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<strong>AUGUST</strong> <strong>2008</strong><br />

First Newsletter<br />

POTATAU TE WHERO WHERO<br />

Tēnā koe te Atua i runga rawa te timatanga<br />

me te whakamutunga o ngā mea katoa, No<br />

te mea ko koe te kaihanga o ngā mea katoa.<br />

Ki a koe a tatou Kiingi Tuheitia e noho mai<br />

ra i runga tana ahuarewa tapu a ngā Matua<br />

Tupuna a rire rire hau pai marire.<br />

E huri ana ki koutou ngā Kaumatua e hinga<br />

nei i runga a tatou marae o Rereamanu, Ko<br />

Don, Graeme me Whakapau, haere atu ra<br />

koutou ki te kainga tuturu o ngā Matua<br />

Tupuna haere haere haere atu koutou me<br />

ngā mate katoa I hinga nei runga ngā marae<br />

maha o ngā hau e wha. Kia a koutou te<br />

whanau ngā kanohi ora e noho nei i roto o<br />

koutou kainga maha tena koutou, tena<br />

koutou, tena tatou katoa.<br />

Tēnā Koutou te Whanau<br />

What an exciting time for us the whanau o<br />

Rereamanu with the 150 Years Kingitanga<br />

hui being held at our marae next year on<br />

Saturday, 14 th February 2009. Rereamanu<br />

Marae is hosting the hui but, the front<br />

programme in front of the Whare Tupuna will<br />

be a Maniapoto programme whereby it will<br />

include all our iwi. There are lots to be done<br />

but I have confidence that our whanau can<br />

pull it together. The last time that we had<br />

Dame Te Atairangikaahu <strong>com</strong>e to our marae<br />

was when Te Kawaumaro Tua Rua (the big<br />

Whare Tupuna) was opened in Easter 1979<br />

– 29 years ago. Planning has <strong>com</strong>menced to<br />

start preparing not only the whanau but also<br />

to ensure that our marae is looking beautiful<br />

when King Tuheitia attends.<br />

PLANNING FOR THE 150 YEARS<br />

KINGITANGA:<br />

I have confidence in our Rereamanu Marae<br />

whanau who will ensure that our marae is<br />

ready. The way that we are working it, is<br />

that we have broken the marae up into<br />

various areas and from there each whanau<br />

can decide where they want to be involved<br />

in:<br />

Te Whare Tupuna Tuatahi<br />

Whanau o Aunty Poto Poto?<br />

Te Whare Tupuna Tuarua<br />

Whanau o Kohatu me Wati Green<br />

Whanau o Arikirau and Hana Tapara<br />

Wharekai (Tuirirangi)<br />

Kauuta (Haurua)<br />

Whareiti Tuatahi (old block)<br />

Whareiti Tuarua (new block)<br />

EXTRAS:<br />

LANDSCAPING:<br />

Tin Fence: Whanau o Uncle Whunu<br />

and Napi Green<br />

Flower Gardens<br />

Rueben Tapara and Michelle Green<br />

REREAMANU TSHIRTS:<br />

Pixie Tapara and Whanau


Koha Received So Far From the Whanau:<br />

Tins and paint for the tin fenceThree<br />

Beasts (one has been processed and<br />

used at the 150 Kingitanga Celebrations<br />

at Turangawaewae in April <strong>2008</strong>.<br />

Breakfast Cereals<br />

Tin Fruit<br />

200 White Frilled Pillowslips<br />

White Fitted Sheets<br />

MONTHLY WANANGA:<br />

The planning for all the wananga has now<br />

been <strong>com</strong>pleted with an application to Te<br />

Whare Wananga o Awanui-a-rangi in<br />

Whakatane in the post. Planning by the<br />

whanau has been critical in the sense that<br />

we have decided to learn waiata specifically<br />

for the February hui next year whereby we<br />

also will learn along with these waiata the<br />

meanings, where did the waiata <strong>com</strong>e from,<br />

history of the waiata and the whakapapa.<br />

The Facilitators of these hui are Lucky and<br />

Gaylene. Marae Co-Ordinators at this stage<br />

is myself with Aria and Gaylene taking over<br />

the role once they have attended a<br />

presentation from Te Awanui-a-rangi.<br />

The wananga dates are as follows:<br />

29-31 August E Pa To Hau<br />

26-28 September E Ua e Te Ua<br />

18-19 October Kaore te Roimata<br />

21-23 November Ko Rereamanu tenei<br />

12-14 December E Tu Maniapoto<br />

Haere Mai Ki Ahau<br />

OVERVIEW ON THE WAIATA THAT WE<br />

ARE GOING TO LEARN:<br />

E Pa To Hau, he waiata o Maniapoto<br />

E Ua e Te Ua, second verse to E Pa To Hau<br />

but also from it ties in our links with Pukawa<br />

at Tuwharetoa in regard to Potatau Te<br />

