution block with all the necessary modern conveniences. Used by a chief in battle. Kahungunu left and as he moved south he had more liaisons and children. Ko Rehua kua mate. During this time families lived in their own homes on their entitled blocks of land. 2289. This might be said by a chief of his tribe and followers. In 1868 the Eastern Mori electorate was established in the New Zealand Parliament to provide parliamentary representation for Mori in the east of the North Island, an area encompassing Ngti Kahungunu. He visited Ruapani and married one of his daughters. Other songs composed by Tomoana were Tahi nei taru kino, I runga o nga puke, Hoki hoki tonu mai, Hoea ra te waka nei, Pokarekare Ana, and the haka Tika tonu. Many others can be found in the rich and colourful history of Iwi Maori and Turanganui A Kiwa. Mandated iwi organisation in the Mori Fisheries Act 2004. When a chief dies another comes forth. Local Authorities: Horizons Regional Council (Manawatu-Wanganui), Tararua District Council, RMA Contact: James Kendrick Ph: 021 045 4085 Email: patuahi@hotmail.com. 1479. Following this, he returned to Ngti Tuwharetoa to regroup and prepare for a second assault on Te Roto-a-Tara. A version by Te Kani te Ua says that Kiwa, not wishing to be outdone by Tamatea who named the Kaiti side Turanga-a-Ruamatua, made claim to the southern side of the river, hence Turanganui A Kiwa. Accompanying Rkei-hikuroa from Mhia to Heretaunga was a son from one of his first marriage, Taraia. The cockle was placed in the fire while Tara-ao held his crayfish in readiness. The Trustees welcome you to the Moteo B2G2 Reserve Charitable Trust website. Damage to the mana of a particular person, particularly a great person, has consequences much different than those resulting from challenges to the mountains and the sea. The father of T-purupuru was the grandson of Kahungunu and Rongomaiwahine. Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand Volume 12, 1879, He toa taua, mate taua; he toa piki pari, mate pari; he toa ngaki kai, ma te huhu tena. He toka tmoana he kinga n ng tai. It was in the early 1980s that a hall was donated and moved onto the Marae. The iwi is one of the six Muriwhenua iwi of the far north of the North Island. This is in contrast with deprivation, discord, warfare, things of darkness and hidden plans. Former television personality and prominent businessman, founder of Taylormade Media. Te hopu a te ringa iti, hei aha the huanga; tn ko te hopu a te ringa whero, e kore etangng. 1059. I suspect this arose from the old manner of dressing their hair, He ika kai ake i raro. This East Coast saying provides a metaphor for a capable leader in war and in peace, and one who is able to present his views effectively. There were always other hapu, brothers and sisters, aunties and uncles who practiced mana-aki-tanga as was expected. [2] In the 2006 census, 4,254 people identified as Rongomaiwahine; [3] by the 2013 census, this has increased to 4,473 people. A standing rock in the sea, lashed by the tides. 1038. The chief was credited with greater strength than other people and a ciefs word was credited with trust. Tribal leader and major runholder. Our pepeha acts as a cultural summary of who we are, our whakapapa and what cultural land marks define our traditional boundaries. Stand firm and compact as the surf-beaten rock in the ocean! Ngati Kahungunu. He chants and asks, Who is behind? E whai I muri I a Rehua, kia kai ai koe I te kai. 1355. Ruakapanga, the sacred bird of Tane, was said to have been a kite with a wing span of nearly four metres. There is general agreement that the principal tribes of the Heretaunga district were descendants of Awanuiarangi known then as the Whatumamoa Ngati Awa and Rangitane. Ruapani was the paramount chief of the Turanganui tribes. You are to be the supporting stakes of my net. All Content Copyright 2023 Te Runanga o Turanganui a Kiwa, all rights reserved. These accounts give several different uses for the waka: many carried Polynesian migrants and explorers from Hawaiki to New Zealand; others brought supplies or made return journeys to Hawaiki; Te Rrino was said to be lost at sea. 4 0 obj Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand Volume 12, 1879. Kitea te nga n te haku. The iwi is traditionally centred in the Hawke's Bay and Wairrapa regions. These remarks led to the catastrophe known as the Huripureiata, a slaughter of the first born sons of Hawaiki at sea; and Paikea's eventual landfall at Ahuahu. The aute was therefore recognized as a very rare commodity and highly desirable. A gathering of terns.Metaphor for band of chiefs, likend to a flock of birds. He rangatira he hoa matenga mu, kia kore koe e whakarrea. Maru koe i tku preke, he waero forehead ) when attending a significant.! 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