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STATION NAME--the Maori is literally translated as "day or place of safety or recovery". In this instance the name was given to commemorate the peace treaty signed between Ngai-Tahu and Ngati-Mamoe at Kaiapoi, so translates as day of peace. D. N. Hawkins
STATION NAME--the Maori is literally translated as "day or place of safety or recovery". In this instance the name was given to commemorate the peace treaty signed between Ngai-Tahu and Ngati-Mamoe at Kaiapoi, so translates as "place of peace". D. N. Hawkins


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Revision as of 06:32, 22 February 2022

Rangiora--Bells
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Southbrook 3km Rangiora 2.8km Ashley
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STATION NAME--the Maori is literally translated as "day or place of safety or recovery". In this instance the name was given to commemorate the peace treaty signed between Ngai-Tahu and Ngati-Mamoe at Kaiapoi, so translates as "place of peace". D. N. Hawkins