Resources
Copies of these resources are available through the Kati Huirapa Runaka ki Puketeraki office
[Phone 03 465 7300]
- Whakamoemiti Toi - Puketeraki Marae - November 2007
This brochure was compiled for a very special occasion - the blessing and unveiling of new adornments for the marae.These included tuanui, maihi, amo, koruru, pane, pare and a ceramic wall named 'Te Ara Taki O Nga Atua.'
On the back page are notes about the whakapapa of three important links to this marae:
* Huirapa * Maririhau * Ruahikihiki - Huriawa Pa / Te Wera / Whaling Station
A brief introduction to;-- Huriawa Peninsula including a small map
- Te Wera and the seige by Taoka
- The local whaling station
- To Hikoia Mai Hikaroroa Ki Waikouaiti - Kua Te Ra Ka Te Ahi
[A Journey from Hikaroroa to Waikouaiti - The sun has set, the fire is now alight.]
This book by David Mules and Matiu Prebble,also known as'The Waikouaiti River Book' is filled with historical information and anecdotes about the river, the area and the people who lived and travelled alongside it.
Cost - $30 plus postage and handling - Te Poho Kanikani o Huirapa [The Dancing Hall of Huirapa]
This booklet is a compilation of stories,photos and personal interviews about the history of the 'Huirapa Hall' and was launched in November 2007 as part of the whakamoemiti celebrations for the blessing and unveiling of the new marae adornments.
Cost - $20 including postage and handling - Te Kete o Aoraki
This resource, produced by Ngai Tahu, to assist schools, Boards of Trustees, and whanau to work together for the benefit of their tamariki. It includes the seven education aspirations of Ngai Tahu, and practical suggestions for schools to implement. - He Kete Taoka
This Southern Cultural Materials Resource kit is the result of a project by Komiti Taoka Tuku Iho which was researched and collated by Rua McCallum. It includes two DVD's and one CD.
Cost - $75 including postage and handling within New Zealand