Extract from a report in the Wanganui Herald of a meeting between Tītokowaru and local settlers at Waihī in south Taranaki. See full report here.
This was the beginning of Tītokowaru’s ‘peace march’ of June–July 1867, during which he and his followers visited Pātea and Whanganui before reaching Pipiriki on the upper Whanganui River.
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Tītokowaru's war
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