New Zealand Gazette – 1976 – No. 29

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✨ Religious Appointments

22 MARCH

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

Ratana Established Church of New Zealand—continued

Apostle—
Honetana, Rae
Hura, Te Reo Tahupotiki Wiremu
Ratana (President)
Ihimaera, Ihimaera
Johnson, Te Whetu
Joseph, Te Pare Kaui
Kahui, Tokomauri
Kakau, Wirihana
Kareko, Papa
Kereama, George Ngapukapuka
King, Arthur Aterea
Kingi, Tauhinu
Kira, Cecil Mahia
Kiwi, Mita
Lewis, John
Lewis, Karauria
Luke, Henare
Maaka, Wharangi Robert
Maihi, Tariuha
Makene, Te Rere-O-Kapuni
Manahi, Poai
Manukau, Ahipene
Manukau, Mohi
Manukau, Tatana Tokio
Matene, Te Mihaia
Matenga, Pona
Mateparae, Rangiwhaiuru
Mehana, Paati
Miru, Manuka Mikaera
Mita, Tikitere Takuira
Morehu, Te Reo Hapai
Netana, Amohau Wiremu
Ngatuere, Tutahanga
Nikora, Pukemaranga
Norman, Brown
Ohio, Monte Rereamoamo
Oneroa, Horima
Otene, Tatana Mohi
Pakea, Robert Bruce
Paki, Haamiora Piripi
Paraone, Herewini
Paraone, Paihere Hopa
Parete, Waihari Tahahepi
Paul, Piripi Ngapou
Pearson, Tahuriwaka Albert
Pehi, Sonny Tuhohia
Peke, Ngaronoa
Peters, Kepa
Pikimaui, Tahupotiki
Piripi, Renata Kawenata
Pomare, Wiremu
Porter, Tautokotanga-ote Haahi
Ratana
Pou, Friday
Pou, Temiha, Peri Matua
Pou, Teringakaha-o-Ihoa
Pukeroa, Oneroa
Rakaupai, Hira
Rameka, Ihaka Aparua
Rapihana, Poroa Te Oti
Rata, Matiu
Reti, Joseph Teotane
Riria, Pikiao Tori
Rollo, Andrew Milton
Romana, Rapato Rapine
Rota, Pa-Te-Titaha
Rutene, Ihaka
Ryder, Ivan
Sadlier, Charlie James
Smith, Te Waakaotinga Ronald Tahana
Tahana, Te Ati-O Te Temepara
Tahau, Te Hononga
Tahuri, Kapene
Takerei, John Hamuera
Tamati, Harepeka Waipouri
Tamihana, Piri-Wiri-Tua
Tamihana, Rewi
Tamihana, Te Tiu
Tana, Pita Hone
Tataurangi, Reihana
Tauariki, Harry Whakaari
Tawera, Tauwhitu
Te Hiko, Te Hikoterangi
Te Hira, Wiremu
Te Kahu, Whitiora Reewi
Te Kani, Rawiri
Te Rangi, Joe Hopa
Te Teira, Ruka Tipu
Te Whare, Hare Te Weu

Apostle—
Te Whena, Raureti Reweti
Thatcher, Hori Tatia
Tipene, Apiata
Tiriketene, Te Rino
Tito, Mohi Kawenata
Tito, Tapihana Wati
Tooke, Pereki
Totoro, Wirihana
Turereao, Te Manea
Waaka, Rangi
Waara, Mataara Raureti
Waho, Te Rata
Waihape, Henare
Walker, Sydney
Wati, Matiu
Watts, John Wiapo
Whakamau, Ratapu
Whyte, Mana
Wiapo, Neri Rata
Wiki, Hoani
Wiki, Te Umuroa

Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

Elder—
Judd, David Leslie
Potter, Joseph Edward
Potter, Reginald George
Vaughan, Heywood Harry

