10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TUATUA»
Discover the use of
tuatua in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tuatua and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Cook Islands Maori Dictionary
There are millions of stars, it isn't possible to count them. tuatua, 1. (-'ia). Talk, say
, speak, converse. Te tuatua ra raua no runga ia Mina. They were talking about
Mina; Kua tuatua 'ia e nana i keia i taua toa ra. They say it was he that robbed the
...
Jasper Buse, Raututi Taringa, Bruce Biggs, 1995
2
The Complete Guide To Surfcasting
Tuatua are top bait but like other shellfish cannot be used without tying on with
bait elastic. Ensure hook point is clear of bait. otherwise take cut bait. Moki,
parore, trevally, tarakihi and elephant fish are good examples of species that
prefer ...
3
New Zealand Journal of Zoology
Subgeneric. classification. of. New. Zealand. and. Australian. species. of. Paphies
. Lesson. (Bivalvia: Mesodesmatidae),. and. names. for. the. two. species. of.
tuatua. in. New. Zealand. 1 Fig. l Paphies (Paphies) donacina (Spengler). Hinge
of ...
4
Rarotonga & the Cook Islands
Learning. the. Language. Tino reka te kai. language reo Would you like a beer?
speak/word tuatua Ka inangaro pia koe? understand marama Yes, give me a
beer, please. this teia Ae, 'omai e pia, 'ine. that ...
5
Classic New Zealand Mountain Bike Rides
Route description Park at the gate and turn right on to Tuatua Road. Climb
through a farm into a forestry area, through a quarry and stay on Tuatua Road
until you reach a gate 5 km from the start. Turn hard right and head down into the
bush ...
6
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
mussels (11%) and tuatua (2% ). The barnacle E.plicata was eiglith most
abundant (0.5%). At terraces Al and A2. the dominant shellfish were pipi (90%),
cockles (8%), tuatua (0.4%) and mussels (0.2%) (Fox and Cassels, 1983,
Appendix 1).
7
A dictionary of Mangareva (or Gambier Islands)
TU-A-AVEAVE, large, handsome, well proportioned. Cf. tuaveave. TUA (tua), the
back. 2. Behind ; the rear. 3. the high seas : I tua, at the back of the island, on the
ocean, Cf . okikotua, pooretua. Tuatua (tuatua), large, bulky, great in volume.
Edward Tregear, Royal Society of New Zealand, 1829
Jon Jonassen. Eia'a koe e tutaki i te kino ki te kino. Do not pay back ill will with ill
will. Show goodness to others at all times. (jjossip - Kjkite tuatua see also tongue
Kikite tuatua teta'i pu'ere'ere akava'anga kino roa atu. Gossiping is one of the ...
The Story of Bakarerenteiti Bakarerenteiti married Nei Tuatua, the daughter of
Teng Koromoti, a stranger who had no land on Nikunau so he dug a babai pit
called Tekabobo to the east of Kabaeka for his daughter Nei Tuatua. She had a
son ...
10
Duke's Handbook of Medicinal Plants of Latin America
... Tatua (Dor.; AHL); Tuatua (Col.; Cuba; Dor.; Ven.; AHL; AVP; MPG); Wap Wapa
(Ese'eja; MD2); Wild Cassava (Eng.; Jam.; AVP); Wild Physic Nut (Ma.; JFM); Wo'
o (Ese'eja; MD2); Yuquilla (Peru; EGG; SOU). activities: Allergenic (f; CRC); ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TUATUA»
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tuatua is used in the context of the following news items.
Boy dies in house fire
Police and fire officers at the scene of the house fire at Tuatua in Labasa. ... after suffering severe burns to his body in a house fire at Tuatua in Labasa today. «Fiji Times, Jul 15»
Confusion with tuatua sparks toheroa warning in Northland
During an influx of tuatua gatherers on the beach south of Dargaville this year, Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) staff and honorary fisheries officers have ... «Northern Advocate, Jun 15»
Northland: Having a squall
Digging for tuatua at Glinks Gully proved to be a fantastic family activity and a good way to get the kids outside. Photo / Rob Cox. Taped above the desk of the ... «New Zealand Herald, Jun 15»
Tuatua collectors threatening prohibited toheroa
Ministry for Primary Industries staff and Honorary Fisheries Officers have been noticing mixed bags of tuatua and toheroa being gathered this year on west coast ... «Scoop.co.nz, Jun 15»
Dying pipi, tuatua force beds closure
The discovery of dead shellfish at the popular sandspit and estuary in Ngunguru has led to signs being put up against the collecting of pipi and tuatua - a move ... «Northern Advocate, May 15»
Hugh Tareha sentenced for assault on 87-year-old woman
At the Napier High Court, 31-year-old Hugh Hemi Tuatua Tareha was sentenced to 12 years and nine months in prison for the violent sexual assault of an ... «Māori Television, Mar 15»
Out of your shell: easy and delicious bites
Clams and tuatua make a seafood banquet all the better. Photo / Bite, Herald on Sunday. This year was the first time we have been down to the Marlborough ... «New Zealand Herald, Mar 15»
Tuatua boom could put toheroa at risk
Ministry for Primary Industries honorary fisheries officers say tuatua have returned to Ripiro Beach in good numbers this summer, with more people gathering ... «Northland Independent Community, Feb 15»
Blitz opens window on species
Pipi are found in sheltered places like estuaries and harbours while tuatua live in the sand at beaches and can be found at low tide by crabbing the sand ... «Gisborne Herald, Feb 15»
The Wild Cook
People often confuse tuatua and pipi - but it is easy to tell the difference even before you harvest one. Tuatua live on the surf beach and pipi usually live in the ... «New Zealand Herald, Jan 15»
