Tainui Story Hoturoa Descendants by Kelly Leslie (6 results)
Published by capper press christchurch 1980, 1980
- Hardcover
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Add to basketFacsimilie reprint, imperial octavo hardcover VG+ (v. sl. tanning and a touch of foxing) in d/w VG+ (light fading to spine, otherwise Near FINE).
Published by Capper Press, Christchurch, 1980
- Hardcover
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Add to basketCondition: very good. Dust Jacket Condition: very good. 8vo pp.483. Contains fold-out map at rear. book.
More imagesPublished by Polynesian Society, Wellington, 1949
- Hardcover
- First Edition
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Poor. First Edition. Previous owner's inscription on front endpaper. Some abrasions to margins of front endpaper. Dust wrapper is very tatty and split into two pieces. Dust wrapper spine with heavy chipping and losses. Chip to corner of rear panel of dust wrapper. Dust wrap…per protected in archival mylar cover.; xii, 483 pages + frontispiece + 7 illustrations on 5 plate leaves + 7 in-text illustrations + genealogical tables (some folding) + 3 folding maps. Red cloth boards. Page dimensions: 247 x 149mm. Frontispiece portrait of King Potatu (Potatau Te Wherowhero). Polynesian Society Memoir No. 15. Contents: The Period in Hawaiki - Mau-tikitiki-a-Taranga -The discovery of New Zealand - The early ancestors - Rata - Whakataupotiki - Toi-kai-rakau; The closing phase in Hawaiki; The building of the Canoe; The voyage to New Zealand; The first settlement - Rakataura explores the land; Hoturoa and his descendants - Tawhao - Whatihua and Turongo - Turongo journeys to the Tairawhiti - Tongatea - Ruaputahanga leaves Whatihua - Kaiahi - Manu-tongatea searches for his father; Tainui penetration inland - The expedition of Tama-a-io - Rereahu and his sons Te Ihingarangi and Maniapoto; Kokako - Mahanga and Kokako make peace; Hotunui - Te Kahuremoa and Takakopiri - Mahanga goes to Hauraki; Kaihamu - Kaihamu and Tuparahaki - Tupahau occupies Marokopa; Wairangi avenges theft of his wife; The last stand of the Tangata-whenua; Reitu and Reipae; Ataiorongo; Maki and his wars against Kaipara; Maniapoto kills Houtaketake - The death of Rora - The chief Tuirirangi - Tuiriangi returns to Kawhia - The death of Tuirirangi and its consequences - Karewarewa avenges Tuirirangi; The troubles in Hauraki - The death of Kahurautao and its consequences; Pikaio - The death of Tipa; The Wars of Waenganui; Te Kawa-iri-rangi - the romance of Parekarau and Tangiwharau - The killing of Runga-te-rangi - Kapu-manawa-whiti and his expedition of revenge - Mania-taka-mai-waho; The romance of Ngaere and Heke-i-te-rangi; The death of Mania-ope-tini - Toroa-ihu-roa the Tohunga; The chief Kawharu - Troubles between Kawaharu and Tuahu-mahina - The fall of Te Rau-o-te-huia - Kawharu migrates to Kaipara; Whare-tipeti and Tapaue - Te Putu defeats Tutetawha -Papaka avenges his father - Matakakaho - Tawhia-ki-te-rangi invades Tamaki and Kaipara; The conquest of the Wai-o-hua - The expedition of Tutunui to Tamaki; The death of Te Aho-o-te-rangi; Wars on the southern border - The death of Tutemahurangi; Ngati Maru and Ngati Paoa expedition to the Bay of Islands - Te Iwi-tua-roa and Whatakaraka; The early nineteenth century - The fight a Hurimoana; Ngati Raukawa under Hape attack Ngati Maniapoto - The expedition of Hikairo to Rotorua; Hingakaka - The death of Maungatautari; Nga-tai-pai-rua - Tihimanuka; The wars of Waikato against Ngati Toa; The southern expedition of Tuwhare and Te Rauparaha - The death of Marore; The battle of Te Kakara - Waikawau - The death of Tupoki - Te Amio-whenua expedition - Te Arawi - Te Heke Tahutahu Ahi; The battle of Okoki - The storming of Mauina-ina - The attack on Te Totara - The expedition of Te Kanawa and Kohi-rangatira; The fall of Marakitaki; Troubles between Ngati Haua and Ngati Maru - The fall of Haere-awatea (Noho-awatea) - The death of Pomare - Waikato assist Te Ati Awa to attack Kikiwhenua and Maru - Waikato defeat Te Rangi-tu-ke - The expedition of Te Wherowhero to Tawatawhiti - Te Waharoa and Ngati Maru - Taumatawiwi; Waikato defeats Te Ati-awa at Pukerangiora - Waikato attack Nga-motu - Pukerangi invades Waikato - Waikato invades Taranaki and besiege Mikotahi - The siege of Te Namu - Waikato defeat Ngati Ruanui at Te Ruaki - The siefe of Orangituapeka; The murder of Hunga and its consequences - The attack on Te Humu - Matai-puku; Early Tainui contact with the European; The Maori King; Genealogical Tables; Index.; Polynesian Society Memoir. Number 25.; 4to.
Published by The Polynesian Society 1949, 1949
- Hardcover
- First Edition
- Signed
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Add to basketFIRST EDITION, SIGNED BY AUTHOR- publication was clouded by controversy so signed copies are RARE, super octavo, red buckram boards, black lettering & illus/decoration to spine, frontispiece, xii + 483pp, folding maps to rear, illus, VG (spine sl cocked, moderate bruising & rubbing to spine & board extrems, light to moderate tan…ning & soiling to page edges, light tanning & foxing to eps, ex-libris plate to front pastedown, light tanning & foxing to folding maps) in d/w, G+ (v heavy wrinkling & chipping/tearing to edges & spine- considerable tape repairs all over, moderate tanning & foxing/soiling).
