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Whakatohea signed a deed of settlement on 1 October 1996 for claims stemming from the confiscation of tribal lands around Opotiki in the 1860s. Mr Tuhiakia Keepa (centre foreground), Mrs Mere Walker (right of centre, with kete) and other members of Whakatohea iwi at Parliament to witness the signing of a deed of settlement for land claims, photographed on 1 October 1996 by Evening Post staff photographer Craig Simcox.
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He tapu ngā taonga tuku iho nei. Me pono, me tika, me tiaki noa atu. Ka hoki tika mai te taonga nei ki tōna mana, ki tōna whānau, hapū, iwi, me whakapaingia. He mana tuku iho nō roto i Te Whakatōhea mō te taonga nei.
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This material is not available for commercial use. You are allowed to use this material for non-commercial purposes including for research, study, or public presentation and/or online in blogs or non-commercial websites. This Label asks you to think and act with fairness and responsibility towards this material and Te Whakatohea.
Kāre mō te arumoni. Hēoi anō mō te rangahau, te akoako, te kauhau, te whakaaturanga, te wānanga. Otirā, kia tika, kia pono te takea mai i ngā whakaaro mō te manaaki me te ārai o te taonga nei me te iwi o Te Whakatōhea.
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Ko te pūtake o te tohu, kia puritia i te mana o te taonga nei i raro i te maru o te Mātauranga. E ahei ana te toro atu, te tuku i ngā kōrero, ngā māramatanga, hēoi anō, i runga i te tika me te pono. Manaaki i te rerenga o ngā kōrero, me te tono ki te Kaitiaki mō āna whakamārama.
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This label is used to identify that the particular taonga/ material is true and correct and authenticated by Te Whakatohea. This Label affirms that the representation and presentation of this material is in keeping with Te Whakatohea expectations and cultural protocols. It lets you know that for the individual, family or community represented in this material, use is considered fair, reasonable and respectful. As referenced by a historical record.
Kua whai mana te taonga tuku iho nei i ngā tikanga o Te Whakatōhea. He tika, he pono, he whai wāhi ana. Ara tōna mana kei hītōria
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