The maunga in shape the haumi, and the land where paoa found the totara to repair horouta. Poihakena medical centre was opened in february 2012 and is dedicated to the late dr tom ellison. Ko te ramaroa a kupe te maunga ko matariki te rere e rere mai ana ko rahiri te tangata ko whiria te pa, te paiaka o te riri, te kawa o r a hiri ko hokianga te moana ko pakanae te marae ko maraeroa. Weve been a bit hesitant to go in for the hariru the last few weeks. Puurekireki marae kaumaatua tom roa and researcher maehe paki, of te awamaarahi marae, went in search of these stories and have since compiled a book that recounts the history of six waikato. Powhiri, the ceremony used to welcome visitors onto the marae, was traditionally a way of finding out whether people were friends or. Maori knew these places as poihakena and poipiripitransliterations. Maraeakura schoolbased marae have been part of the secondary school landscape since 1978. Te potangaroa, the chief who had built the meeting house nga tau e waru on the site, and who was regarded by many. Were establishing new businesses every day, so weve made this an e book to be able to tell you about these new businesses in realtime. Records images cemetery page showing maps, records, and images of headstones in the poihakena marae urupa, raglan, tainui, waikato, new zealand billiongraves cemetery and images. Te ore ore marae was a hive of activity in early 1881. Chapter 2 the modern history of the management of whaingaroa harbour. John haru, a grandchild to herepo rongo, says, its just beyond disrespectful, even more so because he himself i believe is maori.
Te aitanga a mahaki trace their beginnings from the waiata haramai a paoa. The riot act was read and an hour later te whiti and tohu were led away to a mock trial. Hakatere marae history the building and the land now known as hakatere marae on state highway one at fairton was originally. History of the marae read on for the history of our marae. Not sure if people are worried about the germs and dont want to start with an awkward moment. Poihakena marae urupa, raglan, tainui, waikato, new. History of hokianga from earliest maori times to modern life. The northern part of the harbour is administered by the kaipara district and the. Ka 3 aku tino wiki ki poihakena, ka matau ahau ki nga ritenga o te pakeha. This book was modelled on john broughtons history of maori and tobacco, puffing up a storm. Now, puketeraki marae is a place where both whanau and whanui gather to experience that specialness such a site offers. The whanau gathered at poihakena marae today to discuss a way to stop their ancestral taonga being disrespected.
Neither a book for instance or a house would have whakapapa. The power of new zealands first inhabitants lup general the discovery of new zealand, the last place on earth to be peopled, is. Poihakena portraits beautiful traditional maori photos. Poihakena marae and tainui a whiro meeting house is a meeting place for ngati tahinga and tainui hapu. Hopefully it will help explain the importance of the. It has been described by some as the skeletal structure of maori epistemology because all things have their own genealogies. Rehua hosts many visitors every year from primary school children to royalty in 2002 her majesty queen elizabeth ii visited the marae. Takipu marae history after the cessation of the waerenga a hika wars, a parcel of land was given to te whanau a taupara, a sub section of te aitanga a mahaki, and accepted on their behalf by henare ruru. Inside, tukutuku, or weaved panels and carvings, trace the entire history of the tribe and their ancestors through maori symbology. Bring them along and have them become a part of the whanau history told in your. Poihakena marae raglan, new zealand local business.
Jenni isaacs was live with karina sandison at poihakena marae. Yet, the exterior design of the marae is incomparable to its interior. Their origin, history, and culture john macmillan brown full view 1907. Today there are approximately 99 marae in state secondary schools in new zealand ministry of education. An ethnohistorical interpretation toon van meijl university of nijmegen the poukai is a ceremonial gathering held on 28 days a year at different marae1 or.
The hall was the glue that bound a close community together. Waikatotainui has an enduring entrepreneurial history and, as youll soon see, this edirectory reflects that the entrepreneurial skills of our people is as strong as ever. February 2 raglan, new zealand team building with the whitiora school. The primary hapu for this marae is ngati tahinga of tainui. With a sketch of polynesian history, being an introd. Contact person daniel kereopa marae phone 022 435 7873 poihakena website.
