Te Tau 1642.
HE WHAKAATU TENEI I TE TAU I KITEA AI A NIU TIRENI, ME ETAHI ATU TAU.
Te Tau. Te orokokitenga o nga motn o Niu Tireni e Tahimana (Tasman) ... ... ... ... 1642 Te taenga mai o Te Uawiri (D'Urville) ki Aotearoa nei 1769 Te taenga mai o Mariao (Marion du Fresne) ki Tokerau, me tana matenga i a Ngapuhi ... 1772 Te homaitanga o te rokiroki parareka e Kapene Kuki (Captain Cook) ki nga Maori 1773 Te taenga mai o Wanakuha (Vancouver) ki tera motu, ki Aropaoa 1791 Te homaitanga o te kaanga e Kawana Kingi i Poihakene, ki nga tangata Maori—Governor King, of New South Wales ... 1795 Te kohurutanga o nga Pakeha ki Whangaroa i runga i to ratou kaipuke iTe Paira (Boyd) ... ISO 9 Te taua patu-haere ki Hauraki, ki hea, a Hongihika, i tana hokinga mai i a Kingi Hori te Tuawha (George IV.) 1522
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Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 8
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148Te Tau 1642. Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 8
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