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412:. The Bushrangers patrolled the area surrounding New Plymouth, deterring Māori raiding parties and defending the farmsteads. From September the Māori became more active and the volunteers were involved in a number of actions. In October a group of men from the 57th Regiment were ambushed by Māori at Allen's hill and the volunteers came to their aid. The arrival of more British forces prompted the Māori to pull back and so the volunteers were not seriously engaged. Māori losses are unknown, but the 57th lost one man killed and 8 wounded, while 2 men received the
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were again formed into battalions in 1895, with the
Taranaki Volunteers becoming D Company, Wellington Battalion of Infantry Volunteers and later redesignated as C Company, 2nd Battalion, Wellington (West Coast) Rifle Volunteers in 1898. A further reorganisation in 1901 saw the Taranki Volunteers become A Company of the newly established 4th Battalion, Wellington (Taranaki) Rifle Volunteers, which consisted exclusively of Taranaki-based volunteer corps.
333:, but late in the day became isolated when the 65th withdrew (as they were under orders to retire to New Plymouth before nightfall). Fortunately a further detachment from HMS Niger had landed in the afternoon and joined the battle at dusk. They fired rockets at, and later stormed, the pā, forcing the Māori to withdraw. The volunteers then withdrew to New Plymouth during the night. The
767:"New Zealand". The Taranaki Regiment was the only regiment of the New Zealand Military Forces to bear this battle honour until the formation of the New Zealand Regiment in 1947 (which inherited the Battle honours of all the New Zealand territorial infantry regiments). It is sometimes claimed that the Taranaki regiment was the only
568:. A third battalion was also raised in 1917, but was disbanded in 1918 due to manpower shortages. Both the 2nd and 3rd battalions were organised along the same lines as the 1st Battalion, each with their own eponymous 11th (Taranaki) Company. The Wellington Regiment was disbanded at the end of the war.
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In 1921, the New
Zealand territorial regiments were reorganised into larger regiments, similar to those of the First World War, with the 11th (Taranaki) Regiment becoming the 4th Battalion, Wellington Regiment. The amalgamations were short lived and in 1923, the previous organisation was reverted to,
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In 1886, the
Taranaki Volunteers, along with numerous other volunteers corps, were merged into the West Coast (North Island) Battalion of Rifle Volunteers. The battalion was disbanded in 1888, although the Taranaki Volunteers continued to exist as an independent unit. The New Zealand volunteer corps
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The
Taranaki Regiment did not receive any battle honours during the Second World War. However, in 1958, the regiment's descendant unit, the Wellington West Coast and Taranaki Regiment, inherited the battle honours of the 19th, 22nd, 25th and 36th battalions with which men from the Taranaki Regiment
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which forced the Māori to fall back from the pā. The retreating Māori became trapped against a swamp and were encircled by the
British forces. The Taranaki Volunteers lost 2 men killed and 4 wounded, while the British regulars took a further 15 casualties. Approximately two-thirds of the 150-strong
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do not carry colours). The 11th
Regiment (Taranaki Rifles) were the only regiment which decided to retain the designation as rifles and, despite an appeal to be made an exception to the rule, were not formally authorised to carry colours. When the Taranaki Regiment applied for colours in the early
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was lauded as a
British victory over a much larger Māori force. The volunteer's casualties were four wounded, out of a total of 14 British casualties, while the Māori casualties were estimated to be about 100. Some modern historians, however, argue that the Māori casualties were likely minimal and
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took exception to the battle honour "Waireka". They argued that "Waireka" was not an authorised battle honour and pointed out that it had not been awarded to other
British units which had been present at the battle. After much correspondence, it was decided to award the regiment the battle honour
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pā. The volunteers moved through the bush to attack the palisade from behind, while other units attacked the palisade from the front. The Māori withdrew and only suffered only one man killed, while the pā was captured without loss to the
British (although two men of the 57th Regiment were wounded
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pā in
October 1864. Colonel Warre noted that the volunteers had hitherto not been seriously engaged and gave them the honour of leading the attack. The volunteers attacked the pā from two sides and came under fire, but the Māori defenders soon fled. One of the volunteers was wounded during this
255:. By the end of August, however, the New Zealand Government decided the militia was too expensive to maintain and they were disbanded. Many of the militiamen were dismayed by the decision and resolved in September to form the a volunteer corps. The volunteers received new
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The New Zealand territorial force was formed in 1910 and a system of compulsory military training replaced the old volunteer system. Following these reforms, in 1911 the 4th Battalion became an independent regiment: the 11th (Taranaki Rifles) Regiment.
