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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE (subject to final audit clearance) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2001 Consolidated Parent 2000 2001 2000 $ $ $ $ INCOME Contract Services 985,004 900,764 506,077 445,274 Fishing Income 1,593,323 1,183,660 1,593,323 1,183,660 Investment Income 38,274 31,090 38,274 31,090 Levies and Administration Fees 7,034 3,537 7,534 4,136 Sundry Income 69,562 91,494 68,523 54,846 Total Income 2,693,197 2,210,545 2,213,730 1,719,006 LESS EXPENSES Operating and Administration Expenses 2,117,652 1,475,120 1,046,992 919,289 Governance Expenses 290,274 283,320 290,274 283,320 Distribution of Benefits to Iwi 383,700 20,550 383,700 20,550 Write down of Investment in Subsidiary 620,000 Total Expenses 2,791,625 1,778,990 2,340,965 1,223,159 Net Surplus (Deficit) Before Tax (98,428) 431,555 (127,235) 495,847 Tax (38,100) 28,000 (38,100) 28,000 Net Surplus (Deficit) (60,328) 403,555 (89,135) 467,847 STATEMENT OF MOVEMENTS IN EQUITY (Subject to final audit clearance) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2001 Consolidated Parent 2001 2000 2001 2000 $ $ $ $ EQUITY AT THE START OF THE YEAR 1,402,148 998,593 1,592,691 1,124,844 RECOGNISED REVENUES AND EXPENSES Net Surplus (Deficit) for the Year (60,328) 403,555 (89,135) 467,847 Total Recognised Revenues and Expenses for the Year (60,328) 403,555 (89,135) 467,847 EQUITY AT THE END OF THE YEAR 1,341,820 1,402,148 1,503,556 1,592,691 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION (subject to final audit clearance) AS AT 30 JUNE 2001 Consolidated Parent 2001 2000 2001 2000 $ $ $ $ CURRENT ASSETS Bank and Deposits 1,507,583 822,279 1,319,984 822,270 Accounts Receivable 198,205 212,987 130,422 191,526 Accrued Income 32,476 357,034 32,336 144,579 Prepayments 4,599 2,508 2,956 2,508 Advances Receivable within one year 100,000 Work in Progress & Inventory 45,775 - Total Current Assets 1,888,638 1,394,808 1,485,698 1,160,883 NON-CURRENT ASSETS Advances 226,520 586,259 150,487 161,853 mounts Due From Subsidiaries 285,611 205,763 Investment in Subsidiaries 100,100 720,100 Other Investments 180,000 100,000 80,000 Fixed Assets 446,281 360,113 360,014 286,212 Total Non-Current Assets 852,801 1,046,372 976,212 1,373,928 Total Assets 2,741,439 2,441,180 2,461,910 2,534,811 CURRENT LIABILITIES Bank Overdraft 3,771 Sundry Creditors and Accruals 399,334 274,172 248,361 278,255 Funds Held in Trust 467,674 284,036 467,674 284,036 Income in Advance 129,735 172,582 112,170 111,878 Provision for Tax 40,040 40,040 Current Portion of Finance Leases 17,217 20,358 12,561 Current Portion of Taiwhenua Grants 130,150 107,675 130,150 107,675 Loans 211,522 Total Current Liabilities 1,355,632 902,634 958,355 834,445 NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES Finance Leases 43,987 28,723 Taiwhenua Grants Payable 107,675 107,675 Total Non-Current Liabilities 43,987 136,398 107,675 Total Liabilities 1,399,619 1,039,032 958,355 942,120 Net Assets 1,341,820 1,402,148 1,503,555 1,592,691 EQUITY Accumulated Funds 1,341,820 1,402,148 1,503,555 1,592,691 For a full set of accounts with accompanying notes, please refer to our website www.kahungunu.iwi.nz
