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MO NGA NGARU E TORU The story of the Three Waves, written by children of the Whirinaki School, appeared in issue 18, page 46, Rev. Mutu Kapa here gives the genealogy of the Waves. Tena koutou nga tamariki o te kura o Whirinaki i tuhia e au enei korero tawhito kia tirohia e koutou ki nga korero tapu a o koutou tipuna. Ko o koutou tupuna tonu ena ehara i a Kupe ko Matawhaorua te waka ko Nukutawhiti te Ariki. Na Nukutawhiti ko Ngarunui, na Ngarunui ko Ngaruro, na Ngaruro ko Ngarupae-whenua, ko Hikuiti ko Tauroa ko Taurapo, ko Tauramoko ko Rahiri. Ko to koutou tipuna tena i heke mai nei i nga ngaru e toru.

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Te Ao Hou, April 1958, Page 44

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116

MO NGA NGARU E TORU Te Ao Hou, April 1958, Page 44

MO NGA NGARU E TORU Te Ao Hou, April 1958, Page 44

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