Events

Question 1

1840

Answer 1

Ngati whatua invited settlers to share the land with them. They wanted to seek protection from northern tribes who had muskets

Question 2

1858

Answer 2

They gave land in orakei to the anligcan church for a school a chapel

Question 3

1859

Answer 3

They gave land at takaparawha point for fear of Russian invasion

Question 4

By 1854

Answer 4

Orakei was the Harpy’s stand

Question 5

1869

Answer 5

The native land court declaration, Hapu land was given to 13 individuals. The economical ability of the hapu was destroyed

Question 6

1885

Answer 6

1885 the gov built a defence station at bastion point

Question 7

1882

Answer 7

Public works act

Question 8

1908

Answer 8

Okahu bay sewer 1914 effluent charge disgrace

Question 9

1912-1950

Answer 9

Compulsory acquisition of land gov forced the hapu to sell land and bought from individuals fertile farm land. The hapu protested by filing 15 petitions

Question 10

1952

Answer 10

The village site was wanted to build parks. And due to the queens visit they burned the village as it was an eye sore

Question 11

1959

Answer 11

National marae

Question 12

1976

Answer 12

Subdivision of land for high income suburb last 60 acres of land the hapu hoped to obtain

Question 13

Jan 1977 bastion point protests 507 days

Answer 13

1977

Question 14

1978

Answer 14

Some land under public act returned for 200,000 returned to hapu

Question 15

1978

Answer 15

Returned to the hapu but must be shared as a public park and managed by both gov and hapu

Question 16

1991

Answer 16

Orakei act passed