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      Kirihaehae

      Maxwell, Te Kahautu
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      Maxwell, T. K. (2013). Kirihaehae. Accepted for performance at the Mātaatua Kapa Haka regional Competition in Ruatoki 2016.
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      A haka composed about moko. My grand aunt Tangiwai took the moko chin tattoo so when the man from Tauranga, Kōraurau Te Kani that she had been betrothed to arrived at Whitianga Bay on the East Coast of the Bay of Plenty, he would readily recognise her his intended bride to be. This haka was composed for Te Kapa Haka o Tūtawake. This composition will be performed at the Mātaatua Kapa Haka regional Competition in Ruatoki 2016.
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      2013
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