Waikatotainui has an enduring entrepreneurial history and, as youll. Poihakena marae with kaumatua from three of the marae it is unclear. An urban migration history, bridget williams books. Maori books maori history books, maori weaving and more. A base in maori documentary allows maori history to exist under the same disciplines as that of other literate peoples. Poihakena marae urupa, raglan, tainui, waikato, new zealand. In 1850 a meeting house, puku mahi tamariki, was built at the instigation of wi tako ngatataiterangi, chief of ngati tawhirikura, ngati kura, and ngati hamua. This book is a comprehensive, concise guide to the marae, including the space and how it is arranged, the buildings on a marae, the functions of and gatherings held at marae, and the cultural understandings. Were establishing new businesses every day, so weve made this an ebook to be able to tell you about these new businesses.
Maori beginnigs from the water, or sometimes from the top of one of hokiangas high hills, it is possible to imagine. Maraenui marae memorials nzhistory, new zealand history. Marae have an ancient history both in new zealand maori culture, but. Poihakena marae is located in raglan whaingaroa, about 50 km due west of hamilton. Ko karioi te maunga ko whaingaroa te moana ko poihakena te marae this page has been created for whanau to keep in touch with each other, no matter where you are in the world. Rehua continues to be a centre for recreation, social occasions. Whanau call for stop to misuse of maori taonga te ao. Land, authority and the forgetting of being in early. I hopefully make up for this by keeping in touch with whanau and marae matters through face book and other media. Richard joseph, president of the cedars of lebanon club in dunedin, has called the book an informative, humorous and passionate account of the history of their community. One of the finalists is haka also titled whiti te ra which was written by. Marae, southern new zealand, in november 2014, which was jointly hosted by. Were establishing new businesses every day, so weve made this an e book to be able to tell you about these new businesses as soon as theyre established. The raglan harbour boards minute books from 19701989 have been.
A place of gathering that brings families, communities and tribes together, the marae is fundamental to maori life and stands as the beating heart of our culture. The carvings on display are those that were brought back from the auckland museum. The tanewhirinaki meetinghouse was opened in 1886, at waioeka pa in the 1920s, however today it no longer stands. Three books translated into maori are finalists at the new zealand book awards for children and young adults. Genealogy free fulltext a brief history of whakapapa. Maori childrens books finalists in nz book awards te ao. A marae is a tapu or sacred space, and within or nearby that space are buildings whose form, function and meaning have only come to their present conjunction in written historic times. Maori treasures are on display all over the world, however, some can end up in the wrong hands. This gallery includes some of the mahi we have done from 2014 to 2016. History 1960s brought up learning the pakeha ways first time at whakarongotai marae as a brides maid and met te pehi parata who was the best man 10 october 1962 te pehi parata father nohorua. March 2 raglan, new zealand marae noho at poihakena skits night. Kaipara harbour is a large enclosed harbour estuary complex on the north western side of the north island of new zealand. Maori and polynesian, their origin, history, and culture john.
Marae traditional and contemporary gathering places that may contain a wharenui meeting house, wharekai dining room, wharepaku ablution block, whare other houses or structures. All patients enrolled here are also enrolled with te kohao in hamilton. The primal atua gods papatuanuku the earth mother and ranginui the sky father and their children are symbolised in the layout of the marae and its significance during powhiri. Reliable information about the coronavirus covid19 is available from the world health organization current situation, international travel. Maori and pakeha history in new zealand as it continuously unfolds in. Author dick scott released a book called ask that mountain which tells of the parihaka experience. Our e rua sessions are the perfect answer check out our book now button for available dates. A person reciting their whakapapa proclaims their maori identity, places themselves in a. The raglan community medical centre correlate with te kohao services. Carroll, minister for native affairs, performed a melancholy duty at maraenui marae, near hawai, when he unveiled a memorial to 16 children and two. In the korero spoken on the marae and within the walls of the house, history is shaped.
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