Wherowhero agreeing to take on the kinship,<br />

but first wanted to consult with his<br />

Maniapoto tuakana at Haurua.<br />

Kaore Te Roimata – he waiata from<br />

Parihaka whereby it ties in Rereamanu with<br />

the Te Kaumawaru to Parihaka. Ngā Kaiako<br />

are the whanau from Parihaka who will also<br />

be teaching us a poi waiata.<br />

Ko Rereamanu Tēnei – waiata<br />

whakangahau <strong>com</strong>posed by Sam Green and<br />

Lovey Collis to the tune “North to Alaska”<br />

E Tu Maniapoto and Haere Mai Ki Ahau are<br />

waiata whakangahau belonging to<br />

Maniapoto.<br />

To run alongside our wananga an<br />

application for funding has been made to Te<br />

Awanui-a-rangi whereby they will fund<br />

whanau to attend these wananga. The<br />

criteria are as follows:<br />

Each hui will be 20 hours per<br />

weekend and be held from Friday<br />

evening 6.00pm right through to<br />

Sunday at midday (excluding the<br />

October hui. The Powhiri for the<br />

Taranaki whanau will be on Saturday,<br />

18 th October <strong>2008</strong> at 10.00am).<br />

Following lunch on the Sunday, from<br />

1.00pm to 3.30pm we will be having<br />

our usual monthly trustee hui which is<br />

included in wananga hours. NOTE:<br />

That all these extra bits and pieces<br />

included in our wananga have been<br />

pre-approved by Te Wananga o<br />

Awanui-a-rangi.<br />

Minimum number required to qualify<br />

for funding is 30 whanau and the<br />

maximum is 50. At the end of the<br />

day: the more that whanau can attend<br />

these hui, the more that the marae<br />

will benefit financially.<br />

At each hui, whanau MUST sign a<br />

daily register<br />

Register with Te Awanui-a-rangi –<br />

Proof of Identity Passport – Birth<br />

Certificate. Whanau cannot be


enrolled with another tertiary<br />

organization.<br />

KORONEIHANA DATES<br />

Not far now to our Koroneihana. The dates<br />

are as follows:<br />

Tues 19 th August: Ngā Kawe Mate o Tainui<br />

Wed 20 th August: Ngā Kawemate o te Motu<br />

Thurs 21 st August: Raa Whakawaahinga mo<br />

Kiingi Tuheitia<br />

Friday 22 nd August: Signing off Waikato River<br />

Settlement<br />

Sat 23 rd August: Kapa Haka and Sports<br />

Sun 24 th August: Kapa Haka and Sports<br />

Maniapoto Kai Tent at the Koroneihana:<br />

Maniapoto are once again running the Kai<br />

which will be placed across the road from<br />

the main gate way between the Ngā Miro<br />

Health Centre and Patterson Park. The tent<br />

will be doing the breakfast shift and will be<br />

open from 6.00 am to 12 noon on the<br />

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Any<br />

whanau that are able to help out on any of<br />

the above days, just pop into the tent and<br />

make your self known to the Maniapoto<br />

whanau. If you wish to know any more<br />

information, please ring John Kaati on<br />

(07)876-7501.<br />

This year at the Koroneihana our Maniapoto<br />

waka Te Kawaumaro will be on the Waikato<br />

River and our Maniapoto Kapa Haka roopu.<br />

NEW TRUSTEES:<br />

With the passing of our past Chairman<br />

Graeme Oakes (March 2007) and our Vice<br />

Chairman Don Tapara (April <strong>2008</strong>), it has<br />

been necessary to hold an annual general<br />

meeting of our trustees for the re-elections<br />

of new trustees and an executive <strong>com</strong>mittee.<br />

The new Trustee executive will be as<br />

follows:<br />

Chairman: Lucky Green<br />

Vice Chairman: Sonna Tapara<br />

Secretary: Ani Rhind<br />

Vice Secretary: Gaylene Green<br />

Treasurer: Aria Tapara<br />

Vice Treasurer: Winston Cotidis<br />

Trustees as follows:<br />

Lynn Green, Ani Rhind, Alec Tapara and<br />

Weti Green (currently legal trustees), Noel<br />

Moyle, Caroline Green, Miriama Koroheke,<br />

Aria Tapara, Lucky Green, Sonna Tapara,<br />

Gaylene Green, Winston Cotidis, Gregory<br />

Green, Tira Green and Tina Tapara.<br />

(trustees elect). At the Maori Land Court in<br />

Te Kuiti on Friday, 22nd th August <strong>2008</strong> at<br />

12.30pm, the new 11 trustees application<br />

will be processed. All current/new trustees<br />