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At the outbreak of war in August 1914, the decision was made to form a New Zealand infantry brigade of four battalions from the existing territorial regiments. Men from the 11th Regiment (Taranaki Rifles) formed the 11th (Taranaki) Company of the
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The Taranaki Volunteers were disbanded in 1866, but later reformed in 1876. The corps was expanded to three companies in 1879 and mobilized in 1881, when the government sent more than 1500 troops, including 51 men of the Taranaki Volunteers, to
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during which the regiment suffered a 90% casualty rate. Following the evacuation from Gallipoli in 1916, the regiment was expanded to two battalions. The Wellington Regiment would see action on the western front, engaging in the battles of the
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were awarded "South Africa 1899-1902". The Taranaki Regiment were presented with a new stand of colours on 22 March 1936. The new colours were emblazoned with a further ten battle honours from the First World War and were laid up in
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to fight in South Africa. The Taranaki Volunteers provided 25 men to these contingents, the second largest contribution by any New Zealand volunteer corps. A further two members of the corps served with other British Empire units.
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352:(commander of the British forces in Australasia) immediately issued orders to repulse the Māori. A large British contingent included 90 Taranaki Volunteers, attacked Wetini's force at an old, practically unfortified pā site at
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A similar organisation occurred in 1937. The Taranaki Regiment was reduced to a depot and supplied a rifle company to the 2nd Composite Battalion. The new Battalion also had rifle companies from the Wellington West Coast and
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in March 1860. The Taranaki Volunteers were mobilised and on 28 March, were sent to help evacuate settlers from outlying areas into New Plymouth. The 103 strong company of volunteers, along with men from the militia,
345:, led by Wetini Taiporutu, arrived in Taranaki and crossed the Waitara on 5 November. Wetini had sent a letter to the British inviting them to battle and it was feared they intended to attack New Plymouth.
578:, won the Victoria Cross during the First World War. Grant, who was serving with 1st Battalion, Wellington Regiment at the time, received the award for clearing a number of machine gun posts during the
633:, and was expected to provide a mobile response to any invasion throughout the country. The territorial forces was stood down in June 1943 and the 2nd Battalion was formally disbanded in April 1944.
461:, had been leading a resistance campaign against the New Zealand government since its occupation of land in the Waimate Plains in 1879. Parihaka was perceived as his base of resistance and so the
757:"Waireka" and later had "South Africa" added to them. In 1913, the other territorial regiments dropped the word "rifles" from their titles so that they could be authorised to carry colours (
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that in reality victory lay with the Māori who were able to continue to raid the evacuated farms. Waireka was the first time a British Empire reservist unit had been committed to battle.
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on 10 December 1972. The colours of both the Taranaki Volunteer Rifles and the Taranaki Regiment were temporarily removed form the church during restorations in 2016.
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Regimental Colour presented to the Taranaki Rifle Volunteers in 1861 (left) and the King's and Regimental Colours presented to the Taranaki Regiment in 1936 (right)
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Māori force were believed to be either killed or wounded. The volunteers remained in New Plymouth for the rest of the war, which ended in March 1861.
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Rifles (B, C, D, E, F, G and H companies respectively). These corps were all formed in 1901, except for the Taranaki Guards which was formed in 1900
621:, the Taranaki Regiment remained in New Zealand for home defence. A second battalion was formed in 1942 by redesignating the 14th Battalion of the
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as the regimental hat in 1911. The lemon Squeezer was designed to help let rainwater run off the hat, while also alluding to the shape of
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on 25 October 1864, however the conflict would continue for some time and the bushrangers would skirmish with Māori at
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when pulling down the palisade). The Taranaki Rifles Volunteers' final action of the war was the storming of
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in December and the formation of the Taranaki Volunteer Rifle Company was officially proclaimed by Governor
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178:. The volunteer corps also provided men to the New Zealand contingents sent to South Africa during the
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The New Zealand Wars: A History of the Māori Campaigns and the Pioneering Period: Volume I: 1845–1864
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and celebrated their 150th birthday in 2008, derived from the Taranaki Volunteer Rifle Company.