Ka Kite te kanohi... Ka hoki nga mahora Mörehu Türoa (1873 – 1938) He uri nö ngä rangatira Ko Ngäti Kurukuru te hapü, Ko Waimärama te haukäinga, He Mana whenua Ko Waimärama te marae, Ko Ngati Kahungunu te iwi. ‘He Wahine Purotu nö Heretaunga’ Ko te ara ki te türangawaewae o Mörehu Türoa, atu i Heretaunga, piki ai i Maungawharau. Kia eke ki te tihi ka titiro whakawaho, wehe ana te manawa i te ataahua o te takoto o te whenua o Waimärama, o Te Moananuia-Kiwa e hora atu ra, me te moutere o Motuo-Kura, me öna toka rarï ana i te kai i ërä wa. I töna wa, i u mai te waka o Täkitimu ki Waimärama, ka whakarërea iho tëtahi o ana punga, ko Taupunga. Ko Ngäti Kurukuru te hapü. Ka eke ngä tau o Mörehu ki te tekau mä tahi i te 14 o ngä rä o Hongongoi, i te tau 1884, ka tono tana matua, a Te Maangi Harawira ki te Kooti Whenua Mäori kia tukuna ki a Mörehu ngä whenua o Tämati Türoa Te Äkitai. Ka whakaaengia e Te Kooti, engari ko tana whaea, ko Höriana Te Wharepü hei kaitiaki. Tekau mä whitu öna tau, ka tängia töna moko kauae. He köhine kakama, mätau; he huatahi, he puhi, ä, rite tonu ki töna whaea ki a Höriana, he wahine rangatira äna mahi, äna nekeneke, me täna tü. He wahine i haere i waenga i ngä Päkehä, whai atu hoki i ä rätou mahi takaro ki te hauhau paoro, patupatu paoro. Äu mahi a te wahine whai rawa, wahine atawhai, hau ana öna rongo mö te manaaki i ngä röpü häkinakina o Waimärama, tae atu hoki ki ngä röpü hutupaoro; pärekareka atu hoki ki te hunga taitamariki. I märenatia räua ko tana täne o Te Arawa, ko Miki Thomas, i raro i te ture Päkehä. Nä tërä tangata a Mörehu i ako ki te whakatipu kararehe, mö ngä mahi purei höiho. Äpiti atu hoki, ko ana paamu whängai hipi, me te maha o ngä kaimahi i manaakitia e ia, anö he kiri tata. Ko te mea aroha kë, tino kore i puta he uri; heoi, he maha ana tamariki whängai. Ko ngä whenua me ngä rawa a Mörehu i heke mai i tana whaea, i a Höriana, i ana koroua, i a Tiakitai räua ko Harawira Te Mahikai, me te tuahine o Harawira, me Marae Aorangi. Ko au ko te kaituhi e mea ana; ‘Kia memene mai ana päpäringa Ka kitea atu te tohu o te wahine whai rawa!’ Nä te mea, e ai ki tana whängai ki a Wikitöria Lovey MacDonald, he köura, he taimana i ngä niho o Mörehu! Ananä! Ka mau te wehi! Ehara koa! Nö te 21 o ngä rä o Whiringaa-rangi, 1938, ka mate a Mörehu ka waiho iho he whenua mö ana whängai katoa, tae atu ki a Gertrude Broadman, ahakoa tekau mä whä noa iho öna tau i taua wa. Ko tana öhäkï kia rähuitia he whenua … e tü mai rä te marae o Waimärama i taua whenua rähui: ‘Ko Taupunga te Wharenui, Ko Mörehu Te Amohaere Türoa te Wharekai.’ e manaaki tonu nei i ngä iwi whakaeke, haere ake nei, haere ake nei. Kahungunu ka moe i a Rongomaiwahine Kahukuranui ka moe i a Ruatapuwahine Räkaihikuroa ka moe i a Ruarauhanga Taraia 1 ka moe i a Hinepare Te Rangitaumaha ka moe i a Hine-i-ao Te Huhuti ka moe i a Te Whatuiapiti Te Wawahanga ka moe i a Te Ao Patuwhare Rangikawhiua ka moe i a Horonga-i-te-rangi Manawakaka ka moe i a Numia-i-te-rangi Rangikoianake ka moe i a Te Kaihou Te Karaha ka moe i a Ahuahu-te-rangi Te Orihau & Hinekona Teiakitai ka moe i a Te Ruihi Hine-i-aurua Horiana Te Wharepu ka moe i a Wi Te Maangi Turoa Morehu Te Amohaere Turoa ka moe i a Miki Thomas I see the faces and memories flood through Permission of the Alexander Turnbull Library, National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mätauranga o Aotearoa, must be obtained before any re- Mörehu Türoa use of this image." (Born about 1873 - died 1938) Daughter of a Chief Ko Waimärama te marae, Daughter