Te Hakeke was a large and physically powerful man highly respected for his prowess as a warrior. He was captured and kept on Kapiti Island where he lived for some years. He was also a …

2017年11月10日 · A paramount chief of Ngāti Apa, Te Hākeke was instrumental in limiting the expansion of Ngāti Raukawa into Rangitīkei and Manawatū during the 1830s, and was …

He was one of the principal defenders of his tribal lands against the encroaching Ngāti Toa and succesfully attacked them at Waikanae killing upwards of sixty people including the wives of …

Te Rara-o-te-rangi was later known as Kāwana Hunia Te Hākeke, who rose to prominence in Muaūpoko affiars of the 1850s and 1860s. Te Hākeke died in December 1848 and is buried …

Kawana Te Hakeke – in his time, this ancestor was acknowledged as the senior leader of Ngāti Kauae and Ngāti Tauira. Kawana Hunia Te Hakeke is his son.

Kawana Hunia Te Hakeke – sworn. I am a Muaupoko and Ngati Apa and live at Parawanui. I know the land described by the sketch before the court. It is occupied by us the Muaupoko. I …

Hunia Te Hakeke – sworn – Rangitikei and Horowhenua – of Ngati Apa – Rangitane and Muaupoko –I have children – two of them are married and have children – heard of the treaty …

Kāwana Te Hākeke signed the Cook Strait (Henry Williams) sheet of the Treaty of Waitangi on 21 May 1840 at Tāwhirihoe pā, which was located between the Rangitīkei and Manawatū rivers. …