Our northern hapū is Te Whānau-ā-Te Aotāwarirangi, our southern hapū is Ngāti Oneone. PEPEHA
Ko Tereanini me ko Te Kārārae te waka-hourua, ko Takitimu, ko Horouta, ko Te Ariuru, ko Te Ikaroa-ā-Rauru... ngā mātā-waka. Ko Titirangi te Maunga
Ko Uawa te Awa
Ko Hauiti, ko Te Rāwheoro, ko Puketawai, ko Hinemaurea ki Mangatuna, ko Okuri, ko Hinetamatea, ko Tuatini, ko Pākirikiri, ko Waiparapara, ko Te Ariuru, ko Whangara mai tawhiti ko Te Poho-ō-Rāwiri ngā Marae ki te rohe o Hauitinui-tonu. Ko Ruakapanga te Whare-kōrero. Ko Hauiti te tino-tangata
Ko Te Aitanga-ā-Hauiti te Iwi Manawhenua-Manamotuhake
WHAKAPAPA
UENUKU
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Kahutiaterangi
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Rongomaituaho (Captained Tereanini)
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Te Aomārama
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Tātaiarorangi
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Te Huapae
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Te Rangihōpukia
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Hinehūhuritai
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Manutangirua
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Hingāngaroa
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HAUITI = KAHUKURAITI (1)
1. Hineterā
2. Tamateapaia
3. Rongotipare
4. Tāporo
5. Kahukuranui
6. Pirau
7. Hinekura
8. Pahirauwaka
9. Rongoteuhu
10. Wawau
HAUITI = RAKAUMANAWAHE (2)
1. Karihimama
2. Ngātorotahatū
The whakapapa lines show the two wives of HAUITI and their 12 children. Kahukuraiti the daughter of RONGOWHAKAATA and Rākaumanawahē the eldest child and daughter, of UEPOHATU. TE AITANGA-A-HAUITI IWI ROHE
The traditional northern boundary is, Orange Bay, also known by the ancient name, Te Ngutu-ā-Ngore, is just south of Waipiro Bay. Te Toka-ā-Taiau marked the southern boundary, this was a massive Rock (Te Toka) that once stood in the centre of the Tūranga River but, the Rock was blown up to make way for the Gisborne Harbour. Click the links below to view. Iwi Rohe Map:
http://issuu.com/lineman/docs/tahi_information_map__4_
