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| <b>KUPE</b></font> | |
| <font color="#642C02" face="arial" size="1">- and his crew in their waka (canoe) <em>Matawhaorua</em>, | |
| journeyed far from their home in Hawaikinui, deep into the southern ocean where they first visited the land they named | |
| <em>Te Ika a Maui</em> (Maui's fish), around 950 AD.<br> | |
| Kupe's wife <em>Kuramarotini</em> gave the land the name | |
| <em> Aotearoa</em> meaning the <em>Land of the Long White Cloud</em>.<br><br> | |
| Their waka made its first landing in New Zealand on the shores of the <a href="hokianga.html"> | |
| HOKIANGA HARBOUR</a> and many Northland tribes proudly trace their ancestry back to Kupe and his crew.<br><br> | |
| European settlement began in Northland in the late eighteenth century with | |
| scientific expeditions, traders then missionaries, making their way to the North.<br> | |
| On Christmas Day in 1814, in the Bay of Islands, | |
| Samuel Marsden is credited with preaching the first Christian sermon in New Zealand.<br><br> | |
| The Stone Store and Kemp House , still standing in Kerikeri - <em>'Cradle of the Nation'</em> - | |
| are respectively the oldest stone building and oldest house in New Zealand.<br><br> | |
| At Waitangi - <em>'Birthplace of the Nation'</em> - | |
| a copy of the treaty that tied the lives of Euorpean and Maori together, even to the present day, | |
| was signed in 1840.<br><br> | |
| Across the harbour from Waitangi, Russell <em>(or Koroareka as it was then known)</em> was the site of New Zealand's earliest centre of government | |
| and was once known as 'the Hell Hole of the Pacific'.<br><br> | |
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