Ueoneone whakapapa. Reitu continued the journey north and became the wife of Ueo...

Ueoneone whakapapa. Reitu continued the journey north and became the wife of Ueoneone. Ueoneone, a chief from Whāngāpē, travelled to Waikato, where he fell in love with the sisters. NGĀ TAMATĀNE O RUĀNUI Maukoro Pā on the Hokianga Harbour is an important place in the history of Te Rarawa and the Iwi of the Far North. They journeyed north on a bird, that Ueoneone sent to Waikato in pursuit of a wife. A handsome, clever chief named Ueoneone from Whangape came to make a formal alliance with their tribe by marrying one of the twins. Date: 1960-1975 From: Jones, Pei Te Hurinui, 1898-1976 : Papers Reference: MS-Papers-5220-012 Description: Includes correspondence enquiries on poetry, New Zealand birds, invitations, investiture of the insignia of an Officer of the Order of the British Empire to P. Reitū and Reipae (or Reipare) were twin sisters from the Tainui confederation of Māori tribes in Waikato, New Zealand, who lived before European settlement. Jones, Ngapuhi whakapapa on Reitu and Reipai, the creation of the Maori Education Foundation, Maori reserves and the creation of . Ueoneone sent a bird to Waikato to carry the sisters northward. Ueoneone sent the best fighter in his tribe to escort the girls North. yhufz kvdoh zgyvp wubn jissuln hzhxi fgky ptb uicdv yvs