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action, while one Māori was killed and another two were wounded. Peace was declared by Governor
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by the government forces. Te Whiti was arrested and the village's inhabitants were dispersed.
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although the ordinals were dropped and the regiment became the Taranaki Regiment.
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on 13 January 1859. The corps was formed into two companies: no.1 company under
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1055:"Roll of members of the New Zealand House of Representatives, 1854 onwards"
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Journal of the Wellington West Coast and Taranaki Battalion (1983/84)
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The other companies of the 4th battalion were the Taranaki Guards,
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The Taranaki Regiment were awarded the following battle honours:
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regiment to bear its own country's name as a battle honour. Many
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The Taranki Volunteer Rifle Company was presented an unofficial
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Men from the regiment saw active service overseas with the
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226:. In 1948, the Taranaki Regiment was amalgamated with the
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476:(1899-1902), the New Zealand Government sent a number of
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The Taranaki Volunteer Rifles (TVR) are depicted top left
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1910:"Taranaki Regiment, New Zealand; design for new colours"
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Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives
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Defending New Zealand: Ramparts on the Seas 1840-1950s
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The Taranaki Rifle Volunteers: A Corps with a History
2042:"Army colours removed as cathedral undergoes repairs"
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chief, Te Teira Manuka. However a more senior chief,
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Military units and formations disestablished in 1948
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3rd (Auckland) Regiment (Countess of Ranfurly's Own)
2149:. Wellington: Government Printer. pp. 171–182.
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on 25 June 1861. The colour was emblazoned with the
571:One member of the 11th (Taranaki Rifles) Regiment,
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A Taranaki platoon of the Wellington Regiment, 1918
2128:. Wellington: Defence of New Zealand Study Group.
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595:Officers of 1st Battalion, Taranaki Regiment, 1930
206:. Men from the regiment, however, served with the
2590:Military units and formations established in 1858
2165:; Treadwell, C. A. L. & Hanna, J. S. (1928).
1906:The Under-Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs
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364:supported the attack. The battle culminated in a
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962:The Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge's Own)
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700:The Taranaki Regiment was amalgamated with the
416:. The next year, in March 1864, Warre attacked
2345:. Wellington: Historical Publications Branch.
2306:. Wellington: Historical Publications Branch.
2190:. Wellington: Historical Publications Branch.
1635:(Supplement). 27 November 1918. p. 14040.
762:1930s (no longer being a rifle regiment), the
295:Two men of the Taranaki Volunteer Rifles, 1868
2480:13th (North Canterbury and Westland) Regiment
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1475:"Particulars Relative to the Volunteer Force"
1358:"Invasion of pacifist settlement at Parihaka"
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174:formed in 1858 and which saw service in the
706:Wellington West Coast and Taranaki Regiment
393:broke out in May 1863 when soldiers of the
232:Wellington West Coast and Taranaki Regiment
162:was a territorial infantry regiment of the
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447:The Taranaki Volunteers at Parihaka, 1881
166:. The regiment traced its origins to the
2408:New Zealand Great War Infantry Regiments
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2168:The Wellington Regiment (NZEF) 1914–1919
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1316:"Capture of Kaitake, Ahuahu and Te Tutu"
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1522:Te Ara: The Encyclopedia of New Zealand
684:, was deployed to the Pacific with the
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2475:12th (Nelson and Marlborough) Regiment
2040:Burroughs, David (28 September 2016).
1646:Cunningham, Treadwell & Hanna 1928
1614:Cunningham, Treadwell & Hanna 1928
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224:Second New Zealand Expeditionary Force
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2171:. Wellington: Ferguson & Osborn.
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1170:The Taranaki Report: Kaupapa Tuatahi
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2245:. Wellington: Reed Publishing Ltd.
2105:Cooke, Peter; Crawford, J. (2011).
1571:Dictionary of New Zealand Biography
1101:Dictionary of New Zealand Biography
710:Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment
654:2nd New Zealand Expeditionary Force
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325:became engaged with Māori near the
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2342:19 Battalion and Armoured Regiment
2225:"First in Arms ... Finest in Arms"
1830:"Oldest army unit marks 150 years"
1517:"Armed Forces:Historical Overview"
1292:. 23 September 1864. p. 4552.
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382:Map of the Battle of Kaitake, 1864
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2585:Infantry regiments of New Zealand
282:and later commander of the unit.
274:, and no.2 company under Captain
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168:Taranaki Volunteer Rifle Company
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2541:11th Regiment (Taranaki Rifles)
2470:2nd (South Canterbury) Regiment
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2068:"Battle Honours for NZEF Units"
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1928:"Defence of Canada - 1812-1815"
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1914:Governor-General of New Zealand
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535:, which saw service during the
184:11th Regiment (Taranaki Rifles)
2433:15th (North Auckland) Regiment
2284:. New Plymouth: Thomas Avery.
1603:. 24 April 1913. p. 1445.
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702:Wellington West Coast Regiment
228:Wellington West Coast Regiment
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931:France and Flanders 1916–1918
457:. The Māori pacifist leader,
2523:Wellington Infantry Regiment
2457:Canterbury Infantry Regiment
1198:5WWCT Regimental Association
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533:Wellington Infantry Regiment
192:Wellington Infantry Regiment
7:
2513:14th (South Otago) Regiment
2508:10th (North Otago) Regiment
1888:"Taranaki Rifles - Colours"
410:Calisher and Terry carbines
164:New Zealand Military Forces
71:New Zealand Military Forces
10:
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2536:9th (Hawke's Bay) Regiment
2415:Auckland Infantry Regiment
2109:. Auckland: Random House.
1864:New Zealand History Online
1860:"Taranaki Volunteers Flag"
1362:New Zealand History Online
1126:New Zealand History Online
716:Battle Honours and Colours
478:mounted rifles contingents
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2556:New Zealand Rifle Brigade
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2465:1st (Canterbury) Regiment
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1991:"Presentation of Colours"
1718:Cooke & Crawford 2011
1122:"War in Taranaki 1860-63"
623:National Military Reserve
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2503:8th (Southland) Regiment
2339:Sinclair, D. W. (1954).
1566:"Malone, William George"
1096:"Atkinson, Harry Albert"
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686:3rd New Zealand Division
658:2nd New Zealand Division
580:Second Battle of Bapaume
397:tried to evict Māori at
35:of the Taranaki Regiment
2546:17th (Ruahine) Regiment
2490:Otago Infantry Regiment
2438:16th (Waikato) Regiment
2184:Henderson, Jim (1958).
1892:Governor of New Zealand
1684:. 21 June 1923. p. 1743
1681:The New Zealand Gazette
1666:. 21 July 1921. p. 1950
1663:The New Zealand Gazette
777:South African regiments
704:in 1948 and became the
566:Hundred Days' Offensive
562:German Spring Offensive
182:and in 1911 became the
2428:6th (Hauraki) Regiment
2239:O'Neil, I. G. (1948).
1960:Reserve Force Division
1063:New Zealand Parliament
806:South Africa 1899-1902
688:and saw combat at the
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280:Premier of New Zealand
2143:Cowan, James (1955).
2124:Cooke, Peter (2016).
1548:The New Zealand Times
1270:"The Taranaki Herald"
1177:The Waitangi Tribunal
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541:Battle of Chunuk Bair
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463:village was destroyed
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438:Late Victorian Period
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247:In February 1858 the
128:The Earl of Liverpool
21:The Taranaki Regiment
2498:4th (Otago) Regiment
2278:Penn, W. J. (1909).
1953:"History of the BVR"
1932:Government of Canada
1908:(16 November 1932).
1543:"The Defence Forces"
1434:"Our Defence Forces"
769:British Commonwealth
627:2nd Infantry Brigade
607:Hawkes Bay regiments
504:of New Zealand, the
272:Member of Parliament
2076:. 26 February 1958.
1720:, pp. 272–281.
1696:, pp. 307–310.
1600:New Zealand Gazette
1422:. 20 December 1895.
1305:, pp. 229–230.
1235:, pp. 193–200.
