pakeha การใช้

• Pakeha is a Maori word used to describe European settlers.
• The policy of interspersing M
  
  ori and pakeha tenants ceased in the 1970s.
• The term Pakeha is commonly used in New Zealand English.
• Moxon also represented the bishops on the Tikanga Pakeha Anglican Care Network.
• Maori adults report significantly earlier memories than either Pakeha or Chinese individuals.
• At this time Pakeha settlement of Wairarapa was just beginning.
• Many of these activities were conducted in collaboration with Pakeha traders and settlers.
• M
  
  ori culture has also provided inspiration to Pakeha artists.
• He preached that Kingites should keep separate from Pakeha.
• Hundreds of M
  
  ori and Pakeha attended the Pukekawa races.
• Ngata sacked the pakeha farm development officer and replaced him with Te Puea.
• Examples of our atrocities are littered in all the books by the pakeha.
• During the late 1850s Maniapoto in particular become disgruntled in their dealings with Pakeha.
• However, after the defeat to Auckland five Pakeha players were added to the team.
• Ngatuere had quarrelled violently with the Pakeha roadworkers and withdrawn his people from the work.
• He is of Maori and Pakeha descent.
• Rakena draws inspiration from her family connections to Ng
  
  i Tahu, Ng
  
  puhi and Pakeha ancestries.
• They had expected to share the land with the Pakeha and were most unwilling to move.
• He was a strong character and asserted his traditional authority against both younger men and Pakeha newcomers.
• Thomas became the " de facto " medical practitioner, treating both Maori and Pakeha.