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	The Employment Catalyst:PATEA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST
		To create a successful visitor attraction in Patea - an authentic depiction of Maori life in pre-European times, set in a fortified village on the northern bank of the Patea River.
		Patea is a town of very high unemployment with several generations of benefit dependency.
		The Patea River Pa is by far the most ambitious of these and as a result has the potential to create the greatest number of "FTEs" in a range of disciplines"
	www.jobsletter.org.nz /cat/cat12.htm (478 words)

	patea - Article and Reference from OnPedia.com
		It is 55 kilometres west of Wanganui, on the banks of the Patea River, and had a 2001 population of 1302.
		The town came to national attention in the second half of the 20th century for the closure of the main employer, a freezing works.
		Subsequently it gained more fame, in and beyond New Zealand, as the home of Maori singer Dalvanius Prime and the group Patea Maori Club, whose single, "Poi E", was one of the early indicators of a renewed impetus in Maori popular music.
	www.onpedia.com /encyclopedia/patea (123 words)

	Patea Encyclopedia Article @ 216.92.11.26 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Patea is the second-largest town in southern Taranaki, New Zealand.
		A few miles south of Patea is the small community of Whenuakura where New Zealand golfer Michael Campbell lived as a child.
		He learned to play golf at the Patea Golf Club which sits on the cliffs overlooking the Tasman Sea.
	216.92.11.26 /encyclopedia/Patea (252 words)

	Touring New Zealand 2005 - part 6
		They all have information sheets and the main features are numbered and often have display boards on the ground giving something of the history etc. Their markers use cream/pale yellow letters on a, usually very faded, teal green background so are easy to recognise as are their information sheets which have a similar colour scheme.
		Rather than face her relatives he fled into the wild country west of the ranges where he remained in what came to be called Patea's Country, a huge tract bounded by the dividing Ranges, Mount Ruapehu and Taihape.
		By the 1870s the Inland Patea had vast Stations with Merino sheep and transport was a tremendous undertaking - typical stations could be sheering up to 75,000 sheep and packing the wool over the ranges.
	www.uniquelynz.com /nz05-p6.htm (3324 words)

	PATEA - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		Patea, in South Taranaki, is situated on the western bank of the Patea River, near the mouth, the main part of the town standing on flat land behind coastal sandhills.
		Patea came into existence as a township called Carlyle, which was situated closer to the river mouth than is the main part of the present borough.
		General Cameron's force arrived at the mouth of the Patea River on 15 January 1865 and constructed redoubts on both sides of the river.
	www.teara.govt.nz /1966/P/Patea/Patea/en (725 words)

	Infratil Assets TrustPower Profile
		In 1930 the Acheron River was diverted into Lake Coleridge, increasing the catchment area to more than 800 square kilometres and in 1977 a diversion of the Wilberforce River further increased the amount of water, boosting average annual output to 205 GWh.
		Patea power station is situated on the Patea River in South Taranaki and takes advantage of the river's good water flows, 871km
		Patea has operational flexibility allowing it to operate as a peaking station.
	www.infratil.com /tpw_profile.htm (1682 words)

	9. Taranaki Region \| Identification of Potential Hydroelectric Resources \| Water Bodies of National Importance
		The Patea River originates on the eastern side of Mt Taranaki and flows down through Stratford and into the inland hill country where it is joined by a major tributary, the Mangaehu Stream.
		The upper reaches of the Patea River are not as deeply incised as the middle reaches, upstream of Lake Rotorangi behind the Patea dam.
		The rivers are steep and many run directly to the sea and have no storage capacity.
	www.med.govt.nz /templates/MultipageDocumentPage____12581.aspx (320 words)

	Patea River, New Zealand - Wises Maps
		The Patea River is located in Taranaki in the North Island of New Zealand.
		The river was the original portal to South Taranaki for both Maori and European.
		The River also has the longest man made lake, Lake Rotorangi, formed when the Patea Borough Council built the dam in 1981-84.
	www.wises.co.nz /info/Taranaki/Patea_River (172 words)

