Kato Kauwhata - Revision history

Hackademic at 09:59, 21 November 2007

2007-11-21T09:59:53Z

Hackademic at 09:58, 21 November 2007

2007-11-21T09:58:15Z

Villager: Typo fixed

2007-11-15T08:11:33Z

Typo fixed

Brown: Added info regarding Kato

2007-11-13T07:22:48Z

Added info regarding Kato

Villager at 09:28, 11 November 2007

2007-11-11T09:28:20Z

Villager: Death Notice

2007-11-11T09:17:51Z

Death Notice

Hackademic at 08:10, 14 September 2007

2007-09-14T08:10:37Z

Hackademic at 01:50, 14 September 2007

2007-09-14T01:50:07Z

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Kato Kauwhata is the venerable and much-loved chairman of [[Piritahi Marae]] and the island's most widely recognised kaumatua.

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−	Whakaita (Kato) Kauwhata (Ngapuhi) was the venerable and much-loved chairman of [[Piritahi Marae]] and the island's most widely recognised kaumatua. He died on 11 November 2007 at his home in Rocky Bay with his family around him. He was taken that first night to lie on Piritahi Marae before being taken north to lie for 2 nights on his home marae in Nga Wha, Kaikohe. He was buried on the 14th of November in the Nga Wha urupa alongside his wife.	+	[[Image:Kato1.jpg\|left\|frame\|Kato Kauwhata]] Whakaita (Kato) Kauwhata (Ngapuhi) was the venerable and much-loved chairman of [[Piritahi Marae]] and the island's most widely recognised kaumatua. He died on 11 November 2007 at his home in Rocky Bay with his family around him. He was taken that first night to lie on Piritahi Marae before being taken north to lie for 2 nights on his home marae in Nga Wha, Kaikohe. He was buried on the 14th of November in the Nga Wha urupa alongside his wife.

	Kato is survived by both his son and daughter and over 40 grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. He moved to Waiheke in 1970 after the death of his wife and purchased his section in Rocky Bay where he lived for the rest of his life. He was Chairman of Piritahi Marae for much of the time from its start in 1971 through to his death. Kato was a long time member of the Buffalo Lodge and a member of the 28th Maori Battalion.		Kato is survived by both his son and daughter and over 40 grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. He moved to Waiheke in 1970 after the death of his wife and purchased his section in Rocky Bay where he lived for the rest of his life. He was Chairman of Piritahi Marae for much of the time from its start in 1971 through to his death. Kato was a long time member of the Buffalo Lodge and a member of the 28th Maori Battalion.

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−	Whakaita (Kato) Kauwhata (Ngapuhi) was the venerable and much-loved chairman of [[Piritahi Marae]] and the island's most widely recognised kaumatua. He died on 11 November 2007 at his home in Rocky with his family around him. He was taken that first night to lie on Piritahi Marae before being taken north to lie for 2 nights on his home marae in Nga Wha, Kaikohe. He was buried on the 14th of ~~november~~ in the Nga Wha urupa alongside his wife.	+	Whakaita (Kato) Kauwhata (Ngapuhi) was the venerable and much-loved chairman of [[Piritahi Marae]] and the island's most widely recognised kaumatua. He died on 11 November 2007 at his home in Rocky Bay with his family around him. He was taken that first night to lie on Piritahi Marae before being taken north to lie for 2 nights on his home marae in Nga Wha, Kaikohe. He was buried on the 14th of November in the Nga Wha urupa alongside his wife.

	Kato is survived by both his son and daughter and over 40 grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. He moved to Waiheke in 1970 after the death of his wife and purchased his section in Rocky Bay where he lived for the rest of his life. He was Chairman of Piritahi Marae for much of the time from its start in 1971 through to his death. Kato was a long time member of the Buffalo Lodge and a member of the 28th Maori Battalion.		Kato is survived by both his son and daughter and over 40 grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. He moved to Waiheke in 1970 after the death of his wife and purchased his section in Rocky Bay where he lived for the rest of his life. He was Chairman of Piritahi Marae for much of the time from its start in 1971 through to his death. Kato was a long time member of the Buffalo Lodge and a member of the 28th Maori Battalion.

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-Kato Kauwhata (Ngapuhi) was the venerable and much-loved chairman of [[Piritahi Marae]] and the island's most widely recognised kaumatua. He died on 11 November 2007. His tangi was held that day through noon the next day, after which his body was returned to his hapu at Nga Wha.
+Whakaita (Kato) Kauwhata (Ngapuhi) was the venerable and much-loved chairman of [[Piritahi Marae]] and the island's most widely recognised kaumatua. He died on 11 November 2007 at his home in Rocky with his family around him. He was taken that first night to lie on Piritahi Marae before being taken north to lie for 2 nights on his home marae in Nga Wha, Kaikohe. He was buried on the 14th of november in the Nga Wha urupa alongside his wife.
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-Kato Kauwhata (Ngapuhi) was the venerable and much-loved chairman of [[Piritahi Marae]] and the island's most widely recognised kaumatua. He died on 11 November 2007. His tangi was held that day through noon the next day.
+Kato Kauwhata (Ngapuhi) was the venerable and much-loved chairman of [[Piritahi Marae]] and the island's most widely recognised kaumatua. He died on 11 November 2007. His tangi was held that day through noon the next day, after which his body was returned to his hapu at Nga Wha.
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−	Kato Kauwhata (Ngapuhi) is the venerable and much-loved chairman of [[Piritahi Marae]] and the island's most widely recognised kaumatua.	+	Kato Kauwhata (Ngapuhi) was the venerable and much-loved chairman of [[Piritahi Marae]] and the island's most widely recognised kaumatua. He died on 11 November 2007. His tangi was held that day through noon the next day.

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−	Kato Kauwhata is the venerable and much-loved chairman of [[Piritahi Marae]] and the island's most widely recognised kaumatua.	+	Kato Kauwhata (Ngapuhi) is the venerable and much-loved chairman of [[Piritahi Marae]] and the island's most widely recognised kaumatua.

	[[Category: People]]		[[Category: People]]