Those Inhabiting The Wairoa District Of Northern Hawke's Bay, By W. E. Gudgeon, P 177-186 (Journal of the Polynesian Society: The Maori Tribes Of The East Coast)

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Those Inhabiting The Wairoa District Of Northern Hawke's Bay, By W. E. Gudgeon, P 177-186 (Journal of the Polynesian Society: The Maori Tribes Of The East Coast)

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Volume 6 1897 > Volume 6, No. 4 p 177-186 ; NEXT in order of importance among the tribes of the Wairoa are those descended from Rua-pani, who was eighth in descent from Paoa, chief of the Horouta canoe, whose genealogy will be found in previous papers on this subject. Paoa remained in New Zealand for some time, and then returned to Hawaiki, l...

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1897

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W. E. Gudgeon

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