	Britannicaindia.com: Britannica Browse
		river, eastern England, with a length of 47 miles (76 km).
		The town is located on the River Mourne at its confluence with the...
		It lies along the Avon River in the heart of dairy-farming country.
	www.britannicaindia.com /britannica_browse/s/s68.html (1745 words)

	DNZB / BIOGRAPHY
		While being held at Patea he was escorted by soldiers to Whakamara where he brought in a number of men and their families.
		In 1882 an additional 1,062 acres were granted to Taurua and his heirs in recompense for the removal of eel weirs to allow navigation of the Patea River.
		He and his wife, Hinepounamu, held shares in the Patea Steam Shipping Company, and at the welcome for their new steamer Patea in February 1879 he spoke of the exploits of his ancestor, Turi, and of the Aotea canoe, which, he said, would be remembered long after the iron ship was forgotten.
	www.dnzb.govt.nz /DNZB/essay_body.asp?PersonEssay=1T20 (1126 words)

	Wanganui Chronicle
		A Patea River Pa committee was established to take over the project.
		Patea River Pa committee member Donna Baker said a constitution had been drafted for a Patea Community Cultural and Heritage Trust.
		Patea Youth Trust representative Ramona Raiwhara had heard a lot of negativity about the project but she supported it and was going to spread the word.
	www.wanganuichronicle.co.nz /storyprint.cfm?storyID=3647704 (474 words)

	South Taranaki Bight - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The size of the bight depends to a large extent on the source referring to it.
		Strict definitions refer to it stretching from the mouth of the Kaupokonui Stream south of Mount Taranaki to the mouth of the Patea River.
		More loose descriptions of the bight, however, consider the entire lower North Island west coast as far as Waikanae on the Kapiti Coast, as being part of the bight.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/South_Taranaki_Bight (158 words)

	Touring New Zealand 2005 - part 8
		There are some river gorges and mudstone cliffs towering over the road and some times falling onto it.
		We stayed at a motor camp site close to the river on the outskirts of Waihi in a very new but very small cabin, a good move as some of the rain was impressive.
		The new owners had brought a range of farm animals, so the grass was mown by a flock of mixed sheep, and there were ducks and a pig in the paddock by the owners house.
	www.uniquelynz.com /nz05-p8.htm (2726 words)

	Patea River fishing-??? trout fishing-nzfishing
		The Patea River is a highly productive brown trout fishery located on Mount Taranaki’s ringplain.
		The Patea River rises on the eastern slopes of Mount Taranaki and flows first in an easterly direction through the town of Stratford before turning south to enter the Tasman Sea that the small township of Patea.
		The river has been dammed halfway along its course with the resultant formation of Lake Rotorangi which neatly divides the river into two separate fisheries.
	www.nzfishing.com /FishingWaters/Taranaki/TNKFishingWaters/TNKPatea.htm (178 words)

	Peter Peryer
		I went to a wedding yesterday at Patea, about one and a half hours south of here where a camping ground on the banks of the Patea River had been taken over by the guests.
		Above is snap of children swimming at the river mouth.
		The bride and groom are somewhere up the Wanganui River on their honeymoon and not-to-be-disturbed but I'm sure it's OK. On a mundane level, I notice how sharp the images are.
	peryer.blogspot.com /2007/03/patea-i-went-to-delightful-wedding.html (354 words)

	Chapter 5: CAMERON'S WEST COAST CAMPAIGN \| NZETC
		On the night of the 15th February this force marched to the mouth of the Patea River; the troops were replaced at the Waitotara by the force left at Nukumaru on the 2nd.
		At about two miles from Patea volleys were fired into the column by a body of Maoris posted under cover of a ridge parallel to the line of march, on the right, near the Patea River.
		Detachments were sent to Manawapou, which was on the left bank of the Ingahape River, at the mouth; and, as it seemed practicable to beach boats on the sandy shore on the opposite side of the river, redoubts were constructed on the high ground to cover a depot of stores.
	www.nzetc.org /tm/scholarly/tei-Cow02NewZ-c5.html (5588 words)

