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	Welcome to Tamaki - Tamaki Campus - The University of Auckland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Tamaki Campus is also committed to being part of its neighbouring community, its development taking place within the context of Auckland city's Tamaki Edge initiative, New Zealand's largest urban transformation project.
		Tamaki is home to the Centre for Plastics Innovation and Technology, and the Centre for Advanced Composite Materials, both world class research consortia working closely with industry to develop new materials and leading-edge technologies in manufacturing.
		The Tamaki Campus is 20 minutes from The University of Auckland's city campus and overlooks the Tamaki river estuary.
	www.tamaki.auckland.ac.nz (515 words)

	Tamaki River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Tamaki River, despite its name, is actually an estuarial arm of the Hauraki Gulf, within the city of Auckland in New Zealand.
		The inlet extends past the suburbs of Glendowie, Glen Innes, Tamaki, Panmure, and Otahuhu to the west, and Sunnyhills and Pakuranga to the east.
		It has several smaller "tributary arms" which extend from it: the Pakuranga Creek and Otara Creek in the east, and the Otahuhu Creek and Panmure Basin in the west.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tamaki_River (247 words)

	Awatapu College - The origin of the Manawatu River
		The stretch of river plunging through the gorge was known as Te Au-rere-a-te-tonga (the flowing current of the south) and Te Au-nui-a-tonga (the great south current) was the name of the waterfall.
		The spectacle of a river cutting right through a mountain chain must have been as much of a puzzle to the Rangitane as it was to later people.
		The bed of the river was also affected by the exploits of a famous taniwha named Whangaimokopuna whose home was originally at the mouth of the river.
	www.awatapu.school.nz /69.html (660 words)

	Waitangi Tribunal - About the Reports
		The river banks and swamps were a rich source of bird life, and expeditions to snare birds were made periodically, as outlined in chapter 3.
		It is difficult to over-estimate the importance of the Waikato River to the Tainui tribes.
		However, the river heard the pounding surf of the western seas, Tainui Awhiro, and was diverted again, flowing north from Piarere and Karapiro to Taupiri; into the swamplands south of the Bombay hills, and west to the sea.
	www.waitangi-tribunal.govt.nz /reports/viewchapter.asp?reportID=AD61AFE4-9943-41F1-8872-7435B1AB83B8&chapter=73 (1664 words)

	Tamaki, New Zealand - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tamaki is a suburb of the city of Auckland, in the North Island of New Zealand.
		It is located in the east of the city, 11 kilometres from the city centre, by the banks of the estuarial Tamaki River, which is a southern arm of the Hauraki Gulf.
		By a quirk of geographical naming, the suburb of East Tamaki is located several kilometres to the south of Tamaki because it takes its name from the fact that it is on the eastern side of the Tamaki River, rather than from its relationship to Tamaki.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tamaki,_New_Zealand (329 words)

	Community board member contact details
		The Tamaki community is in the Tamaki/ Maungakiekie Ward, the largest Ward in Auckland City with a population of 79,000.
		Tamaki is the community on the Western banks of the Tamaki River and includes the Pt.
		It is the home of the Tamaki campus of the university of Auckland and of the Waipuna Hotel and Conference Centre.
	www.aucklandcity.govt.nz /council/members/board/default.asp?show=TM (223 words)

	A Journal of the Bishop's Visitation
		Five miles from the College to the eastward, and on the further bank of the Tamaki, is the chief settlement of the pensioners--called by the English Howick, and by the natives Owairoa.
		Bolland's associate in their first work as settlers on the Tamaki, seemed to be marked out as the fittest successor to his departed friend; and thus it has pleased God already, in the short space of six years, to carry down the spiritual line of succession in the New Zealand Church to the third degree.
		Close to the river, within a neat fence of stakes, are the graves of those who fell at the first affray which followed the random shot accidentally fired while the party were recrossing the river.
	anglicanhistory.org /nz/spg20.html (17307 words)

	te awa o manawatu
		In the middle of the gorge is a great red rock known to Rangitäne as Te Ahu a Türanga, which is also the name of the saddle a little north of the gorge.
		The spectacle of a river cutting right through a mountain chain must have been as much of a puzzle to the Rangitäne as it was to later people.
		He carried on until he neared the point where the Tamaki River entered the Manawatu (between Tahoraiti and Dannevirke) where the river then took a sharp bend and passed round some high hills.
	www.rangitane.co.nz /awa.htm (679 words)

