Legends of the Maori: Pomare, M. Maori-Polynesian historical traditions, folk-lore, and stories of old New ZealandAMS Press, 1977 - Folklore, Maori |
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Contents
The First Inhabitants of AitutakiThe History of | 14 |
Tutaeporoporo | 99 |
The Story of Aohuruhuru | 109 |
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Aitutaki ancestors Aotea Apirana Ngata Arawa ariki Atiawa battle beautiful became brother Broughton called canoe chief coast death descendants Erana farewell father fish gave girl haere Hau Tei Kii Haumia Hawaiki head heard Heta Hina Hoturoa husband incantations Ira-Waru island Kaihamu Karewa Kawharu Kawhia killed knew kumara land lived manawa Maori race Marangai-paroa Marokopa Marouna married mate mother Muaupoko Native Nelly Nga-Rauru Ngapuhi Ngati Ngati-Toa Ngatoro-i-rangi night pakeha Parihaka party peace Pomare's Ranga Whenua rangatira Rangi Rangiahua Rangihouhiri Rauparaha replied returned river Ruatapu Ruhia runga sailed Sir Maui Pomare Tainui taku Tama Tangaroa tangata taniwha Taranaki Taruia Te Rauparaha Te Whiti Te-erui thought Titokowaru to-day Toa-Rangatira tohunga told took tribe Tupahau Tuparahaki Turi village Waikanae Waikato Waitara warriors Whanganui whare Whiti wife Wiremu Kingi woman young Zealand