rangatira การใช้

• A " rangatira " title was usually inherited within a family.
• "Rangatira " is also an example of a civilian accommodation ship.
• In the second edition the prayer was for the Queen and the rangatira Maori.
• "Rangatira " was in use in Loch Kishorn until May 1978.
• The Union Company again sought a client to charter " Rangatira ".
• "Rangatira " worked the Steamer Express for four and a half years.
• The Rangatira are the hereditary chieftains.
• Despite his grief the " rangatira " refused to allow his warriors to exact revenge.
• Shortly after Elizabeth and Gilbert married, in 1828, the famous Ng
  
  puhi rangatira Hongi Hika died.
• Half brother Kawharu married Toa-Rangatira's daughter Waikauri, the tupuna of Te Rauparaha.
• "Rangatira " went to mess decks, a sergeants'mess and a lecture theatre.
• The " rangatira " could expect contributions of goods and services from the people of his village.
• On 19 June 1973 " Rangatira " damaged her port rudder and propeller while berthing at Lyttelton.
• European farmers ran sheep, goats and cattle on Rangatira until the 1960s when the last of these were removed.
• Despite the bombing the ceremony continued, concluding with the Queen dining aboard " Rangatira " that evening.
• Her 2011 novel " Rangatira " won best work of fiction at the 2012 New Zealand Post Book Awards.
• Political leadership or governance in M
  
  ori society has traditionally come from two different groups of people  the Ariki and the Rangatira.
• The security of the intruders depended upon the goodwill of the paramount " rangatira " in Murihiku, Te Whakataupuka.
• Now Toa-Rangatira ( Ng
  
  ti Mango ) is an uncle to Te Wehi as he married Pakaue's sister Mananaki.
• "Rangatira " had a varied existence, including six years 1977 83 as an accommodation ship and barracks ship.