What’s in a name?
Sir, — It is quite acceptable for Mount Cook to be changed to Aoraki if Stephen O’Regan will also give up his pakeha name. Really, Ngai Tahu what are you doing with a chairman of your trust board who has a Greek-Irish combination as his appellation? — Yours, etc., K. L. THORNTON. August 8, 1985.
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Press, 10 August 1985, Page 18
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