to attend the Maori Land Court hearing.<br />

MARAE CHARTER<br />

Along with the new trustee elections, the<br />

whanau are currently reviewing our Marae<br />

Charter. We appreciate all whanau input<br />

into this document to ensure that our marae<br />

continues to be run and operate well for<br />

generations to <strong>com</strong>e.<br />

STRATEGIC PLANNING<br />

Our strategic planning that we had started in<br />

October 2007 is still a “work in progress”.<br />

Some of the dreams that has <strong>com</strong>e from the<br />

whanau so far are awesome for the future<br />

development of our marae.<br />

The reason that we are having another day<br />

is to ensure that we get good feedback from<br />

across the whole section of the whanau.<br />

However that still does not stops our<br />

whanau that live away from Rereamanu an<br />

input as well. Please feel free to give some


thought to it and email or perhaps post your<br />

ideas back to me – Girl.<br />

FUND RAISING:<br />

With our big hui <strong>com</strong>ing and the marae<br />

requiring a bit of maintenance, we need to<br />

consider doing some fundraising. If any of<br />

the whanau out there has got some<br />

wonderful ideas, please let us know!!! At<br />

present we have got some lotto drops going,<br />

a batons up is in the pipeline if I can find the<br />

time to put one together and our monthly<br />

wananga through Te Awanui-aa-rangi.<br />

With the wananga it is worked on the<br />

attendance of the whanau, the more that<br />

whanau can attend the more putea that we<br />

will receive after our last one in December<br />

<strong>2008</strong>. As an example one local marae in<br />

Otorohanga on a minimum of 30 people<br />

attending 4-5 wananga (80%), their marae<br />

received $18,000. Don’t get me wrong<br />

whanau, I don’t want it so that the funding<br />

be<strong>com</strong>es a priority, but I think that this is an<br />

awesome way to not only get our whanau to<br />

our wananga and learn more about<br />

Rereamanu and whakawhanaungatanga,<br />

but also receive some putea for our marae<br />

as well.<br />

EMAIL ADDRESSES – MONTLY PANUI:<br />

As there are going to be monthly panui sent<br />

out each month, is it possible for whanau to<br />

email their email addresses to me so that I<br />

can flick them straight out to everyone and<br />

any other information pertaining to the 150<br />

Kingitanga hui. This will be great as it will<br />

not only save time but also the cost of<br />

photocopying/posting mail that the marae<br />

will not have to pay for. We have a big mahi<br />

ahead of us whanau, but I know everyone<br />

will be happy to <strong>com</strong>e on board and work<br />

towards this wonderful kaupapa.<br />

WHANAU NEWS:<br />

If whanau has got any news that they would<br />

like to share in our monthly panui with<br />

everyone, please feel free to email me the<br />

article. My email address is:<br />

lynngreen@slingshot.co.nz or<br />

lynng@maniapoto.org.nz. I know that the<br />

first panui has taken up a lot of space due to<br />

the photos included, but I wanted to share<br />

what I have with everyone, particularly the<br />

ones of the old kauuta. How many of our<br />

whanau still remember it???<br />

MARAE BOOKINGS:<br />

If any of the whanau wish to book Reremanu<br />

for any hui, the new contact person is now:<br />

Rangi Tapara, 20 Earl Street, Te Kuiti<br />

(021)148 6981.<br />

CLOSING:<br />

Well whanau I have struggled to get this out<br />

and wel<strong>com</strong>e any assistance for future<br />

panui. I know we have got some GUN<br />

WHANAU TYPISTS out there who are more<br />

COMPUTER LITERATE THAN MYSELF.<br />

Hope you enjoy the photos that I have<br />

included. Please feel free to email or ring<br />

me any time for any up to date information.<br />

No reira e rau rangatira ma, te whanau tena<br />

koutou, tena koutou, tena tatou katoa. GIRL<br />

(07)878-5191 (027)279-2752.<br />

PLEASE FEEL FREE SHARE TO SHARE THIS<br />

PANUI WITH ANY OF THE WHANAU THAT I<br />

MIGHT NOT HAVE ADDRESSES FOR!!

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