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Tangata Rongonui

PotatauPotatau Te Wherowhero first Maori King.

MangaRewi Maniapoto Manga, later called Rewi Maniapoto.

TarapipipiWiremu Tamihana Tarapipipi was the second son of Te Waharoa of Ngati Haua.

RahaTe Rauparaha Te Rauparaha, Ngati Toa Rangatira.

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Ball Photos

Ball Photos
Ball Photos

Yes yes yes. It's taken ages to get these up and on the website but after a computer crash and complete hard drive recovery they're now available for view here.

Planning

Planning
KHTR - Tainui Resources Available

For a very limited time Tainui DVDs & CDs with priceless information on Kingitanga is available for you to purchase NOW. Proceeds will go to Ka Hao Te Rangatahi to aid in their efforts to hold Kingitanga Wananga all around the Motu. Click here for more details.

2007 Tainui Golf Day Results

On Sunday 27 May 2007 Logan City Golf Club in Meadowbrook, Brisbane hosted the Inaugral Tainui Golf Day. Forty plus golfers were ready to tee it off at 7am. It was an excellent day to be on the course and everyone enjoyed themselves. There were plenty of laughs and jokes to share and some serious play. The tournament was a Four Ball Ambrose and the results were as follows.

First Place

"Nga Hau e Wha"

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Runners-Up

"Ngati Porou"

Haenga, Doreen, Campbell & Wayne

Nearest The Pins

17th Hole - "Nga Hau e Wha"

20th Hole - "Nga Hau e Wha"

24th Hole - Roma Herangi

26th Hole - Kevin Nelson

Approach

"Maori Boys"

 

It takes a huge effort to put together an activitiy like this, so it is with great appreciate we thank the co-ordinators Kevin and Marama for their efforts. The day would not have been a success without the Golfers, so to each and everyone of you, thank for your participation and support.

Thank you to the cooks and committee members that came along to provide lunch for Golfers, Whanau & Friends. Thank you to Steve Bennett for your boisterous voice and charasmatic way with words while presenting the prizes. Thank you to Maia and Mairangi for your assistance in giving out the prizes.

We look forward to Ngati Porou's up and coming Golf Tournament.

 
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Whats going on?

Well if you haven't read the short article writen by Yvonne Tahana next door I suggest you do so (click here to read full article). In short, what we've read so far from our own contacts back home there seems to be a pretty big storm brewing. We'd like to think it's all for the best but anything that needs a court injunction can't be good. To Hemi and co kia kaha! Email your thoughts to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .