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 | | Eventually the family relocated to Te Karearea, a large house in Greytown, where because of their wealth and generosity, Kaihau and Iraia became popular. |
 | | She continued to live at Te Karearea, and maintained a close interest in the business activities of her three sons, who had inherited Iraia's estate of £36,000. |
 | | In later years, however, she converted to the Ratana faith and in the late 1920s and 1930s regularly hosted large church gatherings at Te Karearea. |
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