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	Tipua - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In Polynesian mythology (Maori), the Tipua are a type of shapechanging demons.
		Tipua could be common objects; sometimes even trees and rocks were associated as these types of evil spirits.
		These places where tipua were believed to inhabit served as areas where travelers would make offerings to the spirits of the land, in the form of herbs or branches.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tipua (133 words)

	Alfred Buxton
		Buxton laid out many of the finest gardens, both public and private, in the South Island and when he expanded his Christchurch business to the North Island, he was, for the next 30 years, responsible for many of the great country station gardens in Wairarapa and on the East Coast.
		It wasn’t until 1940 that the single-storey house was built, half the cost of the garden at £700, and from its site in the middle of the garden looks out on the rose beds, and the 38m-long “wisteria walk” which separates the front garden from the back where the swimming pool has been set.
		George junior died prematurely in the 1960s and Keith bought the 250 acres that was Tipua.
	wairarapa.co.nz /times-age/weekly/2004/alfred_buxton.html (1096 words)

	FOLK-LORE \| NZETC
		We may note another supernatural form in what are known as tipua, or tupua, a word denoting something uncanny or strange; sometimes to be rendered as “demon.” These tipua were common in former times, and many curious superstitions are connected with them.
		Some stone tipua have the power of moving from place to place, and it is necessary to repeat a charm when passing any of these peculiarly endowed objects.
		Weiweia was a similar tipua log in the Waikato; it was seen in so many different places that a saying pertaining to it is still heard: “Ko paenga rau o Weiweia” (“The many stranding-places of Weiweia”).
	www.nzetc.org /tm/scholarly/tei-BesMaor-c3-9.html (3093 words)

	Issue 262 September 03 2001 -
		It’s called He Tipua: The life and times of Sir Apirana Ngata.
		He Tipua, Geoff says, may prove to be the the most significant book Penguin has published since Judith Binney’s study of Te Kooti.
		In the case of Queen Victoria School, many of the signs over the last few months, have been thatit’s doomed to close at the end of the year.
	www.manaonline.co.nz /ubb/Forum1/HTML/000262.html (388 words)

	welcome to Gisborne & Eastland, New Zealand \| First to see the light (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Tuai settlement, on the shore of the hydro lake Whakamarino, is 53km from Wairoa and 11km from the Urewera National Park Headquarters on State Highway 38.
		In the mists of antiquity the tipua Hine-pukohurangi came from the sky and lured Te Maunga, the mountain, to earth at Onini.
		Their child was born a mortal being and was named Potiki.
	www.gisbornenz.com /about/tuai_waikaremoana.html (1437 words)

	Rotorua's Geothermal Treasures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This web page explains the effects of those uses and why protection and rehabilitation are vital to preserve what is left of this amazing heritage.
		Maori legend describes the origins of ahi tipua, the sacred or enchanted volcanic fire.
		He called on the fire gods Te Pupu and Te Hoata for help and they traveled underwater from Hawaiki with the ahi tipua to save him.
	www.doc.govt.nz /Explore/001~Other-Places/003~Bay-of-Plenty/Geothermal-Treasures.asp (1879 words)

	Māori Television \| sports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Broadcast in Māori, local and international sports codes are analysed each week by Wilcox and a group of panellists from a Māori perspective.
		In a sports mad nation like Aotearoa, Wilcox says there is plenty of scope for NGĀ HAU TIPUA to explore and examine everything from rugby and soccer, to Formula One racing and basketball.
		Our audience has the same hunger for sports information and news that other audiences have, and they’ll want the same level of cutting edge content that other major sports shows present,” says Mackey.
	www.maoritelevision.com /programmes/sports/nga_hau_tipua.htm (335 words)

	Ministry of Justice: Publications: Reports: 2001: He Hinatore ki te Ao Maori - A Glimpse into the Maori World: Maori ...
		In this sense therefore, Maui is a tipua of significance to the whole Maori world.
		Where trust is established between kaumatua and mokopuna there is a corresponding recognition of the tipua attributes possessed by a mokopuna.
		Kaumatua would understand that tipua have some role to fulfil and would be more willing to pass taonga and knowledge on.
	www.justice.govt.nz /pubs/reports/2001/maori_perspectives/part_1_te_ao.html (6787 words)

