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was this : " Tiwakawaka i te pae tuarua o Aotea-roa.^ So Maku 

 returned whence he came, nor did he ever come back to these 

 shores ; hence the old-time saying, Maku hokinga tahi. And the 

 descendants of Tiwakawaka dwelt here even unto the time of 

 Toi, who also sprang from Tiwakawaka, and to the time when 

 the new people came from Hawaiki in " Matatua " and other 

 canoes. I say that Tiwakawaka did not dwell in Hawaiki ; his 

 home was that of Pani. (Kihai a Tiwakawaka i noho ki tena 

 kainga, ki Hawaiki. No Pani tona kainga.) 



Here is the descent of our people from Tiwakawaka : — 



Tane 



I 



Tane-tuturi 



I 

 Tane-pepeke 



Tane-ueha 



I 

 Tane-ue-tika 



I 

 Tane-takoto 



I 

 Ioio-whenua 



I 

 Te Ao-matinitini 



I 

 Tangaroa-i-te-rupe -tu 



I 

 Maui-tikitiki-o-Taranga 



I 

 Te Papa-titiraumaewa = Maui-mua 



Tiwakawaka = Rotua 

 _] 

 I 

 Tara-nui 



I 

 Tara-roa 



Ngai-nui 



I 

 Ngai-roa 



Ngai-whare-kiki 



Ngai-whare-kaka 



I . 

 Ngai-roki 



I 

 Ngai-roka 



Ngai-peha 



I 

 Ngai-taketake 



I 

 Ngai-te-huru -/nanu 



I 

 Toi 



i 

 Rauru 



Hatonga 



I 

 Tahatiti 



I 

 Ruatapu 



! 

 Rakei-ora 



I 

 Tania-ki-te-ra 



I 

 Tama-ki-hikurangi 



I 

 Maru 



I 

 Hine-te-ariki 



I 

 Tapa 



I 

 Ira-taketake 



I 

 Tapui 



I 

 Te Matapihi-o-rehua 



I 

 Te Tauru-o-te-rangi 



I 

 Te Uru-waewae 



I 

 Te Pikitu-o-rehua 



I 

 Te Uru-waea 



Patu-pokohu 



I 

 Kai-whakapae 



I 

 Te Pori-o-te-rangi 



I 

 Patu-pakeke 



I 

 Tapuika-uui 



I 

 Tumutara 



I 

 Horiana 



I 

 Renata 



(Ngatiawa Tribe, Bay of Plenty). 