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		The fog was hugging the Patea River with its clammy lifeless touch.
		Within 15 minutes the six metre Yellowfin can be in the Patea River ready for the next trip.
		The crew struggle into their wetsuits and board the boat for a quick test drive up the river and a run through the safety procedures, while Julie is filling in the two-minute safety form.
	www.divenewzealand.com /articles.asp?sid=547 (805 words)

	Coastal erosion & sediment systems - NIWA Science
		Along the 750 km of shoreline between the Patea River mouth and North Cape there are fl titanomagnetite sands, intermediate state pocket beaches nestled in between headlands, long (to 90 km) wide dissipative beaches, inland dunes, 100m high coastal cliffs of erodible Pleistocene sands, river mouths and large tidal inlets with associated deltas.
		The fl sand beaches of the west coast of the North Island between the Patea River mouth and North Cape have been sampled as part of a study of sand dispersal along the coast.
		The current understanding is that the titanomagnetite-rich fl sand originated mostly from the andesitic cone of Mt Taranaki in the south, with lesser contributions from the Waitakere volcanics in the Auckland region.
	www.niwascience.co.nz /rc/prog/chaz/news/erosion (1734 words)

	Patea Motels :: New Zealand Patea Motels - Accommodation
		If you are looking for comprehensive travel information for Patea Motels (Self-Contained) including Motel/Motor Lodge, you will find it here on AA Travel.
		Patea: Patea is a market town for the surrounding dairy and sheep country.
		The Patea River is navigable for nearly 30km by launch, and there is also a surf beach nearby.
	www.aatravel.co.nz /new-zealand/Patea_Motels-Self-Contained.html (162 words)

	NEW ZEALAND SHIPWRECKS
		Iron paddle steamer of 102 tons built at South Shields in 1853, Shortly after crossing to New Zealand she was wrecked on the bar of the Clutha River on 12 January 1861.
		During a gale, broke form her moorings, wrecked at the Chatham islands, south of New Zealand, 18 June 1839.
		Ashore at NeW River, Invercargill, NZ, 19 November 1837.
	oceans1.customer.netspace.net.au /nz-wrecks.html (3213 words)

	Touring New Zealand 2005 - Introduction
		Sailing in New Zealand - An Introduction to Sailing in New Zealand with an index to our own sailing in the Hauraki Gulf, The Bay of Islands and the Coastal Passage between them and on up to Whangaroa Harbour.
		The Whanganui River Story The story of the River and the river boats that served it.
		New Zealand Books - We have built up a library of books on New Zealand during our visits and have initiated a catalogue.
	www.uniquelynz.com /nz05-p0.htm (729 words)

	Patea Accommodation, Patea Attractions: Patea Travel Guide - Jasons (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Patea Accommodation, Patea Attractions and Activities in Patea - Jasons Travel Channelâ¢ is Your Complete Patea Travel Information Source.
		Located on the banks of the Patea River, south of Hawera, Patea is rich with Maori and European history.
		Patea was used as a colonial base during the land wars in the 1860s and was the chief town of South Taranaki by the 1880s.
	www.jasons.com /new-zealand/patea (142 words)

	CAPTURE OF THE PAKAKOHI TRIBE, PATEA \| NZETC
		Gradually other sections of the tribe were rounded up on the Patea and the Whenuakura, until practically the whole of the fighting-men of the Pakakohi were captured, to the number of over a hundred, besides most of the women and children.
		We were a day and a half working up the river with paddle and pole, a long way up past Otautu.
		We reached a good-sized settlement some miles up the river, and took the Maoris there by surprise, but there was no firing except by way of ‘bluff.’ We found an old Maori there, one of the Hauhaus, who, we thought, would be able to tell us something.
	www.nzetc.org /tm/scholarly/tei-Cow02NewZ-c29-5.html (1169 words)