Ringatu Church

The Reverend—
Akuhata, Hiko
Black, Tiwi
Brown, George
Brown, Mokopuna Ned
Bush, Albert
Coates, William
Delamere, Monita Erei, J.P.
Delamere, Paul
Delamere, Peeti
Ereatara, Puriri
Gage, Nehu Ben
Gage, Tama
Gilbert, Areta
Gilbert, Tuki
Greening, Johnson
Hakopa, George
Haukamau, Heremia
Herewini, Tony Winiata, J.P.
Hiakito, Hori
Hiki, Henry
Houia, Duncan
Huritu, Kapohau
Huritu, Pita
Jones, Moetahi
Jones, Te Aomuhurangi, Mrs
Kaiwhata, Tamati
Kameta, John
Karauna, Huinga
Kawakawa, Alexander
Kelly, Teki
Kemara, Taaha
Kereru, Kirione
Kereru, Wilfred Ivanhoe
Kingi, Rangi Tawhiao
Kingi, Wikuki
Kiriwera, Kakoa
Kokiri, Kio
Koopu, David
Kurei, Paroa
Manueia, Emera, J.P.
Mato, Huri
Mika, Te Haumate
Mitai, Rama
Moko, Wetini
Morgan, Rawinia, Mrs
Moses, Aperahama
Ngaheu, Te Kaka Niao
Noema, Te Mauri
Northover, Joseph Tuahine
Papuni, Mokotua Sam
Parkes, Rex
Paul, Rangihau
Peters, Ngarimu
Pewhairangi, Ngoi, Mrs
Poihipi, Tapa Fred

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🎓 Ratana Established Church of New Zealand Apostles (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsApostles, Ratana Established Church of New Zealand
👱🏽 Names

110 names identified

Rae Honetana, Apostle
Te Reo Tahupotiki Wiremu Hura, Apostle
Ratana (President), Apostle
Ihimaera Ihimaera, Apostle
Te Whetu Johnson, Apostle
Te Pare Kaui Joseph, Apostle
Tokomauri Kahui, Apostle
Wirihana Kakau, Apostle
Papa Kareko, Apostle
George Ngapukapuka Kereama, Apostle
Arthur Aterea King, Apostle
Tauhinu Kingi, Apostle
Cecil Mahia Kira, Apostle
Mita Kiwi, Apostle
John Lewis, Apostle
Karauria Lewis, Apostle
Henare Luke, Apostle
Wharangi Robert Maaka, Apostle
Tariuha Maihi, Apostle
Te Rere-O-Kapuni Makene, Apostle
Poai Manahi, Apostle
Ahipene Manukau, Apostle
Mohi Manukau, Apostle
Tatana Tokio Manukau, Apostle
Te Mihaia Matene, Apostle
Pona Matenga, Apostle
Rangiwhaiuru Mateparae, Apostle
Paati Mehana, Apostle
Manuka Mikaera Miru, Apostle
Tikitere Takuira Mita, Apostle
Te Reo Hapai Morehu, Apostle
Amohau Wiremu Netana, Apostle
Tutahanga Ngatuere, Apostle
Pukemaranga Nikora, Apostle
Brown Norman, Apostle
Monte Rereamoamo Ohio, Apostle
Horima Oneroa, Apostle
Tatana Mohi Otene, Apostle
Robert Bruce Pakea, Apostle
Haamiora Piripi Paki, Apostle
Herewini Paraone, Apostle
Paihere Hopa Paraone, Apostle
Waihari Tahahepi Parete, Apostle
Piripi Ngapou Paul, Apostle
Tahuriwaka Albert Pearson, Apostle
Sonny Tuhohia Pehi, Apostle
Ngaronoa Peke, Apostle
Kepa Peters, Apostle
Tahupotiki Pikimaui, Apostle
Renata Kawenata Piripi, Apostle
Wiremu Pomare, Apostle
Tautokotanga-ote Haahi Porter, Apostle
Ratana, Apostle
Friday Pou, Apostle
Temiha Peri Matua Pou, Apostle
Teringakaha-o-Ihoa Pou, Apostle
Oneroa Pukeroa, Apostle
Hira Rakaupai, Apostle
Ihaka Aparua Rameka, Apostle
Poroa Te Oti Rapihana, Apostle
Matiu Rata, Apostle
Joseph Teotane Reti, Apostle
Pikiao Tori Riria, Apostle
Andrew Milton Rollo, Apostle
Rapato Rapine Romana, Apostle
Pa-Te-Titaha Rota, Apostle
Ihaka Rutene, Apostle
Ivan Ryder, Apostle
Charlie James Sadlier, Apostle
Te Waakaotinga Ronald Tahana Smith, Apostle
Te Ati-O Te Temepara Tahana, Apostle
Te Hononga Tahau, Apostle
Kapene Tahuri, Apostle
John Hamuera Takerei, Apostle
Harepeka Waipouri Tamati, Apostle
Piri-Wiri-Tua Tamihana, Apostle
Rewi Tamihana, Apostle
Te Tiu Tamihana, Apostle
Pita Hone Tana, Apostle
Reihana Tataurangi, Apostle
Harry Whakaari Tauariki, Apostle
Tauwhitu Tawera, Apostle
Te Hikoterangi Te Hiko, Apostle
Wiremu Te Hira, Apostle
Whitiora Reewi Te Kahu, Apostle
Rawiri Te Kani, Apostle
Joe Hopa Te Rangi, Apostle
Ruka Tipu Te Teira, Apostle
Hare Te Weu Te Whare, Apostle
Raureti Reweti Te Whena, Apostle
Hori Tatia Thatcher, Apostle
Apiata Tipene, Apostle
Te Rino Tiriketene, Apostle
Mohi Kawenata Tito, Apostle
Tapihana Wati Tito, Apostle
Pereki Tooke, Apostle
Wirihana Totoro, Apostle
Te Manea Turereao, Apostle
Rangi Waaka, Apostle
Mataara Raureti Waara, Apostle
Te Rata Waho, Apostle
Henare Waihape, Apostle
Sydney Walker, Apostle
Matiu Wati, Apostle
John Wiapo Watts, Apostle
Ratapu Whakamau, Apostle
Mana Whyte, Apostle
Neri Rata Wiapo, Apostle
Hoani Wiki, Apostle
Te Umuroa Wiki, Apostle

