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Te Aitanga a Tumoana

Urupa Okahu.
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454. Ngakina Maata Kiriwai [1481] (Rina Te Pa , Heehi Te Pa , Erihapeti , Ruakuru , NgaMotu
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Tamamoko , Tamahotu , TUMOANA ).
Ngakina marena Pereniki Tauhara [2907] [MRIN: 1256].
Na Tamariki o te Marena:
835 F i. Mere Tauhara [2908].
836 F ii. Ngarui Lucy Tauhara [2909].
837 M iii. Waha Tauhara [2913].
+ 838 F iv. Hingahina Tauhara [2910].
839 M v. Kakaitawhiti Tauhara [2911].

840 F vi. Makinihi Tauhara [2912].
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463. Haimona Riapo Puhipi [5] (Riapo Puhipi , Wharemate Timoti Puhipi
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Houpure , Tamamoko , Tamahotu , TUMOANA ) was born in
1896 in Pukepoto, died on 3 Jan 1936 in Kaitaia at age 40, and was buried in
Rangihaukaha Urupa, Pukepoto. The cause of his death was Toxic Myocarditis/Chronic
Nephritis. Another name for Haimona was Simon.
Rapunga Kupu Akoako: Haimona Busby; Private 16/315 enlisted in A Company
of the First Maori Contingent on 13 November 1914, and sailed on HMNZT
Warrimoo on 14 February 1915. In June 1916 he transferred to the NZ Field Haimona Puhipi
Artillery. In May 1917 he returned to New Zealand and on 9 June 1917 he was
discharged as medically unfit, due to the fact that he had a congenital cataract
meaning he was blind in one eye. This was assessed as being a pre-existing condition that had been
exacerbated by his military service. He was also assessed to be of Good to Very Good character on
discharge. He was issued the 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal and the Victory Medal for his
service.
The theatres of war he served in; (1) Balkan in 1915 - was fought between the Central Powers,
represented by Austria-Hungary, Croatia, Germany and the Ottoman Empire on one side and the
Allies, represented by France, Montenegro, Russia, Serbia, and the United Kingdom (and later
Romania and Greece, who sided with the Allied Powers) on the other side. (2) Egyptian E.F. in 1916 -
The Egyptian Expeditionary Force (EEF) was a British Empire military formation, formed on 10
March 1916 under the command of General Archibald Murray from the Mediterranean Expeditionary
Force and the Force in Egypt (1914 to 1915), at the beginning of the Sinai and Palestine Campaign of
the First World War (3) Egyptian in 1915 to 1916.

When the Maori Contingent arrived in Egypt, Major-General Sir Alexander Godley recommended that
the contingent go to Malta for further training and garrison duties, thus freeing up Pakeha troops for
combat, however with mounting casualties and the need for reinforcements on the Gallipoli Peninsula
forced a change in imperial policy on 'native peoples' fighting. The Maori Contingent landed at Anzac
Cove on 3 July 1915. Here they joined the New Zealand Mounted Rifles, who were being deployed as
infantry on the peninsula.
Haimona marena Rihipango Wete Haare [6] [MRIN: 3] on 4 Jul 1920 in Pamapuria
Meeting House, Minister J.J Poihipi. Rihipango was born in 1900 in Waiaua, died on
15 Oct 1972 in 155 Tripoli Rd, Panmure, Auckland at age 72, and was buried in
Rangihaukaha Urupa, Pukepoto. Another name for Rihipango was Lizzie.

Rihi Wete Haare