	Dart River - Home
		Tamaki Heritage Group, have hit the ground running.
		Onto the fully glass covered jet boat built for speed and thrills, yet comfort and warmth to fend off the chill of the sub zero temperatures as you weave through a wilderness backdrop along the Dart River into the heart of Mt Aspiring National Park.
		Listen to campfire stories of the land and it’s people, from a local stockman with his horse and dog in tow.
	www.dartriverwilderness.co.nz (196 words)

	$80,000 fine for diverting river - New Zealand rural news on Stuff.co.nz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		In Palmerston North District Court recently, Philip Hartridge was found guilty of substantially realigning more than 600 metres of the Tamaki River next to his farm in 2005.
		Horizons Regional Council lawyer John Maassen said Hartridge had straightened the natural meandering of the river, narrowed it from about 40 metres to 17 metres and demolished the vegetation and willows that stopped erosion along the right bank.
		Horizons engineering officer Gordon Kuggeleijn said that part of the river was only 750 metres from the Manawatu River and in times of flooding the backwash would spill over the channel and swamp nearby farmland.
	www.stuff.co.nz /stuff/0,2106,3867527a3600,00.html (389 words)

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		The Glendowie Boating Club, founded in 1949, is situated at the mouth of the Tamaki River in the eastern suburbs of Auckland.
		The mouth of the river is an ideal environment for this family oriented club.
		Other facilities include a lounge, control tower, galley and ample decks very close to the action for maximum spectator enjoyment.
	www.geocities.com /gbcyachting (272 words)

	Council takes new look at Tamaki River crossing - 05 Aug 2004 - Traffic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		The Manukau City Council is taking a closer look at an alternative route proposed for the eastern corridor that would cross Tamaki River.
		The East Tamaki industrial area was experiencing rapid growth and was expected to become the Auckland region's biggest industrial and employment zone.
		But environmental concerns, with the route running across Tamaki River, would have to be addressed.
	nzherald.co.nz /storydisplay.cfm?storyID=3582237&thesection=news&... (528 words)

	A Letter from the Bishop of New Zealand
		The Governor, a few months ago, completed, as he believed, the purchase of the valley of the Heritaonga, or Hutt River, from the chiefs, Te Rauparaha and Rangihaeta, and paid the purchase money, on condition that the land should be vacated at the end of February, 1845.
		Within a month of the expiration of the term assigned for the occupation of the natives, a lawless body of stragglers, recognizing the authority of no chief, settled themselves on the land, defied the authority of Major Richmond, and brought in canoe loads of seed potatoes, with the evident intention of retaining possession.
		The church on the Tamaki river had been opened during my absence, and was well attended by nearly all the settlers in the district.
	anglicanhistory.org /nz/spg12.html (6894 words)

	Work starts on $66m link
		The Tamaki River crossing will join a $1 billion Highbrook Business Park, also beginning last week, at the end of Highbrook Drive.
		Employment in the East Tamaki area is expected to more than double to 37,000 people over the next seven years.
		Sir Barry said the East Tamaki connection is designed to relieve traffic congestion on existing roads accessing the area.
	www.times.co.nz /cms/news/2004/11/art100063.php (281 words)

	Sailors' encounter of the orca kind
		SAILORS had a chance encounter with a pod of orcas in the Tamaki River last weekend.
		Paul Linton has a close encounter with an orca in the Tamaki River last weekend.
		Although it is unnatural for orcas to visit estuaries, several sightings are reported from the Tamaki River each year.
	www.times.co.nz /cms/news/2006/11/art100014032.php (329 words)