	River Queen (TBA) : Forum (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The film stars Samantha Morton as Sarah O'Brien, an Irish immigrant to New Zealand, who becomes caught in the middle of the land wars between the European settlers and Maoris, by the Wanganui River.
		Patea Beach residents could be forgiven for thinking they were under invasion yesterday as the River Queen army hit town - complete with cannon, colonial soldiers, bullock teams, horses, tents and flying flags.
		Cast and crew were on site at Patea Beach, in South Taranaki, to film scenes with stars Cliff Curtis and Samantha Morton against a backdrop of a colonial army going about its business.
	www.countingdown.com /movies/3551618/board?viewpost=3589238 (147 words)

	River Queen invades Patea Beach
		River Queen: The latest word from the production of the upcoming Samantha Morton flick hit New Zealand Herald today...
		He said Patea Beach was chosen for its 1880s breakwater, which fitted with the period portrayed in the film.
		Gisborne truck driver Allen Hope had transported the three pairs of bullocks to Patea and all three men were dressed in colonial army costume to perform as extras in River Queen.
	www.movieweb.com /news/news.php?id=6004 (1125 words)

	Josephite Foundations in Aotearoa-New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In a letter to Redwood concerning the situation of her sisters at the Wanganui River Mission, Hyacinth revealed her annoyance about this gossip and, interestingly, that the differences between the two congregations appeared to be a forbidden topic of conversation within her community.
		I also wish, My Lord, that those who go up the river and who may know something about the division between the two branches of the Srs of St Joseph would keep it quiet and not talk freely about it amongst themselves.
		There was a short-lived initiative on the Wanganui River at Hiruharama, which lasted for fourteen months until Suzanne Aubert and postulants of the Third Order of Mary Regular took over the care of the mission school.The central Josephites, under the jurisdiction of the Holy See, were more widely spread over the North and South Islands.
	www.wsrt.com.au /seachanges/volume5/html/strevens.html (6425 words)

	Patea River Mouth, New Zealand Surf Forecast, Tides, Surfcam and Sea Conditions
		Patea River Mouth, New Zealand Surf Forecast, Tides, Surfcam and Sea Conditions
		Patea River Mouth in Taranaki is a fairly exposed River Mouth break that has fairly consistent surf.
		At the moment, we display the current current weather observations / forecast for Patea River Mouth, tide data, sea temperature and a growing list of Surfcams.
	www.surf-forecast.com /breaks/PateaRiverMouth.shtml (193 words)

	Stratford Press
		The sparkling Patea River runs through the town from its source in nearby Egmont National Park, a popular recreational attraction dominated by the majestic Mt Egmont/Taranaki which rises 2518 metres.
		Stratford today is an important road and railway junction, as well as being the farm livestock selling centre for the entire Taranaki region.
		Running from the last Friday in October until early November, the 10-day Festival is the first garden festival to have its gardens vetted and selected by the Trust, and includes seven classed as being of 'National Significance' and one of 'Regional Significance'.
	www.stratfordpress.co.nz /info/regionalinfo (2332 words)

	Radio week: Pa for the course by Felicity Monk \| New Zealand Listener
		But now, as part of a wider initiative to upgrade the struggling community, construction of a traditional fortified pa by the Patea River is under way.
		Designed to show tourists what life was like in pre-European times, the replica will look as the pa would have done in those days.
		Sally Sisson, head of the Patea Community Development Trust that is developing the Patea River Pa, says the various groups working on community development projects realised that there was no point in simply making the town look better.
	www.listener.co.nz /printable,1405.sm (575 words)

	River Queen (2005) - MovieWeb
		"River Queen" depicts the story of Sarah O'Brien, an Irish immigrant to New Zealand, who becomes caught in the middle of the land wars between the European settlers and Maoris, by the Wanganui River.
		Kiefer Sutherland plays the leader of the European settlers (from Britain), whilst Cliff Curtis and Temuera Morrison play leaders of the Maori tribes.
		The River Queen production is put on hold
	movieweb.com /movies/film.php?2489 (166 words)

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