🎓 Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Elders

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsElders, Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
👱🏽 Names

David Leslie Judd, Elder
Joseph Edward Potter, Elder
Reginald George Potter, Elder
Heywood Harry Vaughan, Elder

🎓 Ringatu Church Reverends

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsReverends, Ringatu Church
👱🏽 Names

55 names identified

Hiko Akuhata (The Reverend), Reverend
Tiwi Black (The Reverend), Reverend
George Brown (The Reverend), Reverend
Mokopuna Ned Brown (The Reverend), Reverend
Albert Bush (The Reverend), Reverend
William Coates (The Reverend), Reverend
Monita Erei Delamere (The Reverend), Reverend
Paul Delamere (The Reverend), Reverend
Peeti Delamere (The Reverend), Reverend
Puriri Ereatara (The Reverend), Reverend
Nehu Ben Gage (The Reverend), Reverend
Tama Gage (The Reverend), Reverend
Areta Gilbert (The Reverend), Reverend
Tuki Gilbert (The Reverend), Reverend
Johnson Greening (The Reverend), Reverend
George Hakopa (The Reverend), Reverend
Heremia Haukamau (The Reverend), Reverend
Tony Winiata Herewini (The Reverend), Reverend
Hori Hiakito (The Reverend), Reverend
Henry Hiki (The Reverend), Reverend
Duncan Houia (The Reverend), Reverend
Kapohau Huritu (The Reverend), Reverend
Pita Huritu (The Reverend), Reverend
Moetahi Jones (The Reverend), Reverend
Te Aomuhurangi Jones (The Reverend), Reverend
Tamati Kaiwhata (The Reverend), Reverend
John Kameta (The Reverend), Reverend
Huinga Karauna (The Reverend), Reverend
Alexander Kawakawa (The Reverend), Reverend
Teki Kelly (The Reverend), Reverend
Taaha Kemara (The Reverend), Reverend
Kirione Kereru (The Reverend), Reverend
Wilfred Ivanhoe Kereru (The Reverend), Reverend
Rangi Tawhiao Kingi (The Reverend), Reverend
Wikuki Kingi (The Reverend), Reverend
Kakoa Kiriwera (The Reverend), Reverend
Kio Kokiri (The Reverend), Reverend
David Koopu (The Reverend), Reverend
Paroa Kurei (The Reverend), Reverend
Emera Manueia (The Reverend), Reverend
Huri Mato (The Reverend), Reverend
Te Haumate Mika (The Reverend), Reverend
Rama Mitai (The Reverend), Reverend
Wetini Moko (The Reverend), Reverend
Rawinia Morgan (The Reverend), Reverend
Aperahama Moses (The Reverend), Reverend
Te Kaka Niao Ngaheu (The Reverend), Reverend
Te Mauri Noema (The Reverend), Reverend
Joseph Tuahine Northover (The Reverend), Reverend
Mokotua Sam Papuni (The Reverend), Reverend
Rex Parkes (The Reverend), Reverend
Rangihau Paul (The Reverend), Reverend
Ngarimu Peters (The Reverend), Reverend
Ngoi Pewhairangi (The Reverend), Reverend
Tapa Fred Poihipi (The Reverend), Reverend

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