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Topic: Cape Terawhiti

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	www.blinkbits.com /wikifeeds/CA?from=18900 (154 words)

	The Value of Gold to New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The remains of mining machinery at Terawhiti, Wellington Province.
		Gold had been found near Cape Terawhiti in 1862 and small quartz mines were being worked in 1883, but the pockets of quartz were soon exhausted and the mining machinery abandoned, though there may be more gold at a greater depth in this neighbourhood.
		The alluvial 'face' is washed with water under pressure, the wash dirt eventually passing through a sluice box, or over gold saving tables.
	www.colonialcdbooks.com /value_of_gold_to_new_zealand.htm (425 words)

	Cook Strait (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The two large bays of Golden Bay and Tasman Bay lie on the South Island coast immediately to the west of the strait, whereas the North Island coast to the west recedes towards the giant curve of the Kapiti Coast and South Taranaki Bight.
		To the east of the strait, it is the south island which recedes, the coast running southwest after reaching the headland of Cape Campbell.
		At its narrowest point, the Strait is 24 kilometres wide, this being between Cape Terawhiti in the North Island and Perano Head on Arapawa Island in the Marlborough Sounds.
	cook-strait.iqnaut.net (277 words)

	Cruising around Tasman and Golden Bays
		After half an hour we were sailing in 15 knots N/W which continued until Cape Terawhiti when the wind in typical Cook Strait style suddenly increased.
		As we drew abeam of the Cape Palliser light, about 7nm off, it was like someone threw a switch and we found ourselves with no wind in a lumpy sea.
		After two nights at sea we were approaching Cape Kidnappers and a front was catching up with us so we put into Napier to let it pass.
	h28.org.nz /Passages/nightshift1.htm (1745 words)

	Cook Strait - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Two large bays, Golden Bay and Tasman Bay, lie on the South Island coast immediately to its west, and the North Island coast to the west recedes towards the giant curve of the Kapiti Coast and South Taranaki Bight.
		To its the east the South Island recedes, the coast running south-west after reaching the headland of Cape Campbell.
		At its narrowest point it has a width of 23 km (between Cape Terawhiti in the North Island and Perano Head on Arapawa Island in the Marlborough Sounds).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cook_Strait (485 words)

	Riccarton House & Bush - Deans Cottage
		The brothers lived in the cottage until their early and tragic deaths.
		William drowned in the shipwreck of the barque "Maria" when she struck a rock near Cape Terawhiti off the Wellington Heads in July 1851.
		John, who travelled to Scotland in 1852 to marry Jane McIlraith, returned to Riccarton in February 1853 and died in the cottage from tuberculosis in June 1854.
	www.riccartonhouse.co.nz /deans_cottage (154 words)

	DNZB / BIOGRAPHY
		Cape Terawhiti was one of his favourite painting locations.
		During the 1930s he regularly tramped for three hours to Oteranga Bay, where he would paint by day and spend nights in a cave furnished with wood from the beach.
		After his death, at Wellington on 16 July 1970, Welch's ashes were scattered at his beloved Cape Terawhiti.
	www.dnzb.govt.nz /dnzb/Find_Quick.asp?PersonEssay=4W12 (740 words)

	Tararua Tramping Club \| TripReports / 2005-07-16 Oteranga Bay Terawhiti Hill Ohau Hill White Rock Hill browse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Terawhiti Station is not the usual off-track route as there are quite a few tracks, and the best off-track plans could be defeated by gorse, but I was delighted to get permission to go through the property.
		The going was easy with just a bit of rock to negotiate before we reached the wide ridge top in time for lunch at the Terawhiti Trig at noon.
		From this point it was little more than 30 minutes to join the road down and we were back at the cars in just over 7 hours, so we would have had time to get to Ohau Hill and return before dark.
	www.ttc.org.nz /pmwiki/pmwiki.php/TripReports/2005-07-16OterangaBayTerawhitiHillOhauHillWhiteRockHill (744 words)

	Crossing Plan
		Where a strait is long with relatively straight coastlines, for instance Foveaux Strait or Shelikof Strait between Kodiak Island and the Alaska Peninsula, the choice is the strongest 'land to land' straight line crossing.
		Where a strait has capes or reefed headlands jutting out seawards into the narrowest part, it is best to look for a longer crossing as these headlands/capes invariably have violent tidal stream activity in the way of overfalls, races and rips.
		On a calm day, the paddler may be able to fight through such areas, however with any weather tide effect, wind blowing against tidal stream, these areas need treating with great caution and respect.
	seacanoe.org /Crosplan.htm (870 words)

	The Fishing Website - Fish New Zealand Snapper, Kingfish, Marlin, Trout - FISHING REPORT
		We are at the perfect time of the year for moki try these locations with shellfish/crustacean bait - Pencarrow, Fitzroy and Wainui beaches, beaches west of sinclair head especially cable bay, karori stream and windy bay.
		We have caught a few at Castlepoint (the reef) and Cape Palliser (fl rocks) in the past before xmas.
		I wouldn't be surprised ifthe wgtn harbour kingfish and snapper come down the east coast rather than the west.
	www.fishing.net.nz /reports/viewreport.cfm?ReportID=1180 (1073 words)

	Public Notices - Notified Resource Consents - Wellington - New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The general location of the proposed activity is land to the west of Wellington City and located from Tongue Point in a north-westerly direction towards Cape Terawhiti, commonly know as Quartz Hill and Terawhiti Station.
		The south-western boundary extends from Tongue Point to Cape Terawhiti.
		The western boundary extends from Cape Terawhiti to Ohariu Bay.
	www.wellington.govt.nz /news/publicnotices/details/windfarm.html (816 words)

	New Zealand Wreck Sites
		[Sunk in 1862 Namu bay, 11 miles south of Cape Egmont]
		[Sunk in 1903 - West of Cape Palliser Lighthouse]
		[Sunk in 1907 - 4 miles East of Cape Terawhiti]
	www.divenewzealand.com /dive_sites.asp?sid=new_zealand_wreck_sites (533 words)

	Voyage of the Rodney to New Zealand, 1875 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Thence she had a fine run to the New Zealand coast, Cape Farewell being sighted on the 27th August, 77 days from the Lizard.
		She was off Cape Terawhiti the following day, but was compelled to wait for a pilot until the 29th August, 1875, when she anchored in Wellington harbour, 82 days port to port.
		There were 10 deaths during the voyage, mostly children, and six births; also one wedding.
	biostat.columbia.edu /~mckeague/rodney-voyage.html (442 words)

	SS Penguin - New Zealand Disasters - Kids - Christchurch City Libraries
		However the Penguin was closer to land than the captain realised.
		As the ship turned, it struck rocks off Cape Terawhiti, tearing a hole in the hull of the ship.
		The raging seas pulled the Penguin clear of the rocks, and water began to pour in through the hole.
	library.christchurch.org.nz /Kids/NZDisasters/SSPenguin.asp (430 words)

	Book-PT.2
		A southerly of about 15 knots filled in by morning, so we made good progress on the wind for most of that day, passing Cape Liptrap early in the afternoon.
		I decided to forget the light at Cape Farewell and steer instead for the Maui Gas Rig in South Taranaki Bight.
		Actually, Cape Horn was considerably less distant, but would require sailing in colder latitudes.
	manofcolours.com /Book2.htm (14103 words)

	Shipwrecks
		On 23rd July the Maria was wrecked near Terawhiti with the loss of 26 lives.
		She was firmly embedded in a cluster of rocks with her bottom seriously damaged.
		The Captain was found guilty of bad judgement and although his certificate was returned he had to pay the cost of the enquiry.
	www.angelfire.com /az/nzgenweb/shipwreck.html (3648 words)

	SkyscraperCity - Bridging the Cook Strait!!
		Considering water depths ranging from 10m to 165m, piers are to constructed closest to the coasts.
		November 15th, 2004 03:47 PM Im not familiar with the Sweden-Denmark bridge, whoopie doo Franfurt, but a bridge from cape terawhiti (west of wellington) to arapawa island to the south island will replace the wellington-picton ferry.
		Im not familiar with the Sweden-Denmark bridge, whoopie doo Franfurt, but a bridge from cape terawhiti (west of wellington) to arapawa island to the south island will replace the wellington-picton ferry.
	www.skyscrapercity.com /printthread.php?t=150911&pp=25 (2194 words)

	Concept2: Row around NZ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		From all the data that I compiled I worked out that I could look at rows around the NI and SI separately or to and from cities.
		Unfortunately the trip across Cook Strait from Cape Terawhiti (NI) to Perano Head (SI) is 20,000m which is a big row – I couldn't make it any smaller.
		But all the other rows range from 3000m – 15,000m (average about 8000m) and I have tried to vary it as much as possible.
	www.concept2.co.nz /RowAroundNZ.htm (225 words)

	Early Charts of the South Pacific
		The Chart of Cook Strait drawn by Cook himself shortly after his passage through to continue on his voyage south.
		Shows Cook's Strait and surrounding areas of Cape Terawhiti and Queen Charlottes Sound.
		Based on manuscript chart "A chart of Cooks Straights in New Zeland [sic]", surveyed and drawn in 1770 by Captain Cook, assisted by Isaac Smith (now held British Library).
	www.transitofvenus.auckland.ac.nz /explorations/cooks_pg_maps.html (598 words)

