Rohe Pōtae

Nā Ngāti Apakurakei Waipapa e makaia nei

Whakamau Meremana Moengahuihui

Iriaka Puhia

RerehauHaupokia

Niece

Son

Daughte

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Husband and Wife

Left to right; 5 Generations

1.Te Oiroa2.Moengahuihui3.Willie Tuwhangai (Holding little brother Lenny) 4.Hazel Tangitango Nui Mana Greeks Ihaia5.Tiraha6.Iriaka7.Whiti

John Kaati’s book Wahanui has more hapū connections pertinent to Rerehau Haupokia

Ngani Te Oiroa was not a seller of land as was the case with Iriaka her mother and Rerehau her father

He whanaungatanga maha o Motiti;

Ngati RaukawaNgati RereahuNgati Maniapoto Ngati Matakore Ngati ApakuraNgati Kinohaku Ngati Ngutu Ngati WhawhakiaNgati Rangatahi Ngati Te Kanawa Ngati MahutaNgati Urunumia Ngati Tauhunu Ngati HineuruNgati Waiora Ngati Te Putaitemuri Ngati Hari

There are many more connections to many other Waka, Iwi and Hapū.

RETAINED INTERESTS;Tapuiwahine KinohakuAwakino Rangitoto Tuhua Land Loss to rates and other pressures;Ohura Aria WaitotaraHurakia Maraeroa A and B OngarueMotueka (Nelson) Taharoa KinohakuTe Kuiti Otorohanga TurangiWaihaha Ohaaki National ParkWhangnui TaranakiMore loss of land interests than has been portrayed occuredimpacting on the Iriaka Rerehau whanau as portrayed.

Motiti

Pā Tuna approximate location

Oparure

Mangatea diverted to become a drain