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The beginning of the arrival of Europeans from 1800-1830, and they stayed in Kororareka or Russel bay. The first Europeans who arrived in New Zealand were Traders, Sealers, Whalers and Missionaries. They interacted with locals and also partied hard, drank alcohol and gambled, which displeased the Missionaries upon other Maori Chiefs.

13 Rangatira wrote to the British King, King William seeking for their protection against the French after a recent encounter with them that left bad first impressions. The Rangatiras were also concerned about the reckless behaviour happening in Kororareka.

The King sent James Busby to New Zealand and he arrived in 1833. James Busby was the first British Resident of New Zealand.

The first New Zealand flag was decided. The flag enables Maori to trade legally with other countries.

He Whakaputanga was declared in 1835 and signed by 34 Northern chiefs.

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It brings tears to my eyes

He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene

My feet don't even touch the ground...



He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene


Signed by

chiefs of New Zealand

al most bal de gai

.

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1800-1830

1831

1833

1834

1835

1839

The beginning of the arrival of Europeans from 1800-1830, and they stayed in Kororareka or Russel bay. The first Europeans who arrived in New Zealand were Traders, Sealers, Whalers and Missionaries. They interacted with locals and also partied hard, drank alcohol and gambled, which displeased the Missionaries upon other Maori Chiefs.

13 Rangatira wrote to the British King, King William seeking for their protection against the French after a recent encounter with them that left bad first impressions. The Rangatiras were also concerned about the reckless behaviour happening in Kororareka.

The King sent James Busby to New Zealand and he arrived in 1833. James Busby was the first British Resident of New Zealand.

The first New Zealand flag was decided. The flag enables Maori to trade legally with other countries.

He Whakaputanga was declared in 1835 and signed by 34 Northern chiefs.

More signatures added to He Whakaputanga

!

It brings tears to my eyes

He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene

My feet don't even touch the ground...



He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene


Signed by

chiefs of New Zealand

al most bal de gai

.

.
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1800-1830

1831

1833

1834

1835

1839

The beginning of the arrival of Europeans from 1800-1830, and they stayed in Kororareka or Russel bay. The first Europeans who arrived in New Zealand were Traders, Sealers, Whalers and Missionaries. They interacted with locals and also partied hard, drank alcohol and gambled, which displeased the Missionaries upon other Maori Chiefs.

13 Rangatira wrote to the British King, King William seeking for their protection against the French after a recent encounter with them that left bad first impressions. The Rangatiras were also concerned about the reckless behaviour happening in Kororareka.

The King sent James Busby to New Zealand and he arrived in 1833. James Busby was the first British Resident of New Zealand.

The first New Zealand flag was decided. The flag enables Maori to trade legally with other countries.

He Whakaputanga was declared in 1835 and signed by 34 Northern chiefs.

More signatures added to He Whakaputanga

!

It brings tears to my eyes

He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene

My feet don't even touch the ground...



He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene


Signed by

chiefs of New Zealand

al most bal de gai

.

.
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1800-1830

1831

1833

1834

1835

1839

The beginning of the arrival of Europeans from 1800-1830, and they stayed in Kororareka or Russel bay. The first Europeans who arrived in New Zealand were Traders, Sealers, Whalers and Missionaries. They interacted with locals and also partied hard, drank alcohol and gambled, which displeased the Missionaries upon other Maori Chiefs.

13 Rangatira wrote to the British King, King William seeking for their protection against the French after a recent encounter with them that left bad first impressions. The Rangatiras were also concerned about the reckless behaviour happening in Kororareka.

The King sent James Busby to New Zealand and he arrived in 1833. James Busby was the first British Resident of New Zealand.

The first New Zealand flag was decided. The flag enables Maori to trade legally with other countries.

He Whakaputanga was declared in 1835 and signed by 34 Northern chiefs.

More signatures added to He Whakaputanga

!

It brings tears to my eyes

He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene

My feet don't even touch the ground...



He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene


Signed by

chiefs of New Zealand

al most bal de gai

.

.
Create your own at Storyboard That

1800-1830

1831

1833

1834

1835

1839

The beginning of the arrival of Europeans from 1800-1830, and they stayed in Kororareka or Russel bay. The first Europeans who arrived in New Zealand were Traders, Sealers, Whalers and Missionaries. They interacted with locals and also partied hard, drank alcohol and gambled, which displeased the Missionaries upon other Maori Chiefs.

13 Rangatira wrote to the British King, King William seeking for their protection against the French after a recent encounter with them that left bad first impressions. The Rangatiras were also concerned about the reckless behaviour happening in Kororareka.

The King sent James Busby to New Zealand and he arrived in 1833. James Busby was the first British Resident of New Zealand.