	He Tipua: the Life & Times of Sir Apirana Ngata - Ranginui Walker - Penguin Group (New Zealand) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		He Tipua: the Life & Times of Sir Apirana Ngata - Ranginui Walker - Penguin Group (New Zealand)
		He Tipua: the Life & Times of Sir Apirana Ngata
		Along with Sir Edmund Hillary, Ernest Rutherford and Kate Shepherd, Sir Apirana Ngata (1874-1950) has the honour of featuring on NZ banknotes (the $50 note).
	www.penguin.co.nz /nf/Book/BookDisplay/0,,0_0143018310,00.html (206 words)

	Te whakatere waka - 1st of 2 - Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
		He tipua tēnei kei runga i te wharenui nei.
		Ko te tipua tēnei e kōrerohia ana i roto i te pūrākau mō Uenuku rātou ko ana tama a Paikea rāua ko Ruatapu.
		I ora a Paikea i te parekura i mate atu ai te tokomaha.
	www.teara.govt.nz /NewZealanders/MaoriNewZealanders/CanoeNavigation/3/ENZ-Resources/Standard/3/mi (171 words)

	Canoe navigation - Whales in Māori art - Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
		This carving on the threshold of a meeting house depicts a tipua (ancestral or spiritual creature).
		Paikea is said to have survived a disaster in which many others were drowned.
		Paikea was saved by whales – his tipua or tīpuna (ancestors).
	www.teara.govt.nz /NewZealanders/MaoriNewZealanders/CanoeNavigation/3/ENZ-Resources/Standard/3/en (121 words)

	Te Kura o Kawhia - Kawhia Primary School
		If there was a Maori version of David and Goliath, it would be the legend of how the patupaearehe (fairies) take on the tipua (giants).
		Just such a battle was played out in the High Court at Hamilton yesterday, as a group of Kawhia parents took on the Education Ministry in a bid to keep their pre-school open.
		In Maori legend, the patupaearehe defeat the mighty tipua, but Kawhia children will have to wait to find out if their battle is won after Justice Young reserved his decision.
	www.kawhia.school.nz /index.php?page=page19 (2841 words)

	Walker, Ranginui - He Tipua: the Life & Times of Sir Apirana Ngata Books at Real Groovy New Zealand
		He Tipua: the Life and Times of Sir Apirana Ngata
		Note: items featured on this website may not be available in our stores.
		The biography of twentieth century Maori leader, Sir Apirana Ngata, explores the impact the Maori leader had on the social, cultural, economic and political landscape of New Zealand.
	www.realgroovy.co.nz /books/isbn/0143018310 (417 words)

	poems3Doug Poole,whare (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Tipua - your appetitie for cockels & pipis;
		Tipua - your mouths ate of these, your fingers made greasy - Sacred Refuse.
		Tipua - your Mokopuna play closest to the edge
	www.aceonline.com.au /~db/numbat/downunder/poems3/dougp_whare.html (231 words)

	Land-of-Mists - an extract from the novel by Garry Kilworth
		There these weapons would be put to good use, slaying a people with red hair and white skins known as the Celts.
		Later that night, when the village was asleep, tipua came to the lantern tree and stole the cooked birds and the beautiful lizard-skin cloak with its shiny green scales and small tight stitching.
		Giggling they went back into the forest with their treasures, knowing that the tribesmen would wake in the morning and believe the Mountain God had been appeased.
	www.users.zetnet.co.uk /iplus/stories/mists.htm (2202 words)

	Tihei (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Kia pùhia koe te ahi a te tipua,
		The term ‘tipua’ demons, often referred to Europeans.
		This musical setting shares many features with the original chant, including the displacement of natural word stresses and the incorporation of a break in the middle of a phrase or word, both devices serving to heighten expressive power.
	www.vaiaata.com /tihei.html (779 words)

	Māori Television Newsletter
		Māori Television accepts no responsibility or liability arising from or in connection with your use of this e-panui and the information contained in it.
		NGĀ HAU TIPUA is a one-hour sports show hosted by premier te reo Māori sports commentator Julian Wilcox.
		Having fashioned himself as the number one sports commentator in te reo Māori on Radio Waatea and the presenter of the sports news on Māori Television’s TE KĀEA, it was inevitable that his expertise would lead him to present NGĀ HAU TIPUA.
	www.maoritelevision.com /newsletter/issue21 (1155 words)

