File:TE WARU, PRINCIPAL CHIEF OF THE NGA TI APAKURA TRIBE. TE PAKARU, PRINCIPAL CHIEF OF THE NGA TI MANIAPOTO TRIBE, The New Zealanders Illustrated, 1847.jpg
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English: TE WARU, PRINCIPAL CHIEF OF THE NGA TI APAKURA TRIBE.
TE PAKARU, PRINCIPAL CHIEF OF THE NGA TI MANIAPOTO TRIBE. [Image of page 103] TE WARO AND TE PAKARU. Te Waro is the principal chief of the Nga-ti-Apakura tribe, a division of the Waikatos, and is remarkable as a man of distinguished ability and prowess in all matters connected with the government of his people. He generally resides at Waipa, but is often at Kawhia and Ahuahu. His dress, as represented in the plate, is a Kaitaka, with a very rich border. Te Pakaru is the head chief of the Nga-ti-Maniapoto tribe, also an important division of the Waikatos; like Te Waro he is a celebrated orator, and the mildness of his manners, combined with the general amiability of his conduct, have long rendered him a universal favorite amongst all who know him. Te Pakaru is sometimes called Apokea, and dwells near the Mission Station of Ahuahu, where he usually attends the service as a Christian convert. |
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Angas, George French 1822-1886: The New Zealanders Illustrated. London, Thomas McLean, 1847. |
| Author | George French Angas (copyist) |
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