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Wiremu Nēra Te Awaitāia of Ngāti Mahanga
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- Wiremu Nēra Te Awaitāia of Ngāti Mahanga
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Wiremu Nēra Te Awaitāia was one of the rangatira who signed the Waikato-Manukau sheet. He signed with 31 others at the Waikato Heads Mission Station, either in late March or early April 1840. A leader of Ngāti Mahanga, whose home was on the Waipa River, Te Awaitāia was probably born in the late eighteenth century. His mother was Parehina, and h...
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- Wiremu Nera Te Awa-i-taia / Archives New Zealand / Archives / New Zealand / New Zealand History / History / Treaty of Waitangi / Tiriti O Waitangi / Waikato / Ngati Mahanga / Church Missionary Society / Gottfried Lindauer
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