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Topic: Tītore Tākiri (c1775-1837)
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Tītore Tākiri was an intelligent and influential Ngāpuhi chief who married a sister of Hongi Hika. He led the expeditions to Tauranga and Maketu in 1832 and 1833.
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For more information see: Tuku: gifts for a king and the panoplies of Titore and Patuone by Philip G. Parkinson file:///C:/Users/Debbie/Desktop/Titore.pdf
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Titore![[Takiri].](http://media.api.aucklandmuseum.com/id/media/p/a220cb150ee02704344c48c685387cc3aa21d9f7?rendering=preview.jpg "[Takiri].")
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Jack Titore Kareko
Te Hau Takiri Wharepapa
jayren
said Awesome!
Titore the New Zealand chief for whom the armour is ordered is a man of five feet ten inches high rather slender for his height with muscular limbs. I believe Titore’s influence is greater than any other chief in the north of the North Island (Captain Frederick W.R. Sadler, 1835)
tags: Chief, expeditions, history, painters nearby.