ONAWE PENINSULA, IN AKAROA HARBOUR, LOOKING TOWARDS THE HEADS. THIS HEADLAND WAS AN EARLY MAORI FORT, AND IN 1830 WAS THE SCENE OF A MASSACRE OF SOUTH ISLAND MAORIS BY TE RAUPARAHA AND HIS MARAUDERS FROM THE NORTH ISLAND.
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29672, 16 November 1961, Page 7
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39ONAWE PENINSULA, IN AKAROA HARBOUR, LOOKING TOWARDS THE HEADS. THIS HEADLAND WAS AN EARLY MAORI FORT, AND IN 1830 WAS THE SCENE OF A MASSACRE OF SOUTH ISLAND MAORIS BY TE RAUPARAHA AND HIS MARAUDERS FROM THE NORTH ISLAND. Press, Volume C, Issue 29672, 16 November 1961, Page 7
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