of a Chieftainess Ko Ngäti Kurukuru te hapü Landowner Ko Ngäti Te Whatu-i-äpiti, Woman of Substance Ko Ngäti Kahungunu ngä iwi. Te Orihau ka moe i a Tahorahora Te Maangi Wi Harawira Tätere ka moe i a Meri Horo Wi Te Maangi Turoa ka moe i a Horiana Te Wharepu Taraia 1 ka moe i a Hinekura Rangikohea Te Ao Rangaiwaho Ranginui Rakaikumia Te Ate Paraha ka moe i a Ikahoungata Te Rangi-ki-mai-waho Take Tikinga ka moe i a Rauponga Ahuahu-te-rangi ka moe i a Te Karaha About an hour’s drive east from Hastings, via Havelock North, driving up a steep winding incline, you suddenly arrive at the crest of the rise, and the sight before you is wondrous. Like a jewel, sparkling in the great Ocean of Kiwa lays Motu-o-Kura, (Bare Island). A scenic delight, a montage of glittering Pacific Ocean waters, sea surf, sunny weather, and an idyllic village and rural township that is Waimärama, the türangawaewae of Mörehu Te Amohaere Türoa. It was here that the Täkitimu waka rested on its journey south, and left one of its anchor stones, Taupunga. Mörehu was 11 years old, on the 14th July 1884 when her father Te Maangi Harawira applied for her to succeed to the lands of Tämati Türoa, otherwise known as Tämati Te Äkitai. The claim was successful and her mother, Höriana Te Wharepü was made Trustee. At the age of 17 years, Mörehu received her Kauwae Moko. Although not formally educated she was considered very intelligent and very articulate in her native tongue. As an only child, Mörehu was ‘spoilt’, and inherited from her mother Höriana, an appreciation for the finer things in life. Mörehu was involved in several sports activities that brought her into contact with many Päkehä people. Although she played golf and socialised with them, she also had great fun with young Mäori people. They considered her a ‘good sort’. She was well known for her outstanding generosity and she took an active interest in the formation of the tennis, golf, hockey, and football clubs at Waimärama. In my opinion -‘Her smile, in itself, was a statement of her wealth Mörehu had some gold and diamond fillings. Her first husband, from Wairarapa, she married under Mäori custom, but Miki Thomas, of Te Arawa, she married under Päkehä law. He taught Mörehu about breeding and training racehorses. Besides the stud farm, they also ran a successful sheep farm employing several workers, who lived with them as an extended family. Mörehu had a fervent passion to have children. “She would try and make herself look pregnant and tell her cousins she was pregnant, however they all knew she wasn’t!” Having no issue, she adopted many children, to each of whom she left a share of her property. One of them Gertrude Broadman, adopted from birth, was only 14 years old when Mörehu died. nevertheless, she succeeded to her share. On the death of her mother Höriana, Mörehu became sole beneficiary to all the lands and taonga of her grandfathers', Tiakitai and Te Harawira. Her father had a sister, Marae Aorangi who married Rënata, and she left all her lands to Mörehu. Mörehu succeeded to the estate of Höriana Te Wharepü Tiakitai on 7th December 1907, and died on November 21st 1938. In her Will, she bequeathed lands at Waimärama to the people. Mörehu gifted the reserved land on which Waimärama marae stands. Taupunga is the Wharenui Mörehu Te Amohaere Türoa is the Wharekai.
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