The first New Zealand flag was decided. The flag enables Maori to trade legally with other countries.

He Whakaputanga was declared in 1835 and signed by 34 Northern chiefs.

More signatures added to He Whakaputanga

!

It brings tears to my eyes

He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene

My feet don't even touch the ground...



He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene


Signed by

chiefs of New Zealand

al most bal de gai

.

.
Create your own at Storyboard That

1800-1830

1831

1833

1834

1835

1839

The beginning of the arrival of Europeans from 1800-1830, and they stayed in Kororareka or Russel bay. The first Europeans who arrived in New Zealand were Traders, Sealers, Whalers and Missionaries. They interacted with locals and also partied hard, drank alcohol and gambled, which displeased the Missionaries upon other Maori Chiefs.

13 Rangatira wrote to the British King, King William seeking for their protection against the French after a recent encounter with them that left bad first impressions. The Rangatiras were also concerned about the reckless behaviour happening in Kororareka.

The King sent James Busby to New Zealand and he arrived in 1833. James Busby was the first British Resident of New Zealand.

The first New Zealand flag was decided. The flag enables Maori to trade legally with other countries.

He Whakaputanga was declared in 1835 and signed by 34 Northern chiefs.

More signatures added to He Whakaputanga

!

It brings tears to my eyes

He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene

My feet don't even touch the ground...



He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene


Signed by

chiefs of New Zealand

al most bal de gai

.

.
Create your own at Storyboard That

1800-1830

1831

1833

1834

1835

1839

The beginning of the arrival of Europeans from 1800-1830, and they stayed in Kororareka or Russel bay. The first Europeans who arrived in New Zealand were Traders, Sealers, Whalers and Missionaries. They interacted with locals and also partied hard, drank alcohol and gambled, which displeased the Missionaries upon other Maori Chiefs.

13 Rangatira wrote to the British King, King William seeking for their protection against the French after a recent encounter with them that left bad first impressions. The Rangatiras were also concerned about the reckless behaviour happening in Kororareka.

The King sent James Busby to New Zealand and he arrived in 1833. James Busby was the first British Resident of New Zealand.

The first New Zealand flag was decided. The flag enables Maori to trade legally with other countries.

He Whakaputanga was declared in 1835 and signed by 34 Northern chiefs.

More signatures added to He Whakaputanga

!

It brings tears to my eyes

He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene

My feet don't even touch the ground...



He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene


Signed by

chiefs of New Zealand

al most bal de gai

.

.
Create your own at Storyboard That

1800-1830

1831

1833

1834

1835

1839

The beginning of the arrival of Europeans from 1800-1830, and they stayed in Kororareka or Russel bay. The first Europeans who arrived in New Zealand were Traders, Sealers, Whalers and Missionaries. They interacted with locals and also partied hard, drank alcohol and gambled, which displeased the Missionaries upon other Maori Chiefs.

13 Rangatira wrote to the British King, King William seeking for their protection against the French after a recent encounter with them that left bad first impressions. The Rangatiras were also concerned about the reckless behaviour happening in Kororareka.

The King sent James Busby to New Zealand and he arrived in 1833. James Busby was the first British Resident of New Zealand.

The first New Zealand flag was decided. The flag enables Maori to trade legally with other countries.

He Whakaputanga was declared in 1835 and signed by 34 Northern chiefs.

More signatures added to He Whakaputanga

!

It brings tears to my eyes

He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene

My feet don't even touch the ground...



He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene


Signed by

chiefs of New Zealand

al most bal de gai

.

.
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  • 1800-1830
  • 1831
  • !
  • 1833
  • The beginning of the arrival of Europeans from 1800-1830, and they stayed in Kororareka or Russel bay. The first Europeans who arrived in New Zealand were Traders, Sealers, Whalers and Missionaries. They interacted with locals and also partied hard, drank alcohol and gambled, which displeased the Missionaries upon other Maori Chiefs.
  • 1834
  • 13 Rangatira wrote to the British King, King William seeking for their protection against the French after a recent encounter with them that left bad first impressions. The Rangatiras were also concerned about the reckless behaviour happening in Kororareka.
  • 1835
  • He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene
  • The King sent James Busby to New Zealand and he arrived in 1833. James Busby was the first British Resident of New Zealand.
  • 1839
  • He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene Signed bychiefs of New Zealandal most bal de gai
  • The first New Zealand flag was decided. The flag enables Maori to trade legally with other countries.
  • It brings tears to my eyes
  • He Whakaputanga was declared in 1835 and signed by 34 Northern chiefs.
  • My feet don't even touch the ground...
  • More signatures added to He Whakaputanga
  • .
  • .
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