	Scoop: Christchurch Millennium Waka Update
		The Tamaki brothers were granted custodianship of the waka in 2001 by a Christchurch City Council committee charged with finding a suitable home for the taaonga (treasure).
		The first stage of the Tamaki development is expected to be complete at the Tamaki Ferrymead site by Christmas with an evening Colonial/Maori encounter on offer each night from early December.
		‘Tamaki – Old Christchurch Town and Pa’ is set to become a powerful addition to the growing stable of Tamaki Touchstones emerging throughout New Zealand.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/AK0606/S00228.htm (1827 words)

	James White's General Store, Howick.
		In the first place it is distant from Auckland by the nearest route 12 to 16 miles, including the Tamaki River, itself about a mile broad at the crossing place; and very frequently so rough that small boats cannot cross at all, or do so with considerable difficulty and danger.
		There are only three or four settlers on the same side of the river and the nearest of these, three or four miles distant from the village; consequently there is no employment worth mentioning without crossing the Tamaki.
		The nearest they can obtain is therefore six to eight miles distant, and we do not believe that more than one half of them could obtain employment without coming to Auckland, where we may certainly expect to see them six days of the week, to the utter neglect of their own settlement.
	members.tripod.com /nzphoto/avillagelife/whitestore/index.htm (1293 words)

	Walkway dispute at school settled - 16 Oct 2003 - National News
		An Auckland private school will reluctantly allow walkers to use its exclusive foreshore along the Tamaki River after effectively blocking a public walkway for five years.
		During that time the Rotary Walkway on the eastern side of the Tamaki River came to a dead end at St Kentigern College's grounds and started again 1.5km further on.
		This was because the college's riparian rights allowed it to refuse permission for the walkway to either cross its land on the cliff above the river or go along the foreshore below.
	nzherald.co.nz /storydisplay.cfm?storyID=3529020&thesection=news&... (475 words)

	AuckDeathsC
		The deceased had long been resident in the district - about 33 years - and by dint of thrift and industry had become the possessor of one of the most flourishing farms to be found in the vicinity of Auckland.
		When the cortege arrived at the pretty Roman Catholic Cemetery overlooking an arm of the Tamaki river, it was met by a procession of children, marshalled by Monsignor Macdonald, and singing the favourite hymn of the latter, led the way to the grave.
		Here "Father Walter" - as the reverend gentleman is more popularly known - took occasion to refer to the many good qualities of the deceased, of the high esteem in which he was held for his obliging disposition, and of his readiness to assist in every good work.
	ouraucklandstuff.freeservers.com /AuckDeathsC.htm (4841 words)

	East Tamaki Connection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		East Tamaki is one of the fastest growing business and residential areas in New Zealand.
		The proposed connection will support the projected growth and economic development of the area, improve access to and from East Tamaki, and bring the local roading network up to safe operating standards.
		There may be some restrictions to some areas of the Tamaki River and estuary during construction, but these will generally be confined to areas directly adjacent to the existing motorway and Otara Creek weir.
	www.easttamakiconnection.co.nz /faq.html (662 words)

	Oringi Wai Aruhe to Owire: Fletcher Index of Maori Names: The University of Waikato Library
		J.P.S. A river and pa between the Manawatu and Wellington.
		A pa near the mouth of the Molynoux river.
		A plateau between Moawhango and the upper Rangitikei river.
	www.waikato.ac.nz /library/resources/nzc/fletcher/O2.shtml (538 words)

	Waiheke Island Claim
		In the course of time the children of Paoa and his followers dominated the western shores of the Hauraki Gulf where they lived close to the related tribes of the Marutuahu compact, Ngati Maru, Tamatera, Ngati Whanaunga and those earlier tribes absorbed by them, Ngati Huarere and Ngati Hei.
		Battles were fought on Tamaki isthmus and Ngati Paoa was obliged to shift over, to the eastern side of Tamaki and to the islands of the Hauraki Gulf.
		In the holocaust that followed, the Ngati Paoa on Tamaki were routed and dreadful massacres took place.
	www.knowledge-basket.co.nz /oldwaitangi/text/wai010/doc005.html (3976 words)

