kainga การใช้

• A recent housing development up the hillside towards Te Kainga has increased the resident population.
• Ngati Tama also had summer fishing kainga at Okiwi and Mukamuka ( Palliser Bay ).
• Some of the oldest traces of M
  
  ori kainga ( fishing villages ) can be found here.
• On the 28 October, Mike Kainga was replaced by Namatahi Waa after Kainga suffered a calf injury.
• On the 28 October, Mike Kainga was replaced by Namatahi Waa after Kainga suffered a calf injury.
• King Riro Kainga was poisoned upon arrival, and died a day later in a hospital in Valparaiso.
• Kainga was a member of the New Zealand Under 20 side which won the 2011 IRB Junior World Championship.
• The gardens, including 33 plots, have become known as the Tanera Community Gardens; the Mokai Kainga Trust manages them.
• The trust is governed by one trustee from each of the four kainga : Pakikaikutu, Tokaanu, Manaia, and Tauranga.
• Moka Kainga-mataa was a Ngapuhi chief of Ngai Tawake descent, who along with his brothers Te Wharerahi and 1800.
• ;Rangitatau and Poito : site of a M
  
  ori kainga ( village ) and pa in bush above Tarakena Bay, near the Atat黵k Memorial.
• R
  
  whiti is now home to the descendants of a number of former Ng
  
  puhi war chiefs including brothers Rewa and Moka'Kainga-mataa '.
• Gold was discovered near Thames in 1852 which quickly changed from a small Maori kainga to a large European town of 40, 000 people.
• Ngati Tama also set up a functioning organisational structure, including hapu and whanau units, with associated kainga, marae, waahi tapu, etc.
• His mother was Te Auparo and his father Te Maoi; his brothers the chiefs Moka Te Kainga-mataa and Rewa and sister, Te Karehu.
• Most pa were not permanently lived in, but were built close to kainga ( villages ) and were designed as safe places in case of attack.
• The Kainga of Tu'ivakano from Nukunuku outcast Tu'ivakano and renounced Tuivakano ( Viliami Aokatoa ) and promoted Uhi as their new Tu'ivakano.
• Aubert's M
  
  ori pupils went back to their Kainga, or villages, and Peata, now blind, returned home to northland and died not long after.
• In 2007, researcher Brent Kerehona claimed that uncertainty has arisen over whether Ngapuhi chief Moka Te Kainga-mataa actually signed; despite his name appearing on this document.