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For weeks and months following the wreck, bones washed ashore along the Hokianga, including on the beach at Mitimiti. Locals, unsure of the origins of the bones, buried them in their cemeteries. In 2007, Chinese settlers began to make links between the story of the SS Ventnor and the bones, and
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Te Kura o Mātihetihe is a coeducational full primary (years 1–8) school with a roll of 15 students as of August 2024. The school was founded in 1890, and was initially a part-time Native School taught at the Mātihetihe whare.
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Another story is that the great chief More Te Korohanga was slain in a battle there. The warriors wanted a piece of the chief, but there wasn't enough of his body for everyone, so they licked his blood from the rocks there.
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sank near the Hokianga Heads. The ship was carrying the remains of 499 Chinese miners back to China, however, none of the Chinese bodies were recovered initially.
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was completely refurbished on the show. At the same time, the marae was connected to fibre broadband, in a project named Mititmiti on the Grid.
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In 2013, a memorial gateway was unveiled in the cemetery in Mitimiti, to honor the sinking. It was blessed by both Māori and Chinese
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was born in Mitimiti in 1931, and was buried there in 2013. He also attended Matihetihe school.
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official relationships between Te Rarawa and The New Zealand Chinese Association were formed.
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term meaning "to lick", a reference to the belief that the souls of the dead, on their way to
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is reference to the tihetihe, or tumble weeds that grow on the sanddunes.
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Olive Harris and Chris Lancaster, ed. (2006). "Our First Voting Ladies".
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to upgrade the marae and 8 other Te Rarawa marae, creating 100 jobs.
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There are several stories about the origin of the name Mitimiti.
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In October 2020, the Government committed $ 1,407,731 from the
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This article is about the settlement. For the sea snail, see
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In February 2015 the marae was chosen to be part of
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Coelotrochus tiaratus
Mitimiti is located in Northland Region
35°25′30″S 173°16′15″E / 35.42500°S 173.27083°E / -35.42500; 173.27083
New Zealand
Northland Region
Far North District
Northland
New Zealand
Whangape Harbour
Hokianga Harbour
Kohukohu
Panguru
Māori
Cape Reinga
SS Ventnor
Te Rarawa
hapū
wharenui
Tinana canoe
TV3
wharenui
Provincial Growth Fund
Ralph Hotere
Hone Tuwhare
"Mitimiti"
"100-Year Old Tragedy of 499 Lost Miners Premieres on Māori Television"
"Shipwreck of SS Ventnor and its dead finally found"
"Wandering with Ancestors"
"History"
"A spiritual connection': Fate of the SS Ventnor links Chinese with Māori"

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