Published by The Polynesian Society 1949, 1949
- Hardcover
- First Edition
Seller: Hard to Find Books NZ (Internet) Ltd., Dunedin, OTAGO, New ZealandHard to Find Books NZ (Internet) Ltd.
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Add to basketFIRST EDITION, SIGNED BY AUTHOR- publication was cloudedby controversy so signed copies are RARE, super octavo, orange buckram boards, black lettering & illus/decoration to spine, frontispiece, xii + 482pp + index & folding maps to rear, illus, VG (light to moderate rubbing & bruising to spine & extrems, light to moderate soilin…g to spine & boards, light to moderate tanning & foxing/soiling to page edges & eps, moderate scuffing to fore-edge of ffep, prev. owner's details in red ink to reverse of frontispiece) in d/w, G+ (heavy chipping & loss to edges with considerable -but tidy- archival tape repairs, heavy scuffing to spine, moderate tanning & soiling).
More imagesPublished by Polynesian Society, Wellington, 1949
- Hardcover
- First Edition
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good+. First Edition. Previous owner's name on front endpaper. Some adhesive tape stains to free endpapers. A small 6 x 5mm chip at head of rear joint of dust-jacket spine. Dust-jacket protected in archival cover. A nice copy of this title.; Scarce. xii, 483, [1 (blank…)] pages + frontispiece + 7 illustrations on 5 plate leaves + 7 in-text illustrations + genealogical tables (some folding) + 3 folding maps. Red cloth boards. Page dimensions: 246 x 148mm. Frontispiece portrait of King Potatu (Potatau Te Wherowhero). Series: Polynesian Society Memoir number 25. Contents: The Period in Hawaiki - Mau-tikitiki-a-Taranga -The discovery of New Zealand - The early ancestors - Rata - Whakataupotiki - Toi-kai-rakau; The closing phase in Hawaiki; The building of the Canoe; The voyage to New Zealand; The first settlement - Rakataura explores the land; Hoturoa and his descendants - Tawhao - Whatihua and Turongo - Turongo journeys to the Tairawhiti - Tongatea - Ruaputahanga leaves Whatihua - Kaiahi - Manu-tongatea searches for his father; Tainui penetration inland - The expedition of Tama-a-io - Rereahu and his sons Te Ihingarangi and Maniapoto; Kokako - Mahanga and Kokako make peace; Hotunui - Te Kahuremoa and Takakopiri - Mahanga goes to Hauraki; Kaihamu - Kaihamu and Tuparahaki - Tupahau occupies Marokopa; Wairangi avenges theft of his wife; The last stand of the Tangata-whenua; Reitu and Reipae; Ataiorongo; Maki and his wars against Kaipara; Maniapoto kills Houtaketake - The death of Rora - The chief Tuirirangi - Tuiriangi returns to Kawhia - The death of Tuirirangi and its consequences - Karewarewa avenges Tuirirangi; The troubles in Hauraki - The death of Kahurautao and its consequences; Pikaio - The death of Tipa; The Wars of Waenganui; Te Kawa-iri-rangi - the romance of Parekarau and Tangiwharau - The killing of Runga-te-rangi - Kapu-manawa-whiti and his expedition of revenge - Mania-taka-mai-waho; The romance of Ngaere and Heke-i-te-rangi; The death of Mania-ope-tini - Toroa-ihu-roa the Tohunga; The chief Kawharu - Troubles between Kawaharu and Tuahu-mahina - The fall of Te Rau-o-te-huia - Kawharu migrates to Kaipara; Whare-tipeti and Tapaue - Te Putu defeats Tutetawha -Papaka avenges his father - Matakakaho - Tawhia-ki-te-rangi invades Tamaki and Kaipara; The conquest of the Wai-o-hua - The expedition of Tutunui to Tamaki; The death of Te Aho-o-te-rangi; Wars on the southern border - The death of Tutemahurangi; Ngati Maru and Ngati Paoa expedition to the Bay of Islands - Te Iwi-tua-roa and Whatakaraka; The early nineteenth century - The fight a Hurimoana; Ngati Raukawa under Hape attack Ngati Maniapoto - The expedition of Hikairo to Rotorua; Hingakaka - The death of Maungatautari; Nga-tai-pai-rua - Tihimanuka; The wars of Waikato against Ngati Toa; The southern expedition of Tuwhare and Te Rauparaha - The death of Marore; The battle of Te Kakara - Waikawau - The death of Tupoki - Te Amio-whenua expedition - Te Arawi - Te Heke Tahutahu Ahi; The battle of Okoki - The storming of Mauina-ina - The attack on Te Totara - The expedition of Te Kanawa and Kohi-rangatira; The fall of Marakitaki; Troubles between Ngati Haua and Ngati Maru - The fall of Haere-awatea (Noho-awatea) - The death of Pomare - Waikato assist Te Ati Awa to attack Kikiwhenua and Maru - Waikato defeat Te Rangi-tu-ke - The expedition of Te Wherowhero to Tawatawhiti - Te Waharoa and Ngati Maru - Taumatawiwi; Waikato defeats Te Ati-awa at Pukerangiora - Waikato attack Nga-motu - Pukerangi invades Waikato - Waikato invades Taranaki and besiege Mikotahi - The siege of Te Namu - Waikato defeat Ngati Ruanui at Te Ruaki - The siefe of Orangituapeka; The murder of Hunga and its consequences - The attack on Te Humu - Matai-puku; Early Tainui contact with the European; The Maori King; Genealogical Tables; Index. Series: Polynesian Society Memoir, Volume 25.