	Yes to Wind - Greenpeace New Zealand
		Fortunately there is a solution - a phase out of fossil fuels such as coal, oil and gas and rapid transition to renewable energy sources like wind.
		Also no turbines are proposed on the range near Cape Terawhiti including Terawhiti Hill.
		The proposal states that the turbines will emit no pure tonal noise and blades and the generator assembly have been designed to minimise noise output.
	www.yes2wind.co.nz /west-wind.php (895 words)

	iris localities
		N Isl., Tarakani (= Mount Egmont), Cape Lighthouse (DMNH 033841, 2).
		N Isl., Hawke's Bay, Cape Kidnappers (LACM 88-175).
		North Is, Northland, Cape Reinga (AMS C.403535, 8).
	www.vetigastropoda.com /ABMAP/iris-loc.html (488 words)

	Smale--Heavy minerals in Wellington Torlesse
		Abstract Heavy minerals from dated sandstones of the Torlesse Terrane in the Wellington area show several distinct assemblages.
		Samples from the Rakaia Subterrane (n = 19) have assemblages of two types: one dominated by secondary minerals (mainly in the Terawhiti area), and one by detrital biotite (mainly in the eastern part of the subterrane).
		Semi-opaque debris and pumpellyite indicate low-grade metamorphism of Pahau rocks and of some Rakaia rocks from near Cape Terawhiti.
	www.rsnz.org /publish/nzjgg/1997/44.php (276 words)

	LINZ - Tidal Streams
		The maximum rates shown on the chart which are usually attained at springs are also liable to be experienced at any other time.
		In the vicinity of Karori Rock and Cape Terawhiti, a rate of up to 7 knots is frequently experienced, but as a rule it does not last for more than about an hour.
		Small vessels are warned to keep well clear of tide rips, as they may lose steerage way and may, in extreme cases, capsize.
	www.hydro.linz.govt.nz /tides/info/tideinfo4/index.asp (1107 words)

	West Wind: 210 MW wind farm \| New Zealand Wind Energy Association
		It is expected that Project West Wind will cover a total site area of 55.8 square kilometres.
		The southern boundary extends from Tongue Point and moves in a north-westerly direction towards Cape Terawhiti.
		The western boundary extends from Cape Terawhiti up to Ohau Point, it then passes in a north-easterly direction across to Makara Beach.
	www.windenergy.org.nz /news/news-articles/2005/050602-WestWind.htm (326 words)

	Union Line of New Zealand
		ex- Cape Natal, 1919 purchased from British and African Shipping Co. and renamed Kaikorai, 1948 sold to Hwah Lee SS Co., Shanghai.
		ex- Cape Colony, 1920 purchased from British and African Shipping Co. and renamed Kaitoke, 1935 sold to Japan, transferred to China, renamed Kong Ho.
		ex- Canada Cape (Elder Dempster Line), 1913 chartered from H and C. Grayson, Liverpool, 1914 purchased and renamed Waihemo, 1918 torpedoed and sunk off Greece.
	www.theshipslist.com /ships/lines/unionnz.html (3616 words)

	DNZB / BIOGRAPHY
		Little is known of his early life until his arrival in New Zealand as a crew member of the immigrant vessel Lammershagen in July 1875.
		Soon after the vessel arrived in Wellington a dispute with a superior officer led to Peters's desertion and subsequent brief employment on a farm at Cape Terawhiti, just west of Wellington.
		In September 1875 he took a ship to New Plymouth where, two days later, he obtained a labouring job helping to establish the newly surveyed township of Inglewood, some 10 miles south of New Plymouth.
	www.dnzb.govt.nz /dnzb/Essay_Body.asp?PersonEssay=2P12 (620 words)

	Ground Effect - mountain bike clothing
		The North Island is within spitting distance - Cape Terawhiti being a mere 20kms away, as the moa flys.
		Continuing on to the sharp end through undulating farm land we eventually made Cape Stephens.
		What a spot, with awesome views of the Bishops Cauldron, the Sisters, Hells Gate, Stephens Island and of course Stephens Passage.
	www.groundeffect.co.nz /hotrides/hotride13.htm (877 words)

	Gold and gold mining - Other goldfields - Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
		Gold in Southland was also found in the Waiau catchment at Blackmount and the Mataura catchment around Waimumu, Waikaia and Nokomai.
		Traces of gold were known from Cape Terawhiti, near today’s Wellington suburb of Karori, as early as 1852.
		In the 1870s and 1880s a number of quartz reefs were worked, but they yielded very little gold.
	www.teara.govt.nz /EarthSeaAndSky/MineralResources/GoldAndGoldMining/6/mi (538 words)

	JournalEntries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		George the wind vane steered faultlessly through the whole thing with his little storm vane fitted.
		I felt a bit better after another local Napier yachtie told me he had once battled for 3days to get up to East Cape, only to have to come back to Napier.
		We couldn’t see the cape in driving rain but the sea was very lumpy on this corner.
	www.windsongsail.com /SailingStories/Hopkinson/JournalEntries.htm (6114 words)

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