The New Zealand Wars: A History of the Maori Campaigns and the Pioneering Period, Volume 1R. E. Owen, Government printer, 1955 - Maori (New Zealand people) |
Contents
THE OLD RACE AND THE | 1 |
THE BEACH AT KORORAREKA | 7 |
Kororareka Bay of Islands | 9 |
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afterwards Arawa armed artillery attack Auckland Awamutu bayonet blockhouse British bullets bush camp canoes Captain chief church Colonel command Company cover defence detachment ditch Drury east Ensign entrenchments feet fell fern fighting fire flank force Forest Rangers fortification front garrison Gate Pa Governor ground guns Heke Heke's hill hundred Hutt Islands Kawiti Kihikihi killed Kingites Kororareka land Lieutenant Maketu manuka Maoris marched Mauku Meremere miles military Militia morning natives naval Ngapuhi Ngati Ngati-Haua Ngati-Maniapoto officers Ohaeawai Orakau pakeha palisade parapet party Paterangi Plymouth Porirua Pukekohe Puniu puriri Rangiaowhia Rangihaeata Rangiriri Raureti rear redoubt Regiment retreat Rewi Rewi Maniapoto ridge rifle rifle-pits road settlement settlers shot side skirmish soldiers stockade swamp Taranaki Taupo Tauranga Te Awamutu Tempsky timber tomahawk town trench tribes troops valley Volunteers Waikato River Waipa Waireka Wairoa Waitara Wanganui war-party warriors Wellington whares Wiremu Wiremu Kingi Wiremu Tamehana wounded yards Zealand