	Reed Publishing
		A long time ago, before the Maori came to New Zealand, the patuapaiarehe lived on Ngongotaha Mountain near Rotorua.
		They were a peaceful people who loved to sing and dance and their only fear was that the giant Tipua who lived in the Kaimai mountains would, one day, decide to attack them and steal their lands.
		When the fateful day finally arrived and the Tipua were heard marching through the forest towards Ngongotaha, the patuapaiarehe had to rely on the cunning of their wise tohunga to cast the ultimate spell and save the lands around Rotorua.
	www.reed.co.nz /products.cfm?view=1200&catID=5 (108 words)

	[Arid_gardener] re:Brazilian Pepper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
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		You only need to start = wiht a 15 Gal specimin.=20 I planted a Tipu Tree and 3-Brazian Pepper trees (15gal) three years = ago.
		Look for plants that are not root bound.
	ag.arizona.edu /maricopa/garden/old_archives/arid_gardener/2002-August/009677.html (335 words)

	Marahau, The Abel Tasman Village - New Zealand - History of Marahau
		The tau ihu of the waka forms Farewell Spit, Golden Bay, Tasman Bay, the Marlborough Sounds and Cloudy Bay.
		Another legend tells of Te Komakahua, a leader of the Kahui Tipua, ogres with magical powers.
		To separate warring factions within his party, he isolated one of these enormous creatures in a cave at Wainui.
	www.abeltasman.net.nz /history.html (1560 words)

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	Nelson City Council - description of Pou Pou outside Council chambers
		Local iwi take their findings from legends of Rakai-Hau-Tu (The strider and Digger) and his son Te-Raki-Houia (who circumnavigated the South Island in the canoe Uruao) reputed to be the founders of the Waitaha tribe, the first of a succession of the ancient tribes of the South Island.
		A few of their direct descendants were the Kati Rakai people (Ngati-Rakai) Rapuwai, and so on, and records show that the Kahui Tipua (a race of mythological giants) were in residence prior to the arrival of Rakai-Hau-Tu and his son Te-Raki-Houia.
		Certain names appear in the Waitaha version that shed light on a further ancient tribe, Ngati-Kuia, who have very strong historical links with Te-Tau-Ihu-o-Te-Waka-a-Maui (the prow of the canoe of Maui /the top of the South) mostly at Te Hoiere (the Marlborough Sounds).
	www.nelsoncitycouncil.co.nz /thecouncil/council_role/pou-pou.htm (683 words)

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	Māori Television Newsletter
		Jackson and the group will be in Auckland until April 22 and Wellington April 23 and 24 before departing for Sydney.
		Broadcast in Māori and English, local and international sports codes are analysed each week by Wilcox and a group of panellists from a Māori perspective.
		Wilcox won the 2003 Māori Sports Broadcaster of the Year Award at the Māori Sports Award for best Māori radio sports commentaries in the Māori language.
	www.maoritelevision.com /newsletter/issue8 (1274 words)

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	Maori Media / PEOPLE
		Julian presents the nightly sports segment on Te Kaea, and is also co-host of Maori Television's weekly sports show Nga Hau Tipua.
		He was the host for the Māori language sports programme on Auckland’s Radio Waatea and last year won the Māori Sports Media Award for best Māori radio sports commentaries in the Māori language.
		You can catch up on daily sports news with Julian on Te Kaea at 8.30pm weekdays, and join him for Nga Hau Tipua on Mondays at 7pm.
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		Quad City Challenger II ZK-RJX, steep dive into terrain, near Te Tipua, 7 February 1988
		Electronic file of full report is not available.
		SR is one which was issued by TAIC before it began tracking implementation status in status in October 2000 and for which TAIC has received insufficient information to assign any other status.
	www2.taic.org.nz /InvDetail/88-014.aspx (514 words)

	GuestPage10 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Tipua - your appetitie for cockels and pipis;
		Tipua - your mouths ate of these, your fingers made greasy - Sacred
		the safety of you - Tipua.
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	WĀHI TUATAHI Ētahi Wāhine Maori Rongonui: He Tangata, He Tipua \| NZETC
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		Kei tua atu he repo anō, arā ko te āhua kei runga motu te tipua nei e takoto ana, he kōhatu.
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