1159:, pp. 171–182.
459:Te Whiti o Rongomai
391:Second Taranaki War
373:Second Taranaki War
1807:, pp. 33–586.
1795:, pp. 11–448.
1783:, pp. 68–482.
1632:The London Gazette
1289:The London Gazette
773:Canadian regiments
660:and saw action in
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537:Gallipoli Campaign
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487:Lieutenant Colonel
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314:First Taranaki War
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286:First Taranaki War
194:and saw combat at
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2135:978-0-473-06833-2
2116:978-1-86979-446-0
1886:(10 April 1913).
1849:, pp. 48–53.
1836:. 10 August 2008.
1834:Radio New Zealand
1819:, pp. 50–64.
1506:, pp. 92–94.
1347:, pp. 64–70.
1335:, pp. 62–64.
1272:. 3 October 1863.
863:Flers-Courcelette
751:regimental colour
512:of the regiment.
506:Earl of Liverpool
335:Battle of Waireka
160:Taranaki Regiment
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619:Second World War
613:Second World War
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474:Second Boer War
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304:from the minor
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230:and became the
220:36th Battalions
188:First World War
180:Second Boer War
172:volunteer corps
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148:George Bertrand
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1698:
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494:Lemon Squeezer
490:William Malone
446:
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414:Victoria Cross
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366:bayonet charge
327:Waireka stream
302:Pekapeka block
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257:Enfield Rifles
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1800:
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1769:Puttick 1960
1764:
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1457:"Volunteers"
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1005:Rifles, and
981:
964:(1913-1948)
948:
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915:Cambrai 1918
899:Bapaume 1918
871:Polygon Wood
811:
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764:Army Council
748:
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696:Amalgamation
670:North Africa
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631:4th Division
616:
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340:
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1817:O'Neil 1948
1627:"No. 31034"
1284:"No. 22896"
927:Le Transloy
907:Havrincourt
895:Albert 1918
879:Broodseinde
796:New Zealand
617:During the
554:Broodseinde
472:During the
428:George Grey
406:Henry Warre
399:Tataraimaka
278:, a future
270:, a future
198:and on the
97:Engagements
87:Garrison/HQ
61:New Zealand
2579:Categories
2312:1282491883
2290:1016669110
2196:1113183381
2155:1231690257
2099:References
2053:2022-02-26
2026:2022-02-26
2002:2022-02-26
1973:2022-02-26
1938:2022-02-26
1869:2022-02-26
1706:Cooke 2016
1694:Cooke 2016
1577:2022-02-26
1528:2022-02-27
1367:2022-02-27
1303:Cowan 1955
1245:Cowan 1955
1233:Cowan 1955
1204:2022-02-25
1175:(Report).
1157:Cowan 1955
1131:2022-02-23
1107:2022-03-01
1069:2022-03-01
891:Arras 1918
887:Passendale
883:Ypres 1917
856:Somme 1916
848:Suez Canal
576:John Grant
343:Ngāti Hauā
306:Te Āti Awa
268:Isaac Watt
136:commanders
119:Commanders
2369:ignored (
2359:cite book
2351:173284782
2330:ignored (
2320:cite book
2269:ignored (
2259:cite book
2251:152636574
2214:ignored (
2204:cite book
2073:The Press
2017:"History"
1847:Penn 1909
1504:Penn 1909
1492:Penn 1909
1345:Penn 1909
1333:Penn 1909
1145:Penn 1909
1083:Penn 1909
1030:Penn 1909
1017:Citations
1003:Stratford
991:Inglewood
973:Footnotes
945:Alliances
832:Sari Bair
586:Inter War
358:Howitzers
354:Māhoetahi
323:HMS Niger
196:Galipolli
44:1858–1948
33:Cap badge
2300:(1960).
2177:20732280
1676:"No. 53"
1658:"No. 68"
1592:"No. 35"
1001:Rifles,
997:Rifles,
993:Rifles,
989:Rifles,
941:served.
802:Boer War
573:Sergeant
564:and the
550:Messines
502:Governor
455:Parihaka
423:Manutahi
81:Infantry
2090:. 1949.
1481:. 1903.
1194:"About"
1179:. 1996.
1007:Waitara
844:Krithia
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