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Settlement in Canterbury, New Zealand
Purau is a small town in Canterbury, New Zealand, facing Lyttelton Harbour. Purau is located on Banks Peninsula, one of the southern bays forming Lyttelton
Purau
Inlet on Banks Peninsula, New Zealand
harbour head and Ripapa Island is just off its south shore at the entrance to Purau Bay. The harbour provides access to a busy commercial port at Lyttelton
Lyttelton_Harbour
Dance from Tahiti and the Cook Islands
skirt, however not made of grass but of the fibers from the bark of the pūrau, "hibiscus"). The boys shake their knees (as scissors, from there the use
Tamure
Species of flowering tree
baru or bebaru (Malay), pagu (Chamorro), hau (Hawaiian), fau (Samoan), purau (Tahitian), and vau tree (Vietnamese). The specific epithet, "tiliaceus"
Hibiscus_tiliaceus
Munda language of South Asia
sana-e wish=3SG.SUBJ purəu-ke-ˀt-tiɲ-a fulfill-ACT.AOR-TR-1SG.POSS-IND dʒɛmɔn=iɲ mɛn-led-a tɛmɔn-ge tʃando in-aˀk sana-e purəu-ke-ˀt-tiɲ-a as=1SG.SUBJ
Santali_language
Settlement in Christchurch, New Zealand
It sits on the junction of the road to Gebbies Pass and the road from Purau to Christchurch. It dates back to the early settlers of Christchurch but
Teddington,_New_Zealand
Heritage building
Stoddart Cottage Stoddart Cottage in 2016 General information Location Purau Avenue, Diamond Harbour New Zealand Coordinates 43°37′35.14″S 172°44′28.37″E
Stoddart_Cottage
Settlement in Canterbury, New Zealand
2006 606 — 2013 600 −0.14% 2018 546 −1.87% 2023 576 +1.08% The 2006 population is for a larger area of 368.25 km2, which included Purau. Source:
Okains_Bay
New Zealand Māori chief (1807–1894)
Roore who was killed at Orakau. Te Raore married Kereihi aka Te Oreore Purau from Ngāti Tuwhakataha and they had a daughter named Te Raueue Te Raore
Rewi_Maniapoto
Species of sea urchin
is known as kina (with kina ariki referring to long-spiked urchins) or pūrau, the urchin's roe is known as ateate. Evechinus chloroticus is oval in shape
Evechinus_chloroticus
Supernatural beings (he iwi atua) in Māori mythology
such as Poho-o-Tamatea immediately behind Rāpaki Bay; Te Pohue, between Purau and Port Levy; Hukuika Peak, between Pigeon Bay and Little River; Te U-kura
Patupaiarehe
New Zealand musician
Award". Music NZ. 2 June 2023. Retrieved 24 February 2026. "Stoddart Cottage-Purau Residency Introduces its 2023 Artists: Delaney Davidson & Louise Menzies"
Delaney_Davidson
Batang Kayan, Rejang and Baram rivers; Silat River; Lata (Data) River; Long Purau (1898) Dr. Charles Hose The Sarawak Museum Journal, Volume 41 1990 p. 43
Usun_Apau_Plieran
New Zealand politician (1861–1956)
July 1956) was a New Zealand politician and lawyer. Rhodes was born in Purau on Banks Peninsula, the son of sheep farmer and politician Robert Heaton
Heaton_Rhodes
New Zealand politician, (1815–1884)
Rhodes, to New Zealand in 1850, having worked in Australia. He lived at Purau and managed properties on Banks Peninsula belonging to the Rhodes brothers
Robert_Heaton_Rhodes
steam launch proprietor. He removed many parts and dumped the hull on the Purau beach. Her engines were given to the School of Engineering at University
HMS_Defender_(1883)
Settlement in Christchurch, New Zealand
described by Stats NZ as a small urban area, which includes Charteris Bay and Purau, and covers 3.02 km2 (1.17 sq mi). It had an estimated population of 1,610
Diamond_Harbour,_New_Zealand
Fate Defender Thornycroft & Company, Chiswick 30 July 1883 Abandoned at Purau Bay, Lyttelton Harbour and later preserved at the Lyttelton Torpedo Boat
Defender-class_torpedo_boat
Mapping of foreign sounds into Japanese
/aʊ/ ⟨au⟩; ⟨ou⟩; ⟨ough⟩; ⟨ow⟩ au; a タウン taun "town"; ダウン daun "down"; プラウ purau "plough", "plow"; ファウンデーション faundēshon, ファンデーション fandēshon "foundation"
Transcription_into_Japanese
New Zealand surveyor & politician (1817–1895)
transported robbers to Wellington who had ambushed the Greenwood brothers of Purau. Cass returned to England in 1847 to obtain compensation for his dismissal
Thomas_Cass_(surveyor)
industry at Lyttelton up to five, the fleet now comprising the Muriel, Result, Purau, Mullogh, and Pilot. The fishing grounds are off Banks Peninsula, outside
Muriel_(fishing_trawler)
Genus of gastropods
R.B. Oliver on 4 September 1910 from brown weeds in rock pools east of Purau, Lyttelton Harbour, and is held by the Auckland War Memorial Museum. In
Tubbreva_exigua
New Zealand businessman and mayor
John Foster, was in command. He entered land management and managed the Purau and Seadowns Estate in South Canterbury. By the 1880s he was manager of
Walter_George_Foster
Peninsula south-east of Christchurch, New Zealand
Bay from 1858 and also was the vicar of the Parish of Governors Bay and Purau. His oldest son, Orton Bradley, took over the farm, which became Orton Bradley
Banks_Peninsula
New Zealand biographer and historian (1934–2017)
Elisabeth (1934–2011) was the author of another Canterbury regional history, Purau (1970). His output included three biographies, a range of regional, church
Gordon_Ogilvie
Species of moth
Specimens have been collected at the type locality of Tisbury, as well as Purau and Dyer's Pass in Canterbury. This species is on the wing in January and
Sagephora_jocularis
Bay
defence of the port, and it was sold in 1900. The hull was abandoned at Purau. In 1993, a group of local enthusiasts located the remains of the boat.
Magazine_Bay_(Canterbury)
New Zealand legal document
district and granted reserves at Rāpaki (860 acres or 350 hectares) and Purau (10 acres or 4.0 hectares). For the Port Levy district, he paid £300 and
Kemp's_Deed
Aspect of New Zealand history
relationship of the victors and the slain. The war party then went on to attack Purau and Ripapa Island, and although many of the occupants of these villages
History_of_Canterbury_Region
New Zealand surveyor
brothers (William Barnard and George) were granted 450 acres (180 ha) in Purau. Fox reported the following to T. C. Harrington, the secretary of the New
Joseph_Thomas_(surveyor)
Mountain in Canterbury, New Zealand
settlement. The first European to farm on the mountain was Joseph Greenwood of Purau, who took up land in 1846 and built a stockman's hut near the peak. When
Tauhinukorokio / Mount Pleasant
Tauhinukorokio_/_Mount_Pleasant
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