The Māori position at Porou pā stood on a terrace across the Katikara River from Fort St George, where this sign was erected. The grave had been marked by a concrete slab laid by a local farmer. Like many New Zealand Wars sites, Porou pā is now private land. Some of the Māori dead were from the upper Whanganui region, where Pai Mārire won many converts as a result in 1864.
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War in Taranaki 1860-63
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'Fort St George sign', URL: http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/porou-pa-grave, (Ministry for Culture and Heritage), updated 24-Jun-2014
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5 May 1898
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William Williams
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William Malone
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Gustavus von Tempsky
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George Whitmore
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Duncan Cameron
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Jane Atkinson
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Te Ua Haumēne
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Carl Völkner
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Richard Taylor
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James Cowan
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Frederick Whitaker
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James Crowe Richmond
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Gilbert Mair
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Thomas Gore Browne
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Riwha Titokowaru
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Te Whiti
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War in Tauranga
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War in Waikato
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New Zealand Wars memorials
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War in Taranaki 1860-63
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War in Whanganui
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War in Wellington
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Pai Marire
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New Zealand's 19th-century wars
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Māori King movement - 1860-94
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