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This map provides details and information of the traditional iwi rohe of Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti and various hapu groupings.
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NGATI POROU
TE AITANGA-A-HAUITI IWI ROHE
RONGOWHAKAATA
TE AITANGA-A-MAHAKI
TE WHANAU-A-APANUI
RUAWAIPU
UEPOHATU
Customary Inshore Fisheries Rohe-Moana a nga hapu a Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti (Indicator only)
Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti Iwi & Hapu Information map
The first session of the Kotahitanga Maori Parliament was held at Waipatu in June 1892. At Waipatu, Karaitiana Amaru along with Wiremu Potae and Apiata Te Hame were the elected representatives of Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti to the Runanga-nui of the Kotahitanga Parliament. Electoral Districts were based on tribal boundaries and Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti district was deemed to be from “Tawhiti-a-Pawa, ki Toka Taiau i te awa o Turanganui”. Williams JA, “Politics of the New Zealand Maori, Protest and Cooperation, 1891-1909”, 1969, p53.
NGA MANA O HAUITI ROHE
Te Whanau-a-Te AotawarirangiTe Whanau-a-RuataupareTe Whanau-a-KaipakihiTe Whanau-a-Te AkauTe Whanau-a-NgoiTe Whanau-a-PakokoRuamanawahonuTe Whanau-a-KuriNgati AngiangiNgati Awhia O Ngati Ira Te Whanau-a-Te RangipureoraNgati KirikinoTe Whanau-a-PirauTe Whanau-a-RongotipareNgai Tamanuhiri (a Hingangaroa)Te Whanau-a-Te AotataNgati WhakahemoNgai Te WhareNgai TawhaoNgati WakararaTe Whanau-a-HinetamateaNgati HauNgai TaroreNgati HorotaiNgai Te MahuNgati PatuwhareNgati WhakahingaKuranuiNgai Te WhakaurangaNgati NgaronoaHauitiHapu MatuaTe Whanau-a-HinemaureaNgati KahukuranuiNgati TamahengaTe Whanau-a-TutekoheNgai TuketenuiNgai Te HuingaTe Whanau-a-TämauNgati RangiNgati MoetahiNgati HinekaiNgati KonohiMarukauitiNgati RiwaiTe WahakapiTe Whanau-a-TuteipineNgati MokiNgati RoroheaMatekorahaNgati WahoterangiNgai Te RangihokaiaNgati MokaiRakaiataneNgati Oneone
