15 Feb 2011
by Tainui on the Web. Eraka's Blog
in Marae News, Uncategorized
Tags: hukanui, marae, maurea, maurea marae, poukai, rangiriri, tainui, te kauhanganui, waikato

It will be a very interesting day at Maurea Marae!
It seems apparent that the Maurea Poukai on Feb 26 looks set to become a modern maori battleground of sorts… with the maori king astounded by the unwillingness of his disloyal peasants to toe the line… and having already
boycotted Hukanui Marae they are rallying the executive troops together… ready to dish up the dirt on Te Kauhanganui chairwoman Tania Martin… because the Tainui parliament meets the following day on the 27th…
Whats at stake? Millions & Millions…
Whats in the way? An uncooperative Tainui tribal parliament… a financial review of Tainui executive spending… governance review… transparency… accountability…
[The boycotters of the Hukanui Poukai are getting ready to make their grand show at Maurea.]
14 Feb 2011
by Tainui on the Web. Eraka's Blog
in Uncategorized
Tags: hukanui, marae, ngati wairere, poukai, tainui, waikato
Kia ora! A huge shout goes out to Paree for this wonderful contribution:
Hukainui Poukai was full of Arohanui with a good turnout of Ngati Wairere Whanui and the vistors who came appreciated the Flag flying of Te Atairangi Kaahu our recent beloved Queen. Her Daughter who came down to our Pokai from Te Puea Marae in Mangere with her followers were blessed and showed her love with tears of Gratitude and sadness her Brother Tuheitia may have missed out on on such a humle Pokai by the locals who all worked so hard to make it a happy and successful day regardless of the setback..
Maybe the person who returned Kingi Tueitia,s flag thru her own selfish judgemental attitude of Ngati Wairere nui tonu may regret her selfish motives, cutting herself off by her actions and power seeking motives with no regard to the Poukai Kaupapa of having been actioned by Kingi Tawhiao for the Widows and ophans of the past to the present in his time of Reign to Wairere our Tupuna.
Maa na ano hei patu itona kino mo tona mahi ia Ngati Wairere..AkeAke Tonu…
13 Feb 2011
by Tainui on the Web. Eraka's Blog
in Uncategorized
Tags: maori king, tainui tribe
Is it true that the maori king wants the people of Tainui to stump up $20 million for his pet projects?
The funds are needed to ‘renovate’ historical buildings at Ngaruawahia, apparently.
Its the job of his cronie Rahui Papa to sell this lie to the people of the Tainui tribe over the coming weeks.
The ordinary people of Tainui keep getting less and less, and some body else keeps demanding more and more!
11 Feb 2011
by Tainui on the Web. Eraka's Blog
in Marae News
Tags: hukanui, maori king, marae, ngati wairere, poukai, tainui
Will the maori king boycott today’s poukai at Hukanui Marae as punishment for those marae which supported Tania Martin at the recent Kauhanganui vote?
Did Tainui management hand over the results of the ‘secret’ voting ballot to Te Arataura and the maori king’s cronies? So is there a list of the 32 marae, and are there going to be recriminations from the highrarchy?
Update coming soon!
[Update: The maori king did not attend the Poukai at Hukanui. Ngati Haua people also boycotted the Poukai. Reports from eye witnesses who attended say that it was a great day out at Hukanui Marae on Saturday. The attempt to turn Hukanui into a pariah marae failed miserably. Kia ora!]
07 Feb 2011
by Tainui on the Web. Eraka's Blog
in Uncategorized
The Tainui Te Arataura execs reward themselves for delivering less to the people that they supposedly represent by taking more and more for themselves while diminishing the returns to the Tainui people.
Then they should stop blowing hundreds of thousands of the peoples dollars on fruitless legal escapades thats what we all say.
Here’s a reminder about what the charitable purposes are meant to be for:
- relief of poverty;
- advancement of education;
- advancement of religion; and
- other purposes beneficial to the community
The wealth of Tainui should not be wasted on first class trips to Dubai and New York for a privileged few. Wake up Tainui!
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