	LiveUpdater Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Peter Hamilton, President of the Brunswick Boat Group and Vice Chairman of Brunswick Corporation, today officially opened the new Rayglass headquarters on the banks of the Tamaki River in Mt Wellington, Auckland.
		Rayglass Boats are now operating out of their impressive new premises on the banks of the Tamaki River, in Paisley Place, Mt Wellington.
		Rayglass Boats Ltd have commissioned a new purpose-built headquarters on the banks of the Tamaki River in Mt Wellington.
	nz01.terabyte.co.nz /rayglass/RAYnews.asp (135 words)

	WTMC - River Bashing in the Ruahines
		Stuart decided we were in danger of completing the trip too quickly so directed us on a "shortcut" involving steeply bashing down towards another river.
		Harriet escaped relatively unhurt after slithering over a 2m drop - rumour has it that Lisa had got sick of her word play jokes but there were no witnesses.
		More river bashing led us towards the hut but as the light faded we settled for a spot at the edge of the river to pitch the flies and rest our battered legs.
	www.wtmc.org.nz /stories/kempster.htm (582 words)

	ARI News - The $4b answer to traffic jams - New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		The variations depend on whether the expressway crosses Hobson Bay to meet Tamaki Drive - which would be substantially widened by land reclamation to take eight lanes of traffic - or goes under Parnell through a 3.5km tunnel.
		Traffic would go straight up the environmentally sensitive Purewa Creek instead, although on an elevated expressway which the consultants say would not cut into the cemetery where former Prime Minister Sir Robert Muldoon is buried.
		A bridge across the Tamaki River to Farm Cove near Pakuranga has also been discounted, in deference to routes to the north, south and west of the Panmure Basin.
	www.aggregateresearch.com /article.asp?id=3880 (1087 words)

	Ellerslie
		Among the first inhabitants of the Auckland region were descendants of Rangatira Toi-te-huatahi who migrated north from Whakatane to the Tamaki River during the 12 th century...
		Previous visits by European missionaries and vessels had created a desire among iwi to encourage individual Pakeha to settle in order to facilitate trade relations.
		Christ Church was opened on the 22nd December 1883 and through the fund-raising efforts of early parishioners became debt-free within three years of its construction.
	www.ellerslie.net.nz /heritage (514 words)

	AUCKLAND REGION - Pattern of Settlement - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		The narrow piece of land between the Tamaki River and the Manukau Harbour is occupied by the borough of Otahuhu, with the boroughs of Papatoetoe, Manurewa, and Papakura extending southwards along the main highway.
		To the east of the Tamaki River marked urban development has taken place in the post-war period so that the boroughs of Howick and the county towns of Bucklands and Eastern Beaches and Pakuranga now include some 10,000 residents.
		Across the Waitemata Harbour are the older suburbs of Devonport, Northcote, Birkenhead (all boroughs), and Takapuna (now a city), whilst further north the more recent settlements along the coast have combined to form the East Coast Bays Borough.
	www.teara.govt.nz /1966/A/AucklandRegion/PatternOfSettlement/en (578 words)

	AUCKLAND'S SUBURBS - EAST COAST Photo Gallery by Sydney Woolward at pbase.com
		They stretch for approximately nine kilometres along the World famous TAMAKI DRIVE - scenic splendour at its best and well worth a walk/cycle/run/drive.
		Re comment above, the area from Orakei/Okahu Bay through to St Heliers/Glendowie (and the banks of the Tamaki River)are (or were in days when I grew up in St Heliers in the 1950's/60's), called the eastern suburbs.
		Hi Syndey, slight correction, the East coast bays are Browws bay,Murrays bay, Rothsay bay, Long bay, Torbay etc on the north shore, not sure what the kohi - mission bays area is called!
	www.pbase.com /enigma35/aucklands_suburbs__east_coast_bays (209 words)

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		The water does need some care and some reasonable expertise offshore, with a number of exposed reefs at low tide giving good smooth water or great chop off Bean Rock.
		Southwesterly winds: Tamaki Point - sail in the stretch of water between Tamaki and Devonport.
		Northwest to easterly winds: Mission Bay, Kohimarama and St Heliers - good rigging area but parking can be hard on weekends (Mission Bay).
	members.lycos.co.uk /dodgerarnett